04-12-2010 CC agenda packet item_Water Service Agreements

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• • Apol 7, 1999 Page 3 or 5 • 2. Certified site plan showing the total acreage of the tract including present and proposed improvements and a suitable location map of the site. In addition, the City may require the site plan to demonstrate that certain miscellaneous requirements and restrictions discussed in Section I paragraph 2 will be met. 3. The project's stormwater management plan shall be coordinated with the City and Harris County Flood Control District. The City and HCFCD may require the combining of some stormwater systems to achieve a higher overall effectiveness. III. The City will determine availability of adequate utilities based on the number of employees (regular and contract) onsite times an average day demand of 50 gallons per day per employee, and/or the stated quantity of water and/or sanitary sewer for processes. Total combined water demand shall not exceed 30,000 gallons per day, total combined sanitary sewer demand shall not exceed 30,000 gallons per day If adequate utilities are available, the provisions outlined in Section III shall apply. If adequate utilities are not available, potable water service shall not be recommended unless special provisions are made and approved for a utility extension of proper size to meet the present and the projected demands for municipal water service in the area. All proposed extensions shall meet the City's policy for a Utility Extension Agreement, which requires: • The Company to secure all necessary easements, rights -of -way, permits, etc., at no cost to the City. • The dedication of utility line to the City as well as other provisions. IV. Requests for potable water service by users outside the city limits of La Porte shall be subject to the following conditions: 1. Must have City Council approval. • City determines locations, line sizes and approves plans. • No outlay of City funds, other than administration of contracts and policies. • Lines to be installed in easements if installed in rights -of -way, Industry would be responsible for future relocation expenses.