Queen Anne Home Water Terraces

Queen Anne plumbing field guide

Map the owner line from union to building

Seattle's service boundary gives the private line a specific route from the city union to the building connection. Property conditions can complicate that route, especially across hardscape, slope, or shared access.

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Decision terrace 10

Move from evidence to a bounded authorization

01

Read the pattern

Gather the SPU service record, union and meter setting, building entry, legal address, route evidence, property plan, prior repair, material, leak location, slope, and surface constraints.

02

Hold the safety line

Do not excavate from an assumed straight line or use a city control. Utilities, unsupported soil, retaining features, traffic, and water-filled work areas need controlled planning.

03

Place the Seattle boundary

SPU says the owner installs and maintains the private water line from the city union to the building. New, replaced, or repaired outside piping needs required SPU inspection before cover.

04

Write the visit

Define endpoints, material and size, trench route, cover, slope transitions, backflow, shutoff, public coordination, inspection, pressure test, backfill, paving, landscape, and as-built documentation.

05

Keep the closing evidence

Collect the inspection report, photographs before cover, material record, measured route, test, restored service condition, surface status, and a map useful to later owners.

Current public source

Check the authority behind the boundary

Seattle Public Utilities water service

Continue the route

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