Engineering Design Manual - Loudoun Water

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Community Systems Design Review Process DEVELOPER INITIATES PROJECT (1) INTERNAL LOUDOUN WATER INITIATION MEETING (2) AGREEMENT (4) PROJECT TEAM CHARTER MEETING WITH DEVELOPER (3) BODR & HYDROGEOLOGIC REPORT REVIEW (5) PRELIMINARY ENGINEERING (6) REGULATORY APPROVALS (7) FINAL ENGINEERING (8) INTERNAL REFERRAL PROCESS (5, 6, 8 & 9) RATE STUDY GROUND WATER MONITORING (9) LOUDOUN WATER APPROVAL CONSTRUCTION PERMIT (10) Engineering Design Manual, Appendix D September 2010 Page 2 of 12
Community Systems Design Review Process Box # Description Loudoun Water Responsibility (listing denotes order of responsibility*) 1 Developer initiates project; CS determines if Engineering CS, LD Division support is needed; provide required information Indicated on attached form 2 Loudoun Water initiation meeting facilitated by CS-determine CS, LD, CP scope of project; determine PMs, establish roles & responsibilities 3 Team Charter meeting with developer – PMs attend – discuss LD, CS, CP Developer and Loudoun Water roles & responsibilities, develop schedule - initiate agreement process, prepare organizational chart (see attached meeting outline) 4 Agreement sent by LD to developer for execution (use standard LD form unless necessary changes have been identified in boxes #1 thru #3) 5 Developer submits hydrogeologic & BODR to LD for referral LD, CP, CS, OM distribution as needed to CS, CP, OM; comments provided to LD for developer to address; $5,000 initial fee required; BODR finalized 6 Developer submits preliminary (30%-50%) engineering to LD for LD, CP, OM, CS referral distribution as needed to CP, CS, OM for comments (internal and/or stakeholder meetings if necessary); LD, CP work with developer’s engineer to finalize 7 Developer submits Loudoun Water approved BODR and preliminary LD engineering to VDEQ/VDH for approval, LD to track and distribute VDEQ/VDH comments 8 Developer submits final (95%) engineering to LD for referral LD, CS, CP, OM distribution as needed to CP,CS, OM for comments (stakeholders meetings if necessary);LD, CP work with developer’s engineer to finalize 9 Developer submits rate study and groundwater monitoring plan to LD, LD, CS, CP for referral distribution as needed to CS, CP for review and approval Engineering Design Manual, Appendix D September 2010 Page 3 of 12
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