Legal Documents of Dandridge

The provisions of this section shall apply to all areas to which the preceding section is not applicable. Customers desiring water main extension pursuant to this section must pay all of the cost of making such extensions.

For installations under this or the preceding section, material shall meet current American Water Works Association Standards, be approved by superintendent, not less than four inches (4") in diameter shall be used to the dead end of any line and to form loops or continuous lines, so that fire hydrants, where required by superintendent, may be placed on such lines at locations no further than one thousand feet (1,000') from the most distant part of any dwelling structure and no further than five hundred feet (500') from the most distant part of any commercial, industrial, or public building, such measurements to be based on road or street distances; pipe two inches (2") in diameter, to supply dwellings only, may be used to supplement such lines. Construction work and pipe material must meet AWWA Standards and Dandridge Water Management Facility Construction Specifications. All such lines shall be installed either by town forces or by other forces working directly under supervision of the town.

Upon completion of such extension and their approval by the town, such water mains and infrastructure shall become the property of the town. The persons paying the cost of constructing such mains shall execute any written instruments requested by the town to provide evidence of the town's title to such mains. In consideration of such mains being transferred to it, the town shall incorporate said mains as an integral part of its water system and shall furnish water therefrom in accordance with these rules and regulations; subject always to such limitations as may exist because of the size and elevation of said mains. There shall be no reimbursement or compensation to the person or persons paying the cost of such water main extension. (Ord. #18/19-06, Jan. 2019, modified)