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099 ac x r"-CE 660 Points of Agreement for Construction of the Industrial Park Outfall Sewer Line 1. County will provide cost of outfall line, lift station, and force main. County will own the lift station, outfall and force main as shown on Exhibit A. 2. City will maintain and operate the system shown on Exhibit A- 3. Economic Development Corporation will facilitate the employment of an engineer who will design sewer lines and lift station to City specifications. 4. City will acquire all easements and property for the lift station County will reimburse the City for such costs in exchange for the right to install the sewer limes and lift station on this property. 5. The City will install, own and operate all extensions and taps (sewer connections) off the system shown in Exhibit A and will not need permission for such extensions or taps from County except that the City will collect and pay to the County the assessment as per this agreement. 6. The City will receive all revenue from the regular sewer charges. In addition, the City will receive a portion of the acreage assessment to supplement maintenance costs during the first few years when the flow is less than 200,000 gpd. An average daily flow of 200,000 gallons will be required to fully offset the estimated $75,000 cost of maintenance for the outfall line and lift station 7. The acreage assessment will be set by dividing the County's cost of installing sewer by 2,200 acres and multiplying by 3 to cover reimbursement to the County for installation of sewer lines and to the City for maintenance. The total assessment costs will he shared annually between the City and the County with the City receiving 1/3 until the City is compensated for its maintenance. Once the flow reaches an average of 200,000 gpd, the City will no longer receive any portion of the assessment. Once the County has received reimbursement for its cost, the ownership of the system shown in Exhibit A will go to the City. Once the County and City have been fully compensated, the assessments will no longer be collected and this contract will terminate. 8. The assessment will apply only to those properties which will be served by the lift station through gravity feed. Properties outside the estimated 2,200 acre area or those requiring additional lift stations will not be assessed. 9. The assessment will be charged on the entire acreage of the property as shown on the deed of the sewer petitioner. 10. Where applicable, the economic incentives given by the County and/or the City to industry may be used to pay the assessments- 11. City may purchase the system shown on Exhibit A at any time upon payment to the County the remaining debt on the system. .hme 12, 2001