UTILITY OVERSIZING Clause Samples

UTILITY OVERSIZING. G10.1 The OWNERS AND DEVELOPERS shall construct and install at its sole cost and expense all water and sanitary sewer lines shown on the approved final engineering plans submitted for development of the SUBJECT PROPERTY. G10.2 The CITY shall pay for oversized water or sanitary sewer lines constructed as required by the CITY in accordance with the provisions of this Section to provide for increased capacity, not merely to compensate for slope differential. G10.3 Upon installation and acceptance by the CITY of said oversized lines, for residential lines, the CITY shall reimburse the OWNERS AND DEVELOPERS for the difference between the cost to construct an eight (8”) inch line and the cost to construct the oversized line. For non-residential lines, the CITY shall reimburse the OWNERS AND DEVELOPERS for the difference between the cost to construct a twelve (12”) inch line and the cost to construct the oversized line. G10.4 All such oversized lines shall be constructed and installed in strict accordance with the provisions of Section 7-3-6 of the Naperville Municipal Code (Cost Sharing Policy), as amended. G11.0 UTILITY REBATES, SPECIAL CONNECTION FEES, RECAPTURE FEES, SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS OR SPECIAL SERVICE AREAS TAXES. G11.1 OWNERS AND DEVELOPERS shall pay any and all existing Utility Rebates, Special Connection Fees, Recapture Fees, Special Assessments, or Special Service Area Taxes when due as specified in Section S3.0. G11.2 OWNERS AND DEVELOPERS shall further pay any and all future Utility Rebates, Special Connection Fees, Special Assessments, Recapture Fees, or Special Service Area Taxes, which may be properly and legally approved, established, or levied in the future. Notwithstanding the foregoing, this provision does not abrogate the right of any property owner to contest any Special Assessment or Special Service Area Tax.
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