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City, connect the improvements on the Subject Property to the available sewer lines. The Owner/Developer shall be given a one year advanced written notice of the date of availability of the sanitary sewer. At the time of such connection, the use of the septic tank on the Subject Property shall be terminated and the septic tank properly abandoned pursuant to the requirements of the State of Florida, whichever is most stringent. The abandonment of the septic tank shall be at the Owner/Developer's expense. 7. Connection and Aoourtenant Fees. The Owner/Developer shall pay any and all water and sewer benefit and connection fees, treatment fees, and/or such other fees as may be required by the City Code or the City's regulations. Any and all such water and sewer lines and/or appurtenant items which are constructed or installed by the Owner/Developer shall be constructed or installed in accordance with the City requirements and specifications, as determined by the City Engineer. 8. Site Plan AODroval. The City will review the site plan to ensure compliance with the City's Unified Land Development Regulations prior to signing the permits for the Florida Department of Environmental Regulation. If full compliance with the City's Unified Land Developmenf Regulations is not possible due to conflicting Seminole County requirements, the Owner/Developer agrees that all items must be corrected, at the Owner/Developer's sole cost and expense at the time of annexation. Compliance to the City's Unified Land Development Regulations must be accomplished within ninety (90) days written notice from the City. Failure to achieve compliance with the City's Unified Land Development Regulations as provided herein shall entitle the City to terminate water and sewer services in addition to such other legal and equitable rights the City may have. 9. Imoact Fees. The City and the Owner/Developer acknowledge that the City Code establishes impact fees for capital improvements in transportation services, parks and recreation services, police services, and fire and medical emergency services necessitated by such development. The Owner/Developer, at the time of annexation, shall pay to the City impact fees for the improvements on the annexed property, subject to adjustment and less a credit for impact fees previously paid to Seminole County for the same impact or component thereof. It is the intent of the parties hereto that at the time of annexation, the Owner/Developer shall pay to the City any and all impact fees in excess of those paid to Seminole County at the time of construction in order to meet the then existing City impact fee schedule. Once an amount has been established, the City and the Owner/Developer may negotiate on the number and timing of payments of the fees. Annexation Agreement Commercial and/or Residential Properties (greater than 1 un~) Page 3