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Questions and Answers Set 7

1. According to 5.2.4 the existing water line to be tapped in a 8 in steel line, and according to the grading plan you are asking for 8 in lateral, feeding a 5 1/4 inch hydrant. Can the lateral be down sized to a 6 in C900 line, or will the 8 inch main need to have a T cut in?

ANSWER: The lateral can be down sized to 6inch and can be C900 line.

2. Can you provide an approximate dept of the 8 inch main line.

ANSWER: Historically we have found the main water lines to be buried between 5 feet to 10 feet deep.

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