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PRIORITY SYSTEM FOR CONNECTION TO COUNTY WATER SYSTEM A PRIORITY SYSTEM FOR CONNECTIONS TO THE COUNTY WATER SYSTEM IS HEREBY MADE A PART OF THE MINUTES AS APPROVED AT THE MEETING OF NOVEMBER 5, 1980, MEMORANDUM TO: Neil Nelson, County Administrator FROM: George Liner, Utilities Director SUBJECT: Proposed Priority System for Connections to County Water System. DATE: November 5:, 1980 From now until the initial rush of connections are satisfied, there will be a problem determining who should have a connection and when can it be made. The following procedure is offered as a logical plan which requires a minimum of confusion or judicious decisions for the South County System. The following priority is proposed until the system reaches a design demand of 80% of the maximum capacity of the system. When this point is approached or reached, a limited rate of connection will be imposed while the next phase of growth is completed. To do this, the developer will be limited with a schedule of units vs. connection date (not to be exceeded) set as part of the service agreement. To be considered for connection,the customer must be contiguous to existing water mains. Priority levels will be assigned only after service agreements are fully executed and all applicable fees are paid.* The priority for connections to be made to the system should be: 1. Where conditions are certified to be an emergency by the Health Depart- ment officials, these cases shall receive top priority; ie. all later priorities will be interrupted for this installation or connection. IA. Existing individual single family residences who apply by signing a service agreement and paying the appropriate fees.* These connections will be made without waiting three months for advertizing. 2. Chronologically according to the following cases for: 2A. Existing residential or commercial projects which require or already have connection on the County 6th Avenue Force Main with completed agreement and fees* for sewer and water service. 2B. Existing residential or commercial projects which require "water only" service. This covers all other existing projects after completing agreements and paying fees.* 3. Chronologically according to the following cases of proposed projects: 3A. Proposed individual homes (to be built) with agreement'and fees* paid. 3B. Proposed residential or commercial projects for both water and sewer service, after completing agreements and paying fees.* Boof 45� NOV 191990 S3 -