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6.P. - Page 4 of 24 ►_[el muua>I The owner has signed a proposed agreement that would obligate the owner to pay for the construction and maintenance of sanitary sewer improvements and appurtenances required by the City for sewer service to their property. Upon execution by the City, the agreement would be recorded against the Property. The agreement obligates the property owner to construct the extension of sewer pipeline from the City's existing wastewater collection system to their property. The agreement also obligates the property owner to maintain the facilities that are outside of the City's jurisdiction. The facilities outside of the City's jurisdiction are privately owned and are referenced as "private improvements" in the agreement. These private improvements function as a sewer service lateral to the single family home and thus no other property may connect to such facility. The City would own and operate the additional sewers that are constructed within the City limits, which is consistent with municipal sewer service provided by the City elsewhere within the City's jurisdiction. ADDITIONAL APPROVALS If the City allows the connection, the Town of Woodside would need to permit the construction of the sewer extension to the Property. Town of Woodside staff have indicated they do not object to the City providing service to the Property. LAFCo must also approve of the City providing sewer services as the subject Property is outside of the City's jurisdictional limits. Included with this Staff Report is a draft resolution requesting that LAFCo approve the City providing sewer services outside of the City's jurisdictional limits pursuant to Government Code Section 56133. The property owner is obligated to obtain any and all approvals necessary for the sewer extension to be constructed and maintained. FISCAL IMPACT If the City Council chooses to authorize staff to process the sewer connection permit application, the applicant will pay all associated connection fees at the time permit is processed. Monthly sewer service charges will be collected after service is provided consistent with utility billing procedures within the City's jurisdiction for utility customers. There will be additional operational and maintenance costs for the extension of the wastewater collection system that are within the City, which would be offset by the monthly sewer charge the resident would pay. The maintenance agreement with the property owner obligates the owner to pay for the operational and maintenance cost for the remainder of the sewer extension. ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW The construction of a sewer main extension and sewer connection would be categorically exempt under CEQA pursuant to CEQA Guidelines Section 15303(d) for construction of new utility extensions to one single family home. City of Redwood City 1017 Middlefield Road, Redwood City, CA. 94063 Tel: 650-780-7000 www.redwoodcity.ore 539