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EXTENSION POLICIES FOR WATER AND SEWERAGE MAINS I. NEW SUBDIVISIONS (In and Outside City) A. Facilities Within Subdivision. The subdivider shall, at ïïTs/her/its own cos~dedicate such right-of-way and construct such storm sewers, drainage ditches, sanitary sewers, water mains, and water lines of such a size as to adequately serve the area being subdivided; however, if the City should require the dedication of additional right-of-way or the construction of storm sewers, drainage ditches, sanitary sewers, or water mains of a size greater than set out above, then, the City shall within one year after date of approval of the final construction plans, provided construction has been completed within such one year period and in accordance with approved construction plans, reimburse the subdivider for any increased cost of such facilities. B. Extension of City Facilities. Where it is necessary In order to properly serve the subdivision, that extension of existing City utilities be made or that drainage facilities be constructed outside the subdivision, which extension or such facilities are here referred to as "off-site improve- ments, " the subdivider shall install such off-site improve- ments of such a size as to adequately serve the area being subdivided at his/her/its own expense; however, if the City should require the construction of off-site improvements of a size greater than set out above, then the City shalL within one year after date of approval of the final construction plans, reimburse the subdivider for any increased cost of such facilities. II. EXTENSIONS WHEN NO REPLATTING OF PROPERTY IS NECESSARY A. The City will pay for the first one hundred feet (100') of any utility extension provided that: 1) the extension is made to serve at least one dwelling and construction is begun on that dwelling within ninety (90) days of the completion of the extension. 2) the extension is of a size which is in confor- mance with the City of San Marcos Master Plan for utility development. 3) for extensions of more than one hundred feet (100'), the developer pays the total cost for line extension beyond the first one hundred feet (100') for lines of up to eight inches (8"). For lines of a size of more than eight inches ( 8 " ), beyond the first one hundred feet (1001) the City will pay the cost difference between the size of the line required and an eight inch (8") line.