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iii) Easement Agreement, if required; iv) Absolute Bill of Sale; v) Developer's Letter of Warranty (one year); and vi) Engineer's Certificate of Completion (DERM). All documents listed above are to be submitted in a form acceptable to the CITY. Sample documents of an acceptable form are available from the Public Services Department. If the above requirements are not fully and completely complied with, the CITY retains the right to withhold any and all water service or connections to be provided to the Improvement or to disconnect any temporary water service until written acceptance of the Improvement is issued by the CITY. 7. Any water service which may be provided as an accommodation to OWNER or DEVELOPER prior to final acceptance of the Improvement is to be considered temporary and subject to disconnection at any time prior to such final acceptance. 8. After completion and acceptance by the CITY, the Improvement shall remain the sole and exclusive property of the CITY, which will have the obligation to maintain the Improvement so long as the CITY operates the existing water system. 9. The Fire Flow Demand Charge for the Building has been calculated to be One Hundred Thirty Four Thousand Four Hundred Twenty Two Dollars and Seventy Six Cents ($134,422.76). One Hundred Five Thousand Four Hundred Sixteen Dollars and Sixty Two Cents ($105,416.62) of the cost of the Improvement shall be credited against the Fire Flow Demand Charge required of the OWNER and DEVELOPER. The additional Twenty Nine Thousand Six Dollars and Fourteen Cents ($29,006.14) has been remitted prior to the issuance of a building pernut. 10. The OWNER and DEVELOPER agree, by this voluntary construction of the Improvement, to provide documentation establishing the cost of the Improvement to substantiate the above - described fire flow demand charge credit. The CITY shall accept, for the purposes of establishing the DEVELOPER'S costs, the actual costs paid for the following items as credits: (a) actual contractor or subcontractor cost for materials and installation of water main; (b) bonding and insurance costs directly attributable to water main construction; (c) permit fees for water main; (d) engineering, inspection and management costs, not to exceed fifteen percent (15 %) of the total of (a), (b) and (c) above. Items which are not included in the cost for which DEVELOPER shall receive credit include, but are not limited to, the following: (e) domestic and fire service lines, meters, detector check valves, etc., downstream of point of connection of water main; (f) permit fees for structures and other on -site facilities. In the event that the actual cost is in an amount less than the credit given by the CITY, the DEVELOPER shall be required to pay the difference between such amounts. In the event the cost is in excess of the fire flow credit, Page 3 of 7