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Chapter 18 Plan Review Chapter 18 PLAN REVIEW This chapter of the Design Standards and Guidelines (DSG) describes the engineering plan review function at Seattle Public Utilities (SPU). Plan review at SPU covers a wide range of activities related to the review of plans for private development and public Capital Improvement Program (CIP) projects. Standards are shown as underlined text. The primary audience for this chapter is plan reviewers for SPU’s Project Delivery Branch in the Project Management and Engineering Division. 18.1 KEY TERMS The abbreviations and definitions given here follow either common American usage or regulatory guidance. 18.1.1 Abbreviations Term CIP DPD DR Field Ops FOM GSI MOA MUP PAR PAT PDB PMED PRD SDOT SIP SMC SPU USM WAA WAC WAI Abbreviation Capital Improvement Program Department of Planning and Development Director’s Rule Field Operations Field Operations and Maintenance Branch Green Stormwater Infrastructure Memorandum of Agreement Master Use Permit Preliminary Assessment Report Preliminary Assessment Tool Project Delivery Branch Project Management and Engineering Division Plan Review Database Seattle Department of Transportation Street Improvement Plan Seattle Municipal Code Seattle Public Utilities Utility Systems Management Branch Water Availability Approval Water Availability Certificate Water Availability Inquiry SPU Design Standards and Guidelines 18-1
18.2 GENERAL INFORMATION This section describes the authority for and general organization of the plan review function within SPU. 18.2.1 Authority For plan review of projects, SPU exercises authority granted by the Seattle Municipal Code (SMC). Director’s Rules (DR) further clarify this authority. SPU has a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) with the Department of Planning and Development (DPD) and an MOA is pending with the Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) to exercise this authority and review projects on behalf of SPU through various development permits and a Public Works Contract. SPU documents roles, responsibilities and financial agreements with SDOT and DPD through Memoranda of Agreement (MOA), which are typically updated every other year. The sections of the SMC, which authorize SPU’s role in plan review, are described in SPU Client Assistance Memos(CAM’s). These CAM’s are delineated in Table 18-8 of DSG Section 18.6.4. The SPU Plan Reviewer staff review plans to ensure that the SMC requirements for drainage, wastewater, water, and solid waste are met in project design. SPU provides plan review to ensure: Protection of SPU’s infrastructure and the ability to serve current and future customers. Assurance that development by private developers and other agencies meet the requirements of the SMC that SPU enforces and design standards to protect existing SPU infrastructure and the construction of new SPU infrastructure. Assurance that plans for City construction meets design standards. 18.2.2 Organization SPU works collaboratively with other departments and government agencies to protect City of Seattle (public) infrastructure. The SPU PMED Division will often need to rely on DPD, SDOT, or other municipalities or agencies to identify and refer to SPU those projects that may impact SPU facilities. SPU interests include protecting and managing the capacity and operability of its infrastructure. DPD and SDOT (via MOA’s) work on SPU’s behalf to protect SPU interests on private property and in the ROW. Other work groups within SPU also become involved with plan review to protect SPU property, infrastructure, and related interests (Table 18-1). The SPU Plan coordinator will route plans to these other groups if specific triggers are attained or specific questions arise. Additionally, these SPU groups receive plans to review from other City of Seattle departments. Table 18-1 SPU Sections Involved with Plan Review Organization Involvement SPU PMED SPU Materials Lab SPU Real Property SPU Customer Service Conducts more complex water, drainage and wastewater plan reviews May review detailed plans to assure appropriate products or materials will be used Reviews detailed plans for projects near SPU property or easements to assure SPU interests are protected. Obtains easements if SPU facilities are proposed on private property. Coordinates with jurisdictions in which SPU facilities are located. Main SPU point of contact in the street vacation process. Manages relationships with SPU customers, including establishing new water services and 18-2 SPU Design Standards and Guidelines
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