11.06.02 Utilities Required
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Text pulled 2026-10-19 from this source.
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The following utilities are required to be provided by the Subdivider to each lot:
1. Culinary Water. The water source shall be provided by Fruit Heights City unless an alternative permanent source is approved by the City Engineer and the Davis County Health Department.
2. Sewer. The sewer service shall be provided by Central Davis Sewer District.
a. [REFER TO NEW CODE IN TITLE 9A or 8A re: Sewer District Rules and Regulations.]
3. Secondary Water. Secondary water service shall be provided by Haights Creek Irrigation Company (unless the property involves an recognized exception), or an alternative permanent source as approved by the City.
4. Land Drain. The land drain system must be installed in areas with shallow groundwater. If basements are eliminated and the geotechnical report can provide sufficient documentation that groundwater levels (including historical) are deep enough to eliminate the need for the land drain system, the Administrative Land Use Authority and the City Engineer may allow this requirement to be waived.
5. Electrical Power. The electrical power will be provided by Rocky Mountain Power (RMP), or their successors and all installations must follow RMP Standards.
6. Natural Gas. The natural gas service will be provided by Dominion Energy, or their successors, and all installations must follow Dominion Energy Standards.