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meeting TNRCC requirements. 4. An acknowledgement by the applicant of the interruptible nature of the supply. 5. An acknowledgement by the applicant that the supply may be terminated by the City for any noncompliance with City or TNRCC regulations. 6. An acknowledgement by the applicant that reclaimed water is not to be discharged by the applicant to waters of the State of Texas unless the applicant first obtains a permit from the TNRCC. B. The City, upon verifying the completeness of an application, will determine whether a reclaimed water main capable of providing service to the applicant is in place adjacent to the applicant's property. If so, the City will either 1) notify the applicant of the fee amount for the labor, materials and equipment necessary to be installed from the existing main to the applicant's property line to initiate service to the applicant, and upon the applicant's payment of the fee amount, the City will provide the labor, materials and equipment necessary to be installed from the existing main to the applicant's property line; or 2) require the applicant to provide the labor, materials and equipment necessary to be installed from the existing main to the applicant's property line. The City, in its sole discretion, will determine the types of materials and equipment, including backflow preventive, flow control and remote monitoring and control equipment, needed for the safe and efficient provision of service to the applicant. If the work is provided by the applicant, it will be subject to inspection and acceptance by the City. C. If extension of mains is required for service to be provided to the applicant, the applicant must 1) submit plans and specifications for the extension and all related equipment, prepared by a professional engineer registered in Texas, for City approval, 2) pay a plan review fee of$100, and 3) bear all costs related to the extension, including any engineering and environmental assessment costs associated with obtaining TNRCC approval for the work, and the cost of acquiring and dedicating all temporary and permanent easements for the facilities. The City may require a main C:\TEMP\Rec1aimed water rate.doc extension or other equipment to be oversized to provide for future system needs. If oversizing is required by the City, the City will execute an agreement with the applicant under which the City will bear the increased cost of the facilities, with payment by the City to be made in a lump sum upon satisfactory completion and acceptance of the facilities. The applicant must submit to the City a signed copy of the bid tabulation sheet for the construction of the facilities to be eligible for reimbursement. D. The applicant will be responsible for the installation of all On-Site Facilities. City plumbing permit and inspection requirements apply to the On-Site Facilities. E. Upon completion of review of an application, the City will inform the applicant of the amount of the impact fee to be assessed. The applicant will pay this fee to the City prior to the initiation of service to the applicant. The fee will be based on the City's water system impact fee ordinance prOVISiOns. F. NO CROSS-CONNECTIONS ARE PERMITTED BETWEEN RECLAIMED WATERLINES AND ANY OTHER TYPE OF WATER SUPPLY LINE. Section 2.02. Authorized Uses; Responsibilitv for Ree:ulatorv Compliance; Rie:ht of Entry. A. Reclaimed water service customers must use reclaimed water only for authorized uses as described in the TNRCC regulations. B. Customers are responsible for constructing, operating and maintaining all On-Site Facilities in accordance with all City ordinances, regulations and policies, and in accordance with all TNRCC regulations. C. Customers are responsible for using reclaimed water in accordance with all City ordinances, regulations and policies, and in accordance with all TNRCC regulations. D. The City is not responsible for any lack of 3