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1 Every building erected after the adoption of this chapter from which this chapter is derived shall be <br />2 located on a lot, as defined herein and in no case shall there be more than one main principal building on <br />3 any one lot, except as may otherwise be provided herein. <br />4 <br />5 302 Structures on Outlots <br />6 No structures shall be constructed or erected on an outlot other than signs or fences. <br />7 <br />8 303 Easements <br />9 No private buildings (principal or accessory), temporary or permanent structures, or uses may be located <br />10 in, on, or over any public drainage and/or utility easements, except fences, driveways, parking lots, or <br />11 easily -movable structures that do not impede the flow of water and do not have permanent foundations <br />12 as described elsewhere in this chapter and as determined by the City Engineer; and public or quasi -public <br />13 utilities or facilities regulated by City Franchise or other provisions of the City Code. The items constructed <br />14 within an easement are subject to removal at the property owner's expense in the event work on the <br />15 utilities in the easement is needed. <br />16 <br />17 304 Adequate Public Infrastructure <br />18 All developments must provide adequate infrastructure suitable for the anticipated traffic, pedestrian <br />19 circulation, and utility needs of the use. The City is authorized to require any necessary upgrades of <br />20 adjacent and area public roadways and utilities directly related and proportional to a proposed <br />21 development. Examples of such improvements are, but not limited to, construction or striping of turn <br />22 lanes, installing or upgrading utilities, installing sidewalks, and/or installing street lights. All such expenses <br />23 are the responsibility of the property owner of the proposed development. <br />24 <br />25 305 Sanitary Sewer and Water Connections <br />26 (A) All new principal structures within the Metropolitan Urban Services Area (MUSA) as designated on <br />27 the current Comprehensive Plan must be connected to municipal sanitary sewer and water. <br />28 (6) For an undeveloped parcel within an urbanized zoning district that is not directly serviced by <br />29 municipal sanitary sewer and water, reasonable efforts must be made to extend sanitary sewer <br />30 and/or water mains to the site prior to constructing a principal structure. This may be accomplished <br />31 by developer utility construction or by an assessment agreement. If it is not reasonably feasible to <br />32 extend sanitary sewer and/or water mains, a building permit may be issued with private systems. <br />33 (C) In areas of the city outside of the current Metropolitan Urban Services Area (MUSA) where <br />34 municipal water mains are located, the owner of a property directly adjacent may petition the City <br />35 Council for a water connection in the event an existing well becomes inoperable or contaminated. <br />36 In no case shall the property be considered for rezoning to an urbanized district. <br />37 <br />38 306 Small Utility Services <br />39 All buildings constructed after the adoption date of this chapter shall be served by undergrounded utilities <br />40 (natural gas, electric, cable, telephone, etc.) extending from the public right-of-way to the building. <br />41 <br />42 307 Construction trailer/Field Office <br />43 Construction trailers and field offices may only be placed and used in conjunction with an active building, <br />44 utility, or grading permit onsite. The construction trailer/field office must be removed within two weeks <br />45 of the building obtaining a certificate of occupancy or the grading and utility work completed. <br />46 <br />47 310 Lighting <br />48 The purpose of this section is to provide regulations to balance lighting needs for visibility and personal <br />49 and property safety with the negative impacts of off -site light spill -over. <br />Page 36 of 160 <br />