Ord 2015-018/Lasalle MUD amendements

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DEVELOPMENT PLAN, PARKS AND ROADWAYS Section 3.01. Land Use. Developer agrees to enter into a Development Agreement with the City to delay annexation of the District by the City, establish certain restrictions and commitments imposed and made in connection with the development of LaSalle MUD Districts 2, 3, 4 and 5 in order to provide increased certainty to Developer and City concerning the development approval process and the development requirements of the City for a period of years; and to identify land uses and other aspects of the development of the District under the authority granted by SECTION 212.172 OF THE TEXAS LOCAL GOVERNMENT CODE. The Development Agreement must be executed by Developer, approved by City and filed in the Hays County Deed Records prior to any development of the land within the Project or any issuance of permits to develop the Land. The Land shall be developed in accordance with the standards and requirements set forth in the Development Agreement. The City accepts the Conceptual Land Plan submitted in the Developer's Preliminary Engineering and Creation Report (Revised January 2013) to illustrate the general proposed land uses. Notwithstanding the foregoing, any proposed development of the Property shall be subject to and governed by the terms of the City's Land Development Code and a Development Agreement which will supersede and replace the Conceptual Land Plan. Section 3.02 Parks and Open Space. Park and open space and shall be dedicated in accordance with the Development Agreement. Section 3.03. Roadway improvements, right -of -way, easements and other land dedications. Roadway improvements, right -of -way and the traffic plan shall also be developed in accordance with the Development Agreement. All rights -of -way for roads, and easements including but not limited to utility and drainage easements shall be dedicated to the public in accordance with the Development Agreement. ARTICLE IV WATER AND WASTEWATER, AND OTHER MUNICIPAL SERVICES Section 4.01. Water Services. Water service to the District shall be provided by third parties that hold the CCN to serve areas of the District within its service boundary. Currently, the City of Kyle holds the Certificate of Convenience and Necessity ( "CCN ") for over most of the property and it is anticipated that it will provide water to the Land in conjunction with any other CCN holders. Section 4.02. Wastewater Services. Retail wastewater service to the District shall be provided by a third party. It is anticipated that the City of Kyle will provide that service. Any wastewater treatment plant constructed in whole or in part with bond proceeds will be subject to review and comment by the San Marcos City Council prior to the issuance of the state permit or any amendment thereto. Any wastewater treatment package plant Cl