Master Plan Review Submittals of the water master plan for review shall include a CAD generated layered PDF file of the plan containing elements as outlined on the Water Master Plan Checklist. A Master Plan is required for phased projects, complex projects, projects that require off-site infrastructure, or other projects as deemed necessary by the District. Do not submit a Master Plan without first receiving acknowledgement it is necessary by District staff. Master plan submittals shall be electronically transmitted with the appropriate contact information to [email protected]. Submittals shall not be considered received until a submittal received response email is sent by the District.See the Development Fees page for master plan submittal fees Water Plan Review All submittals for water plan review shall include CAD generated and layered PDF files.The first…

All construction in the Metropolitan Domestic Water Improvement District (MDWID) shall conform to the most current edition of the Metro Water Supplemental Specifications and Details for Construction (2016 Edition), as a supplement to the Tucson Water Specifications and Details (2017 Edition).  Specifications and details not modified or excluded from the Tucson Water Specifications and Details by these supplemental specifications and details shall still apply to all construction in the MDWID.  All construction shall also conform to the Pima Association of Governments (PAG) Standard Specifications and Details for Public Improvements (2015 Edition), along with Arizona Department of Environmental Quality Bulletin 10. All work shall be performed by a contractor licensed by the State of Arizona, as determined by the Arizona Registrar of Contractors. A copy of the latest edition of the said specifications and details…

Check for Toilet Leaks – A leak in your toilet may be wasting more than 100 gallons of water day. Studies show 1 out of 5 toilets can have leaks. To check, put a little food coloring in your toilet tank. If, without flushing, the coloring begins to appear in the bowl, you have a leak. Adjust or replace the flush valve or call a plumber. Replace Old, Oversized Toilets – The District has a rebate program for high-efficiency toilets that are 1.28 gallons or less. Click here for the toilet rebate form. Replace Appliances with Water-Efficient Models – If you are in the market for a new appliance, check its conservation features to determine if it will save water and other energy costs. Always make sure you have the dishwasher or washing…