1) Plat Note for Non-Residential Projects with Water and Sewer Allocation Contract:

The City of Frederick has allocated a total of ________ gallons per day of potable water and wastewater treatment capacity to serve all or a portion of the lots shown on this plat in accordance with a Water and Sewer Allocation Contract (WSAC___ - _____) between the owner and the City dated ________________. Recordation of this plat does not constitute a guarantee or allocation of potable water capacity or wastewater treatment capacity to serve the development of all the lots shown on the plat, nor does recordation of a lot or lots without a Water and Sewer Allocation Contract entitle the owner to a preferred allocation status as provided in of the Water and Sewer Allocation Ordinance. Water allocation for the lots under Water and Sewer Allocation Contract (WSAC___ - _____) or any subsequent water allocations granted by the City for the remaining lots on the plat, if any, shall be in accordance with and subject to the provisions of the Frederick City Code, Appendix A (“The Land Management Code”), § 742, “Water and Sewer Allocation” and the regulations adopted pursuant thereto. If a building permit is not issued, a water and sewer tap not purchased, and foundation construction not commenced on a lot within the time period provided in the Water and Sewer Allocation Contract (as it may be modified or extended), the potable water supply capacity allocation and wastewater treatment capacity for any lot not in compliance with the requirements listed herein is no longer reserved, and the ability to permit and develop lots will be dependent on potable water supply and wastewater treatment capacity available at the time of building permit application. Federal or State action, including operational moratoria, may temporarily suspend, delay or otherwise affect an allocation that is granted.

2) Plat Note for Residential Projects with Water and Sewer Allocation Contract:

The City of Frederick has allocated _________(#) _______________ (type) units with a total of _________ gallons per day of potable water and wastewater treatment capacity to serve all or a portion of the lots shown on this plat in accordance with a Water and Sewer Allocation Contract Water and Sewer Allocation Contract(WSAC___ - _____) between the owner and the City dated ________________. Recordation of this plat does not constitute a guarantee or allocation of potable water capacity or wastewater treatment capacity to serve the development of all the lots shown on the plat, nor does recordation of a lot or lots without a Water and Sewer Allocation Contract entitle the owner to a preferred allocation status as provided in of the Water and Sewer Allocation Ordinance. Water allocation for the lots on the plat shall be in accordance with and subject to the provisions of the Frederick City Code, Appendix A (“The Land Management Code”), § 742, “Water and Sewer Allocation” and the regulations adopted pursuant thereto. If a building permit is not issued, a water and sewer tap not purchased, and foundation construction not commenced on a lot within the time period provided in the Water and Sewer Allocation Contract(as it may be modified or extended), the potable water supply capacity allocation and wastewater treatment capacity for any lot not in compliance with the requirements listed herein is no longer reserved, and the ability to permit and develop lots will be dependent on potable water supply and wastewater treatment capacity available at the time of building permit application. Federal or State action, including operational moratoria, may temporarily suspend, delay or otherwise affect an allocation which is granted.

3) Plat Note for Projects with a previously recorded plat but has existing vacant, undeveloped lots but does not requiring a Water and Sewer Allocation Contract, where a Consolidation Plat, Addition Plan, or Re-subdivision such that no new lots are created.

The City of Frederick has previously recorded a plat of this property, at which time a six (6) month reservation of wastewater treatment capacity was granted. That reservation of wastewater treatment capacity has expired, and therefore recordation of this plat does not constitute a guarantee or allocation of potable water capacity or wastewater treatment capacity to serve the development of all the lots shown on the plat. The ability to permit and develop the lots shown on the plat will be dependent on the potable water supply and wastewater treatment capacity available when a building permit is requested. Building permits may not be issued until it has been determined that existing facilities are adequate and available to meet needs of the proposed development taking into account all existing and approved developments in the service area and that the water supply needs described in the building permits application will not overload any present facility for conveying, pumping, storing, or treating water. If a Water and Sewer Allocation Contract has not been previously granted to all or a portion of the lots shown on the plat, then prior to issuance of a building permit for a development that requires potable water a Water and Sewer Allocation Contract will need to be obtained. Federal or State action, including operational moratoria, may temporarily suspend, delay or otherwise affect an allocation that is granted.

4) Plat Note for Projects with either a lot of record or old plat with existing structures on the lot(s) and is not requiring a Water and Sewer Allocation Contract, where there is a Consolidation Plat, Addition Plan, or Re-subdivision such that no new lots are created.

Recordation of this plat does not constitute a guarantee or allocation of potable water capacity or wastewater treatment capacity to serve the development of all the lots shown on the plat. The ability to develop, redevelop, or use intensification of the lots shown on the plat will be dependent on the potable water supply and wastewater treatment capacity available when a building permit is requested. Building permits may not be issued until it has been determined that existing facilities are adequate and available to meet needs of the proposed development taking into account all existing and approved developments in the service area and that the water supply needs described in the building permits application will not overload any present facility for conveying, pumping, storing, or treating water. If a Water and Sewer Allocation Contract has not been previously granted to all or a portion of the lots shown on the plat, then prior to issuance of a building permit for a development that requires potable water a Water and Sewer Allocation Contract will need to be obtained. Federal or State action, including operational moratoria, may temporarily suspend, delay or otherwise affect an allocation that is granted.

5) Note for a Final Site Plan and/or Preliminary Subdivision Plan without a Water and Sewer Allocation Contract.

This proposed (Final Site Plan / Preliminary Subdivision Plan) will be dependent on the potable water supply and wastewater treatment capacity available when a building permit is requested. Building permits may not be issued until it has been determined that existing facilities are adequate and available to meet needs of the proposed development taking into account all existing and approved developments in the service area and that the water supply needs described in the building permits application will not overload any present facility for conveying, pumping, storing, or treating water. If a Water and Sewer Allocation Contract has not been previously granted to all or a portion of the lots shown on the plat, then prior to issuance of a building permit for a development that requires potable water a Water and Sewer Allocation Contract will need to be obtained. Federal or State action, including operational moratoria, may temporarily suspend, delay or otherwise affect an allocation that is granted.

6) Note for a Preliminary Subdivision Plan with a Water and Sewer Allocation Contract.

The City of Frederick has allocated a total of ________ gallons per day of potable water and wastewater treatment capacity to serve all or a portion of the lots shown on this Preliminary Subdivision Plan in accordance with a Water and Sewer Allocation Contract (WSAC___ - _____) between the owner and the City dated ________________. Water allocation for the lots under this Water and Sewer Allocation Contractor any subsequent water allocations granted by the City for the remaining lots in the Preliminary Subdivision Plan, if any, shall be in accordance with and subject to the provisions of the Frederick City Code, Appendix A (“The Land Management Code”), § 742, “Water and Sewer Allocation” and the regulations adopted pursuant thereto. If a building permit is not issued, a water and sewer tap not purchased, and foundation construction not commenced on a lot within the time period provided in the Water and Sewer Allocation Contract (as it may be modified or extended), the potable water supply capacity allocation and wastewater treatment capacity for any lot not in compliance with the requirements listed herein is no longer reserved, and the ability to permit and develop lots will be dependent on potable water supply and wastewater treatment capacity available at the time of building permit application. Building permits may not be issued until it has been determined that existing facilities are adequate and available to meet needs of the proposed development taking into account all existing and approved developments in the service area and that the water supply needs described in the building permits application will not overload any present facility for conveying, pumping, storing, or treating water. Federal or State action, including operational moratoria, may temporarily suspend, delay or otherwise affect an allocation that is granted.

7) Note for a Final Site Plan with a Water and Sewer Allocation Contract.

The City of Frederick has allocated a total of ________ gallons per day of potable water and wastewater treatment capacity to serve all or a portion of the lots shown on this Final Site Plan in accordance with a Water and Sewer Allocation Contract (WSAC___ - _____) between the owner and the City dated ________________. Water allocation for the Final Site Plan under this Water and Sewer Allocation Contractor any subsequent water allocations granted by the City, if any, shall be in accordance with and subject to the provisions of the Frederick City Code, Appendix A (“The Land Management Code”), § 742, “Water and Sewer Allocation” and the regulations adopted pursuant thereto. If a building permit is not issued, a water and sewer tap not purchased, and foundation construction not commenced on a lot within the time period provided in the Water and Sewer Allocation Contract(as it may be modified or extended), the potable water supply capacity allocation and wastewater treatment capacity for any lot not in compliance with the requirements listed herein is no longer reserved, and the ability to permit and develop lots will be dependent on potable water supply and wastewater treatment capacity available at the time of building permit application. Building permits may not be issued until it has been determined that existing facilities are adequate and available to meet needs of the proposed development taking into account all existing and approved developments in the service area and that the water supply needs described in the building permits application will not overload any present facility for conveying, pumping, storing, or treating water. Federal or State action, including operational moratoria, may temporarily suspend, delay or otherwise affect an allocation that is granted.