Sub Basin Trunk Sewer Line Phase V Sample Clauses

Sub Basin Trunk Sewer Line Phase V. In order to provide gravity sewer service to portions of the Annexed Property, Phase V of the Sub Basin Trunk Sewer Line needs to be designed and constructed generally as shown on the Infrastructure Exhibit (Attachment “D”). Phase V of the Sub Basin Trunk Sewer Line will be a gravity line that generally begins at Rokeby Road, then runs in a northwesterly direction as generally shown on Attachment “D”, and, connects to Phase II of the Sub Basin Sewer Line. The City, at its expense, will design and construct Phase V of the Sub Basin Trunk Sewer Line. The City, at its expense, will use its best efforts to complete construction of the Phase V of the Sub Basin Sewer Line by December, 2008. At the election of the applicable Landowner, the applicable Landowners may design, competitively bid, grade, construct and fund Phase V of the Sub Basin Trunk Sewer on behalf of the City through the City’s Executive Order process in one or more phases as part of the final plat process. The City agrees to subtract the cost of the Phase V of the Sub Basin Trunk Sewer Line from the applicable Landowners’ obligation to make the Sewer Impact Fee Facility Contribution set forth in Paragraph 5 above, and to accordingly reduce the applicable Landowners’ obligation to guarantee payment of said contribution required in Paragraph 9 below. The City will use its best efforts to show Phase IV of the Sub Basin Trunk Sewer Line to be funded by the City, at its expense, in Year Three of the 2006/07 Six-Year Capital Improvement Program. The City agrees to use its best efforts to reimburse the applicable Landowners for the designing and construction cost of Phase V of the Sub Basin Trunk Sewer Line pursuant to Paragraph 10 below.
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