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ATTY/ORD.0007/CC ORD ADOPT AMENDMENTS TO THE MUNICIPAL CODE – EXHIBIT A REV: 07-08-26 MI Page 11 of 19 G. Recordation: Except as provided by Government Code Section 66493, after the City approves a final map or parcel map, the City Engineer shall transmit the map to the County Recorder. The final map or parcel map becomes valid and goes into effect after it is filed by the County Recorder. ARTICLE VI. – DEDICATIONS AND RESERVATION [Only changes to Section 30.35] Sec. 30.35. SEWAGE, WATER, DRAINAGE, AND UTILITIES STANDARDS: A. Sewage Disposal: The size of mains, laterals, and appurtenances for public sanitary sewers shall be in accordance with City Engineering Standards. When an existing utility system is at or above allowable capacity per the City's Engineering Standards, subdivider shall be required to make offsite utility infrastructure improvements to provide sufficient capacity to serve the proposed subdivision. Additionally, the City Engineer may require oversizing of infrastructure within a subdivision if it is reasonably necessary to provide for the future development in the area. Such oversizing will be eligible for utility capacity fee credit. B. Water Supply: The source of water for all divisions in the City shall be the City water system. The sizing of mains and service lines, and the design of the system shall be in accordance with City Engineering Standards, as confirmed by the City Engineer and Fire Chief. Fire hydrants shall be placed within fifty (50) feet of the fire department connection with final placement determined by the Fire Chief and City Engineer based upon field conditions. C. Recycled Water: The source of recycled water for all divisions in the City shall be the City recycled water system. The sizing of mains and service lines, and the design of the system shall be in accordance with City Engineering Standards, as confirmed by the City Engineer. D. Fire Alarm Boxes: The location, type and number of fire alarm boxes shall be subject to the approval of the Fire Chief to confirm compliance with the applicable codes and standards. All fire alarm boxes shall be installed by the subdivider. E. Public Utilities: Utility easements for gas, underground electrical and communications distribution services shall be provided by the subdivider. Unless the subdivision is located within a previously platted area with rear lot line easements, all such easements shall be along the street frontage. All utility distribution services shall be underground in subdivisions, except as follows: 1. Pedestal mounted terminal boxes and meter cabinets. 2. Metal or wooden poles for street lights. 3. Electrical distribution lines carrying in excess of 34.5 kv. 4. Minor subdivisions (four (4) or fewer lots) in residential zones may pay an in-lieu fee per Section 18.242 instead of complying with this standard Subdivisions consisting entirely of residential lots or residential uses. 5. New residential buildings in which one hundred percent (100%) of the units are subject to an affordable housing deed restriction. The subdivider shall be responsible for coordination of design and installation standards with the affected utilities. F. Drainage: