F. Utility Plan/Sheet . Identify all existing and proposed water and wastewater lines providing the size and pipe material. Proposed public water and sewer shall extend to the property lines, unless otherwise determined by the Public Utilities Department, to serve adjacent property and/or drainage basins. Include the location of all appurtenances with the water and wastewater lines including but not limited to, valves, fire hydrants, meters, blow-offs, backflow prevention (RPZ), and manholes. If the site development includes a pump station, the design and construction details shall be included with the utility plan in addition to the following: i. Location in Right-of-Way . Any proposed design and construction of utilities within the right-of-way of an existing thoroughfare shall include an encroachment agreement and related approval from the North Carolina Department of Transportation and/or the Town of Fuquay- Varina. Such encroachment agreement shall be coordinated through the Director of Engineering. ii. Public or Private Utilities . Identify all utility lines that will be maintained by the Town as “public” and utility lines that will be maintained by others as “private”. Proposed public utility lines shall be extended to a property line where it is determined by the Public Utilities Department to serve adjacent sites and/or adjacent drainage basins in the future. iii. Easements . Identify all existing and proposed utility easements and include copies of any recorded easement agreements associated with the site proposed for development. iv. Capacity Allocation . Identify the water and wastewater capacity of the proposed site development with the site plan submittal. It is the responsibility of the property owner/developer to obtain a capacity allocation for the proposed site. If the needed capacity is less than 10,000 gallons per day, the Public Utilities Department has the authority to allocate the capacity. If the needed capacity is 10,000 gallons per day or greater, a capacity allocation application shall be submitted to the Public Utilities Department, which shall subsequently be submitted for action by the Town Board of Commissioners prior to approval of the site plan.
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