Robert and I went by today to meet with Paul. I notified him that the non-testable fire device will have to be replaced with a USC approved assembly. The existing vault will suffice.
We will handle the damaged curb stop. On the domestic DC, I am requiring them to replace it with a new one that is approved for vertical installation. Sub metering internally is strictly
up to building inspections requirements. I will be sending an email shortly to Paul explaining what we require and I will carbon you.

 

Please inform PSI that a USC approved DCDA will need to be installed in the existing vault.

 

Thanks, Dave

 

 

PHIL KAGARICE | UTILITIES SUPERVISOR / WATER QUALITY
Addison Service Center | 16801 Westgrove Dr. | Addison TX 75001
ofc 972.661.3160| fax 972.716.0834 |  pkagarice@addisontx.gov



 

From: David Wilde 
Sent: Wednesday, February 16, 2011 2:46 PM
To: Phillip Kagarice
Cc: Clay Barnett; Jerry Davis
Subject: 5000 Belt Line

 

Phil,

To follow up our phone conversation in reference to the above, I wanted to see if you had any communication with Paul Aplin, with Scott&Reid (S&R) about the water services yet, or if
you had discussed this situation with Jerry yet.  Specifically, will the fire line detector check need to be upgraded to a DCDA? Will the vault need to be upgraded?  Will we adjust the
domestic meter box and replace the damaged curb-stop, or will they be required to do that?  Will the existing domestic DCVA be allowed to remain in the vertical orientation if it is
not approved for vertical by USC-FCCCHR?  If the space is being split into two lease spaces, will we require separate meters, or can they sub-meter the services internally?  

 

I have gotten a phone call from S & R’s Utility contractor, PCI, asking about the fire service in the vault and what will be required of them there.  I will wait to hear from you before
I respond to him.  Thanks.

 

David E. Wilde

Town of Addison

Public Works Inspector

972-450-2847

dwilde@addisontx.gov