Water shutdowns may commence when all of the following items are completed:
- Developer/contractor has satisfied all pre-inspection requirements (see pre-inspection requirements for details).
- Developer/contractor has given Granger Hunter Improvement District (GHID) a minimum of 10 business days notice prior to any scheduled water shutdown.
- If any problems arise with the scheduled water shutdown, GHID shall notify the contractor within the 10 business day time frame.
- Proper notice and approval must be given for all water shutdowns (private and public).
- All water shutdowns shall be scheduled on a Tuesday, Wednesday, or Thursday between the hours of 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Any deviance from these dates and times will constitute an after-hours shutdown and may require additional notification time for approvals.
- After Granger Hunter has approved the proposed water shutdown:
- Developer/contractor shall give all affected parties (i.e. residences, businesses, etc.) a minimum of 48 hours written notice prior to the scheduled shutdown.
- It is the developer/contractors responsibility to meet all reasonable needs required by all affected parties (i.e. residences, businesses, etc.) prior to the scheduled water shutdown.
- Only approved GHID personnel shall open or close all public water valves.
NOTE: It is the contractor’s sole responsibility to comply with all State of Utah, Salt Lake County, West Valley City, and GHID requirements and specifications
