Do you have a well / septic tank and need a water meter / sewer tap connected? Click here for residential service.
Or are you a builder, engineering firm, or developer adding customers?
Click here for commercial service.
New Residential Service
Residential Brochure
Before a water meter or wastewater tap can be installed review the below forms and questions:
New Service Application for Single Family Residences.pdf
List of connection / capacity fees (July 1, 2009 to June 30, 2010)
What do these fees pay for?
How long does it take for installation after I apply?
The common residential service is a 3/4-inch water tap and a 4-inch sewer. Fees for town homes, businesses, and multi-use properties vary according to size of service. Before work can be scheduled, commercial and residential customers must pay the non-refundable water connection and capacity fee for each service needed. Security deposits are required for all water services except ¾-inch residential.
A connection fee is the cost of installing a tap from the service pipe (under street) to your property. The connection fee is based on the average cost of installing taps last year.
A capacity fee is to pay for the new customer impact on the overall public system. The average residential household uses more than 8,000 gallons of water a month. The capacity fee will help provide for the additional improvements necessary to provide water and sewer services for the new customer. Sewer capacity fee is based on water meter size.
Did you know that the pipe from your house to the water meter and sewer tap is your responsibility? Please do not have a licensed plumber connect you to City services until you are notified that the water / sewer main is ready.
New Commercial Service
Commercial Taps Brochure
Before a water meter or wastewater tap can be installed review the below forms:
New Service Application for Single Family Residences.pdf
List of connection / capacity fees (July 1, 2009 to June 30, 2010)
What do these fees pay for?
Home Builders / Developers request form to get water meter(s) installed. Then click here to request meters to be installed after payment
Other Forms
The common residential service is a 3/4-inch water tap and a 4-inch sewer. Fees for town homes, businesses, and multi-use properties vary according to size of service. Before work can be scheduled, commercial and residential customers must pay the non-refundable water connection and capacity fee for each service needed. Security deposits are required for all water services except ¾-inch residential.
A connection fee is the cost of installing a tap from the service pipe (under street) to your property. The connection fee is based on the average cost of installing taps last year.
A capacity fee is to pay for the new customer impact on the overall public system. The average residential household uses more than 8,000 gallons of water a month. The capacity fee will help provide for the additional improvements necessary to provide water and sewer services for the new customer. Sewer capacity fee is based on water meter size.
Did you know that the pipe from your house to the water meter and sewer tap is your responsibility? Please do not have a licensed plumber connect you to City services until you are notified that the water / sewer main is ready.
