Ordinance - #05-03 - 02/22/2005 - Laserfiche WebLink

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h, 1. Water fa}:ilities may be provided by individual or community wells. Community wells are the preferred method of water provision. All wells are required to meet Minnesota Department of Health standards. 2. Sewage treatment facilities may be located in commonly held or identified open space areas and protected with easements as determined to be necessary. The system must be located on a parcel controlled by the Home Owners Association. This parcel must be separate from the remainder of the parcel. 3. The developer shall submit design information on communal systems (prepared by a certified designer) that verifies the site's ability to support a system that accommodates the proposed development. 4. The City (and other monitoring agencies) must be provided with an annual inspection report of the communal system, prepared by a certified inspector. 5. The HOA shall maintain a sufficient escrow for repair and/or replacement of the communal septic system. 6. Upon hookup to City sewer and water, the communal system must be properly abandoned according to Minnesota Pollution Control Agency standards; compliance will be verified prior to connection to City services. Miscellaneous 1. The developer must notify potential purchasers of cluster lots of the possibility of future development on the remainder of the parcel, The notice must include a statement to this effect and include a copy of the Urban Development Plan required under (c) of this section. A copy of this notice shall be delivered to the City. 2. The developer shall obtain a signed acknowledgement from the purchaser stating that the purchaser has reviewed the future development notice, and understands that the remnant parcel may be developed in the future. 3. No development of the outlots can occur until City sewer and water are available to the property. Ordinance #05-03 Page 5 of 9