Res 2025-056 approving an amendment to the 2024 Regional Wastewater Treatment Cost Sharing Agreement to add Cottonwood Phase 4, Mulberry Meadows, and Mason Developments to the agreement and to modify certain terms of the original agreement

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5. City Review of Plans. a. Upon making a complete initial or updated submittal, the City's comments to Subdivision Construction Plans/Public Improvement Construction Plans ("PICPs") will be issued within thirty (30) business days. If the City fails to provide comments to such PICPs within said thirty (30) business days, such PICPs shall be deemed approved. If the Tract is located outside the City limits and ETJ, no additional permits beyond PICPs and any permits/inspections necessary for residential or commercial wastewater service connections shall be required. b. With respect to the submission of Watershed Protection Plan, Phase 2 ("WPP2") and associated application documents subject to this Section 5 (the "application'), the City will review the WPP2 application submittal for completeness within ten (10) days of its submission to the City. The completeness review will not be for a determination of technical adequacy or accuracy, but only to administratively verify whether all required material and information has been submitted. Prior to acceptance, the City may reject the application for being incomplete, in which case the developer must resubmit such plans and associated application documents to include those items identified by the City to be insufficient or incomplete. The City will have ten (10) additional days from the date of any resubmission of additional materials to review again for completeness. This process shall repeat until the City accepts the application as complete. c. Concurrent with submission of an application to the City for review,the developer shall indicate in writing which of the following shall be the technical reviewer of the application and plans: i. City staff,with permit and review fees paid to the City; ii. The City's contracted third-party firm (in which case the developer shall pay the City for the permit and contracted fee for the third-party review); or, iii. The Municipal Utility District's engineer, under a direct contract with the developer for payment of the engineer's review services (and the developer paying the City its standard permit fees). d. Once the application is complete and accepted for technical review, the reviewer then has thirty (30) days from the date the application is deemed complete to approve the application or to provide a Amendment No. 1- Regional Wastewater Services& Facilities Cost Sharing Agreement Res. 2025-56R Page 6 of 71