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the flow of sto-~r~ water, the subdivider shall be required to <br />provide for or contribute to the installation of such facilities <br />in one or both of the following manners: <br /> <br /> (a) Construct such off-site drainage facilities in <br />accordance with plans and specifications approved by the city <br />engineer. Construction by the developer shall be undertaken only <br />if permitted by fha city engineer. The subdivider shall pay the <br />cost or so much thereof as the city shall direct. <br /> <br /> (b) Contribute his pro rata share of the costs of such <br />facilities as are needed to properly control storm %~ater flow in <br />a 'designated drainage area, said share to be calculated as follows: <br /> <br /> (1) Drainage areas shall be designated by the city <br />engineer in accordance with sound engineering principles. <br /> <br /> (2) Off-site drainage facilities needed to properly <br />control present and anticipated storm water flow in such areas <br />shall be designed by tke department of engineering in accord- <br />ance with sound engineering principles taking into consider- <br />ation (among other things) the zoning and zoning patterns of <br />the subject dra!nage area, the duration and frequency of rain- <br />fall in such area during a stor~ return period of five years <br />using U. S. Department of Commerce curves and statistics and <br />suitab!e run-off coefficients ~s ~e~ermin~d by the city e~gine~r <br />for the different types of zonlnc in such area. <br /> <br />(3) The total ~ost of such off-site facilities <br />(including land or easement acquisition and any other incidental <br />costs) shall be estimated by the department of engineering <br />based upon current prices plus a percentaqe of such cost to <br />reflect estimated cost rise over the ensuing five years. Such <br />cost rise estimate will be determined by use of U. S. Depart- <br />ment of Labor consumer price indices to project price increase <br />trends. <br /> <br /> (4) The design and estimated cost of such off-site <br />drainage facilities shall be re-evaluated ~very five years prior <br />to construction. Any changes in cost estimates shall be re- <br />flecte~ by either an increase or decrease in those pro rata <br />shares remaining to be paid. k rebate shall be'made to those <br />having already contributed their share if a decrease in pro <br />rata share is calculated. <br /> <br /> [5) A construction fund for each drainage area shall <br />be established by the city into which pro rata shares shall be <br />contributed by the developer prior to final plat approval. Shares <br />paid after construction shall be based upon actual cost and <br />shall be paid to the city. A rebate shall be made to those de- <br /> <br />~20- <br /> <br /> <br />
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