retains the right to determine the sequence of sewered development of each specific parcel of land within its Growth Areas, and to exchange like numbered acres of sewered land between designated Sanitary Sewer Service Area boundaries and land outside said boundaries.
1.8
Unsewered Development in Town.
The Town also reserve the right to permit unsewered development on land in the
Town Growth Areas, provided the development is consistent with the Town's
comprehensive plan, which plan will not be adopted or amended without providing
the City with an opportunity to comment thereon. While the City's right to
comment on the Town's comprehensive plan shall not be construed as a right to
approve or disapprove of the plan or its components, the Town will consider
the City's comments before adoption or amendment of their plans. The Town
will not permit any additional unsewered development in the City Growth Areas
beyond the development that is permitted in Sections 2.2 and 2.3(c), below.
1.9
City/Town Road Boundaries.
Where a road is proposed in an annexation to serve as a boundary between the
City and the Town, the governments will discuss the exact location of the
boundary in order to avoid jurisdictional confusion over the governmental
services to be provided within or by way of that segment of highway. In
general, the City will either annex all or none of the road right-of-way.
The Town will cooperate with the City on the City's reconstruction of the
road to urban standards according to the City's capital improvement program.
The City must obtain the Town's consent before the Town is financially
obligated to pay for any portion of the reconstruction of the relevant road.
1.10
East Central Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission.
The East Central Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission (“East Central”) is the
official comprehensive planning agency for the East Central Wisconsin Counties
of Calumet, Fond du Lac, Green Lake, Marquette, Menominee, Outagamie, Shawano,
Waupaca, Waushara and Winnebago. As a Regional Planning Commission, East
Central participates in the process of defining geographical areas where
sanitary sewers may be extended (“Sewer Service Area”). The boundary of a
Sewer Service Area delineates those areas which can be provided public
sanitary sewer more cost-effectively than on-site treatment methods over a
20-year period. The Sewer Service Area is ultimately defined and approved
by the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources under Wisconsin Administrative
Code NR-121. The parties acknowledge that the extension of sanitary sewers
as referenced in this Agreement is subject to review and approval by East
Central and the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources. Nothing contained in this