WATER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM. 17.1 The Developer shall submit to the City a Ministry of Environment Conservation and Parks Form 1-Record of Watermains Authorized as a Future Alteration, or any other form required, completed by the Consulting Engineer, with the watermain design plans and calculations for approval by the City prior to construction. 17.2 If required by the City, the Developer shall construct a complete water supply and distribution system, including valves, valve boxes, fire hydrants, service connections, curbstops and boxes, blowoffs and ground hydrants as may be required, for the purpose of servicing the Lands. The water distribution system shall be constructed in accordance with the Plans approved by the City, and the construction and materials used therein shall be in accordance with the City’s most recent specifications therefor. The watermain system shall meet the design criteria of the Region and the Ministry of Environment Conservation and Parks (MECP) (inauguration or extension of a water system is subject to approval of the MECP under Sections 52 and 53 of The Ontario Water Resources Act). All alterations, relocations or connections to the existing water distribution system will be the responsibility of the Developer and shall be approved by the City. 17.3 The Developer shall construct a complete watermain system(s) and all necessary appurtenances, including hydrants, cathode protection and a metered minimum 19 mm diameter copper water service connections from the watermain to each Lot or Block. The design shall be as approved by the City and constructed in accordance with City specifications. All watermains shall be a minimum 150 mm diameter or of a sufficient size to service the Subdivision. 17.4 The Developer shall ensure that all connections to the existing drinking water system be scheduled with the Department of Operations and Community Services and that no person shall operate hydrants or appurtenances of the City’s existing municipal drinking water system unless the person holds a valid operator’s certificate as per Section 12 (1) Safe Drinking Water Act and has been given approval in writing by the City. 17.5 The Developer shall be responsible for any damage caused to existing watermains and appurtenances that may occur during construction of buildings and appurtenances that may occur during construction of Buildings and during the Lot or Block grading. 17.6 The Developer shall submit supporting documentation to the City’s Department of Operations and Community Services and Fire Department that the proposed water system design will deliver adequate fire flows. 17.7 The Developer shall have the water distribution system Works flushed, chlorinated, pressure tested and bacterial tested in accordance with City standards and to the satisfaction of the City prior to Completion Certificate for Primary Services. 17.8 The Developer shall confirm that the tracer wire for the water system is functioning properly.
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Sources: Subdivision Agreement
WATER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM.
17.1 The Developer shall submit to the City a Ministry of Environment Conservation and Parks Form 1-Record of Watermains Authorized as a Future Alteration, or any other form required, completed by the Consulting Engineer, with the watermain design plans and calculations for approval by the City prior to construction.
17.2 If required by the City, the Developer shall construct a complete water supply and distribution system, including valves, valve boxes, fire hydrants, service connections, curbstops and boxes, blowoffs and ground hydrants as may be required, for the purpose of servicing the Lands. The water distribution system shall be constructed in accordance with the Plans approved by the City, and the construction and materials used therein shall be in accordance with the City’s most recent specifications therefor. The watermain system shall meet the design criteria of the Region and the Ministry of Environment Conservation and Parks (MECP) (inauguration or extension of a water system is subject to approval of the MECP under Sections 52 and 53 of The Ontario Water Resources Act). All alterations, relocations or connections to the existing water distribution system will be the responsibility of the Developer and shall be approved by the City.
17.3 The Developer shall construct a complete watermain system(s) and all necessary appurtenances, including hydrants, cathode protection and a metered minimum 19 mm diameter copper water service connections from the watermain to each Lot or Block. The design shall be as approved by the City and constructed in accordance with City specifications. All watermains shall be a minimum 150 mm diameter or of a sufficient size to service the Subdivision.
17.4 The Developer shall ensure that all connections to the existing drinking water system be scheduled with the Department of Operations and Community Services and that no person shall operate hydrants or appurtenances of the City’s existing municipal drinking water system unless the person holds a valid operator’s certificate as per Section 12
(1) Safe Drinking Water Act and has been given approval in writing by the City.
17.5 The Developer shall be responsible for any damage caused to existing watermains and appurtenances that may occur during construction of buildings and appurtenances that may occur during construction of Buildings and during the Lot or Block grading.
17.6 The Developer shall submit supporting documentation to the City’s Department of Operations and Community Services and Fire Department that the proposed water system design will deliver adequate fire flows.
17.7 The Developer shall have the water distribution system Works flushed, chlorinated, pressure tested and bacterial tested in accordance with City standards and to the satisfaction of the City prior to Completion Certificate for Primary Services.
17.8 The Developer shall confirm that the tracer wire for the water system is functioning properly.
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Sources: Subdivision Agreement