In 1982, the City of Midwest City enacted ordinances providing for a method by which private developers could construct water and sewer lines, dedicate them to the city, and receive back a portion of the cost of the construction. The city would charge a one-time fee to subsequent developers to tie on to the line. After the fee was collected, the developer who originally laid the line would receive ninety...
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