Illinois Administrative Code (Last Updated: March 27, 2024) |
TITLE35. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION |
PART602. PERMITS |
SUBPARTB. CONSTRUCTION PERMITS |
§602.260. Water Main Construction Applications
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a) Water main construction permit applications must specify the following:
1) the existing population served by the present supply, and the population to be served by the water main extension;
2) the average daily pumpage for the community water supply on an annual basis;
3) the maximum daily pumpage;
4) the capacity of the community water supply;
5) the capacity of the raw water source;
6) the capacity of the proposed water main;
7) the normal expected operating pressure on the proposed water main;
8) the minimum expected operating pressure on the proposed water main;
9) the pressure at the point of connection at present maximum demand;
10) the calculated pressure at the point of connection under maximum demand after installation of the water main;
11) the size of the pipe and total feet of the water main;
12) the pipe material and type of joint;
13) the proposed depth below ground surface of the water main;
14) sewer and water separation:
A) an indication of whether the minimum horizontal and vertical separation requirements in 35 Ill. Adm. Code 604.1440 have been met; and
B) an explanation of other measures taken to protect the water main if the separation requirements are not met;
15) a disinfection plan that details the chemical to be used, initial disinfectant concentration, final disinfectant concentration and retention time in hours; and
16) a water sampling plan to meet the requirements of Section 602.310.
b) The following information must be submitted on plans with water main construction permit applications:
1) the border lines of the municipality, water district or area to be served;
2) the size, length and identity of proposed water mains and water system structures;
3) the elevation of water mains where necessary to show proper separation from sewers and the elevation of other water system structures;
4) the location of existing or proposed streets;
5) the location of storm, sanitary, combined and house sewers, septic tanks, disposal fields and cesspools;
6) the location of pipelines and other sources containing hydrocarbons;
7) the distance between the community water supply structures and the sources of pollution listed in 35 Ill. Adm. Code 604.150(a);
8) stream crossings with elevations of the stream bed shown, including the normal, extreme high and extreme low water levels of the stream; and
9) all appurtenances, specific structures or equipment having any connection with planned water mains and water system structures.
(Source: Amended at 43 Ill. Reg. 8036, effective July 26, 2019)