§ 3.03.02. Evaluation

A.

Roads.

1.

Generally. The evaluation for roads shall compare the existing level of service standards to the adopted level of service standards established by the comprehensive plan for the City of Chattahoochee for the impacted roads. The level of service shall be determined for conditions on the existing roads, to include any committed or funded improvements to those roads.

B.

Potable water.

1.

Submittals. The applicant for a development permit shall submit, along with the application for a development permit, an indication that potable water will be provided by the city with a plan therefor, or proof that water will be provided by an alternate service with sufficient capacity to serve the development. Proof that sufficient capacity exists in an alternate service shall be demonstrated by one of the following:

a.

If the service provided is other than an on-site potable water well, documentation will be required from the provider that the project is within its service area and that it has the capacity to serve the project as proposed, at or above the adopted level of service. If the ability of a provider to serve a proposed project is contingent upon planned facility expansion, details regarding such planned improvements shall also be submitted. Prior to the issuance of a development order by the city, the applicant may be required to provide evidence of a contract with the service provider, indicating the provider's commitment and ability to serve the proposed project; or

b.

Permits issued by the Northwest Florida Water Management District for a potable water well to serve the development.

c.

A notarized statement or affidavit that there is an existing functioning potable water well on the site.

2.

Presumption of available capacity. A presumption of available capacity shall be rendered by the city upon receipt of one of the above.

C.

Wastewater.

1.

Submittals. The applicant for a development permit shall obtain from the city a certificate that the city has sufficient water treatment capacity, meeting the standards specified in the comprehensive plan for the City of Chattahoochee, Florida, to serve the development. Proposed new heavy industrial facilities shall also submit a plan for providing proper wastewater treatment including data on required sewage [sewer] service, and a proposed agreement for contributing toward the cost of developing increased collection, transmission and treatment systems.

D.

Drainage.

1.

Submittals. The applicant for a development permit shall submit, along with the application for the development permit, proof that sufficient capacity exists as demonstrated by one of the following:

a.

All applicable department of environmental regulation (DER) [department of environmental protection] permits for stormwater management systems, pursuant to 17-25, F.A.C., are obtained; and/or

b.

All applicable department of transportation (DOT) permits for drainage connections, pursuant to 14-80, F.A.C., are obtained; and/or

c.

All applicable Northwest Florida Water Management District (NWFWMD) permits, pursuant to F.S. §§ 373.451—373.4595 (the Surface Water Improvement ``SWIM'' Act) are obtained.

2.

Presumption of available capacity. A presumption of available capacity shall be rendered by the city upon receipt of the applicable DER [DEP], DOT, and/or NWFWMD permits.

E.

Solid waste. There is a presumption of available capacity in regard to solid waste disposal, since solid waste collection services are provided by the city to all areas within its corporate limits.

F.

Recreation and open space.

1.

Presumption of available capacity. Based upon the data and analysis contained in the comprehensive plan for the City of Chattahoochee adequate capacity exists for an estimated demand for park and open space facilities through the planning period (1991—2001). Therefore, a presumption of available capacity for all development shall be rendered by the city for the period beginning September 1, 1995, through the submission of the first concurrency management system annual report. At such time, the available capacity for park and open space shall be reassessed, and a determination made to as whether the presumption of available capacity is to be continued.