Low Pressure Sewer Systems (LPSS) Design Data Today’s Date: Job Type: (Check One) Grant/Rural Funding Private Golf Course/Resort Municipal Septic Tank Abandonment Bid Type: (Check One) Contractor Developer Bid Date: Municipality Distributor Homeowners Association Project Name and Address: Pre-Existing Est. Bid Date: Flygt Branch Other County, Utility District, Home Owners Association or Developer Pressure Sewer Project Location: Physical location of project Engineering Firm Name and Address: Include contact person, phone, e-mail, and fax End Users Name and Address: Include contact person, phone, e-mail, and fax Project Description/Details: (Feasibility stage, old design put on hold, waiting on funding) Hydraulic Modeling Required: Yes No If yes please review required information on page two of this worksheet. Data Required For Hydraulic Analysis Digital Engineered auto cad drawing, (DWG, DXF, TIFF, or TFW) of the proposed LPS system scaled. Included on the drawing will be the lot lines, streets, elevations, residential and or commercial locations. Clearly marked terminal out flow, lift station, manhole or treatment plant. How many residential homes will be connected to the LPS system? Are there any commercial applications that will be connected to the LPS system and how many? Is the LPS system pumping into an existing force main? How many Gallons per Day (GPD) are assigned for residential and commercial usage? Typical EPA guidelines average for residential = 250 GPD. 200 250 Other_______ 400 What Peak Factor will be required? 2.5 300 350 Commercial ________ Yes No 3 3.5 4 Other ________ What is the Pipe Type Preference? DR-9 DR-11 SDR-21 SDR-26 The individual lots and commercial properties must be clearly marked. The flow path through right of ways must be marked. Topography line must be clearly marked and the elevations noted. The drawing must be a scale drawing. If water lines are not located on the properties, it must be indicated where the sewer service is to run. Is each lot serviced or is the service to be at the joint property lines, opposite the water service. Does the system require redundant service valves at the street? Yes Check valves required? Yes E-mail: mike.reilly@xyleminc.com No No or randall.bard@xyleminc.com