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REQUIREMENTS FOR NEW PIPE EXTENSIONS AND SUBDIVISIONS from DES MOINES WATER WORKS ALL NEW WATER MAINS AND SERVICES MUST COMPLY WITH DES MOINES WATER WORKS RULES & REGULATIONS AND STANDARD SPECIFICATIONS.

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How to fill out pipe extension and subdivisions

1. To fill out a pipe extension and subdivisions, follow these steps:
2. Start by gathering all the necessary materials and tools.
3. Measure the length of the existing pipe and determine the length of the extension needed.
4. Cut the extension pipe to the desired length using a pipe cutter or saw.
5. Clean the ends of both the existing pipe and the extension pipe with a pipe cleaner or sandpaper.
6. Apply PVC primer to the cleaned ends of both pipes.
7. Apply PVC cement to the primed ends of both pipes.
8. Immediately insert the extension pipe into the existing pipe, making sure it is fully secured.
9. Hold the pipes together for a few seconds to allow the cement to set.
10. Repeat the same process for the subdivisions, if needed.
11. Allow the cement to dry completely before using the pipes.
12. Check for any leaks or loose connections, and make necessary adjustments.
13. Once everything is securely in place, the pipe extension and subdivisions are successfully filled out.

Who needs pipe extension and subdivisions?

1. Pipe extension and subdivisions are commonly needed in various plumbing and construction projects.
2. They are especially useful when:
3. - Extending an existing pipe to reach a new area or connect to additional fixtures.
4. - Dividing a main pipe into multiple branches to supply water or other fluids to different locations.
5. - Creating separate lines for different uses, such as hot and cold water supply.
6. - Expanding or modifying an existing plumbing system to accommodate changes or additions.
7. Whether it is for residential, commercial, or industrial purposes, anyone involved in plumbing installations, repairs, or renovations may require pipe extension and subdivisions.

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What is pipe extension and subdivisions?

Pipe extension and subdivisions refer to the process of extending or dividing existing pipelines to accommodate new developments or changes in infrastructure.

Who is required to file pipe extension and subdivisions?

Property owners, developers, or contractors who are making changes to existing pipelines are required to file pipe extension and subdivisions.

How to fill out pipe extension and subdivisions?

To fill out pipe extension and subdivisions, individuals must provide detailed information about the proposed changes to the pipeline, including the location, purpose, and impact of the extension or subdivision.

What is the purpose of pipe extension and subdivisions?

The purpose of pipe extension and subdivisions is to ensure that changes to existing pipelines are documented and approved to prevent potential hazards or disruptions.

What information must be reported on pipe extension and subdivisions?

Information that must be reported on pipe extension and subdivisions includes the location of the pipeline, the reason for the extension or subdivision, and any potential environmental or safety impacts.