Sanitary Sewer Service. Landlord shall provide Tenant with the right to use the existing sanitary sewer currently owned by Landlord and the public sanitary sewer (collectively called the “Sanitary Sewer”), to the extent each of these service the Building in which the Premises is located, provided that Tenant shall, with respect to its use of the Sanitary Sewer, promptly comply with the requirements imposed by Landlord now or in the future on all users of the Sanitary Sewer of which Tenant is given notice. Tenant shall have no right to use the industrial sewer at any time.
Sanitary Sewer Service. If the Premises are to used as a restaurant, Landlord will stub two plugged four (4) inch sanitary outlets (one for grease waste and one for regular waste) at locations selected by Landlord to which Tenant shall connect. Otherwise, Landlord will provide a four (4) inch sanitary line under slab in the Premises to which Tenant shall connect. Retail Tenant Spaces will have vent line installed as indicated on the Lease Outline Drawings.
Sanitary Sewer Service. D. The City of Waukesha has a long-standing policy of not providing sanitary sewer service without annexation of lands from the Town of Waukesha to the City of Waukesha. As a result, numerous residential properties and businesses in the Town of Waukesha have been required to install and maintain sanitary sewer holding tanks. (See Exhibit J). In 2002, the State of Wisconsin began constructing State Trunk Highway 59 (Greenfield Avenue) from the intersection of State Trunk Highway 164, located in the City of Waukesha, east to the City of Brookfield. As a part of the reconstruction of State Trunk Highway 59, a decision was made by the City of Waukesha that the City would not extend sanitary sewer service west along State Trunk Highway 59, which extension would be necessary in order to provide sanitary sewer service to the JUSA referenced int his Plan. Consistent with that decision, in 2008, lands located in the Town of Waukesha immediately north of State Trunk Highway 59 requested the extension of sanitary sewer service. In order to provide that service, an application to modify the SEWRPC Sanitary Sewer Service Area was made by the Town of Brookfield, and the change of the sanitary sewer area from the City of Waukesha to the Town of Brookfield was approved by both the City of Waukesha and the City of Brookfield. The land transferred from the City of Waukesha Sanitary Sewer Service Area to the Town of Brookfield Sanitary Sewer Service Area, as depicted more particularly on Exhibit K which is appended hereto and incorporated herein by reference. Those lands were subsequently developed in the Town of Waukesha as a multi-family development now known as Overlook Farms.
Sanitary Sewer Service. Owners understand and acknowledge that the area will not be sewerable until the Xxxxx Slough trunk sewer is extended from approximately the Home Depot property at 00xx Xxxxxx and Highway 2 north to the subject Property.
Sanitary Sewer Service. Owner shall, at its sole cost and expense, construct and install all sanitary sewer facilities required from the terminus of existing sanitary sewer facilities to the Property line and within the Property, and to the far southeast side of the Property, in accordance with any approved final plat and the provisions of the Xxxxxxxx Municipal Code, except as may be expressly set forth in Schedule 2 (Special Terms). Owner will also construct a lift station large enough to handle the waste water for its property and the City will pay to increase the capacity of the lift station so that it is large enough to accommodate anticipated developments of adjacent properties. City shall be entitled to recover recapture fees for all of the Sanitary Sewer Service infrastructure from the anticipated development of adjacent properties. City agrees that it will provide sanitary sewer facilities sufficient to service the Property as developed, at the time such system is needed. Nothing in this section shall be deemed to require the City to reserve sanitary sewer capacity in advance of the time it is needed.
Sanitary Sewer Service. However, the sanitary will be extended to the immediate west of the Subject Property. In the event Hub City chooses to proceed with development of the Subject Property, it shall be responsible, at its expense, an 8” gravity sanitary sewer line east along Xxxxxxx Road to the east line of the Subject Property, at 0.7°/o grade with a capacity of 450 GPM, at a depth to be approved by RMU, on or before a date to be determined. Owner is to pay 100% of the sewer and water improvement; however, owner shall not be obligated to pay any other recapture fee to the City, with the exception of payment to the City for the lift station, which the City has upsized.
Sanitary Sewer Service. Sanitary sewer service shall be extended from the existing termination point in College Road East to a manhole located within 5 feet of the exterior of the building.
Sanitary Sewer Service. Developer shall, at its sole cost and expense, construct and install all sanitary sewer facilities required from the terminus of existing sanitary sewer facilities to the Leased Premises boundary line and within the Leased Premises, and to the far east side of the Leased Premises in accordance with any approved final plat and the provisions of the Rochelle Municipal Code, except as may be expressly set forth in Schedule 2 (Special Terms). Developer will also construct a lift station large enough to handle the waste water for the Leased Premises and the City will pay to increase the capacity of the lift station so that it is large enough to accommodate anticipated developments of adjacent properties. City shall be entitled to recover recapture fees for all of the Sanitary Sewer Service infrastructure from the anticipated development of adjacent properties. City agrees that it will provide sanitary sewer facilities sufficient to service the Leased Premises as developed, at the time such system is needed. Nothing in this section shall be deemed to require the City to reserve sanitary sewer capacity in advance of the time it is needed.
Sanitary Sewer Service. As of the date of this Agreement, the City sanitary sewer has been extended along the Xxxxxx Road right-of-way (south of Technology Parkway and north of Petro Drive), but no further. In the event Developer chooses to proceed with development of the Leased Premises under those circumstances, the Developer shall install, at its expense, a 4” sanitary sewer force main from the terminus along Xxxxxx Road to the lift station to be constructed by Developer. Developer shall install at Developer’s expense a fully- functioning sanitary sewer lift station at a site to be designated by the City on property immediately to the west of the Property. Developer is to pay 100% of the sewer and water improvement, with the exception of the sizing of the lift station; however, neither Developer nor Owner shall be obligated to pay any other recapture fee to the City or any other developer for any recapture agreement that predates this Annexation Agreement. The City will pay for the upsizing of the lift station beyond the capacity needed for this development. Notwithstanding the foregoing, City has agreed to provide a contribution of Five Hundred Thousand Dollars ($500,000.00) towards the improvements required herein, which contribution shall be applied toward the costs of the offsite sewer and water improvements described in this Section 9 and in Section 8 above. This contribution from the City shall be its only obligation to fund the sewer and water improvements described in either Section 8 or 9.
Sanitary Sewer Service. As of the date of this Agreement, the City sanitary sewer has been extended under Interstate 88 along the east side of Illinois Route 251, but no further. In the event Owner chooses to proceed with development of the Property under those circumstances, the Owner shall install, at its expense, an 8” sanitary sewer force main from the terminus along Illinois Route 251 to the lift station to be constructed by Owner. Owner shall install at Owner’s expense: (i) a fully-functioning sanitary sewer lift station at a site to be designated by the City on property immediately to the west of the Property (a 17-acre parcel mol with tax identification number 00-00-000-000); and (ii) an 18” gravity sanitary sewer line from the lift station to Xxxxxxx Road, then an 8” gravity sanitary sewer line east along Xxxxxxx Road to the east line of the Property, at 0.7°/o grade with a capacity of 450 GPM, at a depth to be approved by RMU, on or before a date to be determined. Owner is to pay 100% of the sewer and water improvement, with the exception of the sizing of the lift station; however, owner shall not be obligated to pay any other recapture fee to the City or any other developer for any recapture agreement that predates this Annexation Agreement. The City will pay for the upsizing of the lift station beyond the capacity needed for this development.
