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Request Locate
All locate requests must now be done directly through Utility Notification Center of Colorado (UNCC). Call 811.
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Request Inspection
Call 719-382-5303 to request an inspection of new sanitary sewer construction.
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Rates and Fees
Residential and Commercial Rates and Fees effective as of the beginning date for the March 2018 billing cycle.
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Developer Guide
Items required before commencement of construction, Pre-Construction Requirements, and Post-Construction Requirements. Items Required Before Commencement of Sanitary Construction: Three (3) copies of approved construction documents. Confirmation of required pre-construction submittals to include SPIA... Read more
Design Criteria
The treatment process is designed on the basis of the influent characteristics and effluent requirements listed below. Design flows and loadings were developed in detail in the Preliminary Engineering Study... Read more
Treatment Facility
This summarizes key elements of the treatment process, equipment selection and facility layout. The treatment facility uses the extended aeration activated sludge process. Unit processes include: Read more
Documents and Forms
Click the links below to download. Developer Guide Petition for Inclusion As-built Submittal Guide Waste Water Discharge Questionnaire Subdivision Public Improvement Agreement Bill of Sale and Agreement Specifications and Regulations Manual Tap Fee Application Construction Drawing General Notes FSD Signature... Read more
Collection System
The Fountain Sanitation District owns, operates and maintains approximately 80 miles of sanitary main lines throughout the District, including 3 pumping stations. Main lines range in size from 8" serving... Read more
Newsletter
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Specifications and Regulations Manual
Download the Specifications and regulations manual here. Section Description TOC Table of Contents Updated May 9, 2018 Part A Sewer Use Regulations Part B Design Criteria and Construction Specifications- Wastewater Collection System Standard Specifications Updated May 9, 2018 Part C Design... Read more
Important Information
Specs and Regs Manual Updated
New Specs and Regs Manual updates were adopted on May 9, 2018. Click here to download.
Sanitary Sewer Backup and Drain Policy
It is policy of the Fountain Sanitation District concerning sanitary sewer and drain backups that any and all claims arising from sanitary sewer and drain backups will be denied unless there is proven negligence on the part of the District.
Emergencies
In the event that you should have a sanitary sewer emergency after hours and need to contact someone immediately, please call the main number for the District offices at 382-5303, phones are transferred to the after-hours personnel on call. In the event the on call personnel cannot be reached, please call the City of Fountain Police Department at 382-8555. They will be able to reach the next available personnel on call.
Don't Flush
This information is provided courtesy of the Colorado Special Districts Property and Liability Pool.Find more information online at coveryourflush.com.
Here is a list of things you should avoid washing down your drain, sink, or toilet. Everything here has reportedly been found in municipal sewer systems at one point or another!
Always use your best judgment when washing things down a drain. Avoid flushing fatty, oily, greasy or sticky substances that might clog your service line.
Consult your insurance, plumbing, and sanitation utility professionals for additional information.
Just because it’s not on this list doesn’t mean you should flush it!
Biodegradable’ products don’t degrade fast enough for you to flush! They should go in the garbage and will degrade at the landfill.
Use boiling water or dish detergents like Dawn® to help degrease your pipes and prevent blockages from forming.
Don’t buy the hype! ‘Disposable’ tampons and personal wipes should not be flushed! They are prime culprits in large blockages.