A. The annexor, developer or owner, as the case may be, shall include with the annexation petition, or subdivision submittal if the property has already been annexed, or the request for extension of water service, a written analysis, prepared by a water resources engineer, sufficient to allow the Town to fully evaluate the probable water demand and consumption and the sewer service requirements for the property to be developed, based on the specific development plan proposed by such annexor, developer or owner. The analysis shall include the entire property and shall specify the use of all land in the property. Water demands and consumption shall be estimated separately for each use category (e.g., single-family residential, multifamily residential, commercial, office, industrial, parks or others), and irrigation demands and consumptive use shall be set forth separately for each use category which is applicable to the property. The analysis shall also include a description of the water rights that will be used to meet the water demand and consumption requirements of the project set forth in the development plan and demonstrate the adequacy of such water rights for that purpose.

B. The Town may elect to provide its own analysis if, in its judgment, the Town has sufficient information and experience with other similar developments to adequately evaluate the probable water demands and consumption and the sewer service requirements for the property. If the Town and the annexor, developer or owner agree on applicable criteria for the property, the Town may advise such person that he or she is not required to submit the written analysis provided for in subsection A of this section.

C. The mutual rights and obligations of the Town and the developer or owner, as the case may be, pertaining to water rights dedication and the provision of water and sewer service shall be memorialized in a water and sewer service agreement duly executed by the parties. (Ord. 561 §1, 2007)