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ATTY/RESO.0091/PC RESO APPROVING THE PC PERMIT & TM - PHASE 1 STANFORD REV: 09-29-16 JS Page 9 of 15 minimum in size and extend across the entire property frontage, from the nearest point of connection to an existing 6” or larger water main.[SDR][ENGINEERING] 32. Cross-Connection Control Test - Prior to issuance of the certificate of occupancy, all applicable plumbing systems must pass a cross-connection control test, performed by a Cross-Connection Control Specialist Certified through the CA-NV Section of the AWWA and observed by Public Works staff. The cross-connection control test method must be included in the Recycled Water Report. The applicant is responsible for all fees associated with the performance of the cross-connection control test. [COA] [ENGINEERING] 33. Discharge Permit for Subterranean Garages - If the subterranean garage requires groundwater pumping into the sewer system, a Discharge fee will apply and a Discharge Permit will be required by Silicon Valley Clean Water (SVCW) prior to issuance of the building permit. [SDR][ENGINEERING] 34. Backflow Protection – Backflow protection on all water services is required. The backflow preventer shall be above grade and located on private property, accessible to the Public Works division for testing. [COA][ENGINEERING] Recycled Water 35. Recycled Water Mains – Prior to encroachment permit issuance, submit to City, and obtain approval of, an evaluation and report, prepared by a licensed engineer, in conformance with the City's Engineering Standards, demonstrating that the proposed recycled water main extension will meet the demand needs of the project. Applicant shall, prior to occupancy of any buildings, construct and install the new water mains sufficient to meet such requirements, in accordance with the City's Engineering Standards and as directed by the City Engineer. New recycled water mains shall be 8” minimum in size and extend across the entire property frontage on Broadway, Warrington Ave and Baron Ave. [COA][ENGINEERING] 36. Recycled Water Facilities – Recycled water (purple pipe) facilities shall be provided and designed in accordance with Engineering Standards for dual plumbing, irrigation and other warranted uses per the Recycled Water Ordinance, Chapter 38. Services that are to be supplied by recycled water (either at the time of project completion or at a future date) shall be designed to properly function at the design pressure required by Engineering. Upon a final determination by the City that recycled water is available for the property, the applicant shall connect the project to the recycled water system. [SDR][ENGINEERING] 37. Recycled Water Report - The applicant shall hire an engineer licensed in California and experienced in the field of wastewater treatment to prepare a recycled water report for dual plumbed facilities, pursuant to California Water Code section 13522.5 and in accordance with California Code of Regulations sections 60314 and 60323 (found within Title 22, Division 4, Chapter 3). The report shall be submitted prior to project closeout, and will be routed to the Public Works Department for review and coordination. It is recommended a draft of the report is prepared prior to commencing any plumbing work to prevent the need for unplanned changes. [COA] [ENGINEERING] Stormwater and C3 Requirements 38. C3 Requirements - Plans shall be designed to meet C3 requirements of the Municipal Regional Permit (MRP) NPDES Permit CAS612008 and be in compliance with San Mateo County C.3 Stormwater Technical Guidance. [SDR][ENGINEERING]