Ord 2018-004/amending various sections of the San Marcos City Code for consistency with, or to complement concurrent adoption of the new San Marcos Development Code (“CodeSMTX”);

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(8) Drainage maps showing preconstruction and post construction runoff rates and proposed detention and filtration pond sizings and locations. (9) The capacity calculations for sizing the facilities and a comparison of service levels to TCEQ utility requirements for supply, storage and treatment. (10) Proposed consent ordinance. (11) Proposed consent agreement. (12) Proposed utility agreement if contract bonds with the city for city services are sought by the utility district. (13) Proposed construction participation agreements for any facilities the utility district plans to construct or use in participation with any other utility district or entity. (14) Proposed solid waste management plan. (15) Proposed future utility district annexations or future service areas outside of the initial utility district boundaries. (16) Annexation impact statements. a. The applicant shall provide a document comparing the relationship of the indebtedness of the utility district to construction plans for water and wastewater lines and facilities and to the tax base or value of taxable development at one, three, five and ten years from the formation of the utility district. b. The applicant shall describe how fire and police protection will be provided five years and ten years from creation of the utility district. (17) Justification statement. The applicant shall justify the creation of the utility district. The justification statement shall include but not be limited to the following issues: a. The probability of the city providing water and wastewater service to the area proposed to be a utility district within the next three years.