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(a) When the city determines that additional storage capacity, or other storm water management improvement, beyond that required by the applicant for on-site storm water management, is necessary to enhance or provide for the public health, safety, and general welfare, to correct unacceptable or undesirable existing conditions, or to provide protection in a more desirable manner for future development, the city may:

(1) Require that the applicant grant any necessary easements over, through, or under the applicant's property to provide access to or drainage for such a facility;

(2) Participate financially in the construction of such facility to the extent that such facility exceeds the facility required for on-site storm water management as determined by the city; and

(3) Obtain from the owners of other adjacent property over, through, or under where the storm water management facility is to be located, any easements necessary for the construction and maintenance of same.

(b) To implement this provision, both the municipality and developer must be in agreement with the proposed facility that includes the additional capacity for storm water management and jointly develop a cost-sharing plan that is agreeable to all parties. (Ord. 1799, § 1, 2010.)