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Permit No:City of Prescott City Utility Than Application Public Works Department 201 S. Cortez St., Prescott, AZ 86303 Phone: (928)7771269 Fax: (928)7771251 Assessors Parcel #Project Address: City

How to fill out city utility tie-in application

How to fill out city utility tie-in application

1. Obtain a city utility tie-in application form from the appropriate department or website.
2. Fill out the form completely and accurately, providing all the required information.
3. Attach any necessary documents or supporting materials, such as property ownership documents or project plans.
4. Pay any required fees or provide proof of payment.
5. Submit the completed application and supporting documents to the designated department or office.
6. Follow up with the department to ensure that your application is being processed and to address any potential issues or additional requirements.
7. Once your application is approved, schedule the installation of the city utility tie-in as per the instructions provided by the department.
8. Cooperate with the department during the installation process and ensure compliance with all applicable regulations and safety standards.
9. After the utility tie-in is completed, notify the department to arrange for final inspections and any necessary paperwork.

Who needs city utility tie-in application?

1. Property owners who want to connect their property to the city's utility services, such as water, sewer, or electricity, need to fill out a city utility tie-in application.
2. Developers or contractors who are constructing new buildings or structures also require a city utility tie-in application to connect the property to the necessary utility services.
3. Individuals or businesses who are modifying their existing utility connections, such as changing the capacity or upgrading the infrastructure, may also need to submit a city utility tie-in application.

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What is city utility tie-in application?

City utility tie-in application is a permit application required for tying into the city's utility services such as water, sewer, or electrical.

Who is required to file city utility tie-in application?

Any individual or entity who wishes to connect to the city's utility services is required to file a city utility tie-in application.

How to fill out city utility tie-in application?

To fill out a city utility tie-in application, you need to provide information about the type of utility connection needed, property details, proposed construction plans, and any other relevant information requested by the city.

What is the purpose of city utility tie-in application?

The purpose of a city utility tie-in application is to ensure that new utility connections meet the city's regulations and standards for infrastructure and safety.

What information must be reported on city utility tie-in application?

Information such as property details, proposed utility connection plans, estimated water/sewer usage, contractor information, and any required fees must be reported on a city utility tie-in application.