Ordinance - #93-01 - 01/26/1993 - Laserfiche WebLink

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r d. 2. Street Sweeping. Following the completion of all construction, the developer or subdivider shall sweep the streets. 3. Sidewalk. In areas as required by the City Council, the developer or subdivider shall install sidewalk in accordance with plans and specifications approved by the City Engineer. 4. Sealcoating. Within two years after the construction of the streets, the developer or subdivider shall sealeoat the streets in accordance with City specifications. The time schedule on sealcoating may be extended by the City if less than 50% of the lots within the Subdivision have been developed. 5. Adjusting Water Shut-Off Boxes. The water shut-off boxes shall be adjusted at the time the final boulevard grade is established. The water shut-off boxes shall remain visible after the boulevard sod is installed. 6. Boulevard Sodding. This item shall be completed just prior to occupancy of the building. This item may be completed sooner provided the developer or subdivider maintain the sod until the dwelling or structure is occupied. 7. Maintenance of Storm Water Sewer and Facilities. Upon completion of all work within a subdivision, including the sodding, the developer or subdivider shall clean all storm water sewers. The developer or subdivider shall also remove silt from alt ponding areas which received runoff from the development property. Escrow of Required Deposits. All sums deposited with the City in accordance with this section shall be kept in separate funds which funds shall be encumbered and earmarked for the later construction of the particular improvements within the particular Subdivision provided, however, that the deposits for Stage II improvements may be merged into a single fund. Interest earned on the investment of those funds shall accrue and be added to the appropriate fund. However, in no case shall the interest on any escrow be returned to the developer. Subd. 4. City participation, residential developments. a. Certain Improvements. The owner or subdivider engaged in the development of lands which are zoned Residential Districts may request City participation in the payment of the costs of the installation of sanitary sewer, water system, street, park, trail, street lights, curb and gutter and storm sewer improvements required by this section and, in such event, such owner or subdivider shall comply with the requirements of this section. City participation shall be as determined by the City Council pursuant to a performance contract. The Council shall, on a case by case basis, determine infrastructure impact on areas outside the subdivision. City required oversizing of infrastructure beyond the appropriate standard residential or commercial equivalent shall be eligible for funding by the City. Source of City funding shall not be a determinate of financial participation.