§ 70-221. Minimum specifications.

(a)

The specifications set forth in this article provide minimum standards for the construction of water and sewage transmission and collection facilities which meet conditions which follow:

(1)

Facilities to be constructed within the city rights-of-way.

(2)

Facilities to be turned over to the city for operation.

(3)

Facilities to become a permanent part of city utilities system.

(b)

These specifications are to describe minimum acceptable standards of construction and to promote uniformity where practical. It is felt that adherence to the standards presented in this booklet will benefit both the citizens of the city and the operators of the facilities.

(c)

Water and sewer improvements shall be in general accordance with the city's adopted planning documents, including: Water Impact Fee Analysis, 1997; Wastewater Impact Fee Analysis, 2000; and Water Impact Fee Update, 2000, and other planning documents that the city may wish to add.

(d)

Should any design be submitted which varies appreciably from the standards set in this section or uses materials other than those recommended, it should be accompanied by appropriate supporting documentation or engineering studies and must be approved by the city and the city engineer.

(e)

Please note that all plans submitted for review must be in conformance with all federal, state, county, and city regulations and codes. Minimum standards will not be less than those established by recognized private and governmental agencies, unless stated otherwise in these specifications.

(Pamphlet 9-25-2001)