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City Council Records
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Superior Water and Sewer Agreements 1992
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Resolution
Signed Date
1/21/1992
Ord/Res - Year
1992
Ord/Res - Number
06
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Superior Water Agreement 1992
Superior Sewer Agreement 1992
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7E5
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RES 1992-06
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<br />(3) All costs of such system improvements, <br />including additional operating and other costs <br />necessarily incurred by Louisville as a result of the <br />improvements, shall be the sole responsibility of <br />Superior. Ownership of such improvements shall be in <br />Louisville, but Superior shall retain any excess <br />treatment capacity at the plant and any excess capacity <br />in the sewage trunk line(s) to the extent such <br />improvements are paid for by superior pursuant to this <br />paragraph 6. Superior may sell or lease such excess <br />capacity to Louisville. <br /> <br />(4) If the improvements are made at superior's <br />sole cost, such additional capacity shall be reserved for <br />future use by Superior and, after completion of such <br />improvements, superior shall not be required to pay the <br />portion of any tap fee which Louisville reasonably <br />determines would have been allocated by Louisville for <br />payment of such additional capacity had the improvements <br />been constructed by Louisville. Louisville shall inform <br />Superior in writing of the tap fee allocation by <br />identifying the amount of the dollar per tap credit and <br />the number of taps the credit can be applied against <br />within thirty (30) days after Superior provides its <br />detailed plans for system improvements pursuant to <br />paragraph 6.(b) (1), and Louisville may revise the <br />allocation subsequent to any revision of the plans. If <br />Superior believes Louisville's tap fee allocation <br />determination is not reasonable, it may request formation <br />of the committee described in paragraph 6. (b) (2) and the <br />decision of the committee on the reasonableness of the <br />allocation shall be final. Once the amount of the dollar <br />per tap credit has been finalized, it shall remain fixed <br />from that time on. Any such allocation shall recognize <br />that a portion of the Louisville tap fee is intended for <br />improvement of plant capacity and a portion is intended <br />for improvement of interceptor and trunk sewer capacity, <br />and that such portions may vary from time to time. <br /> <br />(5) The conversion table attached hereto as <br />Exhibit 2 shall be used in calculating the additional <br />capacity paid for solely by Superior pursuant to this <br />paragraph 6 and for which it is to receive the tap fee <br />reductions. The conversion table shall be modified as <br />necessary to reflect typical flow characteristics as <br />verified by actual monitoring, which may be performed at <br />any time by either party and which shall be performed in <br />a generally accepted engineering manner. Either party <br />may perform the monitoring after providing the other at <br />least twenty business days' written notice of its intent <br />to do so. The monitoring party shall provide the other <br />party full access to all information and records <br /> <br />5 <br />
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