Reso PC20-14 0125 PC Reso South Main Mixed Use Project Entitlement Signed

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ATTY/RESO.0125/PC RESO SOUTH MAIN MIXED USE PROJECT – ENTITLEMENT REV: 10-27-2020 PR Page 28 of 38 permit and are prohibited without first consulting with the appropriate local building code enforcement agency and your property management company or owners’ association to ensure that the recycled water is not mixed with the drinking water. ii. Property management company, or owners’ associations shall inform all new condominium owners, lessees, and tenants that recycled water is used on the property and/or within condominiums for the specific uses described in the Recycled Water Engineering Report, and that any alterations or modifications to the plumbing system require a permit issued by the City of Redwood City prior to the commencement of any work. o. Prior to connecting to the City’s recycled water distribution system, the site must pass a full shut-down cross connection test. This test must be performed by a Cross- Connection Control Specialist certified through the CA-NV Section of the AWWA and observed by Public Works staff. i. Cross Connection Tests must be performed on all dual plumbed facilities, and irrigation systems prior to the use of recycled water. The cross-connection testing procedures must be approved by DDW and included in the Engineering Report. ii. For larger projects with multiple buildings and/or city metered connections a phased cross-connection test plan shall be included in the Engineering Report. iii. Projects with dedicated potable water services supplying retail tenant improvement areas which are not included in the Recycled Water Use Area shall include these areas in the cross-connection test. iv. Provisions must be made by the contractor to supply the on-site recycled water plumbing system through a temporary metered source of potable water. p. A full shut-down cross connection test is required: i. Prior to occupancy ii. Anytime there is a plumbing change to onsite potable and/or recycled water systems, and iii. Every four years in accordance with Title 22 regulations. 40. 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 (SCVW) prior to issuance of each building permit where discharge will be included. If groundwater pumping into the storm drain system, the project shall obtain an Authorization to Discharge from the Water Board prior to issuance of each building permit where discharge will be included. [SDR][ENGINEERING] 41. Backflow Protection – Backflow protection using reduced pressure backflow prevention assemblies is required on all water services. The backflow preventer shall be above grade and located on private property, accessible to the Public Works division for testing. [COA][ENGINEERING] 42. Fire Flow - The Project shall meet fire flow requirements as established by the Fire Department which are based on the Fire Code. Fire flow tests are typically performed during the preliminary