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4.1. ERMUSR 09-10-2019
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f) All water service valves that are required to be located must be called in to ERMU at least 24 hours <br /> prior to digging(except emergencies). Rush jobs do not constitute an emergency. <br /> g) All water connections must be inspected by the City Building Inspection department,or their designated <br /> inspector prior to back filling of water service trench. Slope of trench must be in accordance with OSHA <br /> rules. If this is not possible,a trench box must be installed for inspections. A 24 hour advance notice is <br /> required. <br /> h) All pipe used in a water service shall be type K- 1" (one inch) copper pipe, up to the curb stop, larger <br /> than 2" shall be ductile iron pipe up to the curb stop. Only one coupling (flared or silver soldered only) <br /> between the water service valve (curb stop) from the curb stop to the building. Plastic pipe may be <br /> used for water service pipe only up to the water meter. Particular care shall be taken to avoid sharp <br /> edges in contact with the pipe and provide for expansion and contraction. All service connections larger <br /> than 2" (two inches) are required to be pressure tested at 150 lbs. (one hundred fifty pounds) psi for <br /> 1(one) hour with no loss of pressure. AWWA approved Polyethylene (PE) —B72.1—D2239 material is <br /> required for water services. All fire protection lines shall have detector check valves. <br /> i) An angle meter valve is required for all 2" (two inch)and smaller services.Valves must be manufactured <br /> in compliance with: ANSI/AWWA C800, brass components conform to ASTM B62 &ASTM B584, UNS <br /> C83600-85-5-5-5, PTFE coated brass ball, rated for 300 PSIG water pressure, blow out proof EPDM port <br /> seals,End piece joint sealed with an EPDM o-ring and thread locker. <br /> j) Where pressure reducers are required, the pressure reducer (supplied by plumber) will be located on <br /> the house side of the meter and before the second valve and meters will be marked with pressure <br /> reducer notation. <br /> k) Connection, access, and meter fees must be paid and a copy of the plumbing permit supplied, before <br /> delivery of the water meter will be made. The current WAC fee per ERMU fee schedule, plus tax,will be <br /> paid at this time upon determination of total WAC units which is a function of building occupancy and is <br /> determined by the City Building Official. <br /> I) Plumber to install meter and call ERMU for meter to be sealed at least 24 hours in advance. <br /> m) The ERT will be installed by the water utility if necessary when the plumber has completed the setting of <br /> the water meter. Notification by the plumber that the water meter has been set and is ready for the <br /> ERT, shall be done at least 24 hours prior to final plumbing inspection by the City Building Inspection <br /> Department. No Certificate of Occupancy(C.O.)will be issued until the ERT has been installed by ERMU <br /> and the meter has been sealed. <br /> n) Any damage to the ERT after it has been installed by ERMU will be the responsibility of the builder or <br /> property owner. <br /> o) All fire protection lines are required to have an approved detector check valve. <br /> 145 <br />
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