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5. REQUIREMENTS FOR NEW WATER SERVICE A. If no frontage of a parcel or unit lot abuts an existing standard water main, a standard water main will be extended to cross the full frontage of the property, and a portion of the adjoining street and/or alley, if any. B. Unless landlocked, a parcel or unit lot must have at least ten feet of frontage abutting an existing standard water main to obtain water service from that main. The ten-foot width must be maintained from the frontage to the parcel or unit lot. C. For parcels or unit lots with frontage on only one street or right of way: 1) If there is an existing standard water main in that right of way, service shall be provided from that main. 2) If there is not an existing standard water main in that right of way, a standard main will be extended across the full frontage of the legal parcel, and a portion of the adjoining alley, if any. 3) SPU shall waive the requirement to install a standard water main if a. The parcel is located in a single family zone, AND b. The parcel is the last developable, single-family lot on the block, as determined by the permit-issuing agency with jurisdiction over it, AND c. There is no existing water main on the block. D. For parcels or unit lots with frontage on more than one street right of way: 1) If there are existing standard water mains on more than one frontage, SPU shall determine which main shall provide water service to the parcel. 2) If a parcel or unit lot has frontage abutting only one existing standard water main, service shall be provided from that main. 3) If there are no existing standard water mains on any frontage, SPU may require installation of a standard water main across the full frontage of the legal parcel, and a portion of the adjoining alley, if any. E. If a parcel or unit lot is landlocked (has no frontage within ten feet of any right of way), SPU may require the Developer to install a water main on private property, to be owned by SPU. Landlocked parcel(s) or unit lot(s) for which SPU determines not to require a water main shall be served via private water lines through private easements, or through a master meter. F. If the parent lot of a subdivision, including unit lot subdivisions, is more than 200 feet deep as measured from the property line at the public right of way to the point farthest away from it, SPU may require the Developer to install a water main on private property, to be owned by SPU. G. New water mains installed under this policy shall follow current City of Seattle Plans and Specifications and SPU water main design standards. H. Private water lines shall be on private property unless specifically approved by SPU and SDOT. I. At SPU’s discretion, new services may be installed each in a separate standard meter box (individual), or consolidated together into larger vaults and connected to the main with manifold piping, whereby each group of services is supplied from a single tap on the existing or newly installed water main in the public right of way. CS-101 Page 4 Water Availability Certificates (WACs) May 9, 2011
J. The easement for an SPU-owned main on private property must be at least twenty feet wide. K. Private water lines in easements may be bundled if desired. 1) Bundled private water lines shall be installed in a casing pipe. 2) Each private water line in the bundle shall be separately identified. L. The easement for one private water line or for a casing pipe containing bundled private water lines must be at least 5 feet wide. If more private water lines will be installed in any portion of an easement, a minimum of one additional foot of easement width must be allowed for each additional private water line. The easement must be continuous from the water meter to the parcel or unit lot served by that meter. 1) The easement must be obtained by the developer, recorded, and a copy provided to SPU at the time of ordering water service. 2) Individual and bundled private water lines in easements shall be impermeable to petroleum products. M. Cottage developments shall be served by an SPU master meter. Private submeters may be used if desired. N. A common fire and/or irrigation service may be installed to serve properties which have individual domestic services (e.g., live/work townhouses with a common garage). O. A covenant and a homeowners’ association are required for legal parcels which are served by a master meter (with or without private submeters) OR by a privately owned water distribution system, OR which share a common fire and/or irrigation service. To order water service for the project, the Developer must provide: 1) A signed, recorded covenant for each legal parcel/living unit within the boundary of the project stating that SPU will not separate shared water service(s). 2) Documentation of the creation of a homeowners’ association or other entity which will be responsible for the operation, maintenance, repair, replacement of the privately owned piping and/or shared water service as well as the payment of all SPU utility charges. 3) SPU will not read or bill any privately owned water meters from privately owned water systems. P. Lot boundary adjustments which have the effect of avoiding water main installation requirements under this policy shall not be considered by SPU when such determination is made. 6. AUTHORITY/REFERENCES • RCW 80.28.080, Gas, electrical, and water companies • SMC 21.040.060, Water rates and regulations CS-101 Page 5 Water Availability Certificates (WACs) May 9, 2011
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