1.13.3.2 To Determine the Impact on Water, Fire Flows and Sewage
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The official Wallsburg code is at https://wallsburg.gov/development-code/.
Text pulled 2026-10-19 from this source.
The chapters the town posts pre-date revisions it approved in June 2023, September 2023 and February 2024, which aren't posted as clean text. Check those changes with the town.
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1. Location and size of the nearest water main and sanitary sewer lines to the project to which the project can drain or be supplied; and where and how the applicant proposes to connect to the systems.
2. Site plan and floor elevations (including building height) of all proposed buildings and structures showing building locations, construction type and materials.
3. Proposed easements for new utility services or relocated utility services.
4. Fire hydrant locations, building sprinkling plans and water demand for fire flows.
5. Estimated peak culinary water demands, including irrigation.
6. Proof that an applicant has a final order from the State Engineer changing the use of the applicant’s water rights to municipal use and changing the point of diversion of the water rights to a Wallsburg Town well, in an amount sufficient to satisfy the requirements of this Code or tender sufficient funds to purchase those rights should the Town have offered to sell water rights to the applicant.
7. Other specific information and scientific data and opinions which, in the opinion of Town Staff is necessary for the meaningful review of the project.
1.13.3.1 To Determine the Impact on Drainage · 1.13.3.3 To Determine the Impact on Slope Retention