108-3-10 Guarantee Of Improvements
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Guarantee of improvements. The City shall require an applicant to deposit a guarantee of improvements, as provided in section 106-4-3, for all improvements required by this chapter or as otherwise volunteered by the applicant that are incomplete at the time of subdivision plat recording. This includes improvements on open space parcels unless otherwise specified in subsection (b) of this section. Improvements requiring certificate of occupancy. The City shall not require an applicant to deposit a financial guarantee for open space improvements that require a certificate of occupancy and that remain incomplete at the time of final approval of the proposed cluster subdivision by the board of county commissioners. The applicant or developer shall complete the improvements according to the approved phasing component of an open space preservation plan. If the applicant fails to
complete improvements as presented in the open space preservation plan, the county may suspend final plat approvals and record an instrument notifying prospective lot buyers that future land use permits may not be issued for any construction.
All final subdivision approvals shall include verification of adequate water rights and
infrastructure per the Ogden Valley General Plan and most recent water capacity studies.
Final plat approval of a cluster subdivision shall require verification of legally committed
and physically available culinary water sufficient to serve the proposed lots. Verification
shall
include:
(1) Evidence of water rights or binding service commitment from a qualified water
provider;
(2) Demonstration that the water is physically available (“wet water”) and not speculative;
(3) Evidence of adequate infrastructure capacity to deliver the water; and
(4) Compliance with all water level, water quality, and capacity policies of the General
Plan
All cluster subdivisions shall comply with the water rights, water availability, and water infrastructure requirements of Chapter 106 (Subdivisions). Water rights shall be demonstrated to be valid, perfected, and physically and legally available, with a demonstrated means of delivery, prior to final plat approval.