HomeMy WebLinkAboutSDP202000051 Correspondence 2020-09-21 (2)Nigel Tate
From: Richard Nelson <rnelson@serviceauthority.org>
Sent: Thursday, September 3, 2020 2A8 PM
To: Nigel Tate
Cc: Patricia Saternye; Kelly Schwieterman; Garland.watkins@valvoline.com
Subject: RE: VIOC - Charlottesville, VA ASCA Meeting Follow-up
Attachments: Valvoline (asbuilts).pdf, ACSA Dedication Checklist.pdf, ACSA..Letter.Of.Dedication.doc;
STANDARD EASEMENT LANGUAGE.doc
Nigel,
My comments are below in red. Feel free to email me a draft of these changes before submitting to the County.
Garland,
Below is information to keep in mind when looking for the domestic and irrigation meter to be set:
Domestic Meter— A water and sewer connection fee of $13,654 will need to be paid and accompany an approved
water/sewer and backflow permit. Connection fees are reviewed at the beginning of each calendar year and may be
adjusted starting July 1 of each year. Confirm this connection fee is still correct once construction begins. The water
meter box and setter will need to meet ACSA construction specifications before the meter is set. The meter will be
locked once set. The backflow for the building will need to be tested by a certified backflow tester, witnessed by an
ACSA staff member, in order to unlock the meter.
Irrigation Meter —An irrigation meter application should be submitted to ACSA. Since this will be submitted through Site
Review, the $25 application fee will be waived. The fee to be paid for the 5/8" irrigation meter will be $184 and an
approved backflow permit should accompany payment, when the meter is ready to be set. The meter will be locked
once set. The backflow for the irrigation will need to be tested by a certified backflow tester, witnessed by an ACSA staff
member, in order to unlock the meter.
ACSA will not set the irrigation meter until the newly installed utilities are dedicated to ACSA. I have attached the
checklist for your reference.
Let me know if there are any questions.
Thanks,
Richard Nelson
Civil Engineer
Albemarle County Service Authority
168 Spotnap Road
Charlottesville, Virginia 22911
(434) 977-4511
From: Nigel Tate <nigel.tate@cesoinc.com>
Sent: Thursday, September 3, 2020 12:12 PM
To: Richard Nelson <rnelson@serviceauthority.org>
Cc: Patricia Saternye <psaternye@albemarle.org>; Kelly Schwieterman <Schwieterman@cesoinc.com>;
Garland.watkins@valvoline.com
Subject: VIOC - Charlottesville, VA ASCA Meeting Follow-up
Richard — thank you for meeting with us yesterday; to follow up with items we discussed:
Max Flow Rate for irrigation sprinklers: 10 GPM
Fixture Counts for Water Meter Size:
(1) water closet - tank type with Y2" cold water connection
(3) sinks
(2) water coolers
(2) hose bibbs—Y2" cold water connection
(2) wall hydrants—%" cold water connection
(2) eyewash mixing valves
(1) eyewash station
(1) icemaker
(1) washer fluid mixing valve
What we'll need back from you
• water meter sizes 1" domestic, 5/8" irrigation.
• any as -built information for the water main on Gander, so that we can provide a profile for the fire
hydrant. Attached.
• we discussed the fire hydrant easement, but you could you also provide a hand sketch or markup for how ACSA
would want the easement for the water service lines and meters to look. A 10 foot easement should be
centered over the service line, with 5' behind the meters.
Regards,
Nigel E Tate
Lead Project Engineer
CESOV
Progress Park Tower
3601 Rigby Road, Suite 300
Miamisburg, Ohio 45342
OFFICE: 937.401.3917
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