After a new sewer line has been inspected by the Town, instruction will be given on the steps necessary to connect. Basically it involves the individual resident getting prices from a licensed and bonded drainlayer followed by a simple permit process.

Sewer service is available in many parts of Town but as a rule is not available north of the Merritt Parkway (Route 15). Please contact Public Works at 341-1120 for specific location/address availability. See similar questions...

Connection of existing structures to the new sanitary sewer line is mandatory. Upon completion of the construction of the sewer main along the street, property owners will be notified by mail that the sewer line is available and connection is required. Abandonment of the existing septic tank and connection to the new sewer main will be required approximately 90 days after notification. See similar questions...

Ans: Any property that is within 250 ft. of the Township sewer system must connect to sanitary sewer. When sanitary sewer becomes available to existing residences they are not required to connect until such time as their existing septic system fails. See similar questions...

The standard Residential Fee for a Sanitary Sewer Service is $3,500. Other Fees may apply for commercial and industrial connections. Please contact the Engineering Division for additional information. See similar questions...

Please call the Water and Sewer Service Counter at 665-5260 for information on connection fees and applicable costs. See similar questions...

Sometimes we can tell you approximately where your sewer lateral is located within the street right-of-way. If we cannot provide you with an approximate location, we will help you make contact with someone who can. This will usually require a contractor or sewer lateral video service to field locate your lateral and you can usually expect to pay a fee for this service. Call us at 781-7200 See similar questions...

The homeowner is responsible for the lateral up to and including the "Y" in the main line sewer. Please contact the Water Sources Superintendent for all Water Quality complaints. The contact number is (860) 343 8085 Ext. 206. See similar questions...

Immediately contact Public Works Services by calling (650) 780-7464, if calling between the hours of 7:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. or go to the Report Problems web page and submit a report. For after hours service you may call dispatch at 780-7190. See similar questions...

A licensed contractor is required for any work in a public right of way. On private property, we recommend the use of a licensed contractor if the trench depth is over 5' or if a grease trap or monitoring manhole is required. Although every effort is made to provide complete and accurate information on this website, users are advised to contact appropriate PRMD staff before making project decisions. This may involve contacting more than one section within PRMD (e.g. See similar questions...

Please note that sewer coverage is only available within the Town's limits. Outside the limits, septic systems are used, and permits are required by Navajo County. See similar questions...

Immediately contact Public Works Services by calling (650) 780-7464. After hours, call dispatch at 780-7190. See similar questions...

Contact DPW at (315)785-7842. The city will send an inspection crew to your property as soon as possible to evaluate the situation and determine whether the problem might be caused by a problem in the City's main or from external events or situations. See similar questions...

Parking is available during the day on some city streets throughout campus; check signs carefully. There is no overnight street parking in the city of Berea (2a.m. ? 6 a.m.). Please respect resident's property. Do not block driveways or park or walk on lawns. Tickets issued by the city of Berea may only be paid or appealed at Berea City Hall. Yes. Service is available at any time for the safety of anyone on campus, particularly during evening hours. See similar questions...

Ans: If you own vacant property in Fenton Township or currently have a septic system and wish to connect to the sanitary sewer system please contact the Sewer Department to check if these services are available to your property. See similar questions...

You may contact a Customer Service Representative by calling 336-883-3111 or visit the Engineering Services Department for information regarding water and sewer availability. The Engineering Services office is located in the Municipal Building at 211 South Hamilton Street. The caller can expect a return call within five (5) business days from the date the call was received. Information included in the response will be: See similar questions...

Not at this time. The ConnectUtilities Network does not currently have any water/sewer/trash provider partners who will accept a request from CU on behalf of the customer. The customer must contact the water/sewer service provider directly to schedule this service. See similar questions...

If you know that a residential sewer line is available in the street or alley near the property, you can contact the Sanitary District office at 874-7799 to discuss sewer availability tap fees and how to obtain a tap permit. You may also be required, by City Ordinance, to contact the Michigan City Inspection Department for additional permits and requirements. See similar questions...

The depth of cover required for plastic pipe is a minimum of 24". This depth helps to protect the pipe from damage. If you are using iron pipe the minimum cover depth is 18". The purpose of the backflow preventer is to stop sewage from backing up in your home in the event that the main sewer line becomes blocked. Each sewer connection is unique. Your house may be at a slightly lower elevation than that of your neighbor. See similar questions...