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Department of Transportation Pierre Region Office Connecting South Dakota and the Nation104 S. Garfield Bldg. A Pierre, South Dakota 575015405 FAX: 605/7736215605/7733464April 22, 2013RE:1806351 PCN

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How to fill out under drains

1. Start by cleaning the area where the under drains will be installed. Remove any debris or dirt.
2. Measure the length and width of the area to determine how many under drains are needed.
3. Dig a trench that is wide enough to accommodate the under drains. The depth of the trench will depend on the specific requirements of the project.
4. Place a layer of gravel or crushed stone at the bottom of the trench to provide a stable base for the under drains.
5. Position the under drains in the trench, making sure they are level and properly aligned. Connect the under drains together if necessary.
6. Backfill the trench with more gravel, ensuring that the under drains are completely covered.
7. Compact the backfilled material to ensure proper drainage and stability.
8. Test the under drains by pouring water into the trench and checking for any leaks or blockages.
9. Once the under drains have been installed and tested, cover them with a layer of soil or other appropriate material.
10. Regularly inspect and maintain the under drains to ensure they continue to function effectively.

Who needs under drains?

1. Under drains are commonly used in various construction and landscaping projects to improve drainage. They are needed in situations where proper drainage is essential to prevent water accumulation or damage.
2. Some examples of who may need under drains include:
3. - Homeowners or property owners dealing with poor drainage in their yard or landscaping.
4. - Municipalities or government agencies responsible for maintaining roadways, parks, or other public areas.
5. - Contractors or builders working on construction projects that require effective drainage.
6. - Agricultural operations that need to manage excess water in fields or irrigation systems.
7. - Sports facilities or golf courses that need efficient drainage to maintain safe and playable conditions.
8. - Industrial facilities or commercial properties that require proper drainage to prevent damage or hazards.

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What is under drains?

Under drains are drainage systems designed to collect and remove excess water from soil or subsurface areas to prevent water accumulation and maintain the stability of structures.

Who is required to file under drains?

Typically, property owners, developers, and contractors who have installed or are responsible for under drain systems are required to file necessary documentation regarding them.

How to fill out under drains?

To fill out under drains, one must complete the designated forms provided by the local authority, ensuring all required information about the installation and specifications of the under drains is accurately documented.

What is the purpose of under drains?

The purpose of under drains is to alleviate hydrostatic pressure, prevent water accumulation, protect structures from water damage, and ensure proper drainage in landscaping and construction.

What information must be reported on under drains?

The information that must be reported typically includes the location, dimensions, material specifications, installation methods, and any relevant details about maintenance or inspections.