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INTRODUCTION The (PWC) was created by an act of the North Carolina Legislature to provide utility services to the citizens and industry within the City of Fayetteville, Town of Hope Mills, and surrounding unincorporated areas. The is owned by the City of Fayetteville and its citizens. The PWC is operated by a four (4) member Board of Commissioners appointed by the Fayetteville City Council. The day-to-day management of the PWC is by a General Manager with a Chief Operating Officer for each Department (Finance, Administration, Electric, and Water Resources). The PWC Water Resources Engineering Office is located at the following address: Water Resources Engineering PWC Operations and Maintenance Complex 955 Old Wilmington Road Fayetteville, NC 28301 The City of Fayetteville provides electric, water and sewer service to a major portion of the City of Fayetteville and the surrounding area. The PWC service area is not limited and is considered to be all of Cumberland County excepting Ft. Bragg. Currently PWC serves approximately 58% of the population of Cumberland County and intends to serve 90% of the population by the year 2030. PWC currently provides 26.6 mgd of water to 184,136 people through 56,000 meters on 1,200 miles of distribution system. PWC has two water treatment plants, the P.O. Hoffer Treatment Plant and the Glenville Lake Treatment Plant. The Hoffer Plant has a treatment capacity of 32 mgd expandable to 96 mgd; the Glenville Lake Plant has a treatment capacity of 18 mgd. The PWC wastewater collection system is composed of two water reclamation facilities (WRF), the Rockfish Creek WRF and the Cross Creek WRF. The Rockfish Creek WRF is permitted for 21 mgd of wastewater; the Cross Creek WRF is permitted for 25 mgd of wastewater. The collection system contains approximately 1,200 miles of sewer mains conveying wastewater from approximately 55,000 customers. The purpose of this Manual is to serve as a guide in determining the planning, design standards and methodology, construction materials, details, technical specifications and regulatory requirements for the preparation and submittal of water and wastewater extensions for the of the City of Fayetteville, NC. i rev 1/05

This document and contents are intended to establish the minimum PWC requirements and is not intended to provide an explanation for every design problem nor as a substitute for experience, sound judgment, and engineering knowledge. Likewise, this publication is not intended to replace or supercede adopted codes, ordinances, or statues. Engineers are encouraged to use this Manual on PWC related projects to facilitate the review process of detailed engineering drawings. These guidelines and requirements shall apply to all utility extensions to be owned and/or operated by PWC. Water Resources Engineering Manager ii rev 1/05

ACKNOWLEDGMENT This Manual for the Design and Construction of Water and Wastewater System Extensions for Public Works Commission of the City of Fayetteville, NC was created and assembled by the following: P.W.C. Commissioners: ROBERT W. SAUNDERS, CHAIRMAN VANCE NEAL, VICE CHAIRMAN MILTON R. WOFFORD, TREASURER WILSON A. LACY, SECRETARY STEVEN K. BLANCHARD, PE, GENERAL MANAGER M.J. NOLAND, PE, CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER, WATER RESOURCES WATER RESOURCES ENGINEERING STAFF JEFFREY B. REITZEL, PE, PLS DAVID E. VAUGHN, PLS PWC Technical Review Committee AMY RATLIFF, PE ALAN AMOR, PE RICK DAVIS JOHN CLAYTON ED NEAL DARRELL McMANUS JOSEPH GLASS, PE DALE BILL BRITT RIDDLE CHUCK DONNELL, PE DAVID VAUGHN, PLS JIMMY KIZER, JR., PE Billy Bill Grading Company Autry Grading Company The Rose Group PWC Stakeholders Committee M. J. NOLAND, PE THOMAS S. SPEIGHT, JR., PE, PLS THOMAS McNEILL JOSEPH GLASS, PE DOHN BROADWELL Broadwell Land Company AL RUMBORGH Riddle Properties KENNETH AUTRY Autry Grading Company BILLY BILL Billy Bill Grading Company GORDON ROSE, PE The Rose Group JIMMY KIZER, PE iii rev 1/05

COPIES OF MANUAL This Manual is available on the website (http://www.faypwc.com) for downloading and easy reference. Periodically, updates to this Manual will be posted to the website. The will send an email notification to those that have previously purchased a manual. It is the individual s responsibility to verify that they are using the most up to date information, requirements, and technical standards, as posted to the website. If you would like to purchase a hard copy of this manual, please contact the Water Resources Engineering Department at: 955 Old Wilmington Road Fayetteville, NC 28301 (910) 223-4730 (910) 829-0203 (fax) Hard copies of the manual are available for a fee of $100. This fee includes a CD of the standard details, a CD of the technical specifications, covers production costs, and the costs of future revisions. Please note that revisions will not be mailed they will only be available via the internet. iv rev 1/05

Contact List PUBLIC WORKS COMMISSION PWC Water Resources M.J. Noland, PE, COO W - 910-223-4733 Joe Glass, P.E. Engineering Manager W - 910-223-4740 PWC Water/Sewer Construction Rick Davis W - 910-223-4718 PWC Cross Connection Control Brian Morrison W - 910-223-4704 PWC Dispatch 910-678-7400 PWC Special Projects Joe Callis W - 910-223-4343 PWC Environmental Chad Ham W - 910-223-4704 PWC Risk Manager Ike Copeland W - 910-223-4116 Glenville Water Treatment Facility Chris Smith, Chief Operator W - 910-223-4708 CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE Mayor Marshal Pitts W - 910-433-1992 City Manager Roger Stancil W - 910-433-1990 Planning Division Jimmy Teal W - 910-433-1996 Police Department Dial 911 Fire Department Dial 911 COUNTY OF CUMBERLAND Emergency Management Department William Elmore W - 910-321-6736 Sheriff s Department Earl Butler, Sheriff W - 910-323-1500 Joint Planning Board Barry Warren W - 910-678-7600 STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA State Emergency Operations Center 1-800-858-0368 NCDENR - Dam Safety - State Dam Safety Engineer 919-733-4574 NCDENR - Fayetteville Regional Office - Regional Engineer 910-486-1541 National Weather Service 919-515-8209 American Red Cross 910-867-8151 v rev 1/05

DISCLAIMER OWNERSHIP OF DOCUMENTS This document including design standards, design methodology, construction details, technical specifications, and drafting standards have been complied based on PWC standards and practices, from various Governmental Agencies Guidelines, North Carolina General Statues and enabling legislation. This document is intended to be used in the planning, designing and constructing water and sewer utilities to be owned and maintained by PWC. The document or the contents are not intended or represented to be suitable for use on projects that will not be owned and/or operated by PWC. Any reuse without written verification or adaptation by PWC will be at the Engineer s sole risk and without liability to PWC. NONDISCLOSURE OF PROPRIETARY INFORMATION Engineers providing services for PWC utility extensions shall consider all information provided herein by PWC and this document to be proprietary, unless such information is available from public sources. Consulting Engineers shall not publish or disclose proprietary information for any purpose without PWC s prior written authorization. COMMENTS Any and all comments will be greatly appreciated. Please direct comments to: Water Resources Engineering 955 Old Wilmington Road Fayetteville, NC 28301 910-223-4730 910-829-0203 (fax) watereng@faypwc.com vi rev 1/05