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�► -- — - <br /> SUBDIVISIONS <br /> b. The developer must submit a letter from TCEQ the Responsible Official may waive the requirement for <br /> verifying that the public water system proposed adjacent utility line construction at the time of final plat <br /> to serve the development holds a current,valid approval and prior to construction of the subdivision. <br /> certificate of convenience and necessity(CCN)for <br /> the area proposed for development. The letter must 2. Connections to existing wastewater lines shall be made <br /> be accompanied by a map showing the boundaries in accordance with Chapter 86 of the City Code of <br /> of the water system CCN in the vicinity of the Ordinances. <br /> development. D. Existing System.Where insufficient capacity exits downstream <br /> 3. Standards May Be Met Upon Annexation. If a water of a proposed connection,the replacement and upsizing of <br /> system cannot meet the standards of this Chapter,at existing facilities to a point of sufficient capacity is required of <br /> the Planning and Zoning Commission's discretion,the the developer.The installation of a parallel main is prohibited. <br /> subdivision may be approved, if arrangements have been E. Future Extension of Lines. Pipe stub-outs shall be located in <br /> made for an approved water system that will meet city manholes to facilitate the future extension of wastewater lines. <br /> standards to serve the subdivision upon annexation by The Responsible Official will determine the location and size of <br /> the City.This shall be arranged by means of a mutually the stub-outs. <br /> acceptable contract with the City, unless a contract with <br /> another entity ensures compliance with the technical Section 3.5.4.20n-Site Sewage Facilities <br /> requirements of this Chapter,as determined by the City <br /> Attorney. A. Adoption of Procedures.The on-site sewage facility rules are <br /> adopted, and shall conform to Chapter 86 of the City Code of <br /> DIVISION 4: WASTEWATER Ordinances and all state regulations. <br /> B. Rule Conflicts.Where this Division or other provisions of this <br /> Section 3.5.4.1 Facilities Development Code are more stringent than the on-site sewage <br /> A. The City System. Establishment of a private wastewater facility rules,the local regulations take precedence over the <br /> utility district within the City or within the City's extraterritorial corresponding provisions of the rules. <br /> jurisdiction is prohibited (see Chapter 70). C. Penalties.The City will enforce these rules as provided in <br /> B. Centralized Wastewater System V.T.C.A., Health and Safety Code,Sections 306.091, Criminal <br /> Penalties,366.092, Injunction or Civil Suit,366.0921, Civil <br /> 1. Design Requirements.Where wastewater is to be Penalty,and by any other remedies provided by State Law. <br /> provided through a centralized system,the developer <br /> shall install adequate facilities, subject to the standards <br /> and specifications of the City and state design criteria for <br /> wastewater systems. <br /> C. Line Extensions and Connections. <br /> 1. Extension of wastewater lines shall be made along the <br /> entire subdivision or development plat adjacent to a street, <br /> thoroughfare or within an easement. If the subdivision is <br /> not adjacent to a thoroughfare,the extension of utilities <br /> shall be accomplished in such a manner as to allow <br /> future connections to said utilities by new subdivisions. <br /> If new subdivisions will never be constructed beyond <br /> a developing subdivision due to physical constraints, <br /> 3:26 San Marcos Development Code Amended:September 1, 2020 <br />