13.020 Essential Public Facilities

(Amended 02/14/17) Essential public facilities to which the adequate public facilities (APF) requirement applies include the following: A. culinary water system, including water quality, treatment, storage capacity, transmission, distribution, and looped system capacity; B. secondary water (pressurized irrigation), including source, storage capacity, transmission, and distribution; C. sanitary sewer system, including treatment facilities, outfall lines, lateral, and collector lines; D. storm drainage, including surface and subsurface, and flood control facilities; E. power, including adequate source, capacity, distribution, transmission lines, and redundancy; F. transportation facilities, including streets, roads, highways, and intersections; and G. parks and related recreational facilities. Section 13.030. Procedures. An application for a development approval shall include information necessary to demonstrate that adequate public facilities will be available at the specified levels of service (LOS) within a reasonable period of time, following the issuance of a development permit for the proposed development. Such a determination may include the timing, phasing, and sequencing of the proposed development. Compliance with level of service standards shall be measured in accordance with the adopted level of service standards as set forth in this Chapter as they may from time to time be amended. The Reviewing Departments, Planning Commission, and City Council may request additional information from the applicant to address the adequacy and availability of public facilities to include the culinary water system, secondary water (pressurized irrigation), sanitary sewer system, storm drainage, including surface and subsurface and flood control facilities, power, transportation facilities and planning, including a traffic impact analysis, and an evaluation of the impact of the proposed development on parks and related recreational facilities.