The developer and his contractor and engineer
shall construct all storm water facilities such that all construction
conforms to the workmanship and requirements detailed in the appropriate
sections of the City standard specifications for municipal construction,
and in conformance to the City standard details for storm water construction.
A.
All municipal improvements that shall require City
maintenance after the one-year warranty period and final acceptance
by the City shall have the construction supervised by a registered
engineer in the state and shall have a qualified inspector present
while construction is actually occurring. The developer may select
a qualified, registered engineering firm of his choice to provide
the inspection, or as part of his subdivision agreement, he may elect
to have and negotiate a fee for the City to provide this inspection
and construction supervision.
B.
During the construction process all materials shall
be tested according to standard engineering practices to assure that
proper and adequate materials are utilized for the construction of
these municipal improvements. Certified test results shall be submitted
to the City engineer within five days after the test results have
been taken to assure the quality of construction.
All materials utilized for municipal improvements
and construction shall be new and of highest quality and shall conform
to the materials specifications detailed in the appropriate sections
of the City standard specifications for municipal construction.
