HomeMy WebLinkAbout20172121SECTION 3
INDIVIDUAL WATER TAPS
300. GENERAL. The purpose of this section is to establish the policies and procedures
governing the issuance and installation of individual water taps.
300.1 The purchase of a water tap by a customer provides the customer with the right
to receive water service for the specific parcel of property identified in the Water
Service Application/Domestic Water Agreement form.
300.2 Except for accessory dwelling and other uses approved by the applicable county
zoning authority, no more than one residential dwelling house or dwelling unit
may be served from a single tap to the Districts' waterline. Such tap usage
includes service to attendant outbuildings, barns, corrals, lawns, yards and
gardens normally associated with residential or farm use in an essentially rural
area. The interconnection and service of two or more dwelling units may be
allowed if the applicable zoning authority having jurisdiction over the property
allows for such additional dwelling units. In the event the additional dwelling unit
served by the existing tap is severed from the site, or the property is lawfully
subdivided to create a separate lot for such dwelling unit, the approval and
authorization of the joint use of the existing tap shall immediately terminate, and
the "then current" water tap fees and raw water allocation will be required
pursuant to the District's Rules and Regulations. No water service will be
provided to the newly formed property until all requirements have been met. If it
is discovered that the two properties are still receiving water from the same tap,
the District may terminate service to the original property until such time tap
requirements have been met, and proof of the abandonment of the joint
connection have been revealed to District staff.
Any usage above the current annual allotment, may be subject to an
increased rate structure at the Board's direction.
Water service which involves two or more residences on the same water tap
generally means that both pressures and flows are inadequate during periods of
peak usage. The District's responsibility ends at the customer's side of the meter
yoke in the meter pit and pressures or flows attributed to second residences
are the responsibility of the customer.
300.3 Upon purchase of a water tap, the customer does not own any tangible asset as
the meter pit and associated equipment remain the property of the District.
300.4 The customer's right to receive water service is specifically tied to the land and
that right to service does remain with the property. The customer has the option
to terminate this right to service, in which case the District will remove the water
meter; however, no refunds will be made to the customer.
300.5 A water tap must be installed within ninety days from the date of purchase.
Water taps will not be sold to anyone if the purpose is for anything other than
immediate installation. In the event a tap is not installed by the end of the ninety
day period and it is apparent that installation is not imminent, the District will
refund the customer's tap fee, less any costs incurred by the District. The
customer may reapply for a tap in the normal manner at a later date.
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*The exception to this is a "Water Tap Purchase Agreement" between the District and another
party wherein the Agreement specifies when taps must be purchased. Those taps are usually
installed on an "as -needed" basis.
301. APPLICATION FOR SERVICE.
301.1 A customer desiring domestic water service from the District may be required to
complete a Tap Review Request form, and will be required to complete a Water
Service Application/Domestic Water Agreement form, in order to be considered
by the District for water service. Copies of these forms are attached hereto as
Appendix 1, and Appendix 2.
301.2 An application for service will not be considered until such time as all fees are
paid in full to the District.
301.3 The Manager has the authority to execute the Tap Review Request, and the
Water Service Application/Domestic Water Agreement Application form on behalf
of the District; however, each tap is subject to the final approval and ratification
by the Board. The Manager will present all Water Service Applications for Water
Connections to the Board for approval at the next regular meeting and the
minutes of the meeting will reflect the action of the Board on these Applications.
301.4 The District will refund the tap fee to the customer if the application for service is
not accepted by the District, subject to the deduction of any actual costs incurred
by the District in processing the application.
301.5 It is the District's policy that all individual water services be within the boundaries
of the District and this is to be accomplished within 120 days from the date water
service has commenced. Accordingly, a customer must, as part of the application
process, agree to include the property to be served within the District.
The specific requirements and procedures for property inclusions are
contained in Section 10 (Property Inclusions and Exclusions) to these
regulations. A fee to cover the cost of property inclusions is required. Refer to
Section 15 of these Bylaws, Policies and Regulations for fee information. In the
event the property to be served is already within the District, then the property
inclusion process is unnecessary.
301.6 The District may refuse to serve a customer for any of the following reasons:
1). The customer refuses to comply with the District's Bylaws, Policies, and
Regulations.
2). The customer is delinquent in payments to the District for any services
previously provided.
3). The new service requested would result in decreased water pressure or
flows for current customers to the extent that the current customer(s)
would have service below District acceptable standards.
4). The new service requested would not be in the best interests of the
District. The District Board will review these special situations and the
authority to disapprove a tap for the aforementioned reason will lie with
the Board of Directors.
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302. INSTALLATION AND LOCATION OF WATER METERS.
302.1 The District, utilizing the customer's tap fee, will be responsible for all costs of the
water meter installation, subject to the restrictions contained within these
regulations. For those rural taps not located within a subdivision or development
where the taps have been pre -installed, the costs of installation are meant to
include the tapping of the District's main line, a road crossing if necessary, the
water line from the main line to the meter pit, and the cost of all material and
labor involved in the installation of the meter pit.
In subdivisions and/or developments, the District requires that the
developer install the meter pit(s) and all associated equipment (except the
actual meter) in advance of formal acceptance of the project by the District. The
meter pit will be located approximately three feet inside the customer's property
line whenever practical. In the event the costs of the water meter installation
exceed the specified installation charges for that size of meter, the District may
require the customer to pay the additional installation charges. The installation
fees, by tap size, are itemized in Section 15 (Fee and Rate Schedule).
302.2 The customer is responsible for the following costs associated with the
installation of a new water meter:
1). The service line from the water meter to the home or business which will
be served.
2). The costs associated with an extension of a main water line, if such
extension is necessary.
3). Any and all costs of an installation which exceed the specified installation
charges for that size meter installation.
302.3 The schedule for the installation will be determined by the District. Although
reasonable efforts will be made by the District to comply with individual customer
requests, the District will not be bound by these requests.
302.4 The installation of water meters will only be accomplished by District personnel,
or those specific agents designated by the District to install water meters.
Individual customers will not be permitted to install any water meters.
302.5 The meter location shall be readily accessible to the District at all times. It is the
customer's responsibility to plan and maintain landscaping so that trees or shrubs
will not interfere with either the maintenance or meter reading for the individual
meter. In the event the customer fails to keep the meter accessible, the District
has the right to remove and/or trim all restrictions within a three foot radius of the
meter pit, and bill the customer for costs incurred. A letter advising the tapholder
of the problem will be sent via regular mail to the service address prior to District
crews undertaking any corrective action.
302.6 The meter location shall be such that District personnel reading or maintaining
the meter pit and equipment will not be in danger of being attacked, bitten or
otherwise harassed by dogs, horses, or other animals.
302.7 The water meter, the external remote readout device (if utilized), and all
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associated equipment contained within the meter pit are the property of the
District. In the event that this property is damaged, the District will repair or
replace the damaged equipment and if, in the opinion of the District, customer's
negligence caused the damage, the repair costs will be billed to the tapholder.
Damage to the radio frequency transponder may occur if the meter pit lid is
removed or becomes dislodged. If the lid become loose or dislodged, the
customer should replace the lid in a secure manner, or if they are unable to do
so, should call the District Office and request that District personnel respond and
secure the lid. Should damage occur due to a dislodged lid or other such
development, customer will be responsible for the cost of repairs or
replacement of damaged equipment.
302.8 The customer is responsible to ensure that the meter location is at final grade
level prior to installation of the meter. The District will not be responsible for the
expense of a meter relocation if required after initial installation, due to a change
in grade level. In the event this situation occurs the District will make the
relocation and in no case, will a customer be permitted to relocate or adjust the
meter located on his property.
302.9 A water meter will only be installed on property owned by the customer or within
an easement provided to the District by the property owner.
303. RELOCATION OF WATER METERS.
303.1 The relocation of water meters will only be accomplished when unusual
circumstances prevail (for example: a house moving, road relocation, etc.).
303.2 A customer desiring the relocation of a water meter will make the request in
writing to the District and include specific reasons for the requested relocation.
The District will either approve the request and relocate the meter at the
customer's expense, or the District will inform the customer in writing that the
request was disapproved.
304. REQUIREMENTS AND RESTRICTIONS ON WATER SERVICE. The following general
requirements and restrictions apply to all water service provided by the District:
304.1 Continuity of Service. The District will use reasonable care and diligence to
provide a constant and uninterrupted supply of water for its customers. The
District will not be responsible if the supply of water shall fail, be interrupted, or
become affected through an act of God, the public enemy, by accident, strikes,
labor troubles, or any cause beyond the reasonable control of the District.
304.2 Interruptions of Service. Interruptions of water service will occur periodically for
normal maintenance and for reasons beyond the control of the District. The
District will make every effort to minimize the inconvenience to the customers;
however, an advance notification of a service interruption will not be made to
individual customers. Exceptions to this procedure will be handled by the District
on a case by case basis. Customers having a valid requirement for advance
notification on service interruptions should make these requirements known to
the District in writing. The District will not reimburse customers for any damages
incurred as a result of a service interruption.
304.3 Colorado Bich Thompson Project Water. The majority of water rights owned and
used by the District in its day to day operations are Colorado Big Thompson
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Project Water Rights (CBT Water). This water is controlled and administered by
the Northern Colorado Water Conservancy District (NCWCD). The NCWCD
encompasses 1.5 million acres of land, including all of the area currently served
by Longs Peak Water District. The NCWCD requires that all CBT water be
utilized within the boundaries of NCWCD and in the event that a District tap was
to be located outside of the boundaries of the NCWCD, another type of water
right would have to be utilized.
304.4 Resale of Water. Customers are not permitted to resell water received from the
District. A water tap installation is for a specific parcel of property and in no case
will a customer be permitted to extend a service line from one parcel of property
to another parcel to provide additional water service.
304.5 Unlawful Use of Water. Customers are not permitted to make any alterations or
connections to the District's water distribution system or individual water meter
which may result in an illegal use of water. An illegal use of water in this case
means that a customer may have received more water than would have been
registered on the water meter under normal circumstances. Any illegal
connections or alterations to the District's system will be handled in the following
manner:
1). The illegal connection or alteration will be corrected as soon as possible
by the District.
2). The customer will be notified of the District's discovery immediately after
the correction is made.
3). The customer will be billed a fee for the illegal use of water as well as for
the costs associated with making the necessary repairs. The fee for the
illegal use of water will be as prescribed in Section 15 (Rate and Fee
Schedule) to these Bylaws, Policies, and Regulations.
4). The status of the customer's water service will be considered by the
Board at the next regular meeting. The Board may elect to take any of the
following actions:
A. Permanent termination of water service. The Board may elect
to have the customer's water service permanently terminated for
reasons of water theft.
B. Temporary termination of water service. The Board may elect
to temporarily terminate the customer's water service for 30, 60,
90 or more days, after which service will be reconnected if all fees
and charges have been paid in full by the customer.
C. Probationary continuation of water service. The Board may
elect to continue service to the customer if all fees and charges
have been paid in full by the customer. If another instance of
meter tampering/water theft is discovered, water service to the
customer will immediately and permanently be discontinued.
D. Unconditional continuation of water service. The Board may
elect to continue water service unconditionally if all fees and
charges have been paid in full by the customer, or may elect to
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waive those charges if circumstances so warrant.
304.6 Pumping Surcharge. The majority of the District's distribution system operates by
gravity; however, a portion of the system does require a pump station to
adequately maintain main line water pressure. Pump stations are costly to
operate and maintain. The expenses associated with these stations are more
appropriately borne by the customers receiving the service, rather than being
considered as a District wide expense. Accordingly, customers being served
directly by a pump station may be required to pay a pumping surcharge which
will be a percentage of their normal water bill. The pumping surcharge rate will be
in an amount as prescribed in Section 15 (Rate and Fee Schedule) to these
regulations.
304.7 Water Delivery Pressures and Standards. The Colorado Department of Health
requires that domestic water be delivered at a pressure of 20 pounds per square
inch (PSI) and new services below that figure will not be installed. The District's
standard for water pressure at the meter pit is 45 PSI. Individual services for
customers may drop below this standard during summertime peak usage
periods; however, it is the goal of the District to maintain the 45 PSI pressure for
all customers on a year around basis.
304.8 High Pressures and Damage to Customer's Property. The District operates main
transmission lines at pressures up to 150 PSI or more. It may be advisable for a
customer to install a pressure regulator on his service line to reduce pressure in
certain locations. In the event high pressure occurs, or should the regulator fail,
and over a period of time they frequently do fail, the customer can experience
high pressure throughout his residence. For this reason, the customer's service
line (all material and equipment from the discharge side of the meter yoke) must
be designed and installed with the capability of withstanding pressures up to 150
PSI. The District will not guarantee that the regulator or any other equipment will
not fail and the District is not responsible for any damage to a customer's
property caused by high pressures. Additionally, any metered water lost because
of a water leak due to high pressures remains the responsibility of the customer.
304.9 Financial Adjustments to Water Bills. The District will not make any financial
adjustments to a customer's bill because of high usage due to a water leak on
the customer's service line or within the residence/business.
305. INDIVIDUAL TAP FEES. All tap fees will be as prescribed in Section 15 (Rate and Fee
Schedule) to these regulations.
END OF SECTION 3
Amended and adopted this 18th day of May, 2017
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LONGS PEAK WATER DISTRICT
9875 Vermillion Road • Longmont,CO 80504 i (303) 776-3847
JOSE & NATALIA MARTINEZ
15002 SINGLETREE DRIVE
MEAD, CO 80542
ACCOUNT NUMBER
DATE BILL MAILED
SERVICE FROM
SERVICE TO
DAYS USED
DUE DATE
00140016
12/21/2016
11/21/2016
12/21/2016
30
1/15/2017
PREVIOUS READING
PRESENT READING
UNITS USED
DESCRIPTION
1415500
1430800
15300
WATER
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:Last Year Usage: 4300:
SERVICE ADDRESS
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AMOUNT DUE
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15002 SINGLETREE DRIVE
MEAD, CO 80542
ACCOUNT NUMBER
00140017
DATE BILL MAILED
SERVICEFROM
SERVICE TO
DAYS USED
DUE DATE
12/21/2016
11/21/2016
12/21/2016
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PRESENT READING
UNITS USED
DESCRIPTION
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Permit #
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Permit Type: Health / Residential / Statement of Existing
Situs Street Address 14486 CR 1
Situs City, State, Zip
SeclTownlRange: 19 -03N -68W Application Status: RECORDED
Application Date: 0811211996
Parcel # (12 digits)
Owner Full Name:
Owner Address:
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POST VELMA S
P O BOX 6082
LONGMONT,CO 80504-9634
Contact Name: POST VELMA S
Contact Address: P O BOX 6082
LONGMONT,CO,80504-9634
Owner Phone #:
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September 05, 2008
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Greeley, Colorado 80631
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is in fact installed, as described, and exists at this time on the parcel of ground
identified by the above legal description and further states that the system is in good
working order and to the best of his/her knowledge is not failing to function properly.
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of any permit granted based upon this information hereby submitted and in legal action
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black ink only and indicate location, length, width, and distance from the dwelling.
The undersigned property owner hereby certifies that the above described septic system
is in fact installed. as described, and exists at this time on the parcel of ground
identified by the above legal description and further states that the system is in good
working order and to the best of hislher knowledge is not failing to function properly.
I further understand that any falsification or misrepresentation may result in revocation
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DISPOSAL SYSTEM EVALUATION
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System Size:
Tank: gallons
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Percolation Rate: minutes per inch Soil Type:
Engineer Design: Y (174)D Percent,Ground Slope: Direction:
The septic system idea i ie above IS ! .-of sufficient size to accomodate the proposed
alterations(s) indicated below to the structure(s) served by this system.
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Neither the County of Weld nor any of its agents or employees undertake or assume any liability to
the owner of the above property, to any purchaser of the above property or to any lending agency
making a loan on the above property or in the report.
This inspection was conducted for the purpose of determining compliance with current regulations
and for detecting health hazards observable at the time of inspection. This does not constitute
a warranty that the system is without flaw or that it will continue to function in the future,
Inspections requested during periods of snow cover and high soil saturation may be of questionable
value to potential buyers due to adverse conditions. Evaluations based on Statements of Existing
(S.O.E.) relies on information the property owner provides, under oath, indicating current status
of the system and representing to the best of his/her knowledge the system is not failing to
function properly,
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PLANNING RELATED REQUESTED. YI IFLANNER NAME:
REQUEST NO:
INDIVIDUAL SEWAGE DATE RECEIVED: 16q k77-
DISPOSAL SYSTEM EVALUATION RECEIVED BY: ul I t'r`y
FEE $V0.00:
DATE INSPECTED: 1/30/6->-
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Soil Type: rrf.[rzi+wv
Percent Ground Slope: Direction:
The septic system identified aboveWj IS NOT of sufficient size to accommodate the proposed
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Neither the County of Weld nor any of its agents or employees undertake or assume any liability to
the owner of the above property, to any purchaser of the above property or to any lending agency
making a loan on the above property or in the report.
This inspection was conducted for the purpose of determining compliance with current regulations
and for detecting health hazards observable at the time of inspection. This does not constitute
a warranty that the system is without flaw or that it will continue to function in the future.
Inspections requested during periods of snow cover and high soil saturation may be of questionable
value to potential buyers due to adverse conditions. Evaluations based on Statements of Existing
(S.O.E.) relies on information the property owner provides, under -oath, indicating current status
of the system and representing to the best of his/her knowledge the system is not failing to
function properly.
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COLORADO
August 27, 1996 '
Velma Sue Post
RE: Velma Sue Post ISDS No.: 96-050
Permit No.: SE -960O103
Dear Ms. Post:
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
1517 16 AVENUE COURT
GREELEY, COLORADO 80631
ADMINISTRATION (970) 353-0586
HEALTH PROTECTION (970) 353-0635
COMMUNITY HEALTH (970) 353-0639
FAX (970) 356-4966
On August 23, 1996, an evaluation of the existing individual septic disposal
system at 14486 Weld County Road 1, Longmont, Colorado; Section 19,Township 03
North, Range 68 West, was conducted by Pam Smith.
There is not enough information available to determine whether the existing
individual septic disposal system is of sufficient size and capacity to
adequately handle the proposed load. This evaluation is based on a final
treatment capacity for a 3 bedroom residence.
The system must be brought into compliance with current regulations. A repair
permit must be obtained and a site evaluation must be conducted prior to any
alterations to the system.
Be advised, neither the County of Weld nor any of its agents or employees
undertake or assume any liability to the owner of the above property, to any
purchaser of the above property or to any lending'agency making a loan on the
above property or in the report.
This inspection was conducted for the purpose of determining compliance with
current regulations and for detecting health hazards observable at the time of
inspection_ This does not constitute a warranty that the system is without flaw
or that it will continue to function in the future. Inspections requested during
periods of snow cover and high soil saturation may be of questionable value to
potential buyers due to adverse conditions. Evaluations based on statements of
Existing (S.O.E.) relies on information the property owner provides, under oath,
indicating current status of the system and representing to the best of his/her
knowledge the system is not failing to function properly.
If we can be of any further assistance, please contact our office at 353-0635.
Sincerely,
rhev5
Pam Smith
Environmental Protection Specialist
PS/rb-0982
Enclosure (1)
-cc: Weld County Planning Department
From: Jose Martinez
To: Chins Gathman
Subject: 14486 CR 1 Longmont CO 80504
Date: Wednesday, January 25, 2017 9:42:47 AM
Hello Chris,
I am proposing to have a portable toilet on site for workers who will be there just for either pick up
or drop off materials.
Thanks,
Natalia
Jose Martinez
15002 Singletree Drive
Mead, CO. 80542
720-938-3493
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