PUBLIC UTILITY MAIN LINES Sample Clauses

PUBLIC UTILITY MAIN LINES. The developer is responsible for the design, installation, construction and/or extension of public utility main lines necessary to adequately serve its development. Minimum public utility main line design requirements are established in the City of Mesa’s Engineering Design Standards and Utility Master Plans. The developer is required to design, install, construct and/or extend public utility main lines where necessary as determined by the City for present and/or future needs of the community. When a main line extension is required, the developer may be eligible to apply for a Private Line Agreement. The City will prepare a Private Line Agreement on the Developer’s behalf so that any person(s) making connection to the sewer/water main lines in the future will be required to pay a share of the cost of these lines.
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