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Section _-13. Determination of roads adequacy. (a) If a traffic impact study subject to section _-11 of this chapter is not required, then roads shall be deemed adequate for the purpose of this chapter. (b) If the traffic impact study performed subject to _-12 of this chapter reports that there are no improvements necessary or recommended by DPW or the County's duly designated engineer as a result of the traffic impact study, then roads shall be deemed adequate for the purpose of this chapter. (c) If the traffic impact study performed subject to section _-12 of this chapter reports that there are improvements necessary or recommended by DPW or the County's duly designated engineer as a result of the traffic impact study, then roads shall be deemed inadequate for the purpose of this chapter, except in the case when the County council adopts a resolution affirming the idea that future road improvements set forth in a binding agreement or appearing in the County's capital improvements program will, to the maximum degree possible, alleviate congestion exacerbated by the approved new development. Article 4. Water. Section _45. Water standard. All new development shall be served by an adequate water system. Section _46. Developer submission. The developer shall submit a summary of the planned new development to the utility representative including the following: (1) An enumeration of the unit -types and number of each unit -type planned for new development. (2) Equivalent unit figures for water for each unit -type planned for new development. Section _47. Determination of water system adequacy. (a) The utility representative shall draft and submit a report to the planning director addressing the adequacy of the County's water system to support new development, recommending water system upgrades, if any, necessary to support new development, recommending the planning director find the water system adequate or inadequate, and including a consideration of at least all of the following elements: (1) The water system's design capacity; (2) The water system's supply source; (3) The water system's available capacity; (4) The projected water needs of proposed new development to include needs for domestic consumption and fire protection; (5) Existing storage, treatment, and pumping facilities affected by the proposed development;