Implementing Order 10-8 "Rules and Regulations of the Miami-Dade Water and Sewer Department", section 3.02 (3) Connections to sewers establishes that the customer shall be responsible for the installation and connection from the sewer main to the facilities within the customer's property. Note: WASD will not be held responsible for any discrepancies between county records and field conditions. Sewer Lateral Location: Select this request to find out where the Sewer Lateral is located or if you have identified in an As-built that the property has a sewer lateral(s), but you cannot find it in the field. Once you identify the necessary As-builts in the requested Atlas Map, open the Utilities Information Request application and complete the As-built Print Form by filling it out with the As-built numbers and uploading it in the Request Files,if you do not have the As-built Print Form, list all As-builts numbers in the Request Information Section. Request As-built files if you have previously identified the as-built numbers necessary to perform infrastructure design.Identify As-built numbers to order more detailed information about the infrastructure.Request an Atlas Map to determine what utilities abut and/or are within the property, in order to identify potential conflicts with the proposed development.Please be aware that the Preliminary POC does not substitute or supersede POC's provided in LOA's and Agreements.Ītlas/As-Built Information: Select this request if you need the below information: Property Owners And Community Stakeholders Newsletter - Spring 2021įor the most recent project map of the reservoir site, click on the following link.Customers may request information for the following documents regarding Water and Sewer Infrastructure: As-Built, Atlas, Sewer Lateral Location, Easement Consent Letter (Utility Easement), and Preliminary Points of Connection (POC). Property Owners And Community Stakeholders Newsletter - Summer 2020 Property Owners And Community Stakeholders Newsletter - Spring 2020 The results of these investigations will be used to verify the site’s ability to support a dam and water reservoir and will also provide information on the impacts to plant and animal life.įor more details, click on the project newsletters that have been distributed to property owners. The project is beginning the field investigation phase in spring 2021 to assess geotechnical and environmental conditions of the site. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) and other regulatory agencies began shortly after site selection. The reservoir will alleviate pressure on the Ozark Aquifer, which has experienced declining water levels.
Capacity of the reservoir upon its completion is about 8 billion gallons of water and will include a new dam and pumping facilities. The site is approximately 1,100 acres of land in Newton County. In 2019, Missouri American Water finalized site selection for an off-stream water reservoir to supplement water supply for customers in the Joplin area.
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