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the concurrency certificate will be conditioned on a <br />comparable reduction in project size. <br />(b) If the applicant has indicated on his application that <br />he would not accept less capacity than requested if <br />available capacity is inadequate to accommodate his <br />demand, then his application request will be denied. <br />(4) The following departments shall be responsible for evaluating <br />the adequacy of existing and planned facilities with regard <br />to concurrency determination applications: <br />(a) The Utilities Department shall evaluate solid waste <br />levels of service; <br />(b) The Public Works Department and Community Development <br />Department shall evaluate roadway levels of service; <br />(c) The Public Works Department shall evaluate drainage <br />levels of service; <br />(d) The Utilities Department shall evaluate potable water <br />levels of service; <br />(e) The Utilities Department shall evaluate sanitary sewer <br />levels of service; and <br />(f) The Community Development Department shall evaluate park <br />levels of service. <br />(5) The evaluating agencies, within fifteen (15) days of receipt <br />of the application from the Community Development Department, <br />shall provide the coordinating agency a letter or other <br />instrument for each concurrency determination application. <br />The evaluating agencies shall assess the level of service for <br />all facilities which will be impacted by the proposed <br />development, determine the extent of the impact generated by <br />the proposed development, and determine whether those <br />facilities have sufficient capacity to serve the development <br />at, or above, adopted levels of service. <br />The applicant shall meet all the requirements of the <br />evaluating agencies in order to be eligible for approval of <br />the concurrency determination application. No concurrency <br />determination will be approved until each evaluating agency <br />is satisfied that sufficient capacity is available to <br />accommodate the demand represented by the application. The <br />applicant through an enforceable development agreement with <br />the evaluating agency may mitigate deficiencies in order to <br />satisfy the concurrency review. <br />(6) The coordinating agency will be responsible for compiling the <br />level of service reviews into a concurrency report within <br />five (5) days after receipt of the evaluating agencies' report <br />for each concurrency determination application identified in <br />116 <br />