§ 62-32.2. Transfer/assignment.

(a)

Except as provided herein, no tap authorized pursuant to this article shall be transferred or relocated to serve any lot or parcel of property except that as indicated on the application for service. Upon written application to the city and the city engineer's approval thereof, a tap may be transferred to another property if the following conditions are met:

(1)

The applicant pays a non-refundable application and administrative fee in an amount determined by resolution of city council at the time of submission of the application to cover the city's processing costs.

(2)

The applicant is the fee simple owner of either the lot or parcel for which the tap was authorized, and the lot or parcel to which transfer is requested.

(3)

Both lots/parcels are located with the same subdivision.

(4)

The building permit, if any, issued in connection with the original tap application, has expired, been revoked, voided, or is otherwise no longer active such that a certificate of occupancy will not be eligible for issuance.

(5)

The owner, beneficiary of any deed of trust, and all persons with a financial interest in the property for which the original tap was authorized executes and records with the Adams County Clerk and Recorder, an affidavit in a form acceptable to the city attorney, affirming that the tap and any subsequent credits or value has been transferred to the receiving lot.

(6)

Applicant agrees to construct and install such public infrastructure improvements as are necessary to serve the property as determined by the city engineer.

(b)

The transfer of a tap shall not extend the abandonment period as set forth in this article.

(Ord. No. 11-05, § 4, 5-3-2011)