A. 
Submit and obtain approval of an Act 537 plan/revisions from PaDEP.
B. 
Submit plan to and obtain a sewer construction permit from the Borough.
C. 
Enter into a developer's agreement and escrow agreement with the Borough and/or the Authority.
D. 
Provide financial assurances.
E. 
Construct the sewer improvements.
F. 
Facilitate required inspections and testings.
G. 
Maintain the improvements for a minimum of 24 months. If roads have not been dedicated before the end of 24 months, then an easement shall be granted by the property owner to the Borough or the Authority.
H. 
Dedicate the improvements to the Authority.
It is the developer's responsibility to obtain approval from the PaDEP of the proposed extension of the Authority's sewer system.
A. 
This document shall be prepared and executed by the Borough and the developer before any construction may start. It sets forth the terms and conditions under which the Borough will accept the improvements contemplated by the developer. In the event that the construction is to take place outside the Borough limits, the Authority shall be a party to the developer's agreement.
B. 
The developer shall also enter into an escrow agreement between the Borough and the developer, and the developer shall deposit with the Borough an escrow amount determined according to a fee schedule set by resolution of this Council. The escrow agreement must be executed by the Borough and the developer and the escrow amount deposited with the Borough before design commences.
A. 
After the developer's agreement and escrow agreement have been executed, the developer shall submit three copies of the preliminary sewer extension plans to the Borough showing the location of sewer mains, sewer main rights-of-way, size of sewer main, direction of flow, distance of sewer mains from any structure, location of any pump stations required and location of the existing manhole or manholes to which tap-in is to be made.
B. 
In the alternative, the developer may request the Borough to provide plans and detailed designs of the sewer system for the extension, including approval from the necessary state agencies. If the developer makes this request, the Borough shall have the sole right to determine whether it shall authorize the Borough Engineer to prepare such plans and designs. If the Borough does authorize the Borough Engineer to prepare such plans and designs, the fee for the designs will be in accordance with the customary rates charged by the Borough Engineer to the Borough and shall be payable by the developer as set forth under § 87-21 above.
C. 
Upon approval of the preliminary sewer extension plans by the Borough and approval of the preliminary plans by the Planning Commission, the developer shall submit to the Borough three copies of the final sewer extension plans and specifications.
D. 
The plans shall indicate rights-of-way at least 20 feet wide, which the developer intends to grant to the Authority, where lines will be outside public streets, depth of lines, profile drawings, location of manholes, distance of lines from any below ground or above ground structures, and locations of any pump stations and required force mains. Where pump stations and force mains are required, estimated operational cost data and structural design information must be supplied. When final sewer extension plans and specifications are submitted, the developer shall also file a completed application for a sewer extension permit for the applicable modules to the appropriate state or federal agency in the name of the Authority. Said filing shall include the applicable modules, supporting documents and supplementary reports as required. The final plan review must be submitted before any final plan review can be started.
E. 
Upon receipt of the permit as issued by the applicable state or federal agency, the developer shall record same in the Recorder of Deeds' office located in the Northampton County Courthouse, Pennsylvania, and file proof of same with the Borough.
Prerequisites for the start of construction are set forth in Article X herein.
Prior to starting construction, the developer must deliver to the Borough proof of rights-of-way over any lands now owned by the developer but necessary for the sewer extension, including, but not limited to, state, county and local highways. Upon approval of the final sewer extension plans and specifications, satisfaction to the Borough of satisfactory financial assurances, recording of permit and satisfaction of right-of-way, the developer shall submit an anticipated construction schedule. The construction inspection fee must be deposited with the Borough prior to the start of construction.
The Borough Sewer Committee Engineer or representative shall establish a schedule of inspections and tests to which the developer shall comply.
The developer will be required to provide a maintenance bond for a twenty-four-month period, commencing upon acceptance of the sanitary sewer facility by the Authority.
After all required inspections and tests are approved by the Borough Sewer Committee Engineer, the developer shall dedicate the improvement to the Borough or the Authority in a manner and form established by the Borough or the Authority.