Common use of Watermains Clause in Contracts

Watermains. 6.1. All watermains shall be installed in accordance with the engineering plans approved by the Director of Operations. The watermain system shall meet the design criteria of the Regional Municipality of Niagara and Ministry of Environment. All alterations, relocations or connections to the existing water system will be the responsibility of the Developer and shall be approved by the Director of Operations. 6.2. The Developer shall construct complete watermain system or systems and all necessary appurtenances, including hydrants, cathode protection and 19mm copper water service connections from the watermain to the lot line. The design shall be as approved by the Director of Operations and constructed in accordance with the approved specifications. 6.3. All watermains shall be a minimum 150 mm diameter or a sufficient size to service the subdivision and structures of this phase of development as well as future phases of development. 6.4. The Developer shall provide a metered 19 mm diameter copper water service to each lot. 6.5. The Developer shall submit supporting documentation to the Town Operations Department and Fire Department that the proposed water system design will deliver adequate water pressure and fire flows. If necessary, any water system improvements that must be undertaken to provide adequate water pressure and fire flows to this phase as well as future phases of development will be at the Developer’s expense. 6.6. All hydrants and water flow must meet NFPA standards and the Ontario Building Code. 6.7. Where hydrants have been installed but not yet functional or out of service they shall be clearly identified (bagged) as to be not in service. 6.8. The Town Fire Department will be required to approve the number and location of all proposed fire hydrants. 6.9. All hydrants shall be free of obstructions after being activated. 6.10. Hydrants ‘style’ shall comply with the requirements of the Town Operations Department.

Watermains. 6.1. All watermains shall be installed in accordance with the engineering plans Engineering Plans approved by the Director of OperationsPublic Works. The watermain system shall meet the design criteria of the Regional Municipality of Niagara and Ministry of Environment. All alterations, relocations or connections to the existing water system will be the responsibility of the Developer and shall be approved by the Director of OperationsPublic Works. 6.2. The Developer shall construct complete watermain system or systems and all necessary appurtenances, including hydrants, cathode protection and 19mm copper house water service connections from the watermain to the lot line. The design shall be as approved by the Director of Operations Public Works and constructed in accordance with the approved his specifications. 6.3. All watermains shall be a minimum 150 mm diameter or a sufficient size to service the subdivision and structures of this phase of development as well as future phases of development. 6.4. The Developer shall provide a metered 19 mm diameter copper water service to each lot. 6.5. The Developer shall submit supporting documentation to the Town Operations Public Works Department and Fire Department that the proposed water system design will deliver adequate water pressure and fire flows. If necessary, any water system improvements that must be undertaken to provide adequate water pressure and fire flows to this phase as well as future phases of development will be at the Developer’s expense. 6.66.4. All hydrants and The Developer shall provide a metered minimum 3/4 inch diameter copper water flow must meet NFPA standards and the Ontario Building Codeservice to each lot. 6.76.5. Where hydrants have been installed but not yet functional or out of service they shall be clearly identified (bagged) as to be not in service. 6.86.6. The Town Fire Department will be required to approve the number and location of all proposed fire hydrants. 6.96.7. All hydrants shall be free of obstructions after being activated. 6.106.8. Hydrants ‘style’ shall comply with the requirements of the Town Operations DepartmentDepartment of Public Works 6.9. All hydrants and water flow must meet NFPA standards.

Watermains. 6.1. All watermains shall be installed in accordance with the engineering plans Engineering Plans approved by the Director of OperationsPublic Works. The watermain system shall meet the design criteria of the Regional Municipality of Niagara and Ministry of Environment. All alterations, relocations or connections to the existing water system will be the responsibility of the Developer and shall be approved by the Director of OperationsPublic Works. 6.2. The Developer shall construct complete watermain system or systems and all necessary appurtenances, including hydrants, cathode protection and 19mm copper water service connections from the watermain to the lot line. The design shall be as approved by the Director of Operations Public Works and constructed in accordance with the approved specifications. 6.3. All watermains shall be a minimum 150 mm diameter or a sufficient size to service the subdivision Subdivision and structures of this phase of development therein as well as future phases of development.described in Schedule A. 6.4. The Developer shall provide a metered minimum 19 mm diameter copper water service to each lot. 6.5. The Developer shall submit supporting documentation to the Town Operations Public Works Department and Fire Department that the proposed water system design will deliver adequate water pressure and fire flows. If necessary, any water system improvements that must be undertaken to provide adequate water pressure and fire flows to this phase as well as future phases of development will be at the Developer’s expense. 6.6. All hydrants and water flow must meet NFPA standards and the Ontario Building Code. 6.7. Where hydrants have been installed but not yet functional or out of service they shall be clearly identified (bagged) as to be not in service. 6.8. The Town Fire Department will be required to approve the number and location of all proposed fire hydrants. 6.9. All hydrants shall be free of obstructions after being activated. 6.10. Hydrants ‘style’ shall comply with the requirements of the Town Operations Department.Department of Public Works