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Permits for New Construction, Tear Down-Rebuilds and Remodels
A District sewer and/or water permit is needed when an owner intends to:
- Obtain a permit from the County (in most cases)
- Install, repair, replace or remove house service sewers, pump system components or water services
- Install, replace or remove internal water-using fixtures
- Construct or expand structures outside of the existing building foundation
- Install, replace or remove a backflow prevention assembly
- Install a deck or bear enclosureInstall, repair, replace or remove a grease trap, interceptor or sand-oil interceptor
- Remove existing structures served by District sewer and / or water
The information contained within this website is limited. More detailed requirements for obtaining sewer and / or water service can be found in Section 4, TCPUD Sewer Ordinance 255.
Permit Fees
Current permit fees can be found at Ordinances, 2008 TCPUD Sewer & Water Connection Fees, Service Charges and Service Fees
The Application Process
To obtain a permit with the District, the owner or the owner's representative must complete a Residential Permit Application or a Commercial Permit Application , pay associated fees and provide a site plan to the District that includes the following information:
| Foundation cleanout(s) |
Footprint of existing structure(s) and or |
| Property line cleanout(s) |
Footprint of remodel / new construction |
| Mid-line and or transition cleanout(s) |
All easements |
| Sewer line location, gravity and or pump |
Stop and waste valve, (cannot be below grade) |
| Water service box & line locations |
Existing and / or proposed irrigation |
| Fire service box & line locations |
Hydronic heat, boiler, booster pump, etc. |
| Gas & electrical line locations |
Bear box location (garbage box) |
| Sewer pump system |
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Once your application has been accepted by the District, the initial plan review for residential services should be completed within 4 days. The plan review for commercial services can take up to 30 days.
For More Information
For more information about the permit process, please contact Brandi Stirton at (530) 583-3796, extension 6.
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