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Plan, submittal, approval, permit, and fee requirements
The information provided below is for informational purposes only and is subject
to change.
Plan preparation and submittal
Plan preparation shall consist of two, 24" X 36" site plans based on criteria
from the City of Scottsdale Design
Standards and Policy Manual including the General Notes for Public Construction
(Figure 1.1-9). This plan does not require a Civil Engineers or Architects
"seal" and may be prepared by a "designer". Customers are encouraged
to use a professional, as they are typically familiar with plan preparation and the
submittal process. Plan preparation shall describe and include:
- The invert elevation of proposed sewer tap at the property line.
- The proposed location of the sewer tap dimensioned to the property line.
- The amount of sewer line constructed in the Right-of-Way (ROW) in linear feet.
- The amount of asphalt, curb, gutter, concrete apron, and sidewalk removal / replacement
in the ROW to install the line in square feet / yards.
- Utility crossings.
- Building envelope square footage, dedicated Natural
Area Open Space (NAOS) square footage, and total lot square footage. This section is
not applicable for most properties currently receiving sewer service.
- Abandonment of onsite sewer systems (septic tanks) per County Health Department
requirements when applicable.
"Offsite Sewer Tap" plans shall be submitted for review to the One Stop Shop upon payment of the plan review fees
(miscellaneous civil review).
Review, Approval, Permitting, and Development Fees
Plans will be reviewed by the Plan Review
Division and either approved or returned to the applicant for corrections.
Upon plan approval, the applicant and or applicant's representative / contractor, must
apply for, and receive an Encroachment Permit prior
to commencing any construction within the ROW. Encroachment fees are based on the
quantities described in items "c" and "d" above including the minimum
encroachment fee.
For properties or applicants requesting new sewer service to an undeveloped property,
or, conversion from on-site sewer systems (septic tanks) to public sewer, payment of
"Sewer Development Fees" is required. Development fees are based on building
envelope square footage when identified, or, total lot size when not identified per note
"f" above. To determine Sewer Development fees, please refer to the current Development Fees contact the Water Resources
Department @ 480-312-5685.
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