Permits

Permits are required prior to connecting to the Districts sanitary or storm drainage systems.

First contact the District for confirmation that you can connect to the District's sanitary or storm drainage system. The GIS Manager will be happy to provide any information we have regarding our system in the area you wish to connect to. Our Foreman can provide advice on the best place to connect and upon request will meet with property owners and their contractors to discuss the connection. Once you receive confirmation that you can connect you will then need to fill out a permit application and pay the applicable fees. The permit must be complete and payment received for the fees prior to connecting to the District's system.

Click the pdf file icon to download the permit form:

Permit Form

Permit Fees

Storm Drain Connection Fees:
1. New Storm Water Connection - $250 Fee. (As part of the Fee, District personnel will make the physical connection to the District's system)

2. Disconnecting Existing Storm Water Connections to the District's Sanitary System (example - sump pumps) and Connecting them to the District's Storm Drainage System - No Fee

Sanitary Sewer Connection Fees:
1. New Service or Service Repair Requiring a New Sanitary Connection - $250 Fee. (As part of the Fee, District personnel will make the physical connection to the District's system)

2. Air Testing
a. Air Testing - Residential (if done by District Personnel) - $106
b. Air Testing - Commercial (if done by District Personnel) - $158

3. Wastewater Availability Fee (a.k.a. Ready to Serve Fee):
a. Residential - $480
b. Apartments - $350 Per Unit
c. Office, Retail, or School - Use Formula: 7.5 gallons per 100 square feet X $2.00 per gallon
d. Any Other - Use Formula: $2.00 per gallon per day (PE Design Average Use)
e. If above is not available use State Plumbing Code ERU equivalents at 240 gallons per ERU (minimum fee 1 ERU)