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This form is designed to assist in the mandated inventory of the water service line supplying your home or business. Completion of this form is necessary to qualify for a $10 discount on your water/sewer bill. It includes sections for customer identification, methods for identifying the service line material, and requires photographic evidence of the service line.

How to fill out water service line inventory

How to fill out water service line inventory

1. Gather necessary materials: clipboard, pen, water service line records, and any other relevant documentation.
2. Identify the service lines to be inventoried: locate each property served by your water service.
3. Document the material of the water service line: check if it is copper, PVC, lead, or another material.
4. Record the age of the service line: note the installation date if available.
5. Take note of the line's size: measure the diameter to ensure accurate data.
6. Inspect the condition of the service line: look for signs of corrosion, leaks, or damage.
7. Compile location data: noting the address and any identifiers for each service line.
8. Create a data entry form or use software for digital inventory: input all collected information for easy access.

Who needs water service line inventory?

1. Water utility companies that manage public water systems.
2. Municipalities responsible for public health and safety in water distribution.
3. Regulatory agencies that oversee water quality and infrastructure assessments.
4. Property owners and stakeholders who need awareness of their plumbing materials.
5. Research organizations focusing on public health, infrastructure, and environmental studies.

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What is water service line inventory?

Water service line inventory refers to a comprehensive record of all water service lines within a specific jurisdiction, detailing their materials, age, and condition to assess infrastructure and potential risks.

Who is required to file water service line inventory?

Utilities and local governments responsible for public water systems are required to file water service line inventories.

How to fill out water service line inventory?

To fill out a water service line inventory, entities must compile data on each service line, including material type, installation date, and current status, then submit this information through the designated reporting format specified by regulatory authorities.

What is the purpose of water service line inventory?

The purpose of the water service line inventory is to identify and manage risks associated with lead and other hazardous materials in water supply infrastructure, ensuring safe drinking water and compliance with regulations.

What information must be reported on water service line inventory?

Information that must be reported includes the type of material used for each service line, the age of the line, its location, and any known issues or repairs.