Water Improvements. Public water shall be extended to the Property as provided for in the APFO XXX. The Project will pay tap fees in accordance with the fee schedule in effect at the time of application and the County shall issue such tap approvals in the normal course as a ministerial function. The Developer may request water capacity fee credits pertaining to the provision of public water to the Property, if the applicable requirements of the Xxxxxxxxx County, Maryland Water and Sewer Rules and Regulations are satisfied. The Xxxxxxxxx County Division of Utilities and Solid Waste Management has confirmed that upon construction of certain improvements and a water tank, there is available capacity for 1,250 residential dwelling units and 280,000 square feet of commercial use/and public use high school site, a community park, and a fire and rescue station. The Developer may dedicate a +/- 2.0 acre public use site (as shown and described in the PUD Phase I Plan) (the “Water Tank Site”, shown as area 1 on EXHIBIT 7) to the County, for use as a water tank site, should one be needed at the Property, if the County determines one is necessary after evaluating the regional needs while taking into account this Project and the Landsdale PUD and if the County further determines that such water tank shall not be sited on the Landsdale PUD property. The parties acknowledge and agree that irrespective of the final location of the water tank, the parties, along with the developer of the Landsdale PUD, will enter into a public-private memorandum of understanding regarding cost-sharing related to construction of the water tank ("Water Tank MOU"); such Water Tank MOU shall be negotiated and considered separately from this Agreement, and separately from the APFO XXX, and neither this Agreement nor the APFO XXX shall be required to be amended to finalize the Water Tank MOU. If the County acquires and begins construction on the Water Tank Site prior to the Project being developed to the point when public roads are available to serve the Water Tank Site, the Developer shall provide temporary private access to the Water Tank Site in a location to be approved by the Developer and the County. In the event the Project is not developed to the point at which adequate public road access serves the Water Tank Site, the Developer shall not be responsible for bonding related to improvements to serve the Water Tank Site, until such time as the Developer intends to develop such portion of the Project.
Water Improvements. CDRI shall provide to the City, in accordance with Sub-Sections 4.10 (a, b & c) below, the following real-estate or cash in lieu of construction payments for (a) New Well Site, (b) Water Storage, and (c) Secondary Water Source Improvements to be constructed by the City to supplement the City’s existing ability to provide water service to the CDRI Property:
Water Improvements. The water system improvements (collectively, the “Water Improvements”) are described and depicted on Exhibit F which includes a conceptual plan for the location of the Water Improvements and other water system improvements contemplated herein (the “Water Improvements Map”), and includes the “Water Improvements Table,” which details the Water Improvements and specifies the timing of when said Improvements must be constructed.
Water Improvements. Water main will be installed in street rights-of-way and in easement, as may be necessary, to serve Phase I. In addition, water main may be constructed in planned street rights-of-way outside the limits of Phase I in order to provide a closed loop system. Per paragraph 2, plans for water main improvements shall be prepared by either the City’s Department of Public Works (DPW) or by the Developer. If plans are prepared by DPW, the estimated cost is $ 16,000. The estimated cost to constructing and inspecting the water improvements are as follows: Construction $ 162,250 Inspection (including fittings & materials) $ 71,750
Water Improvements. Water main will be installed in street rights-of-way and in easement, as may be necessary, to serve Phase II. In addition, water main may be constructed in planned street rights-of-way outside the limits of Phase II in order to provide a closed loop system. Per paragraph 2, plans for water main improvements shall be prepared by either the City’s Department of Public Works (DPW) or by the Developer. If plans are prepared by the Developer, the estimated cost for the City’s review is $21,300. The estimated costs to construct and inspect the water improvements are as follows: Construction (including fittings) $ 924,100 Inspection & related activities $ 90,700 The Developer shall provide all required water fittings. In addition, the Developer is responsible for obtaining the required State of Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources Water Main Installation permit. City will provide the flow test information required as part of the permit application.
Water Improvements. The distribution of costs between the City and the Developer for all domestic and fire water facilities are as follows: Full Project Cost Developer Amount City Participation Water Facilities $112,037.31 $112,037.31 $0.00 Total Construction Cost $112,037.31 $112,037.31 $0.00 2.10 Sanitary Sewer Improvements The distribution of costs between the City and the Developer for all sanitary sewer are as follows: Full Project Cost Developer Amount City Participation Sanitary Sewer Facilities $643,277.51 $643,277.51 $0.00 Total Construction Cost $643,277.51 $643,277.51 $0.00 2.20 Drainage Improvements The distribution of costs between the City and the Developer for drainage improvements are as follows: Full Project Cost Developer Amount City Participation Storm Drainage Facilities $175,019.72 $175,019.72 $0.00
Water Improvements. The distribution of costs between Aqua and the Developer for all domestic and fire water utilities are as follows: Water Facilities Full Project Cost $148,397.50 Developer Amount $148,397.50 City Participation $0.00 Total Construction Cost $ $ $0.00
Water Improvements. Public water shall be extended to the Property in accordance with the APFO XXX. . The BOCC shall process any applications filed by the Developer to amend the County Water and Sewerage Plan in a timely manner. The Developer will pay tap (capacity) fees in accordance with the fee schedule in effect at the time of building permit application, and the County shall issue such tap (capacity) approvals in the normal course as a ministerial function. The Developer may request water capacity fee credits pertaining to the provision of public sewer to the Property if the applicable requirements of the Xxxxxxxxx County, Maryland Water and Sewer Rules and Regulations are satisfied.
Water Improvements. Remove, modify, construct, rebuild and maintain any improvements related the water rights appurtenant to the Property, including, without limitation, streambed and bank restoration, headgates, and ditches, and as may be approved by the Army Corps of Engineers, the Wyoming State Engineer’s Office or any local authorities with appropriate jurisdiction over the matter. DELETE ALL OF THE FOLLOWING IF GRANTOR OWNS ALL MINERALS BENEATH THE PROPERTY AND WANTS TO PROHIBIT MINING ALTOGETHER, BUT ADD THE FOLLOWING LANGUAGE TO THE BEGINNING OF SECTION 6.10: “As of the date of this Easement, Grantor owns all of the Mineral rights located on, under, or in the Property or otherwise associated with the Property. Grantor shall not transfer, lease or otherwise separate any Mineral rights, currently owned or later acquired, from the surface of the Property. Grantor shall not permit any Mining on, under, or in the Property by any method.” INSERT THE FOLLOWING IF GRANTOR OWNS ALL OF THE MINERALS BENEATH THE PROPERTY AND WANTS TO RESERVE THE RIGHT TO EXPLORE FOR AND EXTRACT THOSE MINERALS:
Water Improvements. In consideration of the mutual agreements contained herein, particularly, the payment by the Parish of $2,000,000.00 to the Port, the Port hereby conveys to the Parish, without warranty of fitness, the water plant and tower, together with associated equipment and lines forming the water system at the Port's Industrial Canal property, which shall continue to be operated and maintained by the Port for a period not to exceed one year from the execution of this agreement or until such time as the Parish assumes the operation and maintenance of the water system which ever occurs first, more particularly described as:
