§ 152.42 ELECTRICAL SERVICE.
The following shall set forth the responsibilities of the city and the developer for the provision of electrical service to a subdivision.
(A) The developer.
(1) The developer shall present to the Electrical Superintendent, a construction plan outlining subdivision plans, locations and square footage of buildings to be constructed, placement of utilities and any other relevant information about the project after final plat approval and prior to commencement of construction.
(2) The developer shall pay to the city a permit fee equal to the amount of the cost of provision of electrical service for buildings to be constructed within the approved plat.
(3) The fee shall be paid to the city at the time the contractor secures a building permit.
(B) The city.
(1) The city shall design an electrical service plan which shall meet the needs of the required development without any negative effect on existing service.
(2) The city shall calculate the fee for the provision of electrical service by adding the total of all materials, labor, substations, and transformers required by the subdivision and then dividing the total amount by the number of approved lots.
(3) Additional charges shall be applicable in any of the following instances:
(a) Where additional costs are incurred by the city in crossing streets, alleys or other areas in such subdivision which cannot be trenched or bored in the normal manner, such as hand trenching due to adverse soil conditions;
(b) Rearrangement of facilities caused by changes made by the contractor. (Ord. 741, passed 8-7-00)