Various conditions warrant a District Permit, and they will established requirements for work occuring within the District.

A District Permit is required for:

Residence

• Septic tank abandonment.
• Remodel and/or addition to existing structure.
• New home construction.
• Construction of an Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) or accessory building structure.
• Demolition of an existing building.
• Replacement or installation of any on-site or public right-of-way sewer lateral, cleanout, or backflow protection system.
• Construction, installation, or substantial repair of any on-site plumbing system connected to a sanitary sewer.

Businesses

• Tenant improvement of any commercial, industrial, or quasi-public structure.
• Replacement or installation of any on-site or ROW sewer lateral, clean out, or backflow protection system.
• The change of business use in any commercial, industrial, or quasi-public structure.

Obtaining a District Permit or being issued a "No District Permit Required" Letter requires you to:

Follow the steps outlined in the District Permit Application Information handout.

Following the steps in the District Permit Application Information handout ensures:

1. access to your lower building sewer lateral meets standards for District maintenance access as defined under the "Your and the District's Responsibilities" page.
2. your property is protected from backups in the District sanitary sewer system;
3. proper connection and disconnection to the District sanitary sewer system is being made; and
4. appropriate fees and charges are levied.