Solvang City Council
July 14, 2025

5.02 Time Schedule: Consultant is to begin work upon receipt and execution of City contract. Consultant agrees to engage its best efforts to adhere strictly to the schedule set forth in Exhibit A and incorporated herein.

5.03 Work Outside Contract Scope: No payment for changed or additional work shall be made unless the changed or additional work has first been approved in writing by the City Manager and the parties have agreed upon the appropriate adjustment, if any, to the payment schedule and maximum payment amount for the changed or additional work. The Contract Manger may order changes or additions to the scope of work. Whether a change or addition to the scope of work is proposed by the Consultant or ordered by the City Manager, the parties shall in good faith negotiate an appropriate adjustment, if any, to the payment schedule and maximum payment for the changed or additional work. An approved change or addition, along with the payment adjustment, if any, will be effective upon an amendment to this contract executed by both parties. The amendment shall not render ineffective or invalidate unaffected portions of this contract.

5.04 Confidentiality:
(a) Confidential Nature of Information. Consultant shall treat all information obtained from the City in the performance of this contract as confidential and proprietary to the City.

Consultant shall treat all records and work product prepared or maintained by Consultant in the performance of this contract as confidential.
(b) Limitation on use and disclosure. Consultant agrees that it will not use any information obtained as a consequence of the performance of work for any purpose other than fulfillment of Consultant’s scope of work. Consultant will not disclose any information prepared for the City, or obtained from the City or obtained as a consequence of the performance of work to any person other than the City, or its own employees, agents or 340
subcontractors who have a need for the information for the performance of work under this contract unless such disclosure is specifically authorized in writing by the City. (c) Security plan. If requested by the City Manager, Consultant shall prepare a security plan to assure that information obtained from the City or as a consequence of the performance of work is not used for any unauthorized purpose or disclosed to unauthorized persons.

Consultant shall advise the City of any request for disclosure of information or of any actual or potential disclosure of information.
(d) Survival. Consultant’s obligations under this paragraph shall survive the termination of this contract.

6.0 MISCELLANEOUS

6.01 Notices: Except as otherwise expressly provided by law, any and all notices or other communications required or permitted by this agreement or by law to be served on or given to any party to this agreement shall be in writing and delivered or, in lieu of such personal service, when deposited in the United States mail, first class postage prepaid, to the following address for each respective party:

PARTY ADDRESS
TO: CITY OF SOLVANG City of Solvang
Attention: City Clerk
1644 Oak Street
Solvang, CA 93463
Copy to: Richards, Watson & Gershon
Chelsea O’Sullivan, City Attorney
847 Monterey Street, Suite 206
San Luis Obispo, CA 93401
TO: CONSULTANT GeoSolutions, Inc.

Kraig Crozier, CEO
220 High Street
San Luis Obispo, CA 93401

6.02 Governing Law: This agreement and all matters relating to this agreement shall be governed by the laws of the State of California in force at the time, should any need for interpretation of this agreement or any decision or holding concerning this agreement arise.

6.03 Binding Effect: This agreement shall be binding on and shall inure to the benefit of the heirs, executors, administrators, successors and assigns of the parties hereto, but nothing in this Section shall be construed as consent by City to any assignment of this agreement or any interest in the agreement.

6.04 Remedies: The remedies set forth in this agreement shall not be exclusive, but shall be cumulative with, and in addition to, all remedies now or hereafter allowed by law or equity.

6.05 Due Authority: The parties hereby represent that the individuals executing this agreement are expressly authorized to do so on and in behalf of the parties.

6.06 Ownership of Work Product: Upon delivery, the work product, including without limitation, all original reports, writings, recordings, drawings, files, and detailed calculations 341
developed under this contract are the property of the City. Consultant agrees that all copyrights, which arise from creation of the work pursuant to this contract, shall be vested in the City and waives and relinquishes all claims to copyright or other intellectual property rights in favor of the City. City acknowledges that its use of the work product is limited to the purposes contemplated by the scope of work and that the Consultant makes no representation of the suitability of the work product for use in or application to circumstances not contemplated by the scope of work.

6.07. Integration and Modification:
(a) This contract represents the entire understanding and agreement of the City and Consultant as to those matters contained herein. This agreement correctly sets forth the obligations of the parties hereto to each other as of the date of this agreement. All agreements or representations respecting the subject matter of this agreement not expressly set forth or referred to in this agreement are null and void. No prior oral or written understanding shall be of any force or effect with respect to those matters covered hereunder. This contract may not be modified, amended, or altered except in writing signed by the City and Consultant.
(b) In the event of any conflict between the terms of this agreement and the terms of an exhibit, the terms of this agreement shall control, even if the exhibit purports to modify this agreement. In the event an exhibit incorporates by reference any additional physical documents, websites, web links or other electronic location not under the control of the City, the parties agree that such additional documents shall have no impact on this agreement and shall be deemed to be void unless actually attached to the exhibit that purports to incorporate such additional document. Notwithstanding the foregoing sentence, the provisions of Section 2.05 of this agreement shall not be altered, amended, limited or otherwise affected in any manner by any language included in an exhibit to this agreement, even if such exhibit purports to affect the provisions of Section 2.05.

Furthermore, any attempt to limit liability to the City that is expressed in an exhibit shall have no force or effect unless City has expressly agreed to such limitation by providing the initials of its authorized representative here: ___________.

6.08. Advice of Counsel: The parties agree that they are aware that they have the right to be advised by counsel with respect to the negotiations, terms, and conditions of this contract, and that the decision of whether or not to seek the advice of counsel with respect to this contract is a decision which is the sole responsibility of each of the parties hereto. This contract shall not be construed in favor or against either party by reason of the extent to which each party participated in the drafting of the contract.

6.09. Independent Review: Each party hereto declares and represents that in entering this contract it has relied and is relying solely upon its own judgment, belief and knowledge of the nature, extent, effect and consequence relating thereto. Each party further declares and represents that this contract is being made without reliance upon any statement or representation not contained herein of any other party, or any representative, agent, or attorney of any other party.

6.10. Attorney Fees: In the event of any controversy, claim or dispute between the parties hereto, arising out of or relating to this agreement, or the breach hereof, the prevailing party shall be entitled, in addition to other such relief as may be granted, to a reasonable sum as and for attorney fees.

6.11 No waiver: The waiver of any breach by any party of any provision of this agreement shall not constitute a continuing waiver or a waiver of any subsequent breach of this agreement. 342

6.12. Assignment: This agreement is specifically not assignable by Consultant to any person or entity. Any assignment or attempt to assign by Consultant whether it be voluntary or involuntary, by operation of law or otherwise, is void and is a material breach of this agreement, giving rise to a right to terminate as set forth in Section 4.03.

6.13. Time for Performance: Except as otherwise expressly provided for in this agreement, should the performance of any act required by this agreement to be performed by either party be prevented or delayed by reason by any act of God, strike, lockout, labor trouble, inability to secure materials, epidemics, pandemics, or any other cause, except financial inability, which is the fault of the party required to perform the act, the time for performance of the act will be extended for a period of time equivalent to the period of delay and performance of the act during the period of delay will be excused: provided, however, that nothing contained in this Section shall exclude the prompt payment by either party as required by this agreement of the performance of any act rendered difficult or impossible solely because of the financial condition of the party required to perform the act.

6.14 Severability: Should any provision of this agreement be held by a court of competent jurisdiction or by a legislative or rulemaking act to be either invalid, void or unenforceable, the remaining provisions of this agreement shall remain in full force and effect, unimpaired by the holding, legislation or rule.

6.15. Construction: The parties agree that each has had an opportunity to have their counsel review this agreement and that any rule of construction to the effect that ambiguities are to be resolved against the drafting party shall not apply in the interpretation of this agreement or any amendments or exhibits thereto. The captions of the sections are for convenience and reference only, and are not intended to be construed to define or limit the provision to which they relate.

6.16. Amendments: Amendments to this agreement shall be in writing and shall be made only with the mutual written consent of all the parties to this agreement.

6.17. Signatures: The individuals executing this contract represent and warrant that they have the legal capacity and authority to do so on behalf of their respective legal entities.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have executed this contract on the following date.

CITY OF SOLVANG CONTRACTOR
GEOSOLUTIONS, INC.

David Brown, Mayor Krain Crozier, Chief Executive Officer ATTEST: APPROVED AS TO FORM
Richards, Watson & Gershon

Annamarie Porter, City Clerk Chelsea O’Sullivan, City Attorney 343

EXHIBIT A

SCOPE OF WORK,

FEE SCHEDULE
&

PROJECT SCHEDULE
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EXHIBIT B

INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS
Prior to the beginning of and throughout the duration of the Work, Consultant will maintain insurance in conformance with the requirements set forth below. Consultant will use existing coverage to comply with these requirements. If that existing coverage does not meet the requirements set forth here, Consultant agrees to amend, supplement or endorse the existing coverage to do so. Consultant acknowledges that the insurance coverage and policy limits set forth in this section constitute the minimum amount of coverage required. Any insurance proceeds available to City in excess of the limits and coverage required in this agreement and which is applicable to a given loss, will be available to City.

Consultant shall provide the following types and amounts of insurance:

Commercial General Liability Insurance using Insurance Services Office “Commercial General Liability” policy form CG 00 01, or a City approved equivalent. Defense costs must be paid in addition to limits. There shall be no cross liability exclusion for claims or suits by one insured against another. Limits are subject to review but in no event less than $1,000,000 per occurrence and in the aggregate.

Business Auto Coverage on ISO Business Auto Coverage form CA 00 01 including symbol 1 (Any Auto) or the equivalent. Limits are subject to review, but in no event to be less than $1,000,000 per accident. If Consultant owns no vehicles, this requirement may be satisfied by a non-owned auto endorsement to the general liability policy described above. If Consultant or Consultant’s employees will use personal autos in any way on this project, Consultant shall provide evidence of personal auto liability coverage for each such person.

Workers Compensation on a state-approved policy form providing statutory benefits as required by law with employer’s liability limits no less than $1,000,000 per accident or disease.

Professional Liability or Errors and Omissions Insurance as appropriate shall be written on a policy form coverage specifically designed to protect against acts, errors or omissions of the consultant and “Covered Professional Services” as designated in the policy must specifically include work performed under this agreement. The policy limit shall be no less than $1,000,000 per claim and in the aggregate. The policy must “pay on behalf of” the insured and must include a provision establishing the insurer’s duty to defend. The policy retroactive date shall be on or before the effective date of this agreement.

Insurance procured pursuant to these requirements shall be written by insurers that are admitted carriers in the state of California and with an A.M. Bests rating of A- or better and a minimum financial size VII.

General conditions pertaining to provision of insurance coverage by Consultant. Consultant and City agree to the following with respect to insurance provided by Consultant:

1. Consultant agrees to have its insurer endorse the third party general liability coverage required herein to include as additional insureds City, its officials, employees and agents, using standard ISO endorsement No. CG 2010 with an edition prior to 1992, or a City approved equivalent. Consultant also agrees to require all contractors, and subcontractors to do likewise.

2. No liability insurance coverage provided to comply with this Agreement shall prohibit Consultant, or Consultant’s employees, or agents, from waiving the right of subrogation prior to a loss. Consultant agrees to waive subrogation rights against City regardless of the applicability of any insurance proceeds, and to require all contractors and subcontractors to do likewise.

3. All insurance coverage and limits provided by Consultant and available or applicable to this agreement are intended to apply to the full extent of the policies. Nothing contained in this Agreement 345
or any other agreement relating to the City or its operations limits the application of such insurance coverage.

4. None of the coverages required herein will be in compliance with these requirements if they include any limiting endorsement of any kind that has not been first submitted to City and approved of in writing.

5. Consultant’s general liability policy shall not contain any provision or definition that would serve to eliminate so-called “third party action over” claims, including any exclusion for bodily injury to an employee of the insured or of any contractor or subcontractor.

6. All coverage types and limits required are subject to approval, reasonable modification and reasonable additional requirements by the City, as the need arises. Consultant shall not make any reductions in scope of coverage (e.g. elimination of contractual liability or reduction of discovery period) that may affect City’s protection without City’s prior written consent.

7. Proof of compliance with these insurance requirements, consisting of certificates of insurance evidencing all of the coverages required and an additional insured endorsement to Consultant’s general liability policy, shall be delivered to City at or prior to the execution of this Agreement. In the event such proof of any insurance is not delivered as required, or in the event such insurance is canceled at any time and no replacement coverage is provided, City has the right, but not the duty, to obtain any insurance it deems necessary to protect its interests under this or any other agreement and to pay the premium. Any premium so paid by City shall be charged to and promptly paid by Consultant or deducted from sums due Consultant, at City option.

8. Certificate(s) are to reflect that the insurer will provide 30 days notice to City of any cancellation of coverage by the carrier.

9. It is acknowledged by the parties of this agreement that all insurance coverage required to be provided by Consultant or any subcontractor, is intended to apply first and on a primary, noncontributing basis in relation to any other insurance or self insurance available to City.

10. Consultant agrees to require that subcontractors, and any other party involved with the project who is brought onto or involved in the project by Consultant, provide the same minimum insurance coverage required of Consultant. Consultant agrees to monitor and review all such coverage and assumes responsibility for ensuring that such coverage is provided in conformity with the requirements of this section. Consultant agrees that upon request, all agreements with subcontractors and others engaged in the project will be submitted to City for review.

11. If Consultant’s existing coverage includes a deductible or self-insured retention, the deductible or selfinsured retention must be declared to the City. At that time the City shall review options with the Consultant, which may include reduction or elimination of the deductible or self-insured retention, substitution of other coverage, or other solutions. Consultant shall be responsible for paying any deductibles or self-insured retentions on its policies.

12. The City reserves the right at any time during the term of the contract to change the amounts and types of insurance required by giving the Consultant ninety (90) days advance written notice of such change. If such change results in substantial additional cost to the Consultant, the City will negotiate additional compensation proportional to the increased benefit to City.

13. For purposes of applying insurance coverage only, this Agreement will be deemed to have been executed immediately upon any party hereto taking any steps that can be deemed to be in furtherance of or towards performance of this Agreement. 346

14. Consultant acknowledges and agrees that any actual or alleged failure on the part of City to inform Consultant of non-compliance with any insurance requirement in no way imposes any additional obligations on City nor does it waive any rights hereunder in this or any other regard.

15. Consultant will renew the required coverage annually as long as City, or its employees or agents face an exposure from operations of any type pursuant to this agreement. This obligation applies whether or not the agreement is canceled or terminated for any reason. Termination of this obligation is not effective until City executes a written statement to that effect.

16. Consultant shall provide proof that policies of insurance required herein expiring during the term of this Agreement have been renewed or replaced with other policies providing at least the same coverage. Proof that such coverage has been ordered shall be submitted prior to expiration. A coverage binder or letter from Consultant’s insurance agent to this effect is acceptable. A certificate of insurance and/or additional insured endorsement as required in these specifications applicable to the renewing or new coverage must be provided to City within five days of the expiration of the coverages.

17. The provisions of any workers’ compensation or similar act will not limit the obligations of Consultant under this agreement. Consultant expressly agrees not to use any statutory immunity defenses under such laws with respect to City, its employees, officials and agents.

18. Requirements of specific coverage features or limits contained in this section are not intended as limitations on coverage, limits or other requirements nor as a waiver of any coverage normally provided by any given policy. Specific reference to a given coverage feature is for purposes of clarification only as it pertains to a given issue, and is not intended by any party or insured to be limiting or all-inclusive.

19. These insurance requirements are intended to be separate and distinct from any other provision in this agreement and are intended by the parties here to be interpreted as such.

20. The requirements in this Section supersede all other sections and provisions of this Agreement to the extent that any other section or provision conflicts with or impairs the provisions of this Section.

21. Consultant agrees to be responsible for ensuring that no contract used between itself and its subconsultants reserves the right to charge City or Consultant for the cost of additional insurance coverage required by this agreement. Any such provisions are to be deleted with reference to City. It is not the intent of City to reimburse any third party for the cost of complying with these requirements.

There shall be no recourse against City for payment of premiums or other amounts with respect thereto.

22. Consultant agrees to provide immediate notice to City of any claim or loss against Consultant arising out of the work performed under this agreement. City assumes no obligation or liability by such notice, but has the right (but not the duty) to monitor the handling of any such claim or claims if they are likely to involve City.
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PROPOSAL FOR GEOTECHNICAL SERVICES

1.0 INTRODUCTION
GeoSolutions, Inc. hereby presents this proposal to provide geotechnical services for the proposed Multi Purpose Trail to be located along Fredensborg Canyon Road between Chalk Hill Road and Viborg Road, in Solvang, California. The City of Solvang will hereafter be referred to as the client.

This proposal presents our project understanding, proposed scope of services, preliminary schedule and estimated costs associated with preparing a Soils Engineering Report for the project in accordance with the 2022 California Building Code (CBC), and/or industry standard practices.

2.0 PROJECT UNDERSTANDING
Our project understanding is based on information provided by the client, review of project plans, and a preliminary review of relevant geologic data available in the site vicinity. The proposed project consists of construction of a multi purpose trail along the southeastern side of Fredensborg Canyon Road between Chalk Hill Road and Viborg Road.

Our services have been requested to develop geotechnical information to be used for design of the trail and associated retaining walls.

3.0 SCOPE OF SERVICES
Based on our understanding of the project needs and site conditions, we propose the following scope of services to prepare a Soils Engineering Report.

3.1 Field Exploration
The proposed field exploration will consist of drilling seven exploratory borings. Three of the borings will be advanced to depths of 15 to 35 feet below the roadway surface using a subcontracted drill rig set up with a wireline rock coring system. These borings will be performed along the southeastern side of the roadway alignment between approximately Sta. 1+00 to Sta. 8+50.

The remaining four borings will be advanced to a depth of approximately 10 feet below the roadway surface, or to auger refusal, using an in-house drill rig and hollow stem augers. These borings will be performed along the southeastern side of the roadway alignment between approximately Sta. 10+25 to Sta. 22+50.

As access at the proposed wall locations is limited due to steep grades ascending from the roadway, the borings will be performed within the paved surface of Fredensborg Canyon Road. See Figure 1: Field Exploration for anticipated exploration locations. The anticipated depth of exploration is noted next to borings to be advanced using rock coring equipment. The actual exploration locations will be based on discussions with the project team, rig access, utility clearance, and our understanding of the field conditions.

DATE
May 19, 2025

PROJECT NUMBER
GS00506-1
CLIENT
City of Solvang
Attn: Bridget Paris
411 Second Street
Solvang, CA 93463

PROJECT
Multi Purpose Trail
Fredensborg Canyon Road
between Chalk Hill Road
and Viborg Road,
Solvang, CA
2025 BP
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2 The exploratory borings will be used to determine relevant soil and rock properties to be used during design of the proposed improvements. The Project Engineer will observe the boring operations and record the sub-surface soils and/or rock conditions in Boring Logs. During the field exploration, soil sampling will be performed at approximately five-foot intervals. Rock coring will be sampled on a continuous basis. Bulk and relatively undisturbed soil/rock samples will be obtained in the field for classification and laboratory testing.

The borings will be backfilled with a sand-cement slurry and capped using rapid-set concrete.

GeoSolutions will provide traffic control during the field exploration. Traffic control will include preparation of a traffic control plan and two flaggers during drilling operations.

We assume that an encroachment permit for our field exploration will be provided by the Client.

Prior to the field exploration, pertinent published and unpublished geotechnical studies and literature of the subject project area will be reviewed under the direction of the Project Engineer and/or Engineering Geologist. A predrill site visit will be performed in order to mark for utility clearance (USA Dig Alert).

3.2 Laboratory Testing
Selected soil and/or rock samples that are representative of the subsurface conditions will be tested in our laboratory to determine relevant engineering properties. Anticipated testing for the project includes:
 Soil Classification (ASTM D2487)
Figure 1: Field Exploration
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3  Liquid Limit, Plastic Limit, and Plasticity Index (ASTM D4318)  Soil Particle Size Analysis (ASTM D422)
 Direct Shear (ASTM D3080)
 Laboratory Maximum Density (ASTM D1557)
 R-Value (ASTM D2844)
 Unconfined Uniaxial Compressive Strength Test of Intact Rock Cores (ASTM D7012)

3.3 Analysis and Report Preparation
Pertinent published and unpublished geotechnical studies and literature of the subject project area will be reviewed under the direction of the Project Engineer and/or engineering geologist. Geotechnical engineering analyses will be performed using the data obtained during our literature review, field exploration, and laboratory testing. The analyses will be used to help form our Soils Engineering Report for the project providing geotechnical information and/or recommendations pertaining to:
 Pile design (lateral earth pressures, allowable skin friction, etc.)  Tie-backs (bond strength, effective depth, etc.)
 Location and depth to rock, if encountered
 Depth to groundwater, if encountered
 Conventional foundation design criteria
 Grading requirements
 Pavement design
 Drainage and erosion considerations
 Wall backfill procedures
 Seismic design considerations including structural design parameters and seismic lateral earth pressures. Recommended ground motion parameters for geotechnical design will be provided based on Caltrans web tool ARS Online per guidance by Caltrans provided in the document Geotechnical Design Reports dated February 2021.
* We assume a site-specific ground motion hazard analysis (GMHA) will not be required for the project.

If a site-specific GMHA is required, additional fees will apply.

A digital copy (pdf) of this report will be emailed to the client. Hard copies can be provided upon request.

4.0 SCHEDULE

Scheduling of proposed services will begin immediately upon receipt of the signed Agreement for Professional Services (attached). Please note this schedule is only approximate and is subject to change; weather and Site access can affect the scheduling of the field exploration.  Field exploration: within approximately three to four weeks of receiving signed agreement. - Please note that delays in our ability to schedule the field exploration due to weather, permitting, etc. may cause a corresponding delay in the anticipated timeline for report publication.
 Laboratory testing: within approximately three to four weeks of field exploration.  Report preparation: within approximately three weeks of laboratory testing.

The final report will be provided within approximately nine to eleven weeks of the field exploration.

To initiate the proposed services, please sign and return a copy of the included Agreement for Professional Services. Any alterations to the original Agreement for Professional Services may result in a delay of the proposed services or our inability to execute the proposed services. 350
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4 5.0 FEE ESTIMATE
Our proposed geotechnical services include field exploration, laboratory testing, engineering analysis and report preparation. A breakdown of costs associated with our work scope is provided below. Our fees are charged as a flat rate based on the following breakdown for anticipated services. Rates for optional additional services are provided on the following page.

Soils Engineering Report
Preliminary Site Visit, Coordination, Utility Marking $ 1,000.00 Field Exploration $ 32,882.00
Traffic Control During Field Exploration $ 9,396.00
Laboratory Testing $ 3,550.00
Analysis and Report Preparation $ 4,000.00
TOTAL $ 50,828.00
We will not incur expenses exceeding $50,828.00 without obtaining your prior authorization.

6.0 TERMINATION OF SERVICES
This contract may be terminated by either party. Any fees accrued by GeoSolutions, Inc. after receipt of the signed Agreement for Professional Services will be the responsibility of the client.

7.0 ADDITIONAL GEOTECHNICAL AND INSPECTION SERVICES

GeoSolutions, Inc. assumes that it may be retained to provide additional services during future phases of the proposed project. These services would be provided by GeoSolutions, Inc. as required by The City of Solvang, the 2022 CBC, and/or industry standard practices. These services would be in addition to those included in this document.

8.0 PROJECT CONSIDERATIONS
It is the responsibility of the client and/or the client representative to provide access to the project site for our testing equipment. The locating of any underground utility within the property limits is the responsibility of the client and/or the client representative. If the client/client representative is uncertain about the locations of underground utilities, a professional locating service should be contracted.

We will contact Underground Service Alert (USA) to locate utilities in the public right of away and exercise caution during field exploration. If paint is used to mark utility locations, GeoSolutions, Inc. will not remove paint marks. GeoSolutions, Inc. will not be liable for damage or injury arising from damage to existing utilities.

It should be noted when drilling on or near developed properties, we will attempt to minimize damage to the existing landscape, hardscape, and/or pavement areas. GeoSolutions, Inc. will not be liable for damage to existing landscape, hardscape, and pavements.

If available, topographic maps and a preliminary layout should be provided to us. Any change in the layout could necessitate additional work. Review of subsequent plan changes and/or other project requirements would be charged as additional cost in accordance with our fee schedule. We request that any previous geologic or geotechnical reports conducted for the site be submitted to us. 351
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5 9.0 CLOSURE
This proposal, including, but not limited to, the terms of payment, proposed services, and schedule for proposed services, is valid for 90 days from the proposed date.

Discussion, consultation, meetings, additional fieldwork, design changes, plan review, or other services requested after the completion of the final report will be considered a separate element and billed on a “Time and Materials” basis in accordance with the current Fee Schedule.

We look forward to providing professional soils engineering services for your project. If you have any questions, please contact the undersigned at (805) 543-8539.

Sincerely,
GeoSolutions, Inc.

Brian Jagger
PE, C94946
Attachments: AGREEMENT FOR PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
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Roadrunner Management Services, Inc.
95 Dawson Drive
Camarillo, CA 93012
(805) 389-8196
Randy Murphy June 30, 2025
City Manager
City of Solvang
411 Second St.

Solvang, CA. 93463
Subject: June 2025 Monthly Report
Dear Randy,
During the month of June, the On-Time Performance for the SYVT Fixed Route System was 96%, Los Olivos loop 100%, and the Dial-a-Ride Service had an On-Time Performance of 97.52%. As for the ridership, the Fixed Route had 3767 riders in the month of June with a total of 164 transfers, 81 bikes and 2 wheelchair lift assists. Los Olivos loop had 80 transfers, 48 bikes and 0 wheelchair lift assist. Dial-a-Ride had 118 Solvang passengers, 98 Buellton Passengers, and 27 County passengers totaling 243 passengers with 57 wheelchair lift assists.

In comparing prior month’s ridership and year to year
SYVT Ridership
Fixed Route Dial-A-Ride
May 2025 3665 214
June 2025 3767 243
June 2024 4215 204
There were no accidents in the month of June involving an SYVT vehicle. During the month we had 1 employee separation, and no new drivers were hired. Roadrunner Management Services emphasizes providing outstanding customer service along with safe and reliable transportation to the residents in the Santa Ynez Valley.

Sincerely,
Dominick Perez
General Manager
Roadrunner Management Services, Inc.
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SYVT
Dial-A-Ride Data Analysis Report
Jun-25
30 Service Days
Ridership
Current Month Current Quarter FY 24-25
S-Cash 48 143 450
S-Ticket/Pass 47 139 542
S-Free 23 40 138
Solvang Passengers 118 322 1,130
S W/C Lift Deployment 31 63 253
B-Cash 14 37 213
B-Ticket/Pass 73 213 688
B-Free 11 24 99
Buellton Passengers 98 274 1,000
B W/C Lift Deployment 21 60 204
C-Cash 2 9 60
C-Ticket/Pass 23 66 199
C-Free 2 2 5
County Passengers 27 77 264
C W/C Lift Deployment 5 9 28
Ridership Totals
Total Revenue Passengers 243 673 2,394
Total W/C Lift Deployment 57 132 485
Miles and Hours
Total Billed Revenue Hours 210.82 610.97 2,446.32
Total Deadhead Hours 23.95 58.98 227.95
Total Hours 234.77 669.95 2,674.27
Total Revenue Miles 1,097 3,290 11,326
Total Deadhead Miles 283 758 2,964
Total Miles 1,380 4,048 14,290
SYVT DAR Performance Indicators
DAR Passengers per RVS Mile 0.22 0.20 0.21
DAR Passengers per RVS Hour 1.15 1.10 0.98
On-Time Performance 97.52% 97.05% 97.55%
355
All Dial-A-Ride (Ridership Distribution Report) Jun-25
Week 1 2 3 4 5
Start Jun-1 Jun-9 Jun-16 Jun-23 Jun-30 Total
End Jun-8 Jun-15 Jun-22 Jun-29 Jun-30
Cash 20 12 15 16 1 64
Pass 37 31 36 37 2 143
Free 14 6 8 8 0 36
Passenger Totals 71 49 59 61 3 243
W/C Lift Deployments 15 11 15 16 0 57
Day Mondays Tuesdays Wednesdays Thursdays Fridays Saturdays Sundays Total Cash 6 8 1 8 4 4 33 64
Pass 19 8 27 26 34 2 27 143
Free 0 2 2 4 0 0 28 36
Passenger Totals 25 18 30 38 38 6 88 243
W/C Lift Deployments 4 4 5 15 0 0 29 57
Cash Pass Free Total W/C Lift
26% 59% 15% 100% 12%
Dial-A-Ride Performance Indicators June 2025
Passengers Per RVS Mile 0.22
Passengers Per RVS Hour 1.15
356
Solvang Dial-A-Ride (Ridership Distribution Report) Jun-25 Week 1 2 3 4 5
Start Jun-1 Jun-9 Jun-16 Jun-23 Jun-30 Total
End Jun-8 Jun-15 Jun-22 Jun-29 Jun-30
Cash 14 9 11 13 1 48
Pass 9 13 11 14 0 47
Free 7 5 5 6 0 23
Passenger Totals 30 27 27 33 1 118
W/C Lift Deployments 8 7 7 9 0 31
Day Mondays Tuesdays Wednesdays Thursdays Fridays Saturdays Sundays Total Cash 6 7 1 5 4 4 21 48
Pass 7 5 9 10 14 1 1 47
Free 0 2 2 2 0 0 17 23
Passenger Totals 13 14 12 17 18 5 39 118
W/C Lift Deployments 3 3 2 8 0 0 15 31
Cash Pass Free Total W/C Lift
41% 40% 19% 100% 13%
357
Buellton Dial-A-Ride (Ridership Distribution Report) Jun-25 Week 1 2 3 4 5
Start Jun-1 Jun-9 Jun-16 Jun-23 Jun-30 Total
End Jun-8 Jun-15 Jun-22 Jun-29 Jun-30
Cash 6 3 2 3 0 14
Pass 20 14 21 16 2 73
Free 6 1 2 2 0 11
Passenger Totals 32 18 25 21 2 98
W/C Lift Deployments 6 4 6 5 0 21
Day Mondays Tuesdays Wednesdays Thursdays Fridays Saturdays Sundays Total Cash 0 1 0 1 0 0 12 14
Pass 9 3 12 13 15 1 20 73
Free 0 0 0 0 0 0 11 11
Passenger Totals 9 4 12 14 15 1 43 98
W/C Lift Deployments 0 1 2 4 0 0 14 21
Cash Pass Free Total W/C Lift
14% 74% 11% 100% 11%
358
County Dial-A-Ride (Ridership Distribution Report) Jun-25 Week 1 2 3 4 5
Start Jun-1 Jun-9 Jun-16 Jun-23 Jun-30 Total
End Jun-8 Jun-15 Jun-22 Jun-29 Jun-30
Cash 0 0 2 0 0 2
Pass 8 4 4 7 0 23
Free 1 0 1 0 0 2
Passenger Totals 9 4 7 7 0 27
W/C Lift Deployments 1 0 2 2 0 5
Day Mondays Tuesdays Wednesdays Thursdays Fridays Saturdays Sundays Total Cash 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 2
Pass 3 0 6 3 5 0 6 23
Free 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 2
Passenger Totals 3 0 6 7 5 0 6 27
W/C Lift Deployments 1 0 1 3 0 0 0 5
Cash Pass Free Total W/C Lift
7% 85% 7% 100% 9%
359
SYVT Dial-A-Ride (Miles and Hours Report)
Jun-25
Dial-A-Ride #REF!
Week 1 2 3 4 5
Start Jun-1 Jun-9 Jun-16 Jun-23 Jun-30 Total
End Jun-8 Jun-15 Jun-22 Jun-29 Jun-30
Service Days 8 7 7 7 1 30
Average Revenue Vehicle Service Hours 7.04 7.01 7.07 7.00 7.00 7.03 Billed Revenue Vehicle Service Hours 56.30 49.05 49.47 49.00 7.00 210.82 Deadhead Hours 4.67 6.52 6.30 5.50 0.97 23.95
Total Vehicle Hours 60.97 55.57 55.77 54.50 7.97 234.77 Average Revenue Vehicle Service Miles 43 30 45 31 9 37
Billed Revenue Vehicle Service Miles 345 211 313 219 9 1,097 Deadhead Miles 73 72 67 54 17 283
Total Vehicle Miles 418 283 380 273 26 1,380
Day Mondays Tuesdays Wednesdays Thursdays Fridays Saturdays Sundays Total Service Days 5 5 4 4 4 4 4 30
Average Revenue Vehicle Service Hours 7.00 5.60 7.00 7.12 7.05 7.00 8.79 7.03 Billed Revenue Vehicle Service Hours 35.00 28.00 28.00 28.47 28.20 28.00 35.15 210.82 Deadhead Hours 5.27 3.42 2.42 3.88 3.05 2.57 3.35 23.95 Total Vehicle Hours 40.27 31.42 30.42 32.35 31.25 30.57 38.50 234.77 Average Revenue Vehicle Service Miles 25 13 40 54 47 6 83 37 Billed Revenue Vehicle Service Miles 123 63 158 214 187 22 330 1,097 Deadhead Miles 62 22 40 41 45 24 49 283
Total Vehicle Miles 185 85 198 255 232 46 379 1,380
360
SYVT Dial-A-Ride Jun-25
Monthly Totals DAR
Revenue Hours 210.82
Per Hour Cost $50.83
Total Cost this Month $10,715.98
Fare Box Revenue $179.25
Farebox Recovery Ratio 1.67%
SYVT Dial-A-Ride (Revenue Report) Jun-25
Pass Sales + Fares
Week Week Ending DAR Passes -
Ticket Sales
DAR Fares
Cash
Collected
Total
Collected/
Actual Bank
Deposits
Projected
DAR Fares
Cash
Projected
Cash v.

Actual Cash
Variance
1 June 8 $0.00 $44.25 $44.25 $42.00 $2.25
2 June 15 $17.50 $21.25 $38.75 $23.50 -$2.25
3 June 22 $17.50 $29.25 $46.75 $29.25 $0.00
4 June 29 $17.50 $30.25 $47.75 $32.00 -$1.75
5 June 30 $0.00 $1.75 $1.75 $1.75 $0.00
Totals $52.50 $126.75 $179.25 $128.50 -$1.75
Jun 2025 DAR Passes -
Ticket Sales
DAR Fares
Cash
Collected
Total
DAR Revenue 29% 71% 100%
361
Projected DAR Fares Jun-25
Week Ending
Mon -Sat
Senior/ADA
Cash
Sun
General Cash Total Projected
1 June 8
Passengers 6 14 20
Fare Value $1.75 $2.25
Projected Deposit $10.50 $31.50 $42.00
2 June 15
Passengers 7 5 12
Fare Value $1.75 $2.25
Projected Deposit $12.25 $11.25 $23.50
3 June 22
Passengers 9 6 15
Fare Value $1.75 $2.25
Projected Deposit $15.75 $13.50 $29.25
4 June 29
Passengers 8 8 16
Fare Value $1.75 $2.25
Projected Deposit $14.00 $18.00 $32.00
5 June 30
Passengers 1 0 1
Fare Value $1.75 $2.25
Projected Deposit $1.75 $0.00 $1.75
Totals $54.25 $74.25 $128.50
Ridership/Fare Break-Up
Cash Pass-Tickets Free Total
DAR Passenger Counts 64 143 36 243
% Ridership 26% 59% 15% 100%
Projected Farebox Recovery
Revenue Vehicle Hours 210.82
Per Revenue Vehicle Hour Cost $50.83
Total Cost This Month $10,715.98
Projected Cash Fare Deposits $128.50
Projected DAR Pass/Tickets $250.25
Projected Farebox Recovery Ratio 3.53%
362
SYVT
Fixed Route Data Analysis Report
Jun-25
25 Service Days

ALL FIXED ROUTES TOTAL
Ridership Totals EXPRESS LOS OLIVOS
LOOP
Current
Month Current QTR FY YTD
General Fare Cash 1,078 205 1,283 3,992 16,425
Senior Cash 703 130 833 2,375 9,286
ADA Certified Cash 547 21 568 1,812 7,827
Pass Adult 224 17 241 732 2,608
Pass Senior / ADA Cert 135 11 146 467 1,930
Monthly Pass Reg 74 7 81 329 818
Monthly Pass Snr 125 11 136 517 1,747
Monthly Pass ADA 107 39 146 461 1,786
NEW Summer Youth Pass 1 0 1 1 1
Transfers 164 80 244 714 3,073
Free < 5 79 9 88 167 604
Free PA 0 0 0 0 3
Passengers 3,237 530 3,767 11,567 46,108
Bikes 81 48 129 379 1624
Lifts 0 0 0 10 42
W/C 2 0 2 2 33
Accessibile Service 2 0 2 12 75
Miles and Hours
Total Billed RVSH 608.13 222.82 ( ( 830.95) ( 2,531.75) 9,866.66) Total Non-Revenue Hours 50.18 45.87 96 303 1,238
Total Hours 658.32 268.68 ( ( 927.00) ( 2,834.45) 11,104.64) Total Revenue Miles 9,096 3,408 12,504 38,777 160,847
Total Non-Revenue Miles 130 98 228 710 2,879
Total Miles 9,226 3,506 12,732 39,487 163726
Performance Indicators
Passengers per RVS Mile 0.36 0.16 0.30 0.30 0.29
Passengers per RVS Hour 5.32 2.38 4.53 4.57 4.67
On-Time Performance 96% 100% 98% 98% 98%
Fares EXP Cash LOL Cash Total On Route Pass Sales Total Revenue June 2025 $3,051.28 $563.88 $3,615.16 $402.50 $4,017.66 363
Ridership Distribution Report - All Routes (Express / Los Olivos Loop) Jun-25 Week 1 2 3 4 5 All
Start Jun 1 Jun 9 Jun 16 Jun23 Jun 30 Service
End Jun 8 Jun 15 Jun 22 Jun 29 Jun 30 Total
General Fare Cash 333 318 320 281 31 1,283
Senior Cash 171 211 200 218 33 833
ADA Certified Cash 156 127 138 128 19 568
Pass Adult 55 55 60 62 9 241
Pass Senior / ADA Cert 48 23 37 33 5 146
Monthly Pass Reg 24 25 18 13 1 81
Monthly Pass Snr 31 38 27 35 5 136
Monthly Pass ADA 37 44 23 39 3 146
NEW Summer Youth Pass 0 0 0 1 0 1
Transfers 63 50 61 62 8 244
Free < 5 17 17 21 30 3 88
Free PA 0 0 0 0 0 0
Passenger Totals 935 908 905 902 117 3,767
Bikes 33 35 26 31 4 129
Lifts 0 0 0 0 0 0
W/C 0 0 1 1 0 2
Accessible Service 0 0 1 1 0 2
Service Days 6 6 6 6 1 25
Average Revenue Vehicle Service Hours 33.46 33.48 33.49 32.84 31.38 33.24 Billed Revenue Vehicle Service Hours 200.76 200.88 200.91 197.01 31.38 830.95 Deadhead Hours 22.75 22.78 22.85 23.73 3.93 96.05
Total Vehicle Hours 223.51 223.66 223.76 220.75 35.31 927.00 Average Revenue Vehicle Service Miles 524 500 530 470 362 500 Billed Revenue Vehicle Service Miles 3142 2999 3180 2821 362 12,504 Deadhead Miles 62 52 59 46 9 228
Total Vehicle Miles 3,204 3,051 3,239 2,867 371 12,732
Day Mondays Tuesdays Wednesdays Thursdays Fridays Saturdays Total General Fare Cash 198 225 246 212 188 214 1,283
Senior Cash 184 134 157 118 148 92 833
ADA Certified Cash 116 102 120 65 109 56 568
Pass Adult 51 47 39 31 45 28 241
Pass Senior / ADA Cert 29 25 33 13 22 24 146
Monthly Pass Reg 19 15 11 17 13 6 81
Monthly Pass Snr 29 26 24 21 19 17 136
Monthly Pass ADA 26 16 31 24 24 25 146
NEW Summer Youth Pass 0 1 0 0 0 0 1
Transfers 48 39 46 37 41 33 244
Free < 5 19 11 20 17 9 12 88
Free PA 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Passenger Totals 719 641 727 555 618 507 3,767
Bikes 24 14 29 22 24 16 129
Lifts 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
W/C 0 0 1 1 0 0 2
Accessible Service 0 0 1 1 0 0 2
Service Days 5 4 4 4 4 4 25
Average Revenue Vehicle Service Hours 33.04 33.50 33.44 33.50 33.40 32.60 33.24 Billed Revenue Vehicle Service Hours 165.20 133.99 133.75 134.00 133.60 130.40 830.95 Deadhead Hours 20.42 15.43 15.08 15.23 15.03 14.85 96.05 Total Vehicle Hours 185.62 149.42 148.84 149.24 148.64 145.25 927.00 Average Revenue Vehicle Service Miles 484 529 492 515 529 457 500 Billed Revenue Vehicle Service Miles 2420 2115 1968 2059 2114 1828 12,504 Deadhead Miles 48 38 35 42 34 31 228
Total Vehicle Miles 2,468 2,153 2,003 2,101 2,148 1,859 12,732 364
Ridership Distribution Report - Express Routes AM/PM Jun-25 Week 1 2 3 4 5 Express
Start Jun 1 Jun 9 Jun 16 Jun23 Jun 30 Service
End Jun 8 Jun 15 Jun 22 Jun 29 Jun 30 Total
General Fare Cash 285 266 255 242 30 1,078
Senior Cash 140 175 168 190 30 703
ADA Certified Cash 153 119 130 127 18 547
Pass Adult 53 52 56 55 8 224
Pass Senior / ADA Cert 45 20 36 29 5 135
Monthly Pass Reg 22 24 16 12 0 74
Monthly Pass Snr 30 33 25 32 5 125
Monthly Pass ADA 27 33 14 30 3 107
NEW Summer Youth Pass 0 0 0 1 0 1
Transfers 44 34 43 38 5 164
Free < 5 14 17 16 29 3 79
Free PA 0 0 0 0 0 0
Passenger Totals 813 773 759 785 107 3,237
Bikes 23 20 16 19 3 81
Lifts 0 0 0 0 0 0
W/C 0 0 1 1 0 2
Accessible Service 0 0 1 1 0 2
Service Days 6 6 6 6 1 25
Average Revenue Vehicle Service Hours 24.40 24.41 24.38 24.43 22.39 24.33 Billed Revenue Vehicle Service Hours 146.42 146.44 146.27 146.61 22.39 608.13 Deadhead Hours 11.67 11.60 11.77 12.82 2.33 50.18
Total Vehicle Hours 158.09 158.04 158.04 159.42 24.72 658.32 Average Revenue Vehicle Service Miles 382 357 389 337 306 364 Billed Revenue Vehicle Service Miles 2293 2142 2334 2021 306 9,096 Deadhead Miles 38 29 35 23 5 130
Total Vehicle Miles 2,331 2,171 2,369 2,044 311 9,226
Day Mondays Tuesdays Wednesdays Thursdays Fridays Saturdays Total General Fare Cash 170 184 205 183 150 186 1,078
Senior Cash 161 113 127 97 121 84 703
ADA Certified Cash 114 100 109 63 106 55 547
Pass Adult 48 45 34 31 42 24 224
Pass Senior / ADA Cert 28 24 30 13 21 19 135
Monthly Pass Reg 18 13 11 15 12 5 74
Monthly Pass Snr 28 25 23 21 19 9 125
Monthly Pass ADA 21 10 23 17 17 19 107
NEW Summer Youth Pass 0 1 0 0 0 0 1
Transfers 29 33 28 25 25 24 164
Free < 5 16 9 18 17 7 12 79
Free PA 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Passenger Totals 633 557 608 482 520 437 3,237
Bikes 14 10 20 13 15 9 81
Lifts 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
W/C 0 0 1 1 0 0 2
Accessible Service 0 0 1 1 0 0 2
Service Days 5 4 4 4 4 4 25
Average Revenue Vehicle Service Hours 23.99 24.40 24.38 24.41 24.32 24.54 24.33 Billed Revenue Vehicle Service Hours 119.97 97.59 97.51 97.63 97.28 98.16 608.13 Deadhead Hours 11.15 8.17 7.57 8.18 7.63 7.48 50.18
Total Vehicle Hours 131.12 105.76 105.08 105.81 104.91 105.64 658.32 Average Revenue Vehicle Service Miles 360 388 347 373 387 330 364 Billed Revenue Vehicle Service Miles 1798 1552 1388 1491 1546 1321 9,096 Deadhead Miles 26 21 21 27 18 17 130
Total Vehicle Miles 1,824 1,573 1,409 1,518 1,564 1,338 9,226 365
Boarding Cities Ridership Distribution Report - EXPRESS Jun-25 Week 1 2 3 4 5
Start Jun 1 Jun 9 Jun 16 Jun 23 Jun 30 EXPRESS Service
End Jun 8 Jun 15 Jun 22 Jun 29 Jun 30 Total
Express Buellton Solvang County Buellton Solvang County Buellton Solvang County Buellton Solvang County Buellton Solvang County Buellton Total Solvang Total County Total General Fare Cash 114 137 34 101 121 44 89 131 35 101 108 33 16 9 5 421 506 151 1078 Senior Cash 49 68 23 70 77 28 60 72 36 63 99 28 9 12 9 251 328 124 703 ADA Certified Cash 66 71 16 59 52 8 44 72 14 49 73 5 6 12 0 224 280 43 547 Pass Adult 19 32 2 16 32 4 17 32 7 16 31 8 4 4 0 72 131 21 224 Pass Senior / ADA Cert 20 16 9 5 9 6 11 15 10 8 13 8 3 0 2 47 53 35 135 Monthly Pass Reg 6 13 3 8 14 2 5 11 0 3 8 1 0 0 0 22 46 6 74 Monthly Pass Snr 4 17 9 6 17 10 2 15 8 11 19 2 0 3 2 23 71 31 125 Monthly Pass ADA 11 14 2 14 18 1 7 7 0 12 17 1 1 2 0 45 58 4 107 NEW Summer Youth Pass 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 Transfers 1 43 0 0 34 0 0 43 0 0 38 0 0 5 0 1 163 0 164 Free < 5 11 3 0 10 7 0 8 8 0 9 20 0 2 1 0 40 39 0 79
Free PA 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Passenger Totals 301 414 98 289 381 103 243 406 110 272 427 86 41 48 18 1146 1676 415 3,237 Bikes 8 10 5 6 10 4 6 7 3 6 9 4 1 1 1 27 37 17 81
Lifts 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 W/C 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 2 Accessible Service 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 2 Day Mondays Tuesdays Wednesdays Thursdays Fridays Saturdays Buellton Solvang County Buellton Solvang County Buellton Solvang County Buellton Solvang County Buellton Solvang County Buellton Solvang County Buellton Solvang County Total Total Total Total General Fare Cash 69 80 21 75 75 34 73 101 31 66 92 25 58 75 17 80 83 23 421 506 151 1078 Senior Cash 64 69 28 36 57 20 42 61 24 32 43 22 42 63 16 35 35 14 251 328 124 703 ADA Certified Cash 38 68 8 50 37 13 43 57 9 31 25 7 41 61 4 21 32 2 224 280 43 547 Pass Adult 18 22 8 17 26 2 11 22 1 9 17 5 11 28 3 6 16 2 72 131 21 224 Pass Senior / ADA Cert 10 9 9 12 5 7 10 13 7 6 5 2 6 12 3 3 9 7 47 53 35 135 Monthly Pass Reg 3 12 3 4 8 1 5 5 1 6 9 0 3 8 1 1 4 0 22 46 6 74 Monthly Pass Snr 6 16 6 4 16 5 5 10 8 4 11 6 3 11 5 1 7 1 23 71 31 125 Monthly Pass ADA 7 12 2 4 6 0 12 10 1 8 9 0 7 9 1 7 12 0 45 58 4 107 NEW Summer Youth Pass 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 Transfers 0 29 0 0 33 0 0 28 0 0 25 0 0 25 0 1 23 0 1 163 0 164 Free < 5 9 7 0 6 3 0 8 10 0 10 7 0 3 4 0 4 8 0 40 39 0 79 Free PA 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Passenger Totals 224 324 85 208 267 82 209 317 82 172 243 67 174 296 50 159 229 49 1146 1676 415 3,237 Bikes 4 6 4 3 6 1 9 6 5 4 5 4 3 9 3 4 5 0 27 37 17 81
Lifts 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 W/C 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 2 Accessible Service 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 2 366
SYVT Express Routes (Recovery Ratio)
Jun-25
Express Fares
Monthly Totals
Revenue Hours ( 608.13)
Per Hour Cost ($ 50.83 )
Total Cost this Month ($ 30,911.25 )
Express Revenue ($ 3,453.78 )
Actual Recovery Ratio 11.17%
SYVT Express Routes (Revenue Report)
Projected Fares + Pass Sales
WK Ending Pass Sales Farebox Cash
Fares Total
Projected Total
Cash Fares
(based on
ridership)
Variance Cash
Projected v.

Actual
1 8-Jun $187.50 $759.81 $947.31 $717.25 $42.56
2 15-Jun $50.00 $739.65 $789.65 $707.00 $32.65
3 22-Jun $115.00 $719.63 $834.63 $690.00 $29.63
4 29-Jun $50.00 $726.26 $776.26 $695.75 $30.51
5 30-Jun $0.00 $105.93 $105.93 $96.00 $9.93
Totals $402.50 $3,051.28 $3,453.78 $2,906.00 $145.28
367
Ridership Distribution Report - Los Olivos Loop Jun-25
Week 1 2 3 4 5 Express
Start Jun 1 Jun 9 Jun 16 Jun23 Jun 30 Service
End Jun 8 Jun 15 Jun 22 Jun 29 Jun 30 Total
General Fare Cash 48 52 65 39 1 205
Senior Cash 31 36 32 28 3 130
ADA Certified Cash 3 8 8 1 1 21
Pass Adult 2 3 4 7 1 17
Pass Senior / ADA Cert 3 3 1 4 0 11
Monthly Pass Reg 2 1 2 1 1 7
Monthly Pass Snr 1 5 2 3 0 11
Monthly Pass ADA 10 11 9 9 0 39
NEW Summer Youth Pass 0 0 0 0 0 0
Transfers 19 16 18 24 3 80
Free < 5 3 0 5 1 0 9
Free PA 0 0 0 0 0 0
Passenger Totals 122 135 146 117 10 530
Bikes 10 15 10 12 1 48
Lifts 0 0 0 0 0 0
W/C 0 0 0 0 0 0
Accessible Service 0 0 0 0 0 0
Service Days 6 6 6 6 1 25
Average Revenue Vehicle Service Hours 9.06 9.07 9.11 8.40 8.99 8.91 Billed Revenue Vehicle Service Hours 54.34 54.44 54.64 50.41 8.99 222.82 Deadhead Hours 11.08 11.18 11.08 10.92 1.60 45.87
Total Vehicle Hours 65.42 65.62 65.72 61.32 10.59 268.68 Average Revenue Vehicle Service Miles 142 143 141 133 56 136 Billed Revenue Vehicle Service Miles 849 857 846 800 56 3,408 Deadhead Miles 24 23 24 23 4 98
Total Vehicle Miles 873 880 870 823 60 3,506
Day Mondays Tuesdays Wednesdays Thursdays Fridays Saturdays Total General Fare Cash 28 41 41 29 38 28 205
Senior Cash 23 21 30 21 27 8 130
ADA Certified Cash 2 2 11 2 3 1 21
Pass Adult 3 2 5 0 3 4 17
Pass Senior / ADA Cert 1 1 3 0 1 5 11
Monthly Pass Reg 1 2 0 2 1 1 7
Monthly Pass Snr 1 1 1 0 0 8 11
Monthly Pass ADA 5 6 8 7 7 6 39
NEW Summer Youth Pass 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Transfers 19 6 18 12 16 9 80
Free < 5 3 2 2 0 2 0 9
Free PA 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Passenger Totals 86 84 119 73 98 70 530
Bikes 10 4 9 9 9 7 48
Lifts 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
W/C 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Accessible Service 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Service Days 5 4 4 4 4 4 25
Average Revenue Vehicle Service Hours 9.05 9.10 9.06 9.09 9.08 8.06 8.91 Billed Revenue Vehicle Service Hours 45.23 36.39 36.24 36.38 36.33 32.24 222.82 Deadhead Hours 9.27 7.27 7.52 7.05 7.40 7.37 45.87
Total Vehicle Hours 54.50 43.66 43.76 43.43 43.73 39.61 268.68 Average Revenue Vehicle Service Miles 124 141 145 142 142 127 136 Billed Revenue Vehicle Service Miles 622 563 580 568 568 507 3,408 Deadhead Miles 22 17 14 15 16 14 98
Total Vehicle Miles 644 580 594 583 584 521 3,506
368
Boarding Cities Ridership Distribution Report - LOS OLIVOS EXPRESS Jun-25 Week 1 2 3 4 5
Start Jun 1 Jun 9 Jun 16 Jun 23 Jun 30 LOS OLIVOS EXPRESS Service End Jun 8 Jun 15 Jun 22 Jun 29 Jun 30 Total
Express Buellton Solvang County Buellton Solvang County Buellton Solvang County Buellton Solvang County Buellton Solvang County Buellton Total Solvang Total County Total General Fare Cash 0 21 27 0 24 28 0 28 37 0 18 21 0 1 0 0 92 113 205 Senior Cash 0 12 19 0 16 20 0 18 14 0 9 19 0 1 2 0 56 74 130 ADA Certified Cash 0 2 1 0 6 2 0 1 7 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 11 10 21 Pass Adult 0 1 1 0 2 1 0 4 0 0 2 5 0 1 0 0 10 7 17 Pass Senior / ADA Cert 0 0 3 0 2 1 0 1 0 0 1 3 0 0 0 0 4 7 11 Monthly Pass Reg 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 5 2 7 Monthly Pass Snr 0 1 0 0 2 3 0 1 1 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 4 7 11 Monthly Pass ADA 0 4 6 0 4 7 0 4 5 0 4 5 0 0 0 0 16 23 39 NEW Summer Youth Pass 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Transfers 0 19 0 0 16 0 0 18 0 0 24 0 0 3 0 0 80 0 80
Free < 5 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 1 4 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 7 9
Free PA 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Passenger Totals 0 63 59 0 73 62 0 76 70 0 60 57 0 8 2 0 280 250 530 Bikes 0 6 4 0 10 5 0 7 3 0 8 4 0 0 1 0 31 17 48
Lifts 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 W/C 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Accessible Service 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Day Mondays Tuesdays Wednesdays Thursdays Fridays Saturdays Buellton Solvang County Buellton Solvang County Buellton Solvang County Buellton Solvang County Buellton Solvang County Buellton Solvang County Buellton Solvang County Total Total Total Total General Fare Cash 0 16 12 0 20 21 0 13 28 0 13 16 0 19 19 0 11 17 0 92 113 205 Senior Cash 0 8 15 0 10 11 0 13 17 0 9 12 0 12 15 0 4 4 0 56 74 130 ADA Certified Cash 0 2 0 0 1 1 0 6 5 0 1 1 0 1 2 0 0 1 0 11 10 21 Pass Adult 0 3 0 0 2 0 0 3 2 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 1 3 0 10 7 17 Pass Senior / ADA Cert 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 3 0 4 7 11 Monthly Pass Reg 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 5 2 7 Monthly Pass Snr 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 5 0 4 7 11 Monthly Pass ADA 0 1 4 0 3 3 0 4 4 0 3 4 0 3 4 0 2 4 0 16 23 39 NEW Summer Youth Pass 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Transfers 0 19 0 0 6 0 0 18 0 0 12 0 0 16 0 0 9 0 0 80 0 80 Free < 5 0 0 3 0 0 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 7 9
Free PA 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Passenger Totals 0 50 36 0 44 40 0 62 57 0 39 34 0 52 46 0 33 37 0 280 250 530 Bikes 0 6 4 0 4 0 0 4 5 0 5 4 0 6 3 0 6 1 0 31 17 48
Lifts 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 W/C 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Accessible Service 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 369
SYVT Los Olivos Loop Routes (Recovery Ratio)
Jun-25
Express Fares
Monthly Totals
Revenue Hours ( 222.82)
Per Hour Cost ($ 50.83 )
Total Cost this Month ($ 11,325.94 )
Express Revenue ($ 563.88 )
Actual Recovery Ratio 4.98%
SYVT Los Olivos Loop Routes (Revenue Report)
Projected Fares + Pass Sales
WK Ending Farebox Cash
Fares Total
Projected Total
Cash Fares
(based on
ridership)
Variance Cash
Projected v.

Actual
1 8-Jun $132.45 $132.45 $113.00 $19.45
2 15-Jun $142.15 $142.15 $129.00 $13.15
3 22-Jun $169.90 $169.90 $143.50 $26.40
4 29-Jun $111.63 $111.63 $94.25 $17.38
5 30-Jun $7.75 $7.75 $6.00 $1.75
Totals $563.88 $563.88 $485.75 $78.13
370
EXPRESS ROUTES - Ridership Counts By Hour Jun-25
Express Route AM 6:30-7:30 7:30-8:30 8:30-9:30 9:30-10:30 10:30-11:30 11:30-12:30 Total Passengers 365 252 297 1 351 332 1598
Express Route PM 12:30-13:30 13:30-14:30 14:30-15:30 15:30-16:30 16:30-17:30 17:30-18:30 18:30-19:00 Total Passengers 303 243 435 222 194 166 76 1639
LOL 7:00 8:00 9:00 11:00 12:00 14:30 15:30 17:30 Total Total Passengers 60 103 41 49 59 65 0 153 530 3767
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Apparatus:

Basic Incident Date Original (Fd1.3):

Santa Barbara County Fire Department
4410 Cathedral Oaks Road, Santa Barbara, CA 93110
805-681-5500
Solvang - Incidents by Unit and District (Scheduled Quarterly) Incident District/Zone Total Incidents
Apparatus ID: E330
24 1
30 2
38 7
Total: 10
Apparatus ID: ME30
1 13 1
24 2
30 193
31 27
32 41
34 2
LMP - Lompoc City 2
Total: 269
Apparatus ID: MT30
24 1
30 1
32 3
38 1
SMR - Santa Maria City 1
Total: 7
Total: 286
Report Criteria
Is In E230, E30, E330, ME30, MT30, T30
Is Equal To Last Quarter
Description
Solvang - Incidents by Unit and District
1 of 1 Printed On: 07/01/2025 08:38:14 AM
372
Santa Barbara County Fire Department
4410 Cathedral Oaks Road, Santa Barbara, CA 93110
805-681-5500
Solvang - Response Time Report sorted by Date_Time (Scheduled Quarterly) Basic Incident Alarm Date
Time (FD1.26)
Incident Primary
Station (FD1.4)
Incident
District/Zone
Fire Incident Type Response Mode To Scene Response
Time
04/01/2025 05:56:44 30 30 Fire, other Emergency -0:05:53 04/01/2025 03:57:40 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:07:52
04/01/2025 10:37:33 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:04:21
04/01/2025 23:01:39 30 30 Dispatched and cancelled en
route
Emergency
04/02/2025 19:39:02 30 30 Assist invalid Emergency -0:04:19 04/04/2025 14:15:44 31 30 No incident found on arrival at dispatch address
Emergency -0:10:29
04/04/2025 21:59:51 30 30 No incident found on arrival at dispatch address
Non-Emergency -0:05:07
04/05/2025 14:24:51 31 30 False alarm or false call, other Non-Emergency -0:03:20 04/05/2025 20:35:45 30 30 Dispatched and cancelled en
route
Emergency -0:07:15
04/06/2025 17:42:21 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Non-Emergency -0:04:13
04/07/2025 01:14:14 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:06:28
04/07/2025 08:25:45 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:04:50
04/07/2025 12:22:56 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:04:11
04/07/2025 13:59:50 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:06:01
04/07/2025 15:43:00 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:07:03
04/07/2025 16:10:52 30 30 Dispatched and cancelled en
route
Emergency
04/08/2025 01:38:13 30 30 Assist invalid Non-Emergency -0:09:37 04/08/2025 04:16:01 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:06:49
04/08/2025 12:24:50 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:02:13
04/08/2025 12:24:03 31 30 Sprinkler activation, no fire - unintentional
Emergency -0:02:39
04/09/2025 05:52:13 30 30 Public service assistance, other Non-Emergency -0:08:38 04/09/2025 11:43:24 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:02:31
04/09/2025 22:22:23 30 30 False alarm or false call, other Emergency -0:10:19 04/10/2025 09:11:22 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:09:12
04/10/2025 09:46:33 30 30 Electrical wiring/equipment
problem, other
Emergency, Downgraded to
Non-Emergency
-0:08:33
04/10/2025 11:26:32 30 30 Public service assistance, other Emergency -0:01:32 04/10/2025 18:48:26 30 30 Motor vehicle accident with no injuries.

Emergency -0:03:43
04/11/2025 19:59:26 30 30 Defective elevator, no occupants Non-Emergency -0:05:09 04/12/2025 06:22:24 30 30 Dispatched and cancelled en
route
Emergency
04/12/2025 16:36:34 30 30 Public service assistance, other Non-Emergency -0:05:23 04/12/2025 19:54:01 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:06:17
04/13/2025 02:19:07 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:05:41
04/13/2025 05:54:52 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle Emergency -0:04:34 1 of 7 Printed On: 07/01/2025 08:38:24 AM
373
Basic Incident Alarm Date
Time (FD1.26)
Incident Primary
Station (FD1.4)
Incident
District/Zone
Fire Incident Type Response Mode To Scene Response
Time
accident with injury
04/13/2025 06:01:49 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Non-Emergency -0:08:12
04/13/2025 23:52:59 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:07:04
04/13/2025 23:20:15 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency, Downgraded to
Non-Emergency
-0:05:56
04/13/2025 23:12:20 30 30 Dispatched and cancelled en
route
Emergency, Downgraded to
Non-Emergency
04/13/2025 16:05:56 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:10:17
04/14/2025 09:45:57 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:09:59
04/14/2025 14:28:04 30 30 Smoke scare, odor of smoke Non-Emergency 0:00:00 04/14/2025 01:43:26 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:06:16
04/16/2025 07:39:36 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:16:20
04/16/2025 19:56:50 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:08:51
04/17/2025 13:21:00 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:03:47
04/17/2025 18:55:29 30 30 Dispatched and cancelled en
route
Emergency, Downgraded to
Non-Emergency
-0:04:31
04/18/2025 15:58:17 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:11:33
04/18/2025 16:33:47 30 30 Smoke scare, odor of smoke Non-Emergency 0:00:00 04/19/2025 01:29:09 30 30 Public service assistance, other Non-Emergency -0:07:09 04/19/2025 08:53:45 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:06:24
04/19/2025 14:43:04 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:10:26
04/19/2025 15:13:47 30 30 Authorized controlled burning Non-Emergency -0:07:47 04/19/2025 18:11:18 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:04:32
04/20/2025 11:03:07 30 30 False alarm or false call, other Emergency -0:09:46 04/20/2025 12:50:37 30 30 Assist invalid Non-Emergency -0:11:54 04/20/2025 17:01:44 30 30 Outside rubbish, trash or waste fire
Non-Emergency -0:06:21
04/20/2025 18:10:52 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency, Downgraded to
Non-Emergency
-0:08:16
04/21/2025 10:17:34 30 30 Authorized controlled burning Non-Emergency -0:35:57 04/22/2025 10:43:16 30 30 Alarm system sounded due to
malfunction
Emergency -0:09:51
04/22/2025 17:57:03 30 30 Dispatched and cancelled en
route
Emergency
04/22/2025 18:37:44 30 30 Dispatched and cancelled en
route
Non-Emergency
04/23/2025 02:09:46 30 30 Alarm system activation, no fire - unintentional
Non-Emergency -0:18:47
04/23/2025 12:55:30 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Non-Emergency -0:03:56
04/23/2025 10:14:54 30 30 Public service assistance, other Non-Emergency -0:21:07 04/23/2025 17:31:58 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:11:30
04/23/2025 20:01:17 30 30 Motor vehicle/pedestrian accident (MV Ped)
Emergency -0:03:27
04/24/2025 09:33:38 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:05:46
04/25/2025 19:30:26 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:03:18
04/26/2025 10:06:06 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:05:47
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374
Basic Incident Alarm Date
Time (FD1.26)
Incident Primary
Station (FD1.4)
Incident
District/Zone
Fire Incident Type Response Mode To Scene Response
Time
04/27/2025 08:53:06 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:04:26
04/29/2025 10:38:30 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:06:56
04/29/2025 17:00:11 30 30 Smoke or odor removal Emergency -0:04:42 04/29/2025 20:26:27 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:05:53
04/30/2025 05:22:23 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:05:41
04/30/2025 14:11:15 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:03:49
05/01/2025 18:21:22 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:08:07
05/01/2025 14:57:02 32 30 Dispatched and cancelled en
route
Emergency
05/02/2025 05:27:39 30 30 Building fire Emergency -0:08:03 05/02/2025 13:02:56 31 30 Smoke scare, odor of smoke Non-Emergency -0:05:32 05/02/2025 20:02:35 30 30 Public service assistance, other Non-Emergency -0:04:37 05/02/2025 09:53:31 30 30 Smoke scare, odor of smoke Emergency -0:11:38 05/04/2025 01:55:35 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:12:49
05/04/2025 18:04:23 30 30 Alarm system activation, no fire - unintentional
Emergency -0:10:55
05/04/2025 13:18:03 30 30 Assist invalid Non-Emergency -0:16:13 05/04/2025 08:48:52 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:02:25
05/04/2025 19:44:04 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:04:43
05/04/2025 20:30:55 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:07:30
05/05/2025 09:15:06 31 30 Excessive heat, scorch burns with no ignition
Emergency -0:06:28
05/05/2025 17:51:15 31 30 Alarm system sounded due to
malfunction
Emergency -0:13:51
05/05/2025 11:30:15 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:05:25
05/05/2025 15:13:55 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:04:00
05/05/2025 17:46:44 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Non-Emergency -0:25:54
05/06/2025 18:43:12 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:10:44
05/06/2025 21:58:51 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Non-Emergency -0:13:30
05/07/2025 01:06:53 30 30 Alarm system sounded due to
malfunction
Emergency -0:07:30
05/07/2025 16:57:50 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:05:38
05/07/2025 20:45:48 30 30 Dispatched and cancelled en
route
Emergency
05/07/2025 21:05:48 30 30 Dispatched and cancelled en
route
Emergency
05/08/2025 01:11:24 30 30 Dispatched and cancelled en
route
Emergency
05/08/2025 01:31:32 30 30 Dispatched and cancelled en
route
Emergency -0:05:34
05/08/2025 04:08:01 30 30 Public service Non-Emergency -0:06:38 05/08/2025 17:02:02 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:03:50
05/08/2025 22:19:25 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency, Downgraded to
Non-Emergency
-0:05:10
05/09/2025 02:10:39 30 30 Assist invalid Non-Emergency -0:05:51 3 of 7 Printed On: 07/01/2025 08:38:24 AM
375
Basic Incident Alarm Date
Time (FD1.26)
Incident Primary
Station (FD1.4)
Incident
District/Zone
Fire Incident Type Response Mode To Scene Response
Time
05/09/2025 18:19:35 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:04:30
05/10/2025 08:44:31 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:06:06
05/10/2025 10:13:07 30 30 Hazardous condition, other Emergency -0:06:38 05/10/2025 15:43:50 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:04:24
05/10/2025 10:33:56 31 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:04:46
05/11/2025 12:04:04 30 30 System malfunction, other Emergency -0:09:01 05/12/2025 12:42:37 30 30 Motor vehicle accident with
injuries
Emergency -0:06:03
05/13/2025 04:53:46 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:05:48
05/13/2025 06:28:49 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:06:13
05/13/2025 09:28:47 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:01:33
05/14/2025 17:14:54 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:06:44
05/15/2025 18:35:50 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:05:45
05/16/2025 03:32:05 30 30 Alarm system activation, no fire - unintentional
Emergency -0:11:18
05/16/2025 06:25:05 30 30 Public service assistance, other Non-Emergency -0:08:46 05/16/2025 08:10:07 30 30 Dispatched and cancelled en
route
Emergency
05/16/2025 14:30:08 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:03:50
05/16/2025 18:14:57 30 30 Motor vehicle accident with
injuries
Emergency -0:06:33
05/16/2025 20:01:31 30 30 No incident found on arrival at dispatch address
Emergency -0:04:27
05/17/2025 09:03:14 30 30 Public service assistance, other Non-Emergency -0:12:46 05/17/2025 19:17:29 30 30 Dispatched and cancelled en
route
Emergency -0:04:06
05/17/2025 19:27:29 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:02:18
05/19/2025 11:36:06 30 30 Dispatched and cancelled en
route
Emergency
05/20/2025 01:15:10 30 30 Assist invalid Non-Emergency -0:08:34 05/20/2025 13:02:57 30 30 Assist invalid Non-Emergency -0:04:47 05/20/2025 12:04:46 31 30 Alarm system sounded due to
malfunction
Emergency -0:10:56
05/21/2025 00:11:25 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:10:05
05/21/2025 12:36:38 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:04:58
05/21/2025 20:23:10 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:08:21
05/23/2025 03:04:23 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:04:49
05/23/2025 05:58:08 30 30 Dispatched and cancelled en
route
Emergency -0:12:16
05/23/2025 15:19:22 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency, Downgraded to
Non-Emergency
-0:06:56
05/24/2025 12:46:15 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:06:33
05/24/2025 11:25:32 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:08:44
05/24/2025 08:32:14 30 30 Alarm system activation, no fire - unintentional
Emergency -0:05:53
05/24/2025 18:11:03 30 30 Gas leak (natural gas or LPG) Emergency -0:06:25 4 of 7 Printed On: 07/01/2025 08:38:24 AM
376
Basic Incident Alarm Date
Time (FD1.26)
Incident Primary
Station (FD1.4)
Incident
District/Zone
Fire Incident Type Response Mode To Scene Response
Time
05/25/2025 08:57:03 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:04:31
05/25/2025 11:07:36 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:09:54
05/25/2025 15:38:31 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:03:14
05/25/2025 14:42:27 30 30 Dispatched and cancelled en
route
Emergency -0:08:55
05/25/2025 20:15:36 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:08:47
05/26/2025 07:29:32 30 30 Dispatched and cancelled en
route
Non-Emergency
05/26/2025 11:11:54 30 30 Public service assistance, other Non-Emergency -0:00:28 05/26/2025 13:37:21 30 30 Public service assistance, other Non-Emergency -0:12:22 05/27/2025 08:42:55 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:08:01
05/27/2025 10:17:32 30 30 Smoke scare, odor of smoke Non-Emergency -0:09:50 05/28/2025 02:28:05 31 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Non-Emergency -0:10:56
05/28/2025 19:25:06 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:07:24
05/29/2025 21:30:02 30 30 Dispatched and cancelled en
route
Emergency
05/30/2025 07:19:44 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:02:19
05/30/2025 16:49:12 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:04:21
05/30/2025 19:43:40 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency, Downgraded to
Non-Emergency
-0:03:53
06/01/2025 07:26:11 30 30 Water or steam leak Emergency -0:11:39 06/01/2025 16:31:38 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:08:22
06/01/2025 23:45:24 30 30 Water problem, other Non-Emergency -0:07:57 06/02/2025 07:51:00 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:10:55
06/02/2025 14:53:18 30 30 No incident found on arrival at dispatch address
Emergency -0:03:42
06/03/2025 10:04:56 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Non-Emergency -0:12:25
06/04/2025 10:50:41 31 30 Dispatched and cancelled en
route
Emergency
06/04/2025 13:20:05 30 30 Dispatched and cancelled en
route
Emergency
06/04/2025 14:06:41 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:04:10
06/04/2025 14:34:36 30 30 Dispatched and cancelled en
route
Emergency
06/05/2025 11:37:55 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:07:49
06/05/2025 19:54:25 30 30 Dispatched and cancelled en
route
Emergency, Downgraded to
Non-Emergency
06/06/2025 07:17:22 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:05:07
06/08/2025 13:24:09 30 30 Motor vehicle accident with
injuries
Emergency -0:07:42
06/09/2025 06:23:03 30 30 Public service assistance, other Non-Emergency -0:09:45 06/09/2025 15:55:21 30 30 Unauthorized burning Non-Emergency -0:06:20 06/09/2025 20:58:30 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:04:01
06/10/2025 04:49:40 30 30 Dispatched and cancelled en
route
Emergency
06/10/2025 08:51:26 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:05:49
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377
Basic Incident Alarm Date
Time (FD1.26)
Incident Primary
Station (FD1.4)
Incident
District/Zone
Fire Incident Type Response Mode To Scene Response
Time
06/11/2025 03:05:07 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:07:11
06/11/2025 16:26:02 30 30 Gas leak (natural gas or LPG) Non-Emergency -0:07:37 06/11/2025 22:03:15 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Non-Emergency -0:08:48
06/13/2025 19:11:40 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:09:55
06/14/2025 07:14:02 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:14:11
06/14/2025 07:43:59 30 30 Water or steam leak Non-Emergency -0:01:02 06/14/2025 14:30:39 30 30 Unauthorized burning Non-Emergency -0:04:37 06/14/2025 17:10:11 30 30 Smoke detector activation due to malfunction
Emergency -0:15:12
06/14/2025 19:43:36 26 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:05:35
06/15/2025 04:12:57 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:08:03
06/15/2025 11:52:57 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:04:49
06/15/2025 13:32:49 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:03:46
06/15/2025 13:55:23 30 30 Assist police or other
governmental agency
Non-Emergency -0:02:00
06/15/2025 15:30:53 30 30 Assist police or other
governmental agency
Emergency -0:01:29
06/16/2025 09:53:28 30 30 Hazardous condition, other Non-Emergency -0:16:17 06/16/2025 18:17:47 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency, Downgraded to
Non-Emergency
-0:07:23
06/16/2025 20:08:40 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:06:21
06/17/2025 06:36:33 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:06:25
06/18/2025 20:44:48 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency, Downgraded to
Non-Emergency
-0:06:05
06/19/2025 07:23:32 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:05:44
06/19/2025 20:59:40 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:04:29
06/19/2025 21:58:06 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:11:02
06/20/2025 14:37:41 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:04:52
06/21/2025 08:10:47 30 30 Dispatched and cancelled en
route
Non-Emergency
06/21/2025 15:02:57 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:06:09
06/21/2025 17:02:25 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:03:19
06/21/2025 18:36:19 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:01:51
06/22/2025 16:47:26 31 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency, Downgraded to
Non-Emergency
-0:10:05
06/22/2025 13:02:39 30 30 Dispatched and cancelled en
route
Emergency
06/22/2025 13:33:16 30 30 Dispatched and cancelled en
route
Emergency
06/22/2025 16:35:35 30 30 Assist invalid Non-Emergency -0:09:28 06/22/2025 19:09:13 30 30 Assist invalid Emergency -0:08:13 06/23/2025 08:45:49 30 30 Alarm system sounded due to
malfunction
Emergency -0:17:51
06/24/2025 15:42:17 30 30 Dispatched and cancelled en
route
Non-Emergency
06/24/2025 17:59:58 30 30 No incident found on arrival at Emergency -0:04:24 6 of 7 Printed On: 07/01/2025 08:38:24 AM
378
Basic Incident Alarm Date
Time (FD1.26)
Incident Primary
Station (FD1.4)
Incident
District/Zone
Fire Incident Type Response Mode To Scene Response
Time
Incident District/Zone:

Basic Incident Date Original (Fd1.3):
dispatch address
06/25/2025 03:48:14 30 30 Dispatched and cancelled en
route
Emergency
06/25/2025 16:04:37 30 30 False alarm or false call, other Emergency -0:07:44 06/26/2025 15:04:34 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:04:39
06/27/2025 12:06:22 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:06:15
06/27/2025 14:18:12 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:07:18
06/27/2025 18:50:42 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency, Downgraded to
Non-Emergency
-0:12:47
06/27/2025 20:24:22 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:05:05
06/28/2025 14:14:12 31 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:07:38
06/28/2025 13:58:41 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:03:38
06/30/2025 14:16:13 30 30 EMS call, excluding vehicle
accident with injury
Emergency -0:03:03
06/30/2025 14:22:53 30 30 Unintentional transmission of alarm, other
Emergency -0:06:17
Report Criteria
Is In 30
Is Equal To Last Quarter
Description
Solvang - Response Time Report
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CITY COUNCIL STAFF REPORT
AGENDA ITEM 7.a
Meeting Date: July 14, 2025
SUBJECT: Public Hearing to Consider Adopting Resolution No. 25-1299, Ratifying the Appropriation Limit for Fiscal Year 2025/2026 Pursuant to Article XIII B of the California Constitution
PREPARED BY: Wendy Berry, Administrative Services Director DISCUSSION:

Article XIII B of the California Constitution limits the amount of tax revenues that state and local governments may appropriate in any fiscal year. The annual appropriations limit is calculated based on the 1978–79 fiscal year limit, adjusted annually to reflect changes in the cost of living and population.

As required, the City has reviewed and calculated its annual Appropriations Limit. Based on population and cost-of-living data provided by the California Department of Finance (DOF), the City’s appropriation limit is set at $26,362,892:
• Population Growth: 0.47%
• Per Capita Personal Income Change (CPI): 6.44%
• Combined Growth Factor: 1.0694027
• FY 2024/25 Limit: $24,651,978
• FY 2025/26 Limit: $26,362,892
The City's anticipated General Fund revenues for FY 2025/26 are approximately $11.3 million, well below the established appropriations limit.

The City Council adopted Resolution 25-1297 at the June 23, 2025 City Council meeting, establishing the appropriation limit of $26,362,892 for the 25/26 budget year. This action was required before the end of Fiscal Year 24/25.

Pursuant to Government Code Section 7910 “documentation used in the determination of the appropriations limit and other necessary determinations shall be available to the public” fifteen (15) days prior to the meeting setting the appropriation limit. The required information was available to the public for more than fifteen (15) days prior to the adoption of the appropriation limit; however, the notice informing the public of the availability of that information was published on June 12, 2025, only eleven (11) days prior to the meeting. Staff published the notice again on June 26, 2025, which provides a full public review period as required by law.

Staff recommends the City Council adopt Resolution No. 25-1299 and thereby ratify the appropriations limit for FY25-26 adopted in Resolution No. 25-1297 after a full public review period.

ALTERNATIVES:

None
FISCAL IMPACT:

None
ATTACHMENTS:

A. Resolution 25-1299
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RESOLUTION NO. 25-1299

A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SOLVANG CALIFORNIA RATIFYING THE APPRORIATION LIMIT FOR FISCAL YEAR 2025/2026 PURSUANT TO ARTICLE XIII B OF

THE CALIFORNIA CONSTITUTION
WHEREAS, Article XIII B of the California Constitution provides that the total annual appropriations subject to limitation of each governmental entity, including this City, shall not exceed the appropriation limit of such entity of government for the prior year adjusted for changes in the cost of living or personal income and population, except as otherwise provided for in said Article XIII and implementing State Statues; and
WHEREAS, pursuant to said Article XIII B of said California Constitution, and Section 7900 et seq. of the California Government Code, the City is required to set its appropriation limit for each fiscal year; and
WHEREAS, pursuant to Section 7910 of said California Government Code, the Director of Administrative Services made available to the public the documentation used in the determination of said appropriation limit with at least 15 days notice on June 26, 2025; and WHEREAS, the notice making such documentation available to the public was published on June 12, 2025; and
WHEREAS, the City Council adopted Resolution No. 25-1297 approving the appropriation limit of $26,362,862.00 for FY 25/26 on June 23, 2025, eleven days after the publication of the notice; and WHEREAS, the City published the notice again on June 26, 2025; and WHEREAS, to ensure the relevant documentation was available to the public for at least fifteen days pursuant to Section 7910 of the California Government Code the City Council desires to ratify the appropriation limit for FY 25/26 set by Resolution No. 25-1297.

NOW, THEREFORE, THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SOLVANG DOES HEREBY RESOLVE AS FOLLOWS:

SECTION 1. That the appropriation limit for FY 25/26 set by Resolution No. 25-1297 in the amount of $26,362,892 is hereby ratified.

SECTION 2: Notice of the documentation used in the determination of the appropriation limit was published on June 12, 2025 and again on June 26, 2025, thereby providing a full public review period.

SECTION 3. That this resolution shall be effective immediately upon adoption.

SECTION 4. That the City Clerk shall certify to the passage and adoption of this resolution and shall cause a certified copy to be filed in the book of original resolutions.

PASSED, APPROVED, AND ADOPTED on this 14th day of July, 2025. ______________________________
David Brown, Mayor
APPROVED AS TO FORM: ATTEST:
______________________________ ______________________________ Chelsea O’Sullivan, City Attorney Annamarie Porter, City Clerk 381

STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
COUNTY OF SANTA BARBARA )ss

CITY OF SOLVANG )
I, Annamarie Porter, City Clerk of the City of Solvang, California do hereby certify that Resolution No. 25-1299 was passed and adopted by the City Council of the City of Solvang at a regular meeting of said City Council held on the 14th day of July 2025, and thereafter signed and approved by the Mayor and attested by the City Clerk, and that said resolution was adopted by the following vote:

AYES:

NOES:

ABSTAIN:

ABSENT:

Annamarie Porter, City Clerk
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CITY COUNCIL STAFF REPORT
Agenda Item 7.b
Meeting Date: July 14, 2025
SUBJECT: Adoption of Resolution 25-1298 Amending the Safety Element of the Solvang General Plan to incorporate the adopted Local Hazard Mitigation Plan, and amend Figure SAF-8, Fire Hazard Severity Zones, for consistency with the California Department of Forestry Fire Hazard Mitigation Map.

PREPARED BY: Rafael Castillo, AICP, Community Development Director DISCUSSION:

Background
The City of Solvang adopted its Safety Element as a part of its General Plan update in 2024, along with other required elements. Pursuant to Government Code Sections 8685.9, 65302, and 65302.6, California cities can incorporate a Local Hazard Mitigation Plan ( LHMP ) into the Safety Element to satisfy certain required disaster preparedness and planning measures. An LHMP serves to ensure a jurisdiction is adequately prepared to face different types of disasters or hazards and was adopted by City Council in April 2023. The LHMP is an annex to the Santa Barbara County Multi- Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan, and is available to view at
https://www.cityofsolvang.com/DocumentCenter/View/5797/23-1214_Hazard_Mitigation_Plan The Federal Disaster Mitigation Act of 2000 (DMA) requires local governments to develop and submit hazard mitigation plans. Doing so also qualifies the jurisdiction for Hazard Mitigation Grant Program (HMGP) funds, administered by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). Assembly Bill (AB) 2140, passed in 2006, allows California counties and cities to be considered for additional State cost-share on eligible Public Assistance projects by adopting their current, FEMA-approved LHMPs directly into the Safety Element of their General Plan. Eligible Public Assistance projects may include actions such as debris removal in the immediate aftermath of a disaster, or permanent work such as road and bridge rehabilitation. To be considered for these additional funds, cities must have an LHMP approved by the California Operations of Emergency Services (CalOES) and FEMA, formally adopt the LHMP, and adopt the LHMP into the Safety Element of the General Plan. CalOES reviewed the City’s newly adopted Safety Element and determined it to be insufficient for purposes of AB 2140 funding (i.e., incorporation by reference without a direct link or attachment did not meet the letter of State law).

To be eligible for the funds, the City must incorporate the adopted LHMP into the Safety Element.

Proposed General Plan Amendment
To properly incorporate the adopted LHMP into the Safety Element, staff has utilized the guidelines published by CalOES as part of the AB 2140 Fact Sheet (Attachment B). Pursuant to the guidelines, to be compliant with AB 2140, the local agency must include language specific to the LHMP within the Safety Element of their General Plan and make the LHMP easily accessible in its entirety as a weblink, appendices, or attachment.

On June 9, 2025 the City Council adopted Ordinance 25-0382 and thereby adopted the updated Fire Severity Zone Map provided by the State Fire Marshal. Figure SAF-8 in the Safety Element needs to be updated to match this newly adopted map.

Accordingly, the proposed General Plan Amendment would make the following revisions as shown in Attachment A.
• Add a new section to the Safety Element “Relationship to the Local Hazard Mitigation Plan”; • Add a new policy “SAF-1.10” that specifically adopts the LHMP as a part of the General Plan. 383
• Replace Figure SAF-8, Fire Hazard Severity Zone map with the recently adopted Fire Severity Zone Map.

These proposed amendments ensure that the LHMP is made a part of the General Plan and not just incorporated “by reference”. This language will ensure that as the LHMP is updated and re-adopted over time, the Safety Element will not need to be amended and that Figure SAF-8, Fire Hazard Severity Zones will align with the updated Fire Severity Zone Map.

CEQA Analysis
The proposed General Plan Amendment is exempt from environmental review under the CEQA Guidelines Section 15061(b)(3) and Public Resources Code Sec. 21065, which exempts projects that would have no potential for causing a significant impact on the environment. The language being added and amended in the Safety element incorporates the LHMP document into the General Plan document and updates the Fire Severity Zone Map. These changes do not in themselves propose any change to the environment. The LHMP contains goals and objectives for not only responding to hazards and emergencies but proactively mitigating harmful effects to the built and natural environment.

Recommendation
At its June 2, 2025 meeting the Planning Commission recommended that the City Council amend the Safety Element of the Solvang General Plan to ensure consistency with State Law, as well as ensure that the City have the ability to be reimbursed for costs incurred by natural disasters. If the City Council approves the Safety Element amendment, City staff will send the element for review by Cal OES. The Planning Commission also recommended that, after adoption of the updated Fire Severity Zone Map, Figure SAF-8 be amended to reflect the updated map.

ALTERNATIVES:

1. Direct staff to make specified changes to the proposed Safety Element language and return to the City Council for consideration;

2. The City Council may deny the proposed Safety Element amendment. A denial should include any facts and findings. If the City Council chooses to deny the amendment, the City may not be eligible for future reimbursements for natural disaster events.

FISCAL IMPACT:

There is no immediate impact by this action. That said, disaster reimbursement has historically been paid at 75% of allowable expenses by FEMA and 75% of the remaining 25% by State OES, which left

6.25% to be paid by the City, which amounted to approximately $40,000 for the January 2023 storm event alone. Completion of this General Plan amendment will allow Solvang to be reimbursed for costs incurred that are associated with any natural disasters at both the State and Federal levels.

ATTACHMENTS:

A. Resolution 25-1298
B. Planning Commission Resolution 25-03
C. AB 2140 Fact Sheet
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RESOLUTION NO. 25-1298

A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SOLVANG, CALIFORNIA AMENDING THE SAFETY ELEMENT OF THE GENERAL PLAN TO INCORPORATE THE CITY’S ADOPTED LOCAL HAZARD MITIGATION PLAN AND AMEND FIGURE SAF-8, FIRE HAZARD SEVERITY

ZONES, FOR CONSISTENCY WITH THE CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF FORESTRY FIRE

HAZARD MITIGATION MAP
WHEREAS, on July 8, 2024, the City Council adopted the City’s Current General Plan; and WHEREAS, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) requires local governments to provide and maintain a hazard mitigation plan in order to qualify for several types of grant funding and assistance programs; and
WHEREAS, Public Law 106-390, Section 322, commonly known as the Disaster Mitigation Act of 2000 (DMA 2000), and the associated Interim Final Rule, 44 CFR Part 201 and 206, published in the Federal Register on February 26, 2002 establishes planning and funding criteria for states and local communities; and
WHEREAS, local jurisdictions may adopt a local hazard mitigation plan (LHMP) into the Safety Element of a General Plan to provide supplemental information and/or fulfill planning requirements pursuant to Government Code Sections 65302 and 65302.6; and WHEREAS, pursuant to Assembly Bill (AB) 2140, California cities that adopt a LHMP, as well as incorporate the LHMP into the Safety Element of the city’s General Plan, are eligible for increased State cost-share on certain Public Assistance projects, an important funding source in the event of disaster; and
WHEREAS, on April 10, 2023, the City Council adopted the City’s current LHMP; and WHEREAS, for the City’s Safety Element to be compliant with the specifications of AB 2140, additional language must be added/modified to make the LHMP accessible in its entirety to the reader; and
WHEREAS, on March 10, 2025, the California Department of Forestry and Fire (CalFire) released updated fire hazard severity zone maps for local areas of responsibility in Santa Barbara County (“2025 CalFire Fire Severity Zone Map”); and

WHEREAS, on June 9, 2025 the City Council adopted Ordinance No. 25-0382 and thereby adopted the 2025 CalFire Fire Severity Zone Map for the City; and WHEREAS, pursuant to the requirements of Senate Bill 18 (2004), the City notified local tribes of the Safety Element amendment, provided a 90-day period for consultation requests, and all requests for consultation have been completed; and
WHEREAS, the Planning Commission held a duly noticed public hearing on June 2, 2025 recommending to the City Council amending Figure SAF-8, Fire Hazard Severity Zones for consistency with the new map, and the additional proposed amendments to the Safety Element; and WHEREAS, the proposed General Plan Amendment is exempt from environmental review under the CEQA Guidelines Section 15061(b)(3) and Public Resources Code Sec. 21065, which exempts projects that would have no potential for causing a significant impact on the environment. The language being added and amended in the Safety element incorporates the LHMP document into the General Plan document and updates the Fire Severity Zone Map. These changes do not in themselves propose any change to the environment. The LHMP contains goals and objectives for not only responding to hazards and emergencies, but proactively mitigating harmful effects to the built and 385
natural environment; and
WHEREAS, the City Council held a duly noticed public hearing on July 14, 2025 at which time all interested persons were given the opportunity to be heard.

NOW THEREFORE, THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SOLVANG DOES HEREBY RESOLVE AS FOLLOWS:

SECTION 1. The Recitals set forth above are true and correct and are adopted as findings in support of this Resolution.

SECTION 2. The City Council of the City of Solvang hereby approves amendments to the General Plan Safety Element as depicted in Exhibit “A” and as follows:
• Add a new section entitled "Relationship to the Local Hazard Mitigation Plan” on page SAF-3 • Add a new policy “SAF-1.10: Local Hazard Mitigation Plan” • Amend Figure SAF-8, Fire Hazard Severity Zones, in the Safety Element of the General Plan consistent with the adopted 2025 CalFire Fire Severity Zone Map SECTION 3. This Resolution is effective immediately upon adoption.

SECTION 4. The City Clerk shall certify to the passage and adoption of this Resolution and shall cause a certified copy to be filed in the book of original resolutions.

PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED this 14th day of July, 2025.

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David Brown, Mayor
APPROVED AS TO FORM: ATTEST:
__________________________________ __________________________________ Chelsea O’Sullivan, City Attorney Annamarie Porter, City Clerk 386

STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
COUNTY OF SANTA BARBARA )ss

CITY OF SOLVANG )
I, Annamarie Porter, City Clerk of the City of Solvang, California do hereby certify that Resolution No. 25-1298 was passed and adopted by the City Council of the City of Solvang at a regular meeting of said City Council held on the 14th day of July, 2025, and thereafter signed and approved by the Mayor and attested by the City Clerk, and that said resolution was adopted by the following vote:

AYES:

NOES:

ABSTAIN:

ABSENT:
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Annamarie Porter, City Clerk
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Safety (SAF)
Natural hazards in the Solvang region are similar to those in Santa Barbara County and the greater region. Earthquake, wildfire, and drought are of the highest concerns, as well as an increased number of high heat days and localized flooding. This Element does not repeat in detail the regulatory framework currently in place. Instead, it contains broad policies and action items reflecting the City’s commitment to achieving acceptable levels of risk and public safety.

Exhibit A
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Emergency Preparedness and
Response
Emergency preparedness refers to the coordinated efforts by the City and other agencies to prevent, prepare for, respond to, recover from, and mitigate natural and human-caused disasters and emergencies. The City employs a range of regulatory tools to protect life and property from natural and human-caused hazards, including maintaining the Emergency Management Plan and participating in the Santa Barbara County Multi-Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan (MJHMP).

Disaster Preparedness and Avoidance
The most effective and least costly approach to protect life and property from hazards is avoidance. For many natural hazards, a proactive approach of preparation and prevention is needed. Disaster preparedness typically involves the development of response procedures, the identification of evacuation routes, design and installation of warning systems, purchase of emergency equipment, and training of emergency personnel. In addition to advance preparation, the risks and adverse effects of hazards can be wholly or partially mitigated with proper planning, adherence to current building codes, and through the effective management of resources when an emergency does occur.

Evacuation Routes for the City of Solvang are shown in Figure SAF-1:. Critical facilities provide emergency services for the community (e.g. fire station, police station, hospital, utility infrastructure, veteran hall and communication facility), are shown in Figure SAF-2:.

The City’s disaster preparedness approach is strengthened through coordination with neighboring jurisdictions, including the County of Santa Barbara. This enables the pooling of resources as well as the ability to implement a region wide response to emergencies that may be widespread. The County’s MultiJurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan outlines countywide resources and procedures for responding to emergencies.

Relationship to the Local Hazard Mitigation
Plan
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potential costs, and identifies actions to mitigate disaster losses. The Disaster Mitigation Act of 2000 requires LHMP revisions to be reviewed and approved by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) every five years. Updated LHMPs, revised every five years, serve as the City’s mitigation plan with actions and programs that will guide how the City can effectively prepare for, respond to, and recover from emergencies and other hazards in the natural and built environment. The last LHMP was prepared and adopted in February 2023. This plan can be viewed here:
https://www.cityofsolvang.com/DocumentCenter/View/5797/23- 1214_Hazard_Mitigation_Plan
The Safety Element aligns with the risk reduction and emergency response strategies identified in the forthcoming LHMP update. To ensure that the City will be considered for additional funding for eligible Public Assistance projects pursuant to AB 2140, the City incorporates by reference the LHMP and any future updated LHMP. The City will amend the Safety Element to incorporate the LHMP, whenever an updated LHMP is approved by FEMA. The Safety Element provides a contextual framework and overview of the City’s hazard mitigation strategy and emergency response operation. It is not intended to serve as an emergency operations plan insofar as the Safety Element is a guiding document rather than an operational document.
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Goal SAF-1:

To ensure that City emergency response procedures are appropriate and coordinated with the County in the event of natural or human-made disasters.

Policies
SAF-1.1: Emergency Response Programs. The City shall support local and regional response programs that provide emergency and other services to the public when a disaster occurs.

SAF-1.2: Community Education and Organization. The City shall develop and support preparedness programs that educate and organize the community, especially vulnerable populations, to respond appropriately to disasters.

SAF-1.3: Interjurisdictional Coordination. The City shall work to improve coordination and information sharing among city, County and State programs and agencies to reduce the risks of disasters.

SAF-1.4: Law Enforcement and Fire Protection Services. The City shall continue to work with Santa Barbara County to maintain local law enforcement and fire protection services in a state of readiness to ensure adequate protection for the citizens of Solvang.

SAF-1.5: Standardized Emergency Management System. The City shall continue to support efforts to ensure local agency compliance with the State’s Standardized Emergency Management System.

SAF-1.6: Command Center. The City shall continue to coordinate with the county to designate and develop a command center for use during times of emergency, such as the Veterans Hall.

SAF-1.7: Critical Facilities. The City shall continue to maintain existing and expand critical facilities outside of flood, seismic, and high fire hazard zones whenever feasible.

SAF-1.8: Mutual Aid Agreements. The City shall continue to maintain mutual aid agreements and communications links with
surrounding jurisdictions for assistance during times of emergency.
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SAF-1.9: Communication and Media Protocols. The City shall continue to maintain emergency communication resources, protocols, and improve information transfer to the media and public during emergencies.

SAF-1.9:SAF-1.10: Local Hazard Mitigation Plan. The Local Hazard Mitigation Plan (LHMP) as adopted by the City Council is incorporated as a part of the General Plan Safety Element and can be accessed via this link:
https://www.cityofsolvang.com/DocumentCenter/View/5797/ 23-1214_Hazard_Mitigation_Plan .
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Seismic Hazards
Santa Barbara County is located in a high seismic activity zone in the Transverse Range geologic province. Movement of continental plates manifest primarily along the San Andreas Fault system, which is situated seven miles northeast of Santa Barbara County. There are many active faults within the San Andreas Fault system in Santa Barbara County. The City of Solvang, like much of the Central Coast and Southern California, sits atop active faults. Both the Santa Ynez River Fault, which bisects the city, and the Santa Ynez Fault, are considered potentially active and are capable of producing sizable damaging earthquakes. Figure SAF3: shows earthquake faults in or near the City of Solvang.

The Santa Ynez Valley and Solvang are subject to a variety of seismic-related hazards, including liquefaction, slope instability, and expansive soils. Properties near the Santa Ynez River are located on alluvium deposits, which increase the potential for ground shaking damage. Most of the developed areas in Solvang are located on or within close proximity to the alluvial deposits, which poses greater potential for enhanced ground shaking during seismic events.

According to the California Geological Survey, the alluvial soils typically found along the Santa Ynez River and Alamo Pintado Creek also have a high susceptibility for liquefaction. The potential for liquefaction can exacerbate the overall effects from local and regional seismic events. Figure SAF-4: shows the shaking potential of areas within the city. The map represents one realization of a potential future earthquake by assuming a particular magnitude, location, and fault-rupture geometry and estimating shaking.

Properties located in the hillsides are susceptible to rockfalls and landslides.

Such occurrences are common during larger seismic events and have the ability to cause considerable damage. Figure SAF-5:5 shows areas of the city that are susceptible to landslides.
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Figure SAF-3: Earthquake Faults
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Figure SAF-4: Earth Shaking Scenario
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Figure SAF-5: Landslide Risk
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Goal SAF-2:

To prevent and/or reduce loss of life, injury, and property damage due to geologic and seismic hazards, including ground shaking, fault rupture, and liquefaction.

Policies
SAF-2.1: Earthquake Resistant Design. The City shall continue to require earthquake resistant designs for all structures and utilities.

SAF-2.2: Critical Facilities Placement. New critical structures such as hospitals, police substations, fire stations, emergency communication centers, schools, high occupancy buildings and bridges shall be located away from high-risk earthquake, landslide, and liquefaction zones.

SAF-2.3: Geotechnical Reports. The City shall continue to require the preparation of geotechnical reports and impose appropriate mitigation measures for new development in areas of potential seismic or geologic hazards to ensure, within the limits of technical and economic feasibility, that new structures are able to withstand the effects of seismic activity, including liquefaction, slope instability, expansive soils or other geologic hazards.

SAF-2.4: Underground Utilities. The City shall continue to require the design of underground utilities, particularly water and natural gas mains, to resist seismic forces in accordance with state requirements.

SAF-2.5: Identification and Abatement of Risk for Existing Structures.

The City shall identify and encourage risk abatement for existing structures that will be hazardous during an earthquake event, especially high occupancy structures that have the greatest potential effect on public safety.

SAF-2.6: Alquist-Priolo Earthquake Fault Zoning Act. The City shall continue to enforce the Alquist-Priolo Earthquake Fault Zoning Act that requires geologic studies to be performed so that habitable structures and essential facilities will be sited away from active and potentially active faults.
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Goal SAF-3:

To reduce the potential damage to structures and infrastructure from landslide hazards.

Policies
SAF-3.1: Landslide and Slope Instability Hazard Mitigation. The City shall continue to require development to avoid and/or mitigate any potential impacts a project contributes to landslides and slope instability hazards on neighboring property, appurtenant structures, utilities, and roads.

SAF-3.2: Expansion of Development in Areas of Landslide Activity. The City shall prohibit the expansion of existing structures or developments in areas of known landslide activity except when the project will incorporate measures to reduce the potential for loss of life and property.

SAF-3.3: New Development in Areas of Landslide Activity. The City shall prohibit new development in areas of known landslide activity unless development plans indicate that the hazard can be reduced to a less than significant level prior to beginning development. ]
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Flooding
Solvang and the Santa Ynez Valley have an extensive history of localized and regional flooding. The Santa Ynez River, Alamo Pintado Creek, Alisal Creek, and Adobe Creek are sources of flooding concern for Solvang. Figure SAF-6: shows flood hazard areas in Solvang. Areas located in a 100-year floodplain have a 1 percent chance of flooding each year, while areas in a 500-year floodplain have a 0.2 percent chance of flooding each year. The 100-year and 500-year floodplains in the city are along the Santa Ynez River and Alamo Pintado Creek, located in the southwestern and eastern portions of the city.

Dam failure can lead to flooding of areas downstream, and the force of water released can be strong enough to carry boulders, trees, automobiles, and buildings. Causes of dam failure include age, poor design, and structural damage resulting from floods, erosion, or earthquakes. Three dams are located on the Santa Ynez River, upstream of the city: Bradbury Dam (completed in 1953) at Lake Cachuma, Gibraltar Dam (completed in 1920) and reservoir, and Juncal Dam (completed in 1930) and reservoir. Additionally, Alisal Creek Dam (completed in 1971) and Alisal reservoir are located approximately five miles south of Solvang. Figure SAF-7: shows areas in the City of Solvang that could be affected by flooding as a result of dam failure, called dam inundation zones.

Reducing the Flood Risk
To reduce potential damage from flooding, all new structures are required to be located at least 50 feet from the top of banks and creeks, allowing for ample space for overflow if a flooding event occurs. In addition, development located in designated FEMA Special Flood Hazard Areas (SFHA) within the city are required to undergo review by the Santa Barbara County Flood Control District.

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Figure SAF-6: Flood Hazard Zones
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Goal SAF-4:

To prevent and/or reduce loss of life, injury, and property damage due to flooding.

Policies
SAF-4.1: Development in Floodplains. The City shall not approve new development in areas subject to a 100-year flood event, based on Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) mapping or on other updated mapping acceptable to the City, unless and until the flood hazard has been mitigated.

SAF-4.2: Mitigate Flooding. The City shall require new development and redevelopment to incorporate flood reduction measures into the project design in areas known to be prone to flooding.

SAF-4.3: Dam Inundation. The City shall update and maintain the Emergency Management Plan to minimize the risk to life and property due to dam failure.

SAF-4.4: Reducing Flood Impacts. The City shall require mitigation to less than significant levels for new development with the potential to increase flooding impacts.

SAF-4.5: 100-Year Flood Plains. The City shall require development on land subject to a 100- year flood event, based on Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) mapping or on other
updated mapping acceptable to the City, to conform to National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) standards.

SAF-4.6: New Parcels. The City shall prohibit the creation of parcels upon which the presence of easements, floodplain, marsh or riparian habitat, or other features would leave insufficient land to build and operate structures. This action item shall not apply to open space lots specifically created for dedication to the City or another appropriate party for habitat protection, flood control, drainage, or wetland maintenance.
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Fire Hazards
Wildfires can be classified as either a wildland fire or a wildland-urban interface fire (County of Santa Barbara et al. 2017). A wildland fire typically occurs in areas that are relatively undeveloped except for minimal infrastructure such as roads and power lines. A wildland-urban interface fire includes situations in which a wildfire enters an area that is developed with buildings and houses. 
For goals and policies relating to fire related emergency services, please refer to Section PFS-5 (Law Enforcement, Fire Protection, and Emergency Services) in the Public Facilities, Services, and Infrastructure Element.

Wildfire Risk
Solvang, like much of Santa Barbara County, is at risk from wildfires due to the combination of dry, windy conditions and woodlands, brushlands, chaparral, and grasslands that burn readily. Under drought conditions, the fire season can extend year-round. California law requires CAL FIRE to identify the severity of fire hazards statewide. To accomplish this, CAL FIRE identified Fire Hazard Severity Zones based on factors such as fuel, slope of the land, and weather patterns conducive to fires. CAL FIRE assigns responsibility for each zone to either the State or a local jurisdiction. Fire hazard severity zones for the City of Solvang are shown on Figure SAF-8: in which several areas in city limits are designated as either Moderate or High Fire Severity Zones. Areas outside and immediately adjacent to the city are in Moderate, High, and Very High Fire Hazard Severity Zones.

The steep hillsides surrounding the City have dense oak woodland and chaparral vegetation and are designated as Very High Fire Hazard Severity Zones. The city’s wildland urban interface therefore requires routine fuel management, review of site design for projects, and adequate emergency access to protect life and property.

Understanding historical occurrences of wildfire also helps to inform the frequency and type of potential future fires as well as identify areas that are particularly vulnerable to wildfire. Numerous major wildfires have occurred in the region in recent years. Figure SAF-9: shows historical wildfires near the City.

Wildfires have historically occurred in the mountainous areas south of the City of Solvang.
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Goal SAF-5:

To prevent and/or reduce loss of life, injury, and property damage due to wildland and structural fires.

Policies
SAF-5.1: Protect New Development. The City shall require new development be designed to protect life and property from the effects of wildfires and structural fires relative to the identified level of risk.

SAF-5.2: Fire Equipment Access and Resources. The City shall require that new development provides for adequate fire equipment access and fire suppression resources.

SAF-5.3: Road and Building Identification. The City shall require that all roads and buildings are properly identified by name or number with clearly visible signs in order to promote faster response times.

SAF-5.4: Work with Homeowners on Fire Safety. The City shall work with and educate homeowners to improve fire safety and
defensibility.

SAF-5.5: Fire Safety Improvements. The City shall encourage fire safety improvements for existing homes and commercial buildings.

Goal SAF-6:

To coordinate with fire protection and emergency service providers to ensure adequate fire facilities, equipment, and services are available to protect city residents and property from fire.

Policies
SAF-6.1: County Fire Department Staffing. The City shall work with Santa Barbara County Fire Department to maintain fire department staffing levels and response times consistent with National Fire Protection Association standards.
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SAF-6.2: Mutual Aid Agreements. The City shall continue to maintain mutual aid agreements among fire protection and emergency service providers to ensure residents and property are
adequately served and to facilitate the efficient use of available resources.

SAF-6.3: Peak Fire-Flow. The City shall continue to ensure that adequate peak load water fire-flows are maintained throughout the city and shall regularly monitor fire-flows to ensure adequacy.

SAF-6.4: Homeowner Resources. The City shall continue to work with local agencies to inform homeowners of the dangers and
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Hazardous Materials
Hazardous materials include a wide range of solids, liquids, and gases (does not sufficiently include batteries and electronics) that are flammable, explosive, corrosive, or toxic. Because hazardous materials may be shipped through the Solvang area, transportation accidents pose the most significant hazardous material risk to City residents and the environment.

Public exposure to hazardous materials can result from use by industry, agriculture, and commercial services. Some businesses in Solvang transport, store, and/or use toxic or hazardous chemicals posing potential safety hazards if improperly handled. The most common concentrations of hazardous materials in Solvang are above- and under-ground storage tanks containing materials such as gasoline and diesel fuel. Dry cleaning operations can also lead to soil and groundwater contamination by solvents, including perchloroethylene (PCE), tetrachloroethene (TCE), and chromium. Figure SAF-10: shows hazardous materials sites in the City of Solvang, overseen by the Central Coast Regional Water Quality Control Board (RWQCB). Hazardous materials sites include Leaking Underground Storage Tank (LUST) sites where there is contamination caused by underground storage tanks and cleanup activities are being conducted to address the contamination.
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Figure SAF-10: Hazardous Materials Sites
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Goal SAF-7:

To reduce the potential for exposure of humans and the environment to hazardous substances.

Policies
SAF-7.1: Hazardous Material Storage and Disposal. The City shall require proper storage and disposal of hazardous materials, including medical waste, to prevent leakage, potential explosions, fires, or the escape of harmful gases, and to prevent individually innocuous materials from combining to form hazardous
substances, especially at the time of disposal.

SAF-7.2: Designated Routes for Transport of Hazardous Materials. The City shall designate and continue to enforce safe routes through the City for the transport of hazardous materials.

SAF-7.3: Testing and Remediation of Contaminated Sites. The City shall require testing for contamination in areas suspected as potentially hazardous and shall require that the remediation of hazardous areas takes place prior to development in
cooperation with the Santa Barbara County Public Health Department.
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Public Safety
Public safety refers to protecting the public from crimes and other potential dangers. The City contract with the Santa Barbara County Fire District and contracts with the County of Santa Barbara for law enforcement services. The primary goal of these departments is to reduce threats and protect the wellbeing of the community. Other potential threats to the general public include infectious diseases, airplane hazards, exposure to pesticides, and hazardous trees.

Goal SAF-8:

To ensure that Solvang remains a relatively safe community with a low incidence of crime.

Policies
SAF-8.1: Public Safety. The City shall continue to maintain a high-level of public safety in Solvang.

SAF-8.2: Design Review. The City shall ensure through design review that crime prevention and safety are incorporated into new
development projects, especially for residential subdivision and commercial development.

SAF-8.3: Education on Personal Safety. The City shall continue to work with the Chamber of Commerce and the Sheriff to support volunteer and educational programs to inform the public regarding personal safety.

Aircraft Hazards
The Santa Ynez Airport is located approximately 5 miles east of the city. Private aircraft regularly take off, land, refuel, and are stored. Emergency response aircraft are also stored at the airport which serves as a staging ground for the Santa Barbara County Air Support Unit. The Santa Barbara County Airport Land Use Commission (ALUC) adopted an Airport Land Use Plan (ALUP) in 1993 and updated the Plan in 2023 establishing safety zones around the airport to protect the public from potential noise and safety impacts associated with aircraft operations. The ALUP also designates allowable and conditionally allowable land uses for the different safety zones. The currently adopted safety zones overlap a portion of the city’s sphere of influence northwest of the city but do not overlap the city itself.
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Goal SAF-9:

To promote the safe operation of the airport and protect the safety of city residents.

Policies
SAF-9.1: Coordinate with the ALUC. The City shall coordinate with the Airport Land Use Commission (ALUC) on land use planning around the Santa Ynez Airport and the City’s Plan Area.

SAF-9.2: Airport Area of Influence. The City shall submit development proposals for land within the airport area of influence for review by the ALUC for consistency with the Airport Land Use
Compatibility Plan.

SAF-9.3: Airport Land Use Consistency. The City shall work to achieve consistency between General Plan land uses and the ALUP, when and where it is appropriate. Measures may include
restrictions on permitted land uses and development criteria, including height restrictions.

Other Local Hazards
Hazardous Trees
Trees help make Solvang an attractive place for residents and visitors, provide roosting and nesting habitat for birds and other wildlife, while improving the climate and air quality. However, as trees age and/or become affected by disease or drought, they pose a risk from dropping limbs or toppling. Strong winds and saturated soils or erosion around roots contribute to the hazard.

Falling trees and branches can harm people, damage property, obstruct access, clog storm drains, and interrupt power and communications.

Goal SAF-10:

To protect city residents, visitors and infrastructure from the hazards associated with falling trees.
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Policies
SAF-10.1: Tree Maintenance. The City shall continue to maintain trees on City property to minimize hazards, and work with property owners to do the same.

Noise
Noise levels can directly affect the quality of life within a community. Identifying and mitigating existing and new potential sources of noise pollution helps the City maintain a comfortable environment for all to enjoy. Disruptive and loud noise can be a nuisance to the community, and cause stress. Some land uses are more sensitive to noise than others such as residential use, day care facilities, schools, nursing homes, and hospitals and merit additional consideration when it comes to placement and attenuation requirements to ensure acceptable levels of quiet are maintained.

Noise Measurement
Noise is typically described in terms of the loudness (amplitude) and frequency (pitch) of the sound. Noise loudness is measured in decibels (dB). Decibels (dB) are based on a logarithmic scale that condenses the range in sound pressure levels to a more usable number range. A weighted decibel (dBA) is an additional measure of sound that adjusts the sound rating scale to levels consistent with the sensivity range of the human ear. For example, people perceive a sound 10 dBA higher than another sound as being twice as loud, and 20 dBA higher as being four times as loud, and so forth. Everyday sounds normally range from 30 dBA (very quiet) to 100 dBA (very loud).

In California, land use compatibility is primarily measured using Community Noise Equivalent Level (CNEL). The CNEL rating is the average sound level over a 24 hour period, with a penalty of 5 dB added between 7 pm and 10 pm, and a penalty of 10 dB added for the nighttime hours of 10 pm to 7 am. The noise levels identified within this element are discussed using dBA CNEL, unless otherwise indicated.
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State Noise Element Guidelines
The State of California Office of Planning and Research (OPR) Noise Element Guidelines (Guidelines) include recommended noise level standards for cities and counties. The recommended standards may be used to prevent the development of land uses that are incompatible with the surrounding community due to noise impacts.

Figure SAF-11: shows the OPR guidelines by land use category. For example, the OPR recommends a noise standard of 50 dBA CNEL to 60 dBA CNEL for low density residential uses. This noise range is considered to be “normally acceptable” for low density residential uses, and areas where noise levels exceed 60 dBA CNEL would be deemed inappropriate for low density residential uses.

Similar noise standards are recommended for a variety of land use types with varying levels of acceptable noise.
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Figure SAF-11: Typical Community Noise Exposure Level
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The most common noise source in Solvang is traffic-related from on-road vehicles and trucks. Roadway noise levels are influenced by the speed of traffic, type of vehicles, and pavement conditions. In Solvang, the main roadways of concern are State Highway 246 and Alisal, Atterdag, and Alamo Pintado Roads.

Additional sources include industrial processes, mechanical equipment, Heating, ventilating, and air conditioning (HVAC) equipment, and truck loading/unloading.

Intermittent noise can originate from construction activity and aircraft operations. Figure SAF-12: shows the projected future noise contour map for the City of Solvang.
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Figure SAF-12: Noise Contour Map
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Goal SAF-11:

To reduce, minimize and manage noise and vibration to the greatest extent feasible.

Policies
SAF-11.1: Roadway Project Noise Mitigation. The City shall work with Caltrans to require the inclusion of noise mitigation measures along Highway 246 near residential units in the design of new roadway projects where necessary to maintain acceptable noise levels for adjacent uses.

SAF-11.2: Noise Mitigation in Design. The City shall require the use noise mitigation measures where appropriate in the design of new development and redevelopment, especially for residential or other noise-sensitive land uses adjacent to major roads or noisegenerating commercial or industrial areas to ensure internal noise levels of the receiving noise-sensitive uses remain at acceptable levels.

SAF-11.3: Sensitive Areas. The City shall ensure acceptable noise levels are maintained near schools, hospitals, and other noise sensitive areas through proper land use decisions and site plan review.

SAF-11.4: Vibration Impacts. For projects involving the use of major vibration generating equipment (e.g., pile drivers, vibratory rollers) that could generate groundborne vibration levels in excess of 0.2 in/sec ppv, the City may require a project-specific vibration impact assessment to analyze potential groundborne vibrational impacts and may require measures to reduce ground vibration levels.
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Public Health Emergencies
During health emergencies, local jurisdictions provide initial leadership, resources, and information to their immediate communities while establishing public-private and regional response efforts. As a result, the City must work with health providers, Santa Barbara County, and local stakeholders to develop coordinated initial responses to public health emergencies that rely on local resources.

Pandemics have the potential to be the deadliest threat to public health. A pandemic can occur when a new strain of influenza or other pathogen emerges to which most or all of the world’s human population has had no previous exposure and thus has no immunity.

Although the timing, nature, and severity of a public health emergency cannot be predicted, a planned and coordinated response is critical to minimizing the public health impact, as well as the social and economic disruption to our everyday lives.

The following goal and policies guide preparedness, response, and recovery efforts by the City for current and future health emergencies. 
For goals and policies relating to community health and emergency services, please refer to Section PFS-4 (Law Enforcement, Fire Protection, and Emergency Services) and PFS-6 (Community Health) in the Public Facilities, Services, and Infrastructure Element.

Goal SAF-12:

Reduce the potential and severity of short- and long-term health emergencies, control the rate and extent of the spread of an illness, reduce economic and social displacement, and reduce loss of life.

Policies
SAF-12.1: State and County Minimum Requirements. The City shall implement all minimum requirements from appropriate State of California and Santa Barbara County agencies relative to declared public health emergencies.

SAF-12.2: Interagency Coordination. The City shall work closely with the State of California and Santa Barbara County health officials to make certain that City needs are considered and addressed and 426
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to inform residents of programs and resources in a timely manner.

SAF-12.3: Communication and Education. The City shall continue to maintain and enhance communications and education
resources to provide timely and up-to-date information
concerning public health emergencies, with specific focus on vulnerable populations.

SAF-12.4: Public Health Emergency Minimize Disease Spread. The City shall collaborate with the Santa Barbara County Public Health Department and other jurisdictions to implement measures that minimize the risk of disease spread based on best available data.

SAF-12.5: Resources. The City shall work with the State of California and Santa Barbara County to maintain a supply of resources
necessary to track, respond to, and recover from a public health emergency.

SAF-12.6: Organizational Partnerships. The City shall partner with organizations responsible for essential health care and human services to ensure those services are provided as early as possible to respond during, and recover after, a public health emergency or event.

SAF-12.7: Disease Vector Control. The City shall work collaboratively with other agencies to control vectors such as mosquitos to protect Solvang residents from vector-borne diseases.
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Climate Impacts
Climate change is a global phenomenon that has the potential to affect local health, natural resources, infrastructure, emergency response, tourism, and many other facets of society.

In Solvang, the most pronounced effects of climate change will be increased average temperature, more extreme heat days, and elevated drought risk, all of which may lead to increased wildfires. Wildfires, as mentioned previously in this Safety Element, have historically been an issue of concern in Solvang and throughout the region and will increasingly be a challenge for the City. Air quality impacts from fires, both local and throughout the western region, may also continue to be an issue. Air quality has generally been good in Solvang, however, more frequent occurrence of wildfires due to climate change is likely to disrupt this trend, as addressed in the Environment and Sustainability Element.

Goal SAF-13:

To reduce and/or prevent loss of life, injury, and property damage due to climate impacts.

Policies
SAF-13.1: Water Conservation. The City shall continue to support water conservation programs and efficiency upgrades through
education, regulation, and incentives. The city will work with hotels and restaurant to encourage water use reduction
measures.

SAF-13.2: Climate Resilient Public Facilities. The City shall require development, renovation, and maintenance of public facilities be designed to minimize vulnerabilities to climate impacts such as heat, fire, and drought.

SAF-13.3: Resilience Hubs. The City shall establish community facilities that provide a safe harbor to vulnerable populations during climate hazard events such as fires, poor air quality, extreme heat, and floods (known as resilience hubs).
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SAF-13.4: Building Retrofits. The City shall support retrofits of existing structures to better withstand climate impacts, including extreme heat, poor air quality, fire, and floods.

SAF-13.5: Green Infrastructure. The City shall encourage development and redevelopment projects incorporate green infrastructure such as street trees, landscaping, and green and cool roofs to mitigate the effects of extreme heat events.

SAF-13.6: Climate Adaptation Planning. The City shall continue to evaluate and plan for climate change impacts and coordinate planning efforts with Santa Barbara County and other
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Assembly Bill 2140 (AB 2140) Fact Sheet
Information for Counties and Cities
What is AB 2140?
Passed in 2006, Assembly Bill No. 2140 (AB 2140) allows California counties and cities to be considered for additional state cost-share on eligible Public Assistance projects by adopting their current, FEMA-approved local hazard mitigation plans (LHMPs) into the Safety Element of their General Plan. This adoption, along with other requirements, makes the county or city eligible to be considered for part or all of its local-share costs on eligible Public Assistance projects to be provided by the state through the California Disaster Assistance Act (CDAA). For more information regarding Public Assistance, please visit Cal OES Public Assistance Division.

How Can AB 2140 Help Counties, Cities, and Your Citizens? For eligible Public Assistance projects, the typical local (non-federal) cost share is 25% of the total project cost. CDAA can allow the state to pay up to 18.75% of the nonfederal share, that would otherwise fall upon the county or city, to pay for eligible Public Assistance projects once the legislature has passed a bill allowing additional state funding after a disaster occurs. Upon approval of the legislature, counties and cities that are AB 2140 compliant are also eligible to be considered for the remaining

6.25% local share to be funded by the state, essentially covering the entire local-share cost for eligible Public Assistance projects. Please note that funding is not guaranteed.

What Do You Need to Know?  AB 2140 is not a requirement; it is an optional state incentive to help counties and cities become more resilient to natural hazards. Be sure to work with your planning department as the process proceeds.
 There are multiple steps that must be completed before Cal OES can issue a letter of AB 2140 compliance. These steps are listed in detail below in the section What Are the Steps to Become AB 2140 Compliant?  Be aware that adopting the LHMP via a formal resolution is a federal requirement for FEMA to officially “approve” the LHMP and does not make your jurisdiction automatically AB 2140 compliant. AB 2140 is a state incentive which also requires adopting your LHMP into the Safety Element of your General Plan.

However, both adoptions can take place at the same time using the same adoption resolution.
 AB 2140 compliance expires when the LHMP expires. You must re-adopt the LHMP itself AND adopt the LHMP into the Safety Element of your General Plan each time you update your LHMP in order to continue compliance.  For multi-jurisdiction hazard mitigation plans (MJHMPs), the county and each city in the MJHMP must adopt its own specific annex into its own General Plan 430
Safety Element. Annex jurisdictions are not covered under the county’s adoption.
 Special districts are not eligible for AB 2140 compliance as they do not have General Plans.
 For additional information on General Plan and Safety Element requirements please contact the California Office of Planning and Research (OPR).

What Are the Steps to Become AB 2140 Compliant?

1. Complete and submit an LHMP to the Governor’s Office of Emergency Services (Cal OES). A jurisdiction must have a current, FEMA-approved LHMP. a. Cal OES will provide an initial review and, if applicable, request required revisions based on the FEMA LHMP Guidance.
b. Once Cal OES has determined the plan has met all FEMA LHMP requirements, Cal OES will then forward the LHMP to FEMA for final review and approval.
c. For questions or assistance, please contact the Cal OES Local Mitigation Planning Unit at [email protected].

2. LHMP adoption AND adoption into the Safety Element of the General Plan a. Adopt the LHMP via a formal resolution following your jurisdiction’s typical procedure once FEMA has issued “approvable pending adoption” (APA) status. Once FEMA receives a signed adoption resolution, they can then issue an official “approval” notice for your LHMP.
i. A sample adoption resolution for your LHMP is provided in Appendix B of the FEMA LHMP Policy Guide.
b. At this time, you may also choose to adopt the LHMP into the Safety Element of your General Plan using the same resolution in order to meet a requirement of AB 2140 compliance (see step 3).
i. Within the Safety Element update adoption resolution, there must be language specific to adopting the LHMP into the Safety Element of the General Plan, and the resolution must be signed and approved before the LHMP expires. This adoption can occur at the same time the LHMP is adopted to comply with FEMA requirements, or it can occur after the LHMP is approved but before it expires after five years.
c. At any time during the life of an approved LHMP a jurisdiction may choose to adopt the LHMP into the Safety Element of their General Plan, however, when the LHMP expires, AB 2140 compliance will also expire. 431

3. Safety Element Language
a. The local agency must include language specific to the LHMP within the Safety Element of their General Plan and make the LHMP easily accessible in its entirety as a weblink, appendices, or attachment (see step 4).
b. Jurisdictions should follow their own internal procedures for Safety Element language, however, below is sample language that may be used:
i. “The Local Hazard Mitigation Plan (LHMP) for the [Add Jurisdiction Name] planning area was developed in accordance with the Disaster Mitigation Act of 2000 (DMA 2000) and followed FEMA’s Local Hazard Mitigation Plan guidance. The LHMP incorporates a process where hazards are identified and profiled, the people and facilities at risk are analyzed, and mitigation actions are developed to reduce or eliminate hazard risk. The implementation of these mitigation actions, which include both short and long-term strategies, involve planning, policy changes, programs, projects, and other activities. (Add a web link or language directing to the LHMP attachment or appendix within the Safety Element. Discussed further in step #4 below.)”

4. LHMP Accessibility and Links
a. The current, approved LHMP must be easily accessible and available to the public viewing the Safety Element. This requirement can be met by linking the LHMP electronically to the General Plan Safety Element or by including the LHMP in its entirety as an attachment or appendix in the Safety Element and referencing its location with the plan. b. Web links should be monitored so that they are in working condition and bring the viewer to the most recent approved version of the LHMP.

5. E-mail the link to the updated General Plan Safety Element web page along with the signed adoption resolution(s) to the Cal OES AB 2140 inbox [email protected] for review and approval.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Who do I contact if I have additional questions regarding my LHMP or AB 2140 status?
A: For questions regarding AB 2140 compliance please contact [email protected]. For questions pertaining to your LHMP, please contact the Cal OES Local Hazard Mitigation Planning team at
[email protected].

Q: If a county is AB 2140 compliant, are its cities automatically covered? A: No. Each county and city must:

1. Have either your own stand-alone LHMP or have an annex in a MJHMP.

2. Have adopted your approved stand-alone LHMP or annex into your own General Plan Safety Element.

Q: Can a jurisdiction obtain AB 2140 compliance before their LHMP is approvable pending adoption (APA) from FEMA?
A: No. The LHMP must be either APA or officially “approved” by FEMA before you may adopt to obtain AB 2140 compliance.

Q: Are special districts covered under their county’s LHMP since they do not have their own general plan?
A: No. Special districts are not qualified for additional cost share under AB 2140 because they do not have a General Plan.

Q: If a county or city becomes AB 2140 compliant, does this compliance last forever?
A: No. AB 2140 compliance expires on the day the LHMP expires. You must re-adopt your LHMP into your General Plan Safety Element each time you update your LHMP.

Q: Once a county or city becomes AB 2140 compliant, are they guaranteed funding?
A: No. You will be eligible to be considered for additional CDAA funding upon approval of the legislature. There is no guarantee of funding.

Q: Can a city or county adopt their LHMP to obtain AB 2140 compliance at the same time they adopt their LHMP to fulfill the FEMA requirement when the LHMP is approvable pending adoption?
A: Yes, this is a viable option. It is crucial, however, that Cal OES receives a copy of the adoption resolution to ensure compliance. Your jurisdiction is 433

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not compliant until Cal OES has documentation and has issued a compliance letter.

Q: If the actual LHMP is added to the General Plan, but not within the Safety Element, is language still required in the Safety Element? A: Yes, language specific to the LHMP and a web link, appendix, or language within the Safety Element that directs the public to the most current, approved LHMP in its entirety is required to be in the Safety Element.

AB 2140 Compliance Checklist
In order to issue a letter of AB 2140 compliance, Cal OES will review and verify that your jurisdiction has performed the following:
 Has a current, FEMA-approved or approvable pending adoption (APA) LHMP.  Formally adopted the LHMP via resolution.
 Formally adopted the most current, approved LHMP into the Safety Element of your General Plan via resolution.
 Included language within the Safety Element of your General Plan that references your LHMP.
 Included a web link, appendix, or language within the Safety Element that directs the public to the most current, approved LHMP in its entirety.  E-mailed the link to the updated General Plan Safety Element web page along with the signed, adoption resolution(s) to the Cal OES AB 2140 inbox [email protected] for review and approval.

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Docusign Envelope ID: F06B0336- B9AF- 461D- 8257- 07D7C9BB6735 RESOLUTION NO. 25- 03

A RESOLUTION OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF SOLVANG, CALIFORNIA

RECOMMENDING THE CITY COUNCIL AMEMD THE SAFETY ELEMENT OF THE GENERAL

PLAN TO INCORPORATE THE CITY' SADOPTED LOCAL HAZARD MITIGATION PLAN AND AMEND FIGURE SAF- 8, FIRE HAZARD SEVERITY ZONES, FOR CONSISTENCY WITH THE

CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF FORESTY FIRE HAZARD MITIGATION MAP SUBJECT TO CITY

COUNCIL ADOPTION OF THE SAME
WHEREAS, on July 8, 2024, the City Council adopted the City' s Current General Plan; and
WHEREAS, the Federal Emergency Management Agency ( FEMA) requires local governments to provide and maintain a hazard mitigation plan in order to qualify for several types of grant funding and assistance programs; and
WHEREAS, Public Law 106- 390, Section 322, commonly known as the Disaster Mitigation Act of 2000 ( DMA 2000), and the associated Interim Final Rule, 44 CFR Part 201 and 206, published in the Federal Register on February 26, 2002 establishes planning and funding criteria for states and local communities; and
WHEREAS, local jurisdictions may adopt a local hazard mitigation plan ( LHMP) into the Safety Element of a General Plan to provide supplemental information and/ orfulfill planning requirements pursuant to Government Code Sections 65302 and 65302.; and WHEREAS, pursuant to Assembly Bill ( AB) 2140, California cities that adopt a LHMP, as well as incorporate the LHMP into the Safety Element of the city' sGeneral Plan, are eligible for increased State cost -share on certain Public Assistance projects, an important funding source in the event of disaster; and
WHEREAS, on April 10, 2023, the City Council adopted the City' scurrent LHMP WHEREAS, in order for the City' sSafety Element to be compliant with the specifications of AB 2140, additional language must be added/ moified to make the LHMP accessible in its entirety to the reader; and
WHEREAS, on March 10, 2025, the California Department of Forestry and Fire ( CalFire) released updated fire hazard severity zone maps for local areas of responsibility in Santa Barbara County ("2025 CalFire Fire Severity Zone Map"); and
WHEREAS, on May 27, 2025 the City Council considered for first reading an ordinance to adopt the 2025 CalFire Fire Severity Zone Map for the City; and WHEREAS, pending City Council adoption of the 2025 CalFire Fire Severity Zone Map, the Planning Commission desires to amend Figure SAF- 8, Fire Hazard Severity Zones for consistency with the new map; and
WHEREAS, pursuant to the requirements of Senate Bill 18 ( 2004), the City notified local tribes of the Safety Element amendment, provided a 90 -day period for consultation requests, and all requests for consultation have been completed; and
WHEREAS, the proposed General Plan Amendment is exempt from environmental review under the CEQA Guidelines Section 15061( b)( 3) and Public Resources Code Sec. 21065, which exempts projects that would have no potential for causing a significant impact on the environment. The language being added and amended in the Safety element incorporates the LHMP document into the General Plan document and does not in itself propose any change to the environment. The LHMP contains goals and objectives for not only responding to hazards and emergencies, but proactively PC Resolution 25- 03 Safety Element Amendment: 435
Docusign Envelope ID: F06B0336- B9AF- 461D- 8257- 07D7C9BB6735 mitigating harmful effects to the built and natural environment; and WHEREAS, the Planning Commission held a duly noticed public hearing on June 2, 2025 at which time all interested persons were given the opportunity to be heard.

NOW THEREFORE, THE PLANNING COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF SOLVANG DOES HEREBY RESOLVE AS FOLLOWS:

SECTION 1. The Recitals set forth above are true and correct and are adopted as findings in support of this Resolution.

SECTION 2. The Planning Commission of the City of Solvang hereby recommends that the City Council approve amendments to the General Plan Safety Element as depicted in Exhibit "A" and as follows:

Add a new section entitled " Relationship to the Local Hazard Mitigation Plan" on page SAF- 3 Add a new policy " SAF- 1.0: Local Hazard Mitigation Plan" SECTION 3. The Planning Commission of the City of Solvang hereby recommends, subject to adoption of an ordinance adopting the 2025 CalFire Fire Severity Zone Map by the City Council, that the City Council amend Figure SAF- 8, Fire Hazard Severity Zones, in the Safety Element of the General Plan consistent with the 2025 CalFire Fire Severity Zone Map.

SECTION 4. This Resolution is effective immediately upon adoption.

SECTION 5. The City Clerk shall certify to the passage and adoption of this Resolution and shall cause a certified copy to be filed in the book of original resolutions.

PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED this 2nd day of June, 2025.

Signed by:
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA

COUNTY OF SANTA BARBARA

CITY OF SOLVANG
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I, Annamarie Porter, City Clerk of the City of Solvang, California do hereby certify that Resolution No. 25- 03 was passed and adopted by the Planning Commission of the City of Solvang at a regular meeting of said Planning Commission held on the 2nd day of June, 2025, and thereafter signed and approved by the Chair and attested by the City Clerk, and that said resolution was adopted by the following vote:

AYES: ADLER, PETERSEN, SPARKS- GILLIS, WILLIAMS, ZIGLER NOES: NONE
ABSTAIN: NONE
ABSENT: NONE
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CITY COUNCIL STAFF REPORT
Agenda Item 8.a
Meeting Date: July 14, 2025
SUBJECT: Introduce by title only for first reading Ordinance 25-0383 Amending Chapter 4 (Cross Connection Plan) of Title 9 (Water and Sewer) of the Solvang Municipal Code to update the City’s Cross Connection Program and making a determination of exemption under the California Environmental Quality Act and receive and file an updated Cross-Connection Control Plan PREPARED BY: Jose Acosta, Utility Director
DISCUSSION:

In December 2023, the State Water Resources Control Board (SWRCB) adopted a new CrossConnection Control Policy Handbook (CCCPH), which became effective July 1, 2024. The CCCPH replaces prior regulations under Title 17 of the California Code of Regulations and establishes updated standards for preventing backflow and ensuring potable water system integrity.

To comply with the new CCCPH, public water systems must:
• Develop and implement a formal Cross-Connection Control Plan (CCC Plan); • Update local ordinances or operating rules;
• Submit the completed plan to the State Division of Drinking Water (DDW) by July 1, 2025.

The City of Solvang has prepared and submitted a comprehensive CCC Plan, which outlines the City’s compliance framework for backflow prevention, hazard assessments, inspection and testing procedures, and legal enforcement authority. The Plan was prepared in coordination with certified specialists from Tetra Tech along with City staff.

In addition to submitting the plan, staff have drafted proposed revisions to Chapter 4 of Title 9 of the Solvang Municipal Code to align with the requirements of the CCCPH and to support enforcement of the CCC Plan.

Key Changes to the Ordinance
The revised ordinance includes the following notable updates:
• Updated Definitions: Aligning definitions with the CCCPH, including new terms such as “High Hazard Cross-Connection,” “Premises Containment,” and “Cross-Connection Control Specialist.”
• Hazard Assessments: Establishing requirements for evaluating the degree of hazard posed by individual premises, including criteria based on complexity, auxiliary water sources, and prior incidents.
• Backflow Prevention Requirements: Expanding the City's authority to require and enforce installation, testing, and maintenance of backflow prevention assemblies, including specific timelines for repair or replacement.
• Testing and Certification: Establishing new certification standards and field-testing procedures for backflow prevention assembly testers, consistent with state requirements. • Service Termination and Hearings: Clarifying enforcement provisions, including procedures for water service termination and the right to a hearing for non-compliance.

These updates are necessary to ensure the City’s program remains compliant with State law and continues to protect the integrity of the public drinking water system. 438
On June 13, 2025, the State Division of Drinking Water issued an approval letter confirming that the City's CCC Plan complies with the CCCPH requirements.

Staff recommends that the City Council (i) receive and file the City’s CCC Plan and (ii) introduce the proposed ordinance amending Chapter 4 of Title 9 of the Solvang Municipal Code for first reading by title only.

ALTERNATIVES:

None. The City must adopt the proposed ordinance amending Chapter 4 of Title 9 of the Municipal Code to follow the requirements of the SWRCB CCCPH.

FISCAL IMPACT:

There is no immediate fiscal impact resulting from the adoption of the plan and ordinance. Ongoing implementation will be managed by existing Water Division staff and contractors.

ATTACHMENTS:

A. Cross Connection Control Plan - Final DRAFT
B. Approval Letter from SWRCB- Dated June 13, 2025
C. Ordinance No 25-0383
D. Legislative Redline of Prior Ordinance
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3 TABLE OF CONTENTS

1.0 INTRODUCTION ................................................................................................................................................. 6

2.0 ACHIEVING AND MAINTAINING COMPLIANCE WITH THE CCCPH ............................................................. 6

3.0 HAZARD ASSESSMENTS ................................................................................................................................. 7

3.1 Initial Hazard Assessments Time Frame ...................................................................................................... 7

3.2 Hazard Assessment Approach ..................................................................................................................... 8

3.2.1 Cross-Connection Survey .................................................................................................................... 8

3.3 Hazard Determination ................................................................................................................................... 9

3.3.1 Cross-Connections .............................................................................................................................. 9

3.4 Cross-Connection Control ........................................................................................................................... 11

3.4.1 Cross-Connection Abatement ........................................................................................................... 12

3.5 Ongoing Hazard Assessment ..................................................................................................................... 13

3.6 Personnel .................................................................................................................................................... 13

4.0 LEGAL AUTHORITY ........................................................................................................................................ 14

5.0 PROCESS AND TIME FRAMES FOR INSPECTIONS AND FIELD TESTING ............................................... 14

5.1 BPA Inspection and Testing Requirements ................................................................................................ 15

5.1.1 Inspection .......................................................................................................................................... 15

5.1.2 Field Testing ...................................................................................................................................... 15

5.2 Air Gap ........................................................................................................................................................ 16

6.0 NON-TESTABLE BACKFLOW PREVENTER INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE ................................. 16

6.1 Approval ...................................................................................................................................................... 16

6.2 Installation ................................................................................................................................................... 16

6.3 Maintenance ................................................................................................................................................ 16

7.0 BPA FIELD TESTERS REQUIREMENTS ........................................................................................................ 17

7.1 Certification ................................................................................................................................................. 17

7.2 Prohibitions ................................................................................................................................................. 17

7.3 BPA Tester Verification ............................................................................................................................... 17

7.4 Field Test Kit Accuracy Verification ............................................................................................................ 17

7.5 BPA Field Test Result Reports ................................................................................................................... 18

8.0 BACKFLOW INCIDENT PROCEDURE............................................................................................................ 18

8.1 Notification .................................................................................................................................................. 18

8.2 Documentation of the Investigation ............................................................................................................. 18

8.3 Response and Follow-up Activities ............................................................................................................. 18 442
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8.3.2 Unprotected Cross-Connection ......................................................................................................... 18

9.0 TRACKING SYSTEM ........................................................................................................................................ 19

10.0 USER SUPERVISORS .................................................................................................................................... 19

11.0 CORRECTIVE ACTIONS ................................................................................................................................ 19

11.1 Cross-Connection with Deficient BPA ....................................................................................................... 19

11.2 Cross-Connection with No Backflow Prevention ...................................................................................... 20

11.3 BPA Repair and Replacement .................................................................................................................. 20

12.0 PUBLIC OUTREACH ...................................................................................................................................... 20

13.0 COORDINATION WITH LOCAL ENTITIES ................................................................................................... 21

14.0 WORKS CITED ............................................................................................................................................... 22

LIST OF TABLES
Table 1. Water System Summary ........................................................................................................................... 6 Table 2. Initial Hazard Assessments Summary .................................................................................................... 7 Table 3. Typical Cross-Connections Found in Facilities ................................................................................... 10 Table 4. Backflow Protection Requirements ...................................................................................................... 11 Table 5. Key Personnel ......................................................................................................................................... 13 Table 6. BPA Tester Certification Compliance Dates ........................................................................................ 17 Table 7. Cross-Connection Abatement Period ................................................................................................... 20 Table 8. Local Entity Coordination ...................................................................................................................... 21

APPENDICES
Appendix A: Cross-Connection Questionnaire and Survey Form Appendix B: Guidance for Installation of Air Gaps and Backflow Preventers Appendix C: Cross-Connection Control Specialist Certificate Appendix D: City’s Legal Authority Ordinance Code
Appendix E: Inventory of BPAs Installed within the City of Solvang Appendix F: List of FCCCHR Approved BPAs
Appendix G: Blank BPA Test Form
Appendix H: Backflow Incident Form
Appendix I: Compliance Notice
Appendix J: Outreach Brochure

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5 ACRONYMS AND ABBREVIATIONS
Acronym/Abbreviation Definition
AG Air Gap
ANSI American National Standard Institute
ASSE American Society of Sanitary Engineering
AVB Atmospheric Vacuum Breaker
AWWA American Water Works Association
BPA Backflow Prevention Assembly (testable)
CBSC California Building Standards Commission
CC Cross-Connection
CCC Cross-Connection Control
CCCPH Cross-Connection Control Policy Handbook
CCR California Code of Regulations
CHSC California Health and Safety Code
City City of Solvang
County Health Department County of Santa Barbara Health Department CPC California Plumbing Code
DC Double Check Valve Backflow Prevention Assembly
FCCCHR Foundation for Cross-Connection Control and Hydraulic Research at the University of Southern California
GIS Geographic Information System
IAPMO International Association of Plumbing and Mechanical Officials PVB Pressure Vacuum Breaker
PWS Public Water System
RP Reduced Pressure Principle Backflow Prevention Assembly State Water Board or
SWRCB State Water Resources Control Board
SVB Spill Resistant Pressure Vacuum Breaker
UL Underwriters Laboratories
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6 1.0 INTRODUCTION
The State Water Resources Control Board (State Water Board) adopted the Cross-Connection Control Policy Handbook (CCCPH) on December 19, 2023, establishing standards to protect public health by ensuring that a public water system’s (PWS’s) potable water distribution system will not be subject to the backflow of liquids, gases, or other substances, in accordance with California Health and Safety Code (CHSC), section 116555(a)(2).

The CCCPH applies to all California PWSs as described in CHSC, section 116275(h) (SWRCB 2023).

The City of Solvang (City) owns and operates a PWS with approximately 2,106 service connections, and its operation is regulated by CCCPH requirements and prescribed standards. Specifically, as prescribed by the CCCPH, the City is required to prepare and submit by 1 July 2025 a Cross-Connection Control (CCC) Plan stating how it will meet the requirements of the CCCPH. The CCCPH also requires that the CCC Plan be developed in consultation with a certified CCC specialist if the PWS has 1,000 or more service connections.

Since the City has more than 1,000 service connections, it contracted with Tetra Tech to provide a certified crossconnection control specialist to develop the CCC Plan. The Tetra Tech staff member in charge of preparing this CCC Plan is certified as a cross-connection control specialist by the American Water Works Association (AWWA).

Table 1 summarizes the City’s potable water system.

Table 1. Water System Summary
Description
Public water system name City of Solvang
Public water system number CA4210013
Number of residential service connections 1,808
Number of commercial service connections 279
Number of industrial service connections 19
Source: https://sdwis.waterboards.ca.gov/PDWW/

2.0 ACHIEVING AND MAINTAINING COMPLIANCE WITH THE CCCPH This CCC Plan is designed to help the City strengthen its Cross-Connection Control Program and achieve and maintain compliance with the CCCPH. It reflects the elements that the City has in place to protect its potable water supply while addressing state compliance requirements established under the recently approved CCCPH.

The plan consists of sections 1.0 Introduction, 2.0 Achieving and Maintaining Compliance with the CCCPH, 3.0 Hazard Assessments, 4.0 Legal Authority, 5.0 Process and Time Frames for Inspections and Field Testing, 6.0 Non-testable Backflow Preventer Installation and Maintenance, 7.0 BPA Field Tester Requirements, 8.0 Backflow Incident Procedure, 9.0 Tracking System, 10.0 User Supervisors, 11.0 Corrective Actions, 12.0 Public Outreach,

13.0 Coordination with Local Entities, and 14.0 Works Cited.

Implementation of the CCC Plan combined with the established City ordinance will constitute Solvang’s CrossConnection Control Program. The CCC Plan describes the necessary elements and procedures required to help the City meet the requirements of the CCCPH. Its execution will be an additional step the City takes toward continuing its tradition of providing safe drinking water to its residents. The adoption of the CCC Plan will provide the elements of consistency and continuity as the City’s Cross-Connection Control Program continues to thrive. 445
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7 3.0 HAZARD ASSESSMENTS
This section describes the process, personnel, and time frames for completing initial and ongoing hazard assessments pursuant to CCCPH section 3.2.1. Hazard assessments are intended to assist in developing an understanding of the level of hazard posed by each facility connected to the potable water distribution system.

Initial hazard assessments are conducted to establish a baseline for all commercial (i.e., commercial, industrial, and agricultural) and residential facilities whereas ongoing hazard assessments are conducted to revisit facilities that undergo modifications, such as changes in operations or processes and remodeling. Another reason for ongoing hazard assessments is the presence of new cross-connections (CCs) observed during the process of conducting day-to-day field operations by City staff.

The following sections describe the time frame for conducting the initial hazard assessment and the process of conducting initial and ongoing hazard assessments.

3.1 INITIAL HAZARD ASSESSMENTS TIME FRAME
The City will conduct initial hazard assessments of water users’ premises (e.g., City buildings; commercial, industrial, and agricultural establishments; and residential units) to assign a hazard level to each facility connected to the City’s potable water distribution system.

The City will conduct the initial hazard assessment of all users’ premises and its potable water distribution system within a 4-year period at the rate of 25 percent of all facilities per year. Hazard assessments will target 25 percent of residential connections and 25 percent of commercial connections each year, with the priority being facilities as described in the summary of the hazard assessment plan provided in Error! Reference source not found..

Table 2. Initial Hazard Assessments Summary
Year
No.

Calendar
Year
Premises
Type
Target
(%) Priority
1 2026 Commercial,
residential 25
• High hazard facilities fitting the description of those listed in Appendix D of the CCCPH
• Residential facilities with pools
2 2027 Commercial,
residential 25
• Commercial facilities with BPAs for which hazard levels have not been determined
• Residential facilities with domestic wells
3 2028 Commercial,
residential 25 • Commercial facilities with intricate plumbing systems • Multifamily residential complexes
4 2029 Commercial,
residential 25 • Commercial facilities in general
• Residential facilities in general
Note: BPA – backflow prevention assembly.

At the time this CCC Plan was being prepared, a profile of all facilities connected to the City’s potable water system had not been completed because of the complexity of the research required (e.g., record research and analysis). As a result, it is probable that, in the process of grouping residential and commercial facilities, there will be less or more than 25 percent of the targeted facilities assessed during a specific year. For example, it is possible that, in year 1, the number of the type of high-hazard facilities listed in Appendix D of the CCCPH will be less than 25 percent of the City’s total number of commercial facilities. In such a case, to conduct assessments of 25 percent of the facilities that need to be assessed, facilities from the following year will be targeted and 446
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8 assessed. Similarly, if there are too many facilities of the type being targeted in any given year, the surplus will be rolled over to the following year. For this reason, during the first hazard assessment year, a thorough review of records will be conducted to determine facility type and features that provide information necessary to profile and group each facility.

3.2 HAZARD ASSESSMENT APPROACH
This CCC Plan’s approach to performing hazard assessments consists of conducting a survey of all the facilities connected to the City’s potable water system, determining hazard level for each facility, and determining backflow prevention methods to control CCs.

3.2.1 Cross-Connection Survey
The survey effort consists of using several exercises geared toward determining the level of hazard presented by each end facility. The key measures include a CC survey questionnaire and a CC survey form, review of available permitting and as-built records, and site visits to user premises. Appendix A provides the survey questionnaire and the survey form. The following describes the key elements of the CC survey.

3.2.1.1 GIS Maps and Tracking Application
An atlas-type booklet depicting the City’s distribution system will be assembled as a tool to navigate and track areas and facilities targeted each year for hazard assessment. The City will also employ a geographic information system (GIS) application similar to ArcGIS Field Maps to document observed uncontrolled CCs and installed backflow preventers. The application will enable the City to instantly track hazard assessment progress by using a color-coding feature that assigns different colors for surveyed facilities versus not surveyed facilities. The application will also enable the survey team to document the location of observed CCs and existing backflow preventers as well as download and validate compiled data back in the office. Key data collected in the application are represented in the CC Survey form included in Appendix A.

3.2.1.2 Records Review
To identify the type of operations and processes, a review of existing records will be conducted. Coordination with the City’s engineering, utility, and permitting departments will be carried out to procure available records leading to developing an understanding of each facility’s water uses. The records will be reviewed for specific systems, including, but not limited to, swimming pools, irrigation systems, fire sprinkler systems, boilers, chillers, cooling towners, and auxiliary sources (e.g., domestic wells and recycled water).

3.2.1.3 Cross-Connection Survey Form and Questionnaire
At the beginning of the first year of hazard assessments, a CC questionnaire will be mailed out to all residents and business owners. The questionnaire will also be made available through the City’s Cross-Connection Control and Backflow Prevention web page so that it can be viewed and completed with the use of a personal computer or mobile device. The City’s Cross-Connection Control and Backflow Prevention web page address is https://www.cityofsolvang.com/168/Water-Division. Completed returned questionnaires will be reviewed, evaluated, and compiled. The results will be used to help determine the hazard level of each facility.

At the beginning of the second year and each subsequent year, questionnaires will be sent out again to customers who did not answer the questionnaire the previous year. This approach is geared toward collecting the maximum number of completed questionnaires and to understanding hazard levels posed by each customer connected to the City’s potable water distribution system. 447
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9 3.2.1.4 Site Visit
At the time of the preparation of this CCC Plan, the City had identified water uses for most of the CCs having backflow prevention assemblies (BPAs) that are inventoried in the City’s Backflow Prevention Tracking System based on prior site visits to commercial facilities, review of as-built drawings, and information provided by BPA testers. Site visits will be conducted to confirm that existing BPAs are adequately protecting against their associated CCs and to identify any BPAs and CCs for which records have not been previously identified.

3.2.1.4.1 Commercial Facilities
Site visits to commercial facilities (e.g., commercial, industrial, and agricultural) will be conducted to verify existing BPA information, document installed BPAs not currently inventoried in the City’s tracking system, and identify any unprotected CCs needing backflow protection. Existing BPAs will be inspected for information including point of use, manufacturer’s plate data verification, and proper installation per California Plumbing Code (CPC) and manufacturer’s recommendations. Air gaps (AGs) will be recorded and inspected to determine proper operation, and that the installation complies with the CPC.

3.2.1.4.2 Residential Premises
Residential premises (single-family and multi-family) will be grouped by community based on construction patterns such as year constructed and similar construction configuration. As-built drawings will be reviewed to identify community groupings and structure configurations. On-site visits will be conducted as needed to verify community groupings, verify existing BPA information, document installed BPAs that may not be currently inventoried in the City’s tracking system, and identify any unprotected CCs needing backflow protection. On-site visits will be focused on community areas and landscapes with irrigation systems requiring BPAs.

3.3 HAZARD DETERMINATION
The information collected from the record review process, customers’ completed questionnaires, and survey site visits will be compiled, validated, and used to determine level of hazard for each facility.

The degree of hazard associated with a CC is either a pollution (or non-health) or contamination (or health) hazard and is related to the conditions within a system supplied with potable water. A non-health hazard is ranked as low hazard. A health hazard is ranked as high hazard.

The hazard assessment will also determine whether existing BPAs provide adequate protection based on the degree of hazard determined for the associated CC. The following sections describe the criteria used to determine hazard levels.

3.3.1 Cross-Connections
A CC is an actual or potential connection between drinking water piping and a non-potable water source (e.g., sink, toilet, irrigation system, fire sprinkler system, pool, chiller, or boiler). Potable water can become impaired by pollutants or contaminants through backflow.

The CPC describes pollution as an impairment of the quality of the potable water to a degree that does not create a hazard to the public health, but which does adversely and unreasonably affect the aesthetic qualities of the potable water for domestic use. The CPC also describes contamination as an impairment of the quality of the potable water that creates an actual hazard to the public health through poisoning or through the spread of disease by substances such as sewage, industrial fluids, or waste (CBSC 2022).

Backflow is the undesired flow of pollutants or contaminants into the potable water system. Backflow can occur through either backsiphonage or backpressure. Backsiphonage is created when the supply water pressure is lowered to a sub-atmospheric condition. For example, backsiphonage can occur when a main water line that is 448
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10 installed below the street surface breaks, causing a pressure loss downstream of the break, and drawing water with non-potable substances from a higher elevation into the potable water system. Backpressure occurs when the downstream pressure is higher than the supply pressure. One instance in which backpressure can occur is when circulating pumps installed in the drinking water supply network introduce a reverse of flow at a pressure higher than the supply pressure.

Plumbing fixtures (e.g., lavatories, toilets, urinals, sinks, tubs, showers, and hose bibbs) installed in accordance with the plumbing code typically use AGs or vacuum breakers to protect potable water. Other plumbing systems such as irrigation systems, fire sprinkler systems, boilers, and chillers are required to use BPAs or other types of backflow prevention devices.

Each facility poses either a pollution (or non-health) or contamination (or health) hazard depending on various factors, including the type of operations, plumbing configurations, and materials used for each facility. Hazard level for each facility will be primarily based on the CC with the highest hazard level associated with the facility.

Each CC within a facility represents a pollution or contamination hazard. Non-health hazards impair the aesthetics of potable water and are also called low hazards. Health hazards are capable of inflicting health damage to humans and are also referred to as high hazards. Table 3 provides a list of typical CCs found in facilities.

Table 3. Typical Cross-Connections Found in Facilities
Cross-Connection Pollutants or Contaminants Hazard
Level
Typical
Backflow
Prevention
Method
Fire sprinkler system Stagnant water and pipe residues Low DC Fire sprinkler system Injected chemicals High RP
Irrigation systems Fertilizers, herbicides, pesticides, pet waste High AVB, RP
Boilers and chillers Corrosion inhibitors High RP
RV dump stations Sewage High AG, RP
Laboratory faucets Chemicals High AVB
Mop and service sink Wash water and cleaning agents High AVB Dish washer and food
processors
Wash water, food waste, cleaning
agents High AVB
Pool Used chlorinated water High AG, RP
Notes: AG – air gap; AVB – atmospheric vacuum breaker; DC – double check valve backflow prevention assembly; RP – reduced pressure principle backflow prevention assembly; RV – recreational vehicle. The list in this table does not include all CCs found within facilities.

3.3.1.1 Degree of Plumbing System Complexity
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11 systems, fire sprinkler systems, boilers, chillers, pumps, and manufacturing processes. Facilities with complex systems will typically be identified during the CC survey.

3.3.1.2 Auxiliary Water Supplies
Auxiliary water supplies such as domestic wells supply water that has not been treated to meet primary and secondary water quality standards. These systems are typically fitted with pumps to pump ground water to the surface. These pumps introduce pressure to move water from a lower to a higher elevation. When interconnected with the potable water system, they introduce a backpressure against the supply pressure of the potable water system. For this reason, facilities with auxiliary water supplies will be deemed as having a high hazard level.

Auxiliary systems will be identified either during the process of reviewing construction records or while on an onsite survey.

3.3.1.3 Facilities with Likelihood of Introducing Backflow Facilities with distribution system conditions that may increase the likelihood of a backflow event, such as hydraulic gradient differences impacted by main breaks and high-water demand situations, and/or multiple service connections will be assessed as having a high hazard level. This type of facility will be most likely identified during the CC survey.

3.3.1.4 User Premises Accessibility
Premises with accessibility constraints represent an unknown with possible high-hazard CCs. For this reason, facilities with accessibility constraints will be assessed as having a high hazard level.

3.3.1.5 History of Previous Backflow Incidents
Facilities with a history of previous backflow incidents on the user premises will be deemed as having a high hazard potential and will be assigned a high hazard level.

3.4 CROSS-CONNECTION CONTROL
Guidance in the Manual for Cross-Connection Control, 10th Edition will be used to determine whether installed BPAs are adequate to protect the potable water system, to determine the type of CCC method for uncontrolled CCs identified during survey efforts, and to determine appropriate CCC for new plumbing systems (USC FCCCHR 2009). Table 4 summarizes acceptable backflow protection for different conditions.

Table 4. Backflow Protection Requirements
Hazard Backflow Type Acceptable Backflow Prevention
Method
High Backpressure RP, AG
High Backsiphonage PVB, SVB, RP, AG
High
Backsiphonage (less
than 12 hours of
continuous use)

AVB, SVB, PVB, RP, AG
Low Backpressure RP, DC, AG
Low Backsiphonage PVB, SVB, DC, RP, AG
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Method
Low Backsiphonage (less
than 12 hours of
continuous use)

AVB, PVB, SVB, RP, DC, AG
Notes: AG – air gap; AVB – atmospheric vacuum breaker; DC – double check valve backflow prevention assembly; PVB – pressure vacuum breaker; RP – reduced pressure principle backflow prevention assembly; SVB – spill resistant pressure vacuum breaker.

A summary of backflow prevention methods is provided below:

Air Gap. The simplest backflow prevention control is the AG. An approved AG is the unobstructed vertical distance through free atmosphere between the lowest point of a water supply outlet and the flood level rim of the fixture or assembly into which the outlet discharges. These vertical, physical separations must be at least twice the diameter of the water supply outlet, but never less than one inch. An example of an AG is presented in a common bathroom lavatory where the faucet outlet is separated from the lavatory rim by an AG.

Atmospheric Vacuum Breaker (AVB). The AVB consists of an air inlet seat with a float that seals against the seat during normal flow conditions. This device will guard against backsiphonage but not backpressure conditions in low and high hazards.

Double Check Valve Backflow Prevention Assembly (DC). The DC has two internal, spring-loaded check valves that open when the water is flowing in the correct direction and close when flow stops or reverses. The DC is effective against backflow caused by backpressure and backsiphonage in low hazards.

Pressure Vacuum Breaker (PVB): The PVB consists of an independently operating, internally loaded check valve and an independently operating, loaded air inlet valve located on the discharge side of the check valve, with properly located resilient-seated test cocks and tightly closing resilient-seated shutoff valves attached at each end of assembly. The PVB is effective against backflow caused by backsiphonage low and high hazards and should not be used if backpressure could develop in the downstream piping.

Reduced Pressure Principle Backflow Prevention Assembly (RP). The RP offers the most protection against backflow and backsiphonage conditions. The RP contains two check valves like the DC but also contains a pressure-differential relief valve located between the two check valves.

Spill Resistant Vacuum Breaker (SVB). The SVB is essentially the same as a PVB except it is designed to minimize spills from the air inlet port.

3.4.1 Cross-Connection Abatement
Cross-connections created by water users must be abated with the installation of an approved backflow prevention measure and in accordance with this CCC Plan. The water user will be responsible for bearing the cost of implementing backflow prevention measures associated with user generated CCs. The type of backflow prevention must be commensurate with the degree of hazard that exists on the water user’s premises. BPAs must be installed as close as practical to the meter box and public right-of-way.

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13 3.5 ONGOING HAZARD ASSESSMENT
Following the completion of the initial hazard assessment, the City will perform subsequent hazard assessments based on the conditions summarized below.
• If a user premises changes account holder, except for single-family residences; • If a user premises is new or re-connected to the City’s potable water system; • If evidence exists of changes in the activities or materials on a user’s premises; • If backflow from a user’s premises occurs;
• If the SWRCB requests a hazard assessment of a user’s premises; and • If the City concludes an existing hazard assessment may no longer accurately represent the degree of hazard.

The approach for conducting initial hazard assessments will be used to conduct ongoing hazard assessments.

However, emphasis will be placed on site visits.

No other time frame for conducting ongoing hazard assessments is established aside from the conditions summarized above which can occur at any given time.

3.6 PERSONNEL
Table 5 summarizes key personnel involved in the successful implementation of initial and ongoing hazard assessments.

Table 5. Key Personnel
Personnel Organization Role Point of Contact Information Jose Acosta City of Solvang Utility Director
1644 Oak Street
Solvang, CA 93463
(805) 688-5575 x222
[email protected]
Mike Mathews City of Solvang Water Supervisor
1644 Oak Street
Solvang, CA 93463
(805) 688-5575 x229
[email protected]
Andrew Guynn City of Solvang
Lead Water
Operator/CrossConnection Control
Coordinator.

Hazard assessment
Lead.
1644 Oak Street
Solvang, CA 93463
(805) 688-5575 x229
[email protected]
Victor Velazquez Tetra Tech
Cross-Connection
Control Specialist/
Consultant
3201 Airpark Drive Suite 108
Santa Maria, CA 93455
(805) 455-7439
[email protected]
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14 Mr. Jose Acosta is the City’s Utility Director. He is responsible for ensuring that resources are available to support the implementation of the City’s Cross-Connection Control Program.

Mr. Mike Mathews is the City’s Water Supervisor. He is responsible for overseeing the City of Solvang potable water operations.

Mr. Andrew Guynn is the City’s Lead Water Operator. He is also the City’s Cross-Connection Control and Backflow Prevention Coordinator. He is responsible for ensuring that BPAs are tested per their test schedule, maintaining BPA records, testing City BPAs, approving and coordinating installation of new BPAs, and ensuring that existing BPAs are installed per the CPC standards. Mr. Guynn is also responsible for planning, coordinating, and conducting CC surveys in support of hazard assessments. He will be the lead responsible for ensuring hazard assessments are completed.

Mr. Victor Velazquez is the City’s Cross-Connection Control Specialist consultant. He is responsible for overseeing the CC surveys; compiling, reviewing, and validating CC survey results; and assigning hazard levels to CCs and facilities. Mr. Velazquez is also responsible for preparing hazard assessment reports. Mr. Velazquez is certified by AWWA as a CCC specialist. A copy of Mr. Velazquez’s certificate is provided in Appendix C.

4.0 LEGAL AUTHORITY
This section describes the legal authority pursuant to CCCPH section 3.1.3 to implement corrective actions in the event a water user fails to comply in a timely manner with the provisions of the City’s Cross-Connection Control program.

The City has the legal authority to pursue corrective actions in the event a water user fails to comply in a timely manner with the City’s provisions regarding the installation, inspection, field testing, or maintenance of BPAs required pursuant to chapter 3 of the CCCPH. The City’s legal authority is codified in the City’s ordinances summarized in the following sections. A copy of the City’s ordinance is included as Appendix D. • Section 9-3B-4, Cross Connections
• Section 9-3B-7, Backflow Prevention
• Chapter 4, Cross Connection Program

5.0 PROCESS AND TIME FRAMES FOR INSPECTIONS AND FIELD TESTING This section describes the process and time frames for ensuring each BPA is inspected and field tested, and AGs are inspected at a frequency no less than required by chapter 3 of the CCCPH.

The City requires water users to install backflow preventers (e.g., BPAs and AGs) within their facilities to prevent contamination and/or pollution of the City’s potable water distribution system.

BPAs must be kept in good working order. To ensure that BPAs perform accordingly, they must be tested at the time of installation, after undergoing repairs, before being put in service after a period of inactivity, and on an annual basis. Appendix E provides an inventory of backflow preventers installed within the City.

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5.1.1 Inspection
BPAs must be inspected at the time of installation to ensure that their installation meets the CPC standards and/or manufacturer prescribed installation requirements. Water users must provide manufacturer specifications sheets for BPAs proposed for installation. Proposed BPAs must be selected to adequately provide protection against the CC for which they are installed. BPA installations must be inspected and approved by the CC and backflow prevention coordinator.

BPAs installed in the City must be within the list of BPAs approved by the Foundation for Cross-Connection Control and Hydraulic Research (FCCCHR), which can be obtained from the FCCCHR website at https://fccchr.usc.edu/list.html. A copy of the list of approved BPAs published at the time this CCC Plan was prepared is included as Appendix F.

5.1.2 Field Testing
The City requires BPAs to be tested at the time of installation, following a repair, at time of reinstatement following a period of inactive status (i.e., the water supply to the BPA is suspended by closing shutoff valves), relocation, and annually. All required field testing must be performed by certified BPA testers. Field testing of BPAs must be performed in accordance with procedures prescribed in the FCCCHR Manual of Cross-Connection Control, Tenth Edition.

The City has a BPA testing plan that requires each backflow preventer to be scheduled for field testing at least once during any given year. Customers with BPAs are divided into 12 groups, each of which is scheduled for testing in a specific month of the year.

5.1.2.1 BPAs with Passing Results
When a BPA is field tested with a passing result, the subsequent test for that BPA is due the following year on its assigned scheduled month. All BPAs with a passing test result will be deemed compliant for testing purposes.

5.1.2.2 BPAs with Failed Results
Any BPA that fails a field test is required to be repaired or replaced and retested with a passing result within 30 days of notification of the failure to the City. The City may allow extensions on a discretionary basis based on the City’s understanding of needed planning and coordination required for elements such as procurement of parts and water line shutdowns. Water users must communicate to the City the need for additional time and provide valid reasoning for the request. The City reserves the right to grant the request for any reason.

5.1.2.1 BPAs Placed in Inactive Status
Users are required to notify the City when a BPA becomes inactive due to circumstances such as shutting off the water supply to the BPA or the building’s service connection. The City will keep BPAs in inactive status until the customer requests the reinstatement of the BPA or if the City observes that the BPA has become active (e.g., supplying water to a point of use such as an irrigation system). The BPA must pass a field test prior to being reinstated. Failure to conduct the field test will result in the City’s decision to deny service.

5.1.2.2 Backflow Incidents and Unprotected Cross-Connections The City requires BPA testers to report to the City as soon as possible within 24 hours any suspected or actual backflow incidents or unprotected CCs.
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16 Upon learning of the backflow incident or unprotected CC, the City will conduct an investigation to collect evidence, determine whether an actual backflow incident occurred, or a CC exists, and identify the steps necessary to mitigate backflow incident or cross-connection.

Backflow incident investigation and reporting procedures are described in detail in section 8.0 of this CCC Plan.

5.2 AIR GAP
The simplest backflow prevention control is the AG. An approved AG is the unobstructed vertical distance through free atmosphere between the lowest point of a water supply outlet and the flood level rim of the fixture or assembly into which the outlet discharges. These vertical, physical separations must be at least twice the diameter of the water supply outlet, but never less than one inch. An example of an AG can be found in a common bathroom lavatory where the faucet outlet is physically separated from the lavatory rim.

AGs must be inspected at the time of installation, following a repair, at time of reinstatement following a period of inactive status, and annually. The inspection must be completed by a certified BPA tester. AGs that do not meet installation requirements prescribed on Table 603.3.1, Minimum AGs for Water Distribution, of the CPC will be deemed non-compliant and will require immediate repair.

6.0 NON-TESTABLE BACKFLOW PREVENTER INSTALLATION AND

MAINTENANCE
This section describes the process and time frame for ensuring each non-testable backflow preventer that is under the City’s ownership or administration is installed and maintained according to the CPC and/or manufacturer recommended installation standards.

6.1 APPROVAL
Non-testable backflow preventing devices under the City’s ownership or administration must be approved before their installation. The City’s backflow prevention coordinator will review specifications sheets and approve or deny installation of non-testable backflow prevention devices.

All non-testable backflow prevention devices must meet standards from any of the following organizations:
• AWWA
• American Society of Sanitary Engineering (ASSE)
• International Association of Plumbing and Mechanical Officials • Underwriters Laboratories (UL)

6.2 INSTALLATION
Non-testable backflow preventers that are under the City’s ownership or administration must be installed per the CPC.

6.3 MAINTENANCE
Maintenance and repair of non-testable backflow preventers must be completed in accordance with manufacturer’s recommendations.
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7.0 BPA FIELD TESTERS REQUIREMENTS
This section describes the process for ensuring individuals field testing and inspecting BPAs are no less qualified than required by chapter 3 of the CCCPH, including but not limited to confirmation of the individual’s certification as a BPA tester, field test kit accuracy verification, and BPA field test result reports.

7.1 CERTIFICATION
BPAs are to be tested by certified BPA testers who have been certified in accordance with the compliance requirements outlined in Table 6.

Table 6. BPA Tester Certification Compliance Dates
Tier Starting
Compliance Date Requirement
1 1 July 2025
• BPA testers must be certified by a certifying organization recognized by the State Water Board as a certifying organization for BPA testers pursuant to Article 4, subsection (c) of the CCCPH.
2 1 July 2028
• BPA testers must be certified by an American National Standard Institute-accredited certifying organization accredited in accordance with Article 4, subsection (b) of the CCCPH and ISO/IEC 17024. • BPA testers with certifications obtained from organizations in accordance with Article 4, subsection (c) of the CCCPH will be invalid.

7.2 PROHIBITIONS
BPA testers will not be allowed to test BPAs within City limits under the following circumstances:
• If the tester is found to be deficient in accurately determining the operating condition of BPAs, and • If the tester incurs in falsification of records.

Testers found to be incurring in falsification will be reported to their certifying agency immediately.

7.3 BPA TESTER VERIFICATION
Individuals and companies seeking to test BPAs within City limits must provide valid copies of current BPA tester and test kit calibration certificates to the City’s backflow prevention coordinator. Authorization to test BPAs within the City limits will be granted once BPA tester certificates have been confirmed with the certifying organizations.

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7.5 BPA FIELD TEST RESULT REPORTS
Upon completion of field testing, BPA testers must provide copies of test results for each BPA tested. Appendix G provides a copy of a blank test form used by the City to record field test results.

8.0 BACKFLOW INCIDENT PROCEDURE
This section describes the procedures and time frames of activities for responding to backflow incidents, including notification of customers, and reporting of backflow incidents pursuant to CCCPH section 3.5.2.

A backflow incident constitutes the introduction of undesired substances into the potable water system through either backsiphonage or backpressure.

8.1 NOTIFICATION
Within 24 hours, the City will notify the State Water Board and the County of Santa Barbara Health Department (County Health Department) of any known or suspected backflow incidents.

If required by the State Water Board, the City will issue a Tier 1 public notification pursuant to the California Code of Regulations (CCR), title 22, section 64463.1.

8.2 DOCUMENTATION OF THE INVESTIGATION
The City will investigate all reported backflow incidents or unprotected CCs immediately after being reported. The City will use the backflow incident form included as Appendix H to document and report the investigation.

8.3 RESPONSE AND FOLLOW-UP ACTIVITIES

8.3.1 Backflow
The City will isolate the source of a backflow by shutting off the supply valves to the source under the City’s ownership or administration. Backflow incidents occurring within facilities are regulated by the County Health Department. Any backflow incidents occurring within a facility will be reported to the County Health Department.

However, if a backflow incident originates within a facility and cannot be isolated within that facility so that it extends beyond the facility limits (i.e., the water meter) and into the City’s potable water system, the City will suspend service to that facility by shutting off the service connection valve. Service to the affected facility will not be restored until the backflow incident is controlled either by severing the plumbing conveying water to the source of the backflow so there is a physical separation between the source and the supply lines or by installing an approved backflow preventer with passing test results.

8.3.2 Unprotected Cross-Connection
Unprotected CCs under City administration or ownership will be protected with either an AG or a backflow preventer (testable or non-testable).
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This section describes the tracking system that the City uses to maintain current and relevant information pursuant to section 3.5.1 of the CCCPH.

The City manages its backflow preventer records using a spreadsheet tracking system designed to store, track, and manage BPA information. The tracking system is complemented with records in PDF files stored at the City’s Water Department. The following describes the tracking system.

Customer Profiles. This feature allows for the creation of customer profiles, including information such as business name, point of contact, address, telephone number, and email address.

BPA Profile. This feature is used to create and store BPA information such as manufacturer, serial number, size, point of use, hazard level, and location.

BPA Test History Records. Recordkeeping information required pursuant to CCCPH section 3.5.1 is achieved in PDF format. This process allows for storage of test records for each BPA. Each BPA has a historical record of test results from the time the BPA was first installed or first recorded in the tracking system until its replacement or removal.

Compliance System. The compliance tracking feature enables the City to track compliance status associated with BPA testing due dates. The compliance system ensures that backflow preventers are tested when due (i.e., annually). It includes a letter notice that lists and describes a customer’s backflow preventers, the testing due date, the state regulation and city ordinances specifying the testing compliance requirement, and instructions for mailing the test results. A copy of the compliance notice is included as Appendix I.

10.0 USER SUPERVISORS
Neither the State Water Board nor the City has required the designation of user supervisors within City limits.

Therefore, currently there are no user supervisors under the City’s jurisdiction.

User supervisors are typically required at industrial facilities with multiple water systems subject to frequent piping reconfigurations and reconnections. User supervisors, if required, must possess knowledge of CCC practices and regulation and must be intimately familiar with the plumbing system within their premises. Premises required to assign a user supervisor must present evidence supporting the qualifications of the user supervisor. Evidence includes, but is not limited to, certificates of training in CCC, plumbing, and years of experience overseeing the premises plumbing system.

11.0 CORRECTIVE ACTIONS
This section describes the corrective actions and respective time frames required to correct and abate CCs pursuant to CCCPH section 3.1.4(c)(11).

11.1 CROSS-CONNECTION WITH DEFICIENT BPA
A BPA installed to prevent backflow from a CC that has a level of hazard higher than the BPA is designed and approved for is considered a CC and must be abated in accordance with the CC abatement period described in Table 7.
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Pipe Size
(inches)
Level of
Hazard
Potential Backflow
Type
Abatement Period
¾ to 2 Low or high Backsiphonage 30 days
Backpressure Immediately
> 2 to 4 Low or high Backsiphonage 60 days
Backpressure Immediately
> 4 Low or high Backsiphonage 120 days
Backpressure Immediately

11.2 CROSS-CONNECTION WITH NO BACKFLOW PREVENTION
Identified CCs that have no BPA or backflow prevention measures in place must be abated per the schedule in Table 7.

The abatement period starts the day the CC is first observed and documented.

11.3 BPA REPAIR AND REPLACEMENT
Installed BPAs needing repairs must be repaired within 30 days. Installed BPAs needing replacement must be replaced within 60 days.

12.0 PUBLIC OUTREACH
This section describes the public outreach and education program required to comply with CCCPH section

3.1.3(a)(9).

The City will implement the distribution of a CC brochure, which is included as Appendix J, in a systematic approach that involves the City’s billing system, Cross-Connection Control and Backflow Prevention web page, and backflow testing notice process.

A hard copy of the brochure will be mailed out to customers during the first quarter of each calendar year to raise awareness among and engage the public in the recognition and importance of CCC. The brochure includes contact information for customers to reach out and obtain answers to questions regarding concerns associated with plumbing connections that may be creating a CC.

The brochure will also be posted on the City’s Cross-Connection Control and Backflow Prevention web page, which is accessible to customers and the general public through personal computers or smart mobile devices from any part of the world.

The brochure will also be mailed out along with monthly BPA testing compliance notices to customers who own backflow preventers. On a monthly basis, the City issues notices to remind customers that their backflow preventers are due for testing. The notices are issued every month to a different group of customers so that within a year, all recorded backflow preventers within the City will be tested according to their test schedule.

This public outreach and education approach is designed to maintain consistent and continuous CC awareness by ensuring that all customers within the City are reached at least once during the year through the issuing of the 459
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13.0 COORDINATION WITH LOCAL ENTITIES
This section describes the procedure required to coordinate with local entities that are involved in either CCC or public health protection to ensure hazard assessments can be performed, appropriate backflow protection is provided, and assistance in investigating backflow incidents is provided.

Various entities play an important role in support of the successful completion of hazard assessments, implementation of backflow prevention, and assisting backflow incident investigations. Table 8 provides a list of entities, point of contact information, and a description of key elements that each entity provides to support hazard assessments, backflow protection, and backflow incident reporting.

Table 8. Local Entity Coordination
Entity Point of Contact Information Key Support Elements Planning
and Building
(805) 688-5575
411 Second Street
Solvang, CA 93463
• Maintains records of as-built drawings.
• New construction design review.
• Coordinates approval of BPA and AG
installation for new constructions with
backflow prevention coordinator.

Utility Billing Mariela Lowes
(805) 688-5575 x 202
[email protected]
• Provides customer information, including
facility types, points of contact, and water
usage records. Responsible for mailing
out BPA testing compliance
notices/reports, and tracking and
maintaining BPA test records
Water
Division
(805) 688-5575 x 202 or 229
1644 Oak Street
Solvang, CA 93463
• Facilitates water shutdown coordination.
• Coordinates approval of temporary
backflow preventers used on City
hydrants by construction contractors with
backflow prevention coordinators.

Code
Enforcement
Jennifer Calbillo
(805) 688-5575 x240
[email protected]
• Implements enforcement measures to
pursue compliance of noncompliant BPA
testing and CCs.
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Board
Laureen Tan, P.E.
(805) 566-1317
[email protected]
• Must be notified of any known or
suspected incident of backflow within 24
hours of the determination.
• May require the City to issue a Tier 1
public notification pursuant to CCR, title
22, section 64463.1.
• May require the City to submit a written
incident report describing the details and
affected area of a backflow incident, the
actions taken in response to the
backflow incident, and the follow-up
actions to prevent future backflow
incidents.

County
Health
Department
Environmental Health
(805) 681-4900 x 3
[email protected]
• Must be notified of any known or
suspected incident of backflow within 24
hours of the determination.
• Responsible for a facility’s internal
backflow prevention.
• Provides information about new water
industrial users.
• Provides information on water wells used
as auxiliary water sources.

Fire
Department
Santa Barbara County Fire Department Fire
Station 30
(805) 686-8184
• Must be notified when testing BPAs
associated with fire sprinkler systems
connected to the Fire Department alarm
detection system.

14.0 WORKS CITED
CBSC (California Building Standards Commission). (2022). California Plumbing Code. California Code of Regulations. Title 24, Part 5. Ontario.

CHSC (California Health and Safety Code). (1995). Article 2. Cross-Connection Control by Water Users.

Sacramento: California Legislative Counsel.

City of Solvang. (2020). Water Division. https://www.cityofsolvang.com/168/Water-Division.

SWRCB (State Water Resources Control Board). (2023). Cross-Connection Control Policy Handbook – Standards and Principles for California’s Public Water Systems. California Environmental Protection Agency.

USC FCCCHR (University of Southern California Foundation for Cross-Connection-Control and Hydraulic Research). (2009). Manual of Cross-Connection Control. 10th Edition. Los Angeles. 461
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APPENDIX A: CROSS-CONNECTION QUESTIONNAIRE AND SURVEY
FORMS

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City of Solvang
Cross Connection Survey Questionnaire
Name: Date:

Email Address: Phone No.

Service Address:

Mailing Address
Facility Type: ☐ Single Family Residential ☐ Multiple Family Residential ☐ Commercial ☐ Agricultural ☐ Other
Type of Business
(e.g., restaurant,
machine shop, etc.)
Do you have any of the following at this property? (Check all that apply) ☐ Agricultural irrigation
☐ Boiler
☐ Cattle trough
☐ Chiller
☐ Cooling tower
☐ Commercial dishwasher
☐ Fire sprinkler system
☐ Irrigation system
☐ Jacuzzi
☐ Landscape irrigation
☐ Domestic well
☐ Lift station
☐ Parts washer
☐ Pumps
☐ Recycled water
☐ RV dump station
☐ Solar system connected to water supply
☐ Swimming Pool
☐ Equipment that may contaminate or
pollute potable water
Do you have backflow preventers at this property? If yes, list the backflow preventer type and the systems serviced (e.g., boiler, chiller, fire sprinkler system) COMMENTS AND CONCLUSIONS:
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Cross Connection Survey Form
Name: Date:

Email Address: Phone No.

Service Address:

Mailing Address
Facility Type: ☐ Single Family Residential ☐ Multiple Family Residential ☐ Commercial ☐ Agricultural ☐ Other

Water Use
Hazard
Level
(High
Low)
Backflow Protection Protection
Make Model Serial No.

Size
(inch)
Approved Adequate

YES NO YES NO

COMMENTS AND CONCLUSIONS:
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PREVENTERS

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§ 9-4-1 § 9-4-3
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CROSS CONNECTION PROGRAM
§ 9-4-1. Purpose.

This chapter is adopted pursuant to the administrative code, title 17 sections 7583 through 7605, public health entitled "regulations relating to cross-connections,"the State Water Resources Control Board’s Cross-Connection Control Policy Handbook (CCCPH), and the purpose of this chapter is: (1) to protect the public water supply against actual or potential cross connection by isolating within the premises contamination that may occur because of some undiscovered or unauthorized cross connection on the premises; (2) to eliminate existing connections between drinking water systems and other sources of water that are not approved as safe and potable for human consumption; (3) to eliminate cross connections between drinking water systems and actual or potential sources of contamination; and (4) to prevent the making of cross- connections in the future. This shall be accomplished by the establishment of a cross-s connection control program as required by state regulations.
(Ord. 16-318, 2016)
§ 9-4-2. Responsibility and administration.

The Ccity Mmanager or designee shall be responsible for implementing, enforcing and administering the cross- connection control program. An appropriate backflow prevention assembly shall be installed by and at the expense of the property owner, or water user at each user connection where required to prevent backflow from the water user's premises to the domestic water system. It shall be the user's responsibility to comply with Ccity requirements. (Ord. 16-318, 2016)
§ 9-4-3. Definitions.

As used in this chapter:

Air -Gap Gap SeparationSeparation (AG). Refers to aA physical separation of at least two (2) times the effective pipe diameter between the free -flowing discharge end of a potable water supply pipeline and the flood level of an open or nonpressure non-pressurized receiving vessel. An "approved air gap" shall be at least double the diameter of the supply pipe measured vertically above the overflow rim of the vessel and in no case less than one (1) inch.

Approved Backflow Prevention Assembly. Assemblies which have passed laboratory and field evaluation tests performed by a recognized testing organization which has demonstrated its competency to perform such tests to the California Department of Health Services.

Approved Water Water SupplySupply. A water source that has been approved by the State Water Board for domestic use in a public water system and designated as such in a domestic water supply permit issued pursuant to section 116525 of the CHSCRefers to any water supply whose potability is regulated by a state or local health agency.

Auxiliary Water SupplySupply. Any water supply located on the premises of, or available to, the premises water userwater user other than the approved water supply.

AWWA Standard. Refers to an official standard developed and approved by the American Water Works Association (AWWA).

Backflow. A flow condition, caused by a differential in pressure, that causes the undesired or 483
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Backflow Prevention AaAssembly. A mechanicaln assembly designed and constructed to prevent backflow, such that while in-line it can be maintained and its ability to prevent backflow, as designed, can be field tested, inspected and evaluated which has passed laboratory and field evaluation tests performe.

Backflow Prevention AaAssembly Tester. aA person who is certified as a backflow prevention assembly tester.

Contamination. Refers to aA degradation of the quality of the potable water by any foreign substance which interferes with the usefulness or quality of the water.

Cross- ConnectionConnection. Any unprotected actual or potential connection or structural arrangement between a potable water system used to supply water for drinking purposes, including a piping system connected to the public water system and located on the premises of a water user or available to the water user, and any source or systems containing unapproved water or a substance that is not or cannot be approved safe, wholesome and potable. Bypass arrangements, jumper connections, removable sections, swivel or changeover devices or other devices through which backflow could occur, shall be considered to be cross connections.

Cross-Connection Control Specialist. a person who is certified as a cross-connection control specialist pursuant to section 3.4.2 of the CCCPH.

Distribution System. As defined in section 63750.50 of CCR, Title 22, Division 4, Chapter 13, any combination of pipes, tanks, pumps, etc., which delivers drinking water from a source or treatment facility to the consumer.

Double Check Detector Backflow Prevention Assembly (DCDA). a A double check valve backflow prevention assembly that includes a bypass with a water meter and double check backflow prevention assembly, with the bypass’s water meter accurately registering flow rates up to two gallons per minute and visually showing a registration for all rates of flow.

Double Check Valve Backflow Prevention Assembly (DC). Refers to aAn assembly composed of two independently acting and internally-loaded , approved check valves, including tightly closing resilient seated shutoff valves attached at each end of the assembly and fitted with properly located resilient seated test cocks that enable accurate field testing of the assembly.

Hazard Assessment. An evaluation of a user premises designed to evaluate the types and degrees of hazard at a user’s premises.

High Hazard Cross-Connection. A cross-connection that poses a threat to the potability or safety of the public water supply. Materials entering the public water supply through a high hazard crossconnection are contaminants or health hazards.

Low Hazard Cross-Connection. A cross-connection that has been found to not pose a threat to the potability or safety of the public water supply but may adversely affect the aesthetic quality of the potable water supply. Materials entering the public water supply through a low hazard crossconnection are pollutants or non-health hazards.

Health Agency. The California Department of Health Services, or the local health agency with respect to a small water system.

Premises Containment. The protection of a public water system’s distribution system from backflow from a user’s premises through the installation of one or more air gaps or BPAs, installed as close as practical to the user’s service connection, in a manner that isolates the water user’s 485
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Pressure Vacuum Breaker Backsiphonage Prevention Assembly (PVB). Refers to aAn assembly containing an independently -operating internally -loaded check valve and an independently-acting loaded air inlet valve located on the discharge side of the check valve. The assembly is to be equipped with properly located resilient seated test cocks and tightly closing resilient seated shut off valves attached at each end of the assembly that enable accurate field testing of the assembly.

Public Water Supply System (PWS). A system for the provision of piped water to the public for human consumption.

Reclaimed/Recycled Water. Refers to wWastewater which, as a result of treatment, is suitable for uses other than potable use.

Reduced Pressure Principle Backflow Prevention Assembly (RP). Refers to aAn assembly containing two independently acting approved internally-loaded check valves together with a hydraulically operating, mechanically independent pressure differential relief valve located between the check valves and at the same time below the first upstream check valve. The unit shall include properly located resilient seated test cocks and tightly closing resilient seated shutoff valves at each end of the assembly to enable accurate field testing of the assembly.

Reduced Pressure Principle Detector Backflow Prevention Assembly (RPDA). An RP that includes a bypass with a water meter and RP, with the bypass’s water meter accurately registering flow rates up to two gallons per minute and visually showing a registration for all rates of flow.

User Premises. Any and all areas on a water user’s or customer's property which is served or has the potential to be served by the public water system.

User’s Service Connection. Refers to tThe point of connection of user's piping to the water supplier's facilities (water meter).

Water Supplier. a person or entity who owns or operates a public water system.

Water User. Refers to aAny person obtaining water from an approved water supply system. (Ord. 16-318, 2016)
§ 9-4-4. Hazard Assessment.

The Water Division shall evaluate the degree of potential health hazard to the potable water distribution system, which may result from conditions existing on a water user's premises. The Water Division, however, shall not be responsible for abatement of cross-connections, which may exist within a water user's premises. As a minimum, the evaluation should consider the existence of cross-connections, the type and use nature of materials handled or likely to be present on the property, the probability of a backflow occurring, distribution system conditions that increase the liklihoodlikelihood of a backflow events (such as hydraulic gradient differences impacted by main breaks and high water demand conditions), the degree of piping system complexity and accessibility, the potential for piping system modification. Special consideration shall be given to the premises of the following types of water users:
(1) Premises where substances harmful to health are handled under pressure in a manner that could permit their entry into the potable water distribution system. This includes chemical or biological process waters and water from potable water distribution system supplies that have deteriorated in 486
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(2) Premises having an auxiliary water supply, unless the auxiliary water supply is accepted as an additional source by the Water Division and is approved by the State Water Board. (3) Premises that have internal cross-connections that are not abated to the satisfaction of the City or the Santa Barbara County Department of Public Health. (4) Premises where cross-connections are likely to occur and entry is restricted so that crossconnection inspections cannot be made with sufficient frequency or at sufficiently short notice to assure that cross-connections do not exist. Such premises wWill be required to have crossconnection protection meeting the requirements of Section 9-4-5. (5) Premises having a repeated history of cross-connections being established or re- established. § 9-4-45. Cross connection protection requirements.

It is unlawful for any person at any time to make or maintain or cause to be made or maintained, temporarily or permanently, for any period of time whatsoever, any cross connection between plumbing pipes or water fixtures being served with water by the Ccity any other source of water supply or to maintain any sanitary fixture or other appurtenances or fixtures which by reason of their construction may cause or allow backflow of water, auxiliary supply or other substances into the water supply system of the Ccity and/or the service pipes or fixtures of any consumer of the cityCity.
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§ 9-4-4 § 9-4-5
Downloaded from https://ecode360.com/SO5014 on 2025-05-29 A. The type of protection that shall be provided to prevent backflow into the approved water supply system shall be commensurate with the degree of hazard, actual or potential, that exists on the water user's premises.

B. Unprotected cross connections with the public water supply system are prohibited.

C. Whenever backflow protection has been found necessary, the Ccity will require the water user to install an approved backflow prevention assembly by and at his or her expense for continued water services or before a new service will be granted.

D. Wherever backflow protection has been found necessary on an approved water supply line entering a water user's premises, then any and all water supply lines from the Ccity mains entering such premises, buildings or structures shall be protected by an approved backflow prevention assembly. The type of backflow prevention assembly to be installed will be in accordance with the requirements of this chapter.

E. Each service connection from the Ccity water system for supplying water to any premises on which any substance is handled in such fashion as may allow its entry into the water system shall be protected against backflow of the water from the premises into the public system.

This shall include the handling of process waters and waters originating from the Ccity which have been subjected to deterioration in sanitary quality.

F. Backflow prevention assemblies shall be installed as close as practical to the meter box and public right-of-way to any premises having: (1) internal cross connections that cannot be permanently corrected and controlled to the satisfaction of the health agency and the cityCity; or
(2) intricate plumbing and piping arrangements or where accessible for inspection purposes, making it impracticable or impossible to ascertain whether or not cross connections exist; or (3) use of reclaimed/recycled water. Backflow prevention assemblies shall also be installed as close as practical to the meter box and public right-of-way for all commercial, industrial, and irrigation water service connections.

G. Backflow prevention assemblies used for internal protection in lieu of service protection shall be approved by the cityCity. All approved assemblies shall have successfully passed laboratory and field evaluation tests performed by a recognized testing organization which has demonstrated their competency to perform such tests to the California Department of Health Services.

H. The Ccity shall be notified of changes of or additions to the internal plumbing of the premises, to include the addition or replacement of any water using equipment prior to issuance of a land use permit by the cityCity.

I. All internal backflow prevention assemblies shall be tested and maintained in accordance with this chapter.

J. The types of backflow prevention assemblies that may be required include. air gap separationAG, reduced pressure principle backflow prevention assemblyRP (RP), reduced pressure principle detector assemblyRPDA, double check valve assemblyDC, double check detector assemblyDCDA, pressure vacuum breaker (PVB) assembly. The water user may choose a higher level of protection than required by the cityCity. (Ord. 16-318, 2016)
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§ 9-4-5 § 9-4-6
Downloaded from https://ecode360.com/SO5014 on 2025-05-29 § 9-4-56. Backflow prevention assemblies.

Only backflow prevention assemblies which have been approved by the Ccity shall be acceptable for installation by the water user. A list of approved backflow prevention assemblies will be provided upon request to any affected customer. The installation of these approved assemblies must be done as follows. In order to perform any installations on the following types of assemblies, the user must possess one of the following license classifications:

A. Domestic.

1. Plumbing (c-36)

2. General engineering (a)

3. Limited specialty (c-61/d-64)
B. Landscape Irrigation.

1. Plumbing (c-36)

2. General engineering (a)

3. Limited specialty (c-61/d-64)

4. Landscape (c-27)
C. Fire Sprinkler System.

1. Plumbing (c-36)

2. General engineering (a)

3. Limited specialty (c-61/d-64)

4. Fire sprinkler (c-16)
The testing, repair or maintenance of backflow prevention assemblies may be performed by certified backflow prevention assembly testers. The owners of any premises on which, or on account of which, backflow prevention assemblies are installed, shall have the backflow prevention assemblies tested by a certified backflow prevention assembly tester who has demonstrated their competency in testing of these backflow prevention assemblies to the cityCity.

Backflow prevention assemblies must be tested at least annually and immediately after installation, relocation or repair. The Ccity may require a more frequent testing schedule if it is determined to be necessary. No backflow prevention assembly shall be placed back in service unless it is functioning as required. A report in a form acceptable to the Ccity shall be filed with the Ccity each time a backflow prevention assembly is tested, re-located or repaired. It is the water user's responsibility to make sure the testers' report form is filed with the Ccity by the required time period. All backflow prevention assemblies shall be serviced, overhauled or replaced whenever they are found to be defective and all costs of testing, repair and maintenance shall be borne by the water user.
(Ord. 16-318, 2016)
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§ 9-4-6 § 9-4-6
Downloaded from https://ecode360.com/SO5014 on 2025-05-29 § 9-4-67. Backflow prevention assembly testing.

A. The cCity will establish and maintain a list of approved backflow prevention assemblies and an approved certified testers list. The Ccity shall conduct necessary surveys of water user premises to evaluate the degree of potential health hazards. The Ccity shall notify the water user when their assembly needs to be tested. A notice to test will be sent by mail and will have the date the test shall be completed. The water user shall supply proof to the Ccity by such date that the assembly has passed the test. If the test is not completed and proof supplied to the Ccity by the date on the notice to test a final notice will be sent. If the test is not completed and proof supplied to the Ccity within the time set forth in the final notice, then a noncompliance notice will be sent. If the backflow prevention assembly has not been tested and proof of compliance has not been supplied to the Ccity by the date set forth on the noncompliance notice, water service will be terminated on such date unless the user has filed a written request for a hearing on the matter prior to the date set forth on the noncompliance notice. The hearing will be held within 10 days of the written request pursuant to Section 9- 4-9. If it is determined that the water user’s water service is a threat to the city’s City’s water system because of the existence of any condition listed in Section 9-4-8(B) of the backflow prevention assembly, or lack thereof, then the hearing officer shall order the water service terminated. A failure to appear at the hearing will be deemed an admission that such conditions do exist and shall result in termination of the water service. A reconnect fee in an amount established by resolution of Ccity cCouncil will be charged before the service will beis reconnected. The water supply to the address will be discontinued until the backflow prevention assembly is tested and certified as functioning properly.

B. The purpose of this chapter is to outline the requirements of the Ccity with regard to persons who test backflow prevention assemblies within the Ccity limits. This procedure is in accordance with this chapter and administrative code, title 17 section 7605(b). The following requirements are hereby established:

1. Each applicant shall file with the Ccity a valid photocopy of their certification from the counties of Santa Barbara, Ventura, San Luis Obispo or the American Water Works Association (AWWA) as a certified backflow testera certifying organization.

2. Each applicant shall furnish evidence to show that he or she has the necessary tools and equipment to properly test backflow prevention assemblies.

3. Each applicant shall furnish evidence to show his or her test gauges have been recalibrated, and/or the calibration checked within two yearsone year of the application date. Every two yearsyear thereafter, each applicant will submit the written proof that his or her test gauges have been recalibrated and/or the calibration checked for accuracy by a certified agency.

4. Each applicant shall at any time have his or her certification revoked, suspended or not renewed by the Cicity for improper testing, repairs, reporting and/or violating any of or part of this chapter.
(Ord. 16-318, 2016; Ord. 23-0373, § 41)
§ 9-4-78. Water service termination.

A. General. When the Ccity encounters a water customer that represents a clear and immediate hazard to the potable water supply that cannot be immediately abated, the Ccity shall institute 490
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B. Basis for Termination. Conditions that create a basis for water service termination shall include, but are not limited to, the following items:

1. Refusal to install a required backflow prevention assembly.

2. Refusal to test a backflow prevention assembly.

3. Refusal to repair a faulty backflow prevention assembly.

4. Refusal to replace a faulty backflow prevention assembly.

5. Direct or indirect connection between the public water system and a sewer line or other nonpotable line.

6. Unprotected direct or indirect connection between the public water system and a system or equipment containing contaminants.

7. Unprotected direct or indirect connection between the public water system and an auxiliary water system.

8. A situation which presents an immediate health hazard to the public water system.

C. Water Service Termination Procedures. The water service will be terminated at the address where the backflow device is located if any of the conditions set forth in subsection B of this section exist and are not corrected by the date set forth in the noncompliance notice, and if the water user does not file a timely appeal from the noncompliance notice, as set forth in section 9-4-67(A) of this chapter. If water service is terminated, the water service will remain inactive until correction of violations has been approved by the cityCity. (Ord. 16-318, 2016)
§ 9-4-89. Hearing.

If a noncompliance notice has been served and a timely appeal has been filed with the Ccity pursuant to section 9-4-6, a hearing shall be held before the Ccity Mmanager or designee at the time and place set forth by the Ccity Mmanager and within 10 days of the written request for a hearing.

At such hearing, the appellant shall present evidence to prove that none of the conditions set forth in section 9-4-78(B) of this chapter exist. The failure of the appellant to appear for the hearing shall be deemed an admission that such conditions do exist. At the conclusion of the hearing, the Ccity Mmanager shall determine, based upon the evidence presented, whether any of the conditions set forth in section 9-4-78(B) of this chapter exist. If any such conditions exist or the appellant fails to appear for the hearing, the Ccity Mmanager shall order termination of the water service. (Ord. 16-318, 2016)
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APPENDIX E: INVENTORY OF BPAS INSTALLED WITHIN THE CITY OF

SOLVANG

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Street Serial # Model MANF Type Size
Active
Aalborg Way A163430 11/2 FEB 805Y FEBCO DC 1.5"
ABT1837 975xL2 WILKINS RP 1in
ALA19508 975XL3 WILKINS RP 0.75"
Adobe Creek J015168 825YAR FEBCO RP 1"
A047111 825YA FEBCO RP 1"
ABS2766 975xL2 WILKINS RP 1"
ALA16018 975XL3 WILKINS RP 1"
Alamo Pintado Rd BG2410 825Y FEBCO RP 2''
2687655 975XL WILKINS RP 2''
3169458 975XL WILKINS RP 0.75"
Alisal Rd J024845 825YA FEBCO RP 2"
Amber Way 3363130 950XL WILKINS DC 1.5"
3671717 550 WILKINS DC 1.5"
4104725 950XL WILKINS DC 1.5"
3141392 975XL WILKINS RP 2"
3656836 950XL WILKINS DC 1.5"
3957812 950XL WILKINS DC 1.5"
W10283 550 WILKINS DC 1.5"
W9799 550 WILKINS DC 1.5"
43306 200B AMES DC 1.5"
Atterdag 04050606637 850 FEBCO DC 4"
2632B 350ASTDA WILKINS DCDA 4"
2633B 350DA WILKINS DCDA 8"
2771913 975XL WILKINS RPDA 2"
3332152 975XL WILKINS RP 0.75"
3415266 975XL WILKINS RP 0.75"
3415307 975XL WILKINS RP 0.75"
3997766 950XLD WILKINS DC 0.75"
3997880 950XLD WILKINS DC 0.75"
819812 975XL WILKINS RP 1"
9405180519 825YD FEBCO RP 2.5"
A000299 825YAR FEBCO RP 2"
A156540 835Y FEBCO RP 2"
B27209 975 FEBCO RP 3"
F0412141521 850 FEBCO DC 4"
F0605180722 856 FEBCO DCDA 6"
H000157 805 FEBCO DC 0.75"
H018869 765 FEBCO PVB 2"
J009364 825YA FEBCO RP 1"
N0704301058 850 FEBCO DC 4"
N0904200804 850 FEBCO DC 4"
X0730 825Y FEBCO RP 2"
BF7934 825Y FEBCO RP 2"
H039973 765 FEBCO PVB 2"
Bowl Place 947675 975XL WILKINS RP 1.5"
AB8514 765 FEBCO PVB 1.5"
W106879 825YA FEBCO RP 1.5"
77531 765 FEBCO PVB 1.5"
Buttonhook 2177 765 FEBCO PVB 1.25"
J028642 825Y FEBCO RP 1.5"
Chalk Hill Rd ABA12773 975xL2 Wilkins Zurn RP 0.75"
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Street Serial # Model MANF Type Size
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Chalk Hill Rd W18999S 975XL WILKINS RP 0.75"
College Canyon Road 2262655 975XLSE WILKINS RP 2"
799746 975KL WILKINS RPPA 1"
Creekside Place AB02222 975xL2 WILKINS RP 1"
Elm St B372771 375XL2 WILKINS RP 2"
H039819 765 FEBCO PVB 2"
J010413 825YA FEBCO RP 2"
Eucalyptus 2303197 975XL WILKINS RP 2"
A036567 825YA FEBCO RP 2"
J038129 825YA FEBCO RP 1"
U6717 805Y FEBCO DC 2"
A161938 825Y FEBCO RP 1"
Fairway Place J018537 825YA FEBCO RP 1.5"
HK04288 765 FEBCO PVB 1"
Fifth Street 3070461 975XL WILKINS RP 1.5"
4197705 975XL2U WILKINS RP 1.5"
A06162 825Y-AR FEBCO RP 1"
AA9594 765 FEBCO PVB 2"
C2902 805Y FEBCO DC 4"
J011018 825Y-AR FEBCO RP 1"
J016517 805YA FEBCO RP 1"
J002001 825Y-AR FEBCO RP 1"
BO2461 LF860 FEBCO RP 2"
B453975 375XLB WILKINS RP 1"
First Street A000780 825YAR FEBCO RP 0.75"
A16659 DC AMES DCDA 4"
B288273 375 WILKINS RP 2"
W114767 DCDA WILKINS DCDA 4"
W35398 550 WILKINS DCDA 4"
HI23178 765 FEBCO PVB 1"
Fjord Drive 09888 007MI WATTS QTDC 0.75"
1115601107 774DCDA WATTS DCDA 6"
148876 LF009M2QT WATTS RP 1"
A217570 825YAR FEBCO RP 2"
AA1859 75 FEBCO PVB 2"
ACI8624 975xL2 WILKINS RP 2"
ACJ5105 975xL2 WILKINS RP 2"
AA1877 765 FEBCO PVB 2"
Fourth Place BG0901 825YA FEBCO RP 1"
Fredensborg Canyon Rd ALA07031 975XL3 FEBCO RP 1"
Freya Drive 118586 1070 WILKINS PVB 1.5"
164995 720A WILKINS PVB 1"
36073 800M4QT WATTS PVB 1"
36137 800M4QT WATTS PVB 1"
N/A (blank) (blank) AG (blank)
180788 720A WILKINS PVB 1"
J040179 825Y FEBCO RP 2"
Hillside Drive 1882417 975XLBMS WILKINS RP 2"
3606972 975XLBMS WILKINS RPDA 2"
132604 825Y FEBCO RP 2"
Holly Lane 761859 701 SMR PVB 1"
494
Street Serial # Model MANF Type Size
Active
Holly Lane T457312 720A WILKINS RP 0.75"
EAG9528 720A WILKINS PVB 0.75"
Hornbeck 1138 1138 WATTS DC 1"
4253997 975XL WILKINS RP 1"
Ivy Lane A00205 825YAR FEBCO RPPA 1.5"
EAF4353 720A WILKINS PVB 0.75"
Kanin Hoj W47831 550 WILKINS DC 2"
Kolding A121384 805 FEBCO DC 1.5"
187898 950XL WILKINS DC 1"
Laurel Ave 2546239 950XL WILKINS DC 1"
2625822 950XLD WILKINS DC 0.75"
2879783 950XL WILKINS DC 2"
AA5431 765 FEBCO PVB 2"
BE3725 825YA FEBCO RP 2"
W9782 550 WILKINS DC 1.5"
CHA9205 950XL2 WILKINS DC 1"
CBD426 710 WILKINS PVB .75"
C10780 PVP4A APOLLO PVB 0.75"
2661566 975XLBMS WILKINS RP 1"
4893580 950XL2 WILKINS DC 1"
ABAA6944 975xL2 WILKINS RP 1"
Maple Ave 2738336 975XLSE WILKINS RP 1"
3865643 950XLD WILKINS DC 0.75"
4143819 975XL WILKINS RP 1.25"
AC1295 765 FEBCO PVB 1.5"
AC1301 765 FEBCO PVB 1.5"
J49170 950 WILKINS DC 4"
N45937 350DA WILKINS DCDA 6"
ABA17389 975XL WILKINS RP 0.75"
Mission Drive 000399 LF009M2PCQT WATTS RP 1.5"
1059494 975 WILKINS RP 1"
2120970 975XLSEU WILKINS RP 0.75"
2295709 950XL OA WILKINS DC 0.75"
2697687 950XL OA WILKINS DC 0.75"
3188540 975XL WILKINS RP 1"
3437483 950XL OA WILKINS DCDA 0.75"
4258912 950XLD WILKINS DC 0.75"
4355369 975XL2SEU WILKINS RP 1"
4C15774 950XLD WILKINS DC 0.75"
5180934 DDC FEBCO DC 4"
568F 350ASTDA WILKINS DCDA 4"
628430 975XLBMS WILKINS RP 1.5"
678733 975XL WILKINS RP 2"
8300 806YD FEBCO DCDA 4"
874F 350ASTDA WLKINS DC 8"
989649 975XL FEBCO RP 1"
A001685 825YAR FEBCO RP 0.75"
A005070 825YAR FEBCO RP 0.75"
A005445 825Y-AR FEBCO RP 1"
A232303 375XL WILKINS RP 2"
A49958605 H9505 MUELLER DC 4"
495
Street Serial # Model MANF Type Size
Active
Mission Drive B296193 375XL WILKINS RP 1"
B3692 806 FEBCO DCDA 4"
BE3312 825YA FEBCO RP 1"
H007383 825YAB FEBCO RP 1"
H01045 805Y FEBCO DC 0.75"
J000633 825Y FEBCO RP 2"
J004888 825YA FEBCO RP 2"
J020354 825YA FEBCO RP 2"
N095191148 806YD FEBCO DCDA 4"
V13908 350ADA WILKINS DCDA 4"
V6742 805YA FEBCO RP 0.375"
W116251 DCDA WILKINS DCDA 4"
Y48952 805Y FEBCO DC 2"
E00126 350ADA WILKINS DCDA 6"
3332181 975XL WILKINS RP 1"
J010983 825YAR WILKINS RP 1"
Nordentoft Way AM3121 825YA FEBCO RP 2"
Nyborg R2889 825Y FEBCO RP 2"
Nysted 3919382 975 WILKINS RP 1"
4101277 975XL WILKINS RP 1.25"
HOO1776 825YA FEBCO RP 1"
AC19444 975XLS WILKINS RP 1.5"
Odin Way 110473 720A WILKINS PVB 1"
115445 720A WILKINS PVB 0.75"
A004880 825YAR FEBCO RPPA 1"
H244307 765-1 FEBCO PVB 0.75"
J006373 825YA FEBCO RP 1"
Old Mill 4545683 975XL WILKINS RP 1"
H001114 825Y-AR FEBCO RP 1"
J043851 825YA FEBCO RP 1"
J124620 825 FEBCO RP 1"
Old Mission Dr 4897543 975X2 WILKINS RP 1"
4897551 (blank) WILKINS RP 1"
4897565 (blank) WILKINS RP 1"
4897535 (blank) WILKINS RP 1"
4897523 (blank) WILKINS RP 1"
4897544 (blank) WILKINS RP 1"
4897553 (blank) WILKINS RP 1"
4897547 (blank) WILKINS RP 1"
Olesen CB511068 765-1 FEBCO PVB 0.75"
0AA384051 720A WILKINS PVB .75"
Overdel R1061 825Y FEBCO RP 1"
Oxbow J006269 825YA FEBCO RP 1.5"
Park View Trail N/A (blank) (blank) AG (blank)
T462846 720-A WILKINS PVB 0.75"
CBK574 710 WILKINS PVB 0.75"
Petersen Ave 3274258 975XLSEU WILKINS RP 1"
HE61856 765 FEBCO PVB 0.75"
Pine St 2661560 950XL WILKINS DC 1"
3432700 975XL WILKINS RP 1"
2458348 975XL WILKINS RP 1"
496
Street Serial # Model MANF Type Size
Active
Pine St J013230 LF825Y FEBCO RP 0.75"
Ranch Road 137663 007M1QT WATTS DC 2"
Rancho Alisal Dr 2722174XLSEU 975XL WILKINS RP 1.5"
ABU5766 975xL2 WILKINS RP 1"
ALA15794 975XL3 WILKINS RP 1"
Redi-Mix Plant A485370 375XL WILKINS RP 2"
Riley Road 166377 1070 WILKINS PVB 1.5"
811946 720A WILKINS PVB 2"
AA1763 765 FEBCO PVB 2"
IV2381463 720A WILKINS PVB 1.5"
J024593 825Y FEBCO RP 1.5"
ACI3536 975xL2 WILKINS RP 1.5"
T009001 720A WILKINS PVB 1.5"
Rincon Drive J006025 825YA FEBCO RP 1"
Ringsted 110420 720A WILKINS PVB 1"
410157 720A WILKINS PVB 1"
J019218 825 FEBCO RP 1"
N/A (blank) (blank) AG (blank)
4975747 950XL WILKINS DC 1"
HF45607 765 FEBCO PVB 0.75"
Second St 3699891 950XL WILKINS DC 0.75"
AD3041 825Y FEBCO RP 0.75"
B31794C 805YD FEBCO DC 6"
VH2288 COLT200 AMES DC 2.5"
J009560 LF825Y FEBCO RP 1.5"
Valhalla 5016208 825 FEBCO - 1"
110457 720-A WILKINS PVB 0.75"
269797A 765 FEBCO PVB 1"
781312 975XL WILKINS RP 1"
AF9894 765-1 FEBCO PVB 1"
AO5783 825YAR FEBCO RP 1"
FB6291 765 FEBCO PVB 1"
H731851 765 FEBCO PVB 1"
J006376 805YA FEBCO RP 1"
W164818 975XL WILKINS RP 1"
CB409093 720-A FEBCO PVB 0.75"
129097 800M4QT WATTS PVB 1"
B243519 720A WILKINS PVB 1"
ABU8503 975xL2 WILKINS RP 1"
T637328 720A WILKINS PVB 1"
EAG1811 720A WILKINS PVB 0.75"
A046538 825YA FEBCO RP 1"
Valley Oak 1318539 720-A WILKINS PVB 0.75"
B232316 375XL WILKINS RP 0.75"
Viborg 2363305 975XLSEN WILKINS RP 1"
A101138 805 FEBCO DC 1.5"
AE1311 825Y FEBCO RP 1"
AE1315 825YA FEBCO RP 1"
AE1342 825Y FEBCO RP 1"
AE1346 825YA FEBCO RP 1"
AE1357 825YA FEBCO RP 1"
497
Street Serial # Model MANF Type Size
Active
Viborg AE1358 825YA FEBCO RP 1"
H10354 825YA FEBCO RP 1.25"
V3076 6C FEBCO RP 1.5"
4935921XLSEU 975xL2 WILKINS RP 1"
259BF 350 ASTDAR WILKINS DCDA 4"
HC55168 950KLD WILKINS DC 3/4"
ACM7420 975xL2 WILKINS RP 1.5"
T633205 720-A WILKINS PVB 1in
386354 LF009M3QT WATTS RP 0.75"
Village Lane 4425637 975xL2 WILKINS RP 1.5"
3199885XLD 950XLD WILKINS DC 0.75"
AD3096 825YA FEBCO RP 0.75"
AE0274 825Y FEBCO RP 1"
AE6214 825Y FEBCO RP 1.5"
AF0354 825Y FEBCO RP 1"
B3977 806Y FEBCO DCDA 4"
BG1103 825YA FEBCO RP 0.75"
J015136 825YA FEBCO RP 2"
N32764 350DA WILKINS DCDA 4"
S9797 825Y FEBCO RP 1.5"
ZK103 16 CLA-YAL DC 4"
4739788 975XLS WILKINS RP 1.5"
Village Lane 4217407 975XL2SEU WILKINS RP 0.75"
Willow Drive 3582177XLSEU 975XLSEU WILKINS RP 1"
FH5218 765 FEBCO PVB 1"
T463938 720A WILKINS PVB 3/4"
432174 420 WILKINS PVP 0.75"
ABS4630 975xL2 WILKINS RP 0.75"
Aarhus Drive 4524025 975xL2 WILKINS RP 2"
A108060 805Y FEBCO DC 1"
H000455 805Y FEBCO DC 0.75"
N/A (blank) (blank) AG (blank)
B3139 806 FEBCO DCDA 4.0"
ABH6632 975xL2 WILKINS RP 1.0"
ABA53983 975XL WILKINS RP 1"
Alamo Pintado Road 1771612 975XLBMS WILKINS RP 2"
3432644 975XL WILKINS RP 1"
4579219 975xL2 WILKINS RP 1.25"
09359 2000BM3 AMES DC 0.75"
3EM0162 3000SS AMES DCDA 6"
A000931 825YAR FEBCO RP 0.75"
A019502 825YA FEBCO RP 0.75"
A04359 860 FEBCO RP 2"
A166735 825Y FEBCO RP 1.5"
AE1328 825YA FEBCO RP 1"
AF3671 825YA FEBCO RP 1"
AF3672 825YA FEBCO RP 1"
AF3682 825YA FEBCO RP 1"
B0435 806YD FEBCO DCDA 4"
B214551 375 WILKINS RP 1"
C0135 806 FEBCO DCDA 4"
498
Street Serial # Model MANF Type Size
Active
Alamo Pintado Road C0771 805YD FEBCO DC 4"
H005589 825 FEBCO RPPA 0.75"
H01847 007 QT WATTS DC 0.5"
HC33166 765 FEBCO PVB 2"
J007199 825YA FEBCO RP 1"
W10289 550 WILKINS DC 1.25"
W18441 550 WILKINS DC 4"
Alisal Road 80904 975 WILKINS RP 2"
87617 2 HERSEY DC 3"
165255 774 WATTS DCDA 4"
363763 200 RAINBIRD PVB 2"
679462 975 WILKINS RP 1.5"
4058559 950XL 0A WILKINS DC 0.75"
4459284 975xL2 WILKINS RP 0.75"
9406060541 806YD FEBCO DCDA 4"
9801151436 805D FEBCO DC 4"
386550XLD 950XL WILKINS DC 0.75"
AE1300 825Y FEBCO RP 1"
AM3109 825Y FEBCO RP 1.5"
B10648 975XL WILKINS RP 6"
B18176 805YD FEBCO DC 4"
BD8276 825Y FEBCO RP 2"
E1379 825Y FEBCO RP 1.5"
H000396 805Y FEBCO DC 0.75"
H009550 825YA FEBCO RP 2"
H013954 805YB FEBCO DC 0.75"
H510389 765 FEBCO PVB 1"
J001450 825YA FEBCO RP 1.5"
J004862 825Y FEBCO RP 0.75"
J040091 825Y FEBCO RP 1"
J088946 825Y FEBCO RP 1"
L50682 375RPDA WILKINS RP 3"
N0706110845 856 FEBCO DCDA 6"
N1212200726 856 FEBCO DCDA 4"
NL0910 957RPDA-GV WATTS RPDA 3"
NL2006 957 WILKINS RP 3"
V17139 350ADA WILKINS DCDA 4"
V30149 350ADA WILKINS DCDA 4"
V39384 350ADA WILKINS DCDA 8"
WW581469 720A WILKINS PVB 1"
X06818 375A WILKINS RPDA 6"
J008665 825YA FEBCO RP 2"
4859339 975xL2 WILKINS RP 1"
BD6322 825Y 1.500" FEBCO RP 1.5"
BE3902 825Y FEBCO RP 2"
J010459 LF825YA FEBCO RP 2"
3015F 350HSTDAR WILKINS DCDA 4"
4964609 950XLD WILKINS RP 0.75"
J002851 825Y FEBCO RP 0.75"
H018568 805YB FEBCO DC 0.75"
ABH1181 975XL WILKINS RP 0.75"
499
Street Serial # Model MANF Type Size
Active
Alisal Road G056328 720A WILKINS PVB 1"
C09878 PVP4A APOLLO PVB 0.75"
J012181 825Y FEBCO RP 2"
O220E24 3000 AMES DCDA 4"
AKE6984 825Y FEBCO RP 1"
AJAJ6641 375XLRP WILKINS RP 1"
V60174 950XLD WILKINS DC 0.75"
HC45464 957 WATTS RP 3"
XF1132 LF007MI WATTS DC 1"
201357 350ADA WILKINS DC 4"
Floral Drive J033084 825YR FEBCO RP 2"
Chalk Hill Road B024601 375 WILKINS RP 1"
Copenhagen Drive 221457 007M3QT WATTS DC 0.75"
32252 719QT WATTS DCDA 0.75"
4188725 950XL WILKINS DC 0.75"
4577544 975XLSE WILKINS RP 1"
A000318 825YAR FEBCO RP 2"
A000475 825YAR FEBCO RP 2"
A022316 825Y FEBCO RP 1"
A043530 825Y FEBCO RP 0.75"
AB4389 825Y FEBCO RP 0.75"
BO419 806 FEBCO DCDA 4"
E00963 350ADAR WILKINS DCDA 4"
H16325 825Y FEBCO RP 1.5"
J083037 825YA FEBCO RP 0.75"
N1308020953 856ST FEBCO DCDA 6"
TC2574 757 WATTS DC 4"
XE106 880 FEBCO RP 6"
3472343 950XLT2 WILKINS DC 2"
8151828 375XL WILKINS RP 0.75"
Fredensborg Canyon Road 1500619 975XL WILKINS RP 1"
Rancho Alisal Drive 1778 800M4QT WATTS PVB 1.5"
324454 720A WILKINS PVB 2"
347954 720A WILKINS PVB 2"
A049768 825YA FEBCO RP 1"
AA2295 4 FEBCO PVB 2"
AB3434 765 FEBCO PVB 2"
AB4612 765 FEBCO PVB 1"
AB4955 765 FEBCO PVB 2"
AC9372 765 FEBCO PVB 1.5"
ACD2668 975xL2 WILKINS RP 1.5"
J000030 825YA FEBCO RP 1.5"
LC881 765 FEBCO PVB 1"
N/A (blank) (blank) AG (blank)
28402 765 FEBCO PVB 1.5"
J021419 825YA FEBCO RP 1.5"
ACK9142 1070 WILKINS PVB 1.5"
Oak Street 4785503 975XL WILKINS RP 1"
89360 765 FEBCO PVB 1"
J018156 825YA FEBCO RP 2"
JO15360 825YA FEBCO RP 1"
500
Street Serial # Model MANF Type Size
Active
Oak Street Y3736 825YA FEBCO RP 1"
133303 WATTS HERSEY DC 3"
AJAJ7162 375XLRP WILKINS RP 1"
Old Mission Drive 050643 LF009MSQT WATTS RP 1.5"
107101 LF009M2QT WATTS RP 1"
137896 LF009M2QT WATTS RP 1"
220296 007M3QT WATTS DC 0.75"
4362912 950 WILKINS DC 0.75"
4372164 950 WILKINS DCDA 0.75"
4481503 975XL WILKINS RP 2"
4604254 975XL WILKINS RP 1"
4812117 950XL WILKINS DC 0.75"
48904 350 WILKINS DCDA 6"
SJ-0823 LF757NDCDAGV WATTS DCDA 6"
V48733 350 WILKINS DCDA 6"
218440 007M3QT WATTS DC 0.75"
TC-2170 LF009MSQT WATTS RPDA 4"
Roskilde Road EAF962 720A WILKINS PVB 0.75"
Pistache Ave CAA69023 720A WILKINS PVB 0.75"
HE88498 765 FEBCO PVB 0.75"
Hans Park Trail N/A (blank) (blank) AG (blank)
Valley Oak Road N/A (blank) (blank) AG (blank)
Windmill Court N/A (blank) (blank) AG (blank)
ALA14360 975XL3 WILKINS RP 0.75"
Chalk Hill Road (HCA) 4302753 975XL WILKINS RP 2"
4791875 975xL2 WILKINS RP 1"
AA8261 825Y FEBCO RP 2"
Olesen ACK9157 950XLT2 WILKINS DC 1.5"
Chalk Hill (HCA) T189192 720-A WILKINS PVB 1''
Old Mill Rd 2722176 975XL WILKINS RP 1.5
ABAA5733 975xL2 WILKINS RP 1in
AKC5405 375XL Zurn-Wilkins RP 1.5"
Kronen Way J08471 825Y FEBCO RP 1"
Mission Dr 4429438 975XL WILKINS RP 0.75
BB7072 825Y12 FEBCO RP 1''
ABAA5542 975XL WILKINS RP 1"
J054304 825YA (blank) RP 1"
Kolding Ave HE39617 765 FEBCO PVB 0.75
ABM053 710 WILKINS PVB 0.75"
ALA23483 975XL3 WILKINS RP 1"
Mission Drive ABQ9579 975xL2 WILKINS RP 0.75"
ABS8420 975xL2 WILKINS RP 0.75"
ABT0830 975xL2 WILKINS RP 0.75"
Aalborg Court ABA81577 975xL2 WILKINGS RP 1"
Coast Oak Road T463365 720-A WILKINS PVB 0.75"
Eucalyptus Drive AJAU7150 375XL WILKINS RP 0.75"
Fairway Drive ABT2186 975xL2 WILKINS PVB 1"
Hickory Way T620873 720A Willkins PVB 1"
Manzanita Dr 477181 009-M3 QT WATTS RP 0.75"
ABJ6622 975xL2 Zurn-Wilkens RP 1"
ABW2808 975xL2 WILKINS RP 0.75"
501
Street Serial # Model MANF Type Size
Active
Manzanita Dr T279453 720A WILKINS PVB 1"
AEFY135 720 WILKINS PVB 0.75"
Mountain View Dr ABAA1431 975xL2 WILKINS RP 0.75"
Myrtle Ct T618183 720-A Willkins PVB 1in
Nysted Dr J001141 825YA FEBCO RP 1.5"
ABI4786 975xL2 WILKINS RP 1"
AJT9779 375XL WILKINS RP 1"
G154188 720A WILKINS PVP 1"
CAA6627B 720A WILKINS PVB 0.75"
Overdel Ln T454067 720A WILKINS PVB 1''
Sawleaf Ln MD96436 (blank) (blank) PVB 0.75"
Third Street FAF3190 720A WILKINS PVB 0.75"
AJAF8387 375 WILKINS RP 1"
AIA19532 975XL3 WILKINS RP 0.75"
AJS5066 375XLRP WILKINS RP 1"
Windmill Lane ALA33749 975XL3 WILKINS RP 0.75"
Mesa Dr 02173 765 FEBCO PVB 1.5"
607969 720-A WILKINS PVB 2"
Aalborg Ct AO45643 825Y FEBCO RP 1"
Skagen Dr 910214 950XL WILKINS DC 1.5"
V4917 805Y FEBCO DC 1.5"
Rebild Dr GI25632 721A WILKINS PVB 1"
Viborg Rd 1968173 950XL OA WILKINS DC 0.75"
3299599XLD 950XLD WILKINS DC 0.75"
3361192 975XLS2SEU WILKINS RP 0.75"
3589937 975XLS2SEU WILKINS RP 0.75"
J001265 825Y FEBCO RP 0"
J003043 825Y FEBCO RP 2"
J003115 825Y FEBCO RP 2"
J006919 825Y FEBCO RP 1.5"
N33633 350DA FEBCO DCDA 4"
4817015 950XLD WILKINS DC 0.75"
Valhalla Dr 107755 975 WILKINS RP 1"
18071 800M4 WATTS PVB 1"
ABA69042 975xL2 WILKINS RP 1"
Augustenborg 2246336 975XL WILKINS RP 0.75
IRR PH2 AC05306 375XL WILKINS RP 2"
First Street Landscp/Muni.Pkg G245508 720A WILKINS PVB 1" Alisal Rd Parking Lot #1 J000251 825YA FEBCO RP 1"
Skytt Mesa J026674 825Y FEBCO RP 1.5"
Mission Dr (Solvang Park RR2) 2230892 975XLBMS WILKINS RP 2" Mission Drive Memorial Bldg 4279704 975XLSEU WILKINS RP 2" 1205 B Petersen Ave W264971 975XL WILKINS RP 2"
Solvang Mesa/Chalk Hill 22422446 975XLSEU WILKINS RP 1.5" S Alisal Road (WWP) 3957091 950XLT2 WILKINS DC 0.75"
V41088 350ADA WILKINS DCDA 6"
Oak Street Municipal Center Bldg A004366 825YAB WILKINS RP 1" Skytt Mesa Rd 3967205 975xL2 WILKINS RP 2"
Roskilde BA6881 825YA FEBCO RP 1.5"
Roskilde Landscape A005169 825YAR FEBCO RP 1.5"
Vigard Dr AJE2888 375XLP Zurn-Wilkins RP 1"
502
Street Serial # Model MANF Type Size
Active
Aebeltoft Way A024562 825YA FEBCO RP 1"
Inactive
Hillside Drive W2317 825Y FEBCO RP 2"
Ivy Lane AB52464 975tL2 WILKINS RP 1"
Mission Drive N/A (blank) (blank) (blank) (blank)
A06603 825Y FEBCO RP 1"
Village Lane V9067 825Y FEBCO RP 1.5"
Kolding Ave N/A (blank) (blank) (blank) (blank)
Creekside Drive N/A (blank) (blank) (blank) (blank)
Nysted Dr N/A (blank) (blank) (blank) (blank)
Third Street (blank) (blank) (blank) (blank) (blank)
Vester Hod N/A (blank) (blank) (blank) (blank)
Augustenborg (blank) (blank) (blank) (blank) (blank)
unknown
Fredensborg Canyon Rd (blank) (blank) (blank) (blank) (blank) Rancho Alisal Dr (blank) (blank) (blank) (blank) (blank) Oak Ridge Rd (blank) (blank) (blank) (blank) (blank)
Aebeltoft Way (blank) (blank) (blank) (blank) (blank)
Valley Oak Rd (blank) (blank) (blank) (blank) (blank)
Kronborg Way (blank) (blank) (blank) (blank) (blank)
Rosenvej (blank) (blank) (blank) (blank) (blank)
(blank)
(blank) (blank) (blank) (blank) (blank) (blank)
pending
Chalk Hill Rd (blank) (blank) (blank) (blank) (blank)
Nordentoft Way (blank) (blank) (blank) (blank) (blank)
Old Mission Dr (blank) (blank) (blank) (blank) (blank)
Pistache Ave (blank) (blank) (blank) (blank) (blank)
Kolding Ave (blank) (blank) (blank) (blank) (blank)
College Canyon Rd (blank) (blank) (blank) (blank) (blank) Elm Ave (blank) (blank) (blank) (blank) (blank)
Juniper Ave (blank) (blank) (blank) (blank) (blank)
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Hornbeck (blank) (blank) (blank) (blank) (blank)
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APPENDIX F: LIST OF FCCCHR APPROVED BPAS

504
Type
ManufacturerModelSizeOrientation(s)ApprovedRenewed≤0.25% Pb ManualShutoffs Y-Spare Parts OnlyBypassMeters AVB Ames A100 3/4 VUH 1-Nov-1991 1-Nov-2024N8Y
AVB Ames A1001 VUH 1-Nov-1991 1-Nov-2024N8Y
AVB Ames A100 1 1/2 VUH 27-Sep-1991 27-Sep-2024N8Y
AVB Ames A1002 VUH 21-Aug-1991 21-Aug-2024N8Y
AVB Watts 288AM3 1 1/4 VUH 12-Aug-1991 12-Aug-2024N8Y
AVB Watts 288AM3 1 1/2 VUH 27-Sep-1991 27-Sep-2024N8Y
AVB Watts 288AM32 VUH 21-Aug-1991 21-Aug-2024N8Y
AVB Watts 288AM3 2 1/2 VUH 10-Sep-1991 10-Sep-2024N8Y
AVB Watts 288AM33 VUH 16-Sep-1991 16-Sep-2024N8Y
AVB Watts 288AM5 3/4 VUH 1-Nov-1991 1-Nov-2024N8Y
AVB Watts 288AM51 VUH 1-Nov-1991 1-Nov-2024N8Y
DC Ames 2000-DC 10H 4-Aug-1987 4-Aug-2023N7 tt,ee,ff,gg,hh,ll,mm,oo,pp,uu,ccc,ddd,ffff,ggggY DC Ames 2000-DCA4H 11-Jan-1988 11-Jan-2024N7 tt,ee,ff,gg,hh,ll,mm,oo,pp,uu,ccc,ddd,ffff,ggggY DC Ames 2000-DCA6H 11-Jan-1988 11-Jan-2024N7 tt,ee,ff,gg,hh,ll,mm,oo,pp,uu,ccc,ddd,ffff,ggggY DC Ames 2000-DCA8H 11-Jan-1988 11-Jan-2024N7 tt,ee,ff,gg,hh,ll,mm,oo,pp,uu,ccc,ddd,ffff,ggggY DC Ames 2000-G-DC 10H 4-Aug-1987 4-Aug-2023N7 tt,ee,ff,gg,hh,ll,mm,oo,pp,uu,ccc,ddd,ffff,ggggY DC Ames 2000-G-DCA4H 11-Jan-1988 11-Jan-2024N7 tt,ee,ff,gg,hh,ll,mm,oo,pp,uu,ccc,ddd,ffff,ggggY DC Ames 2000-G-DCA6H 11-Jan-1988 11-Jan-2024N7 tt,ee,ff,gg,hh,ll,mm,oo,pp,uu,ccc,ddd,ffff,ggggY DC Ames 2000-G-DCA8H 11-Jan-1988 11-Jan-2024N7 tt,ee,ff,gg,hh,ll,mm,oo,pp,uu,ccc,ddd,ffff,ggggY DC Ames 2000B 1/2H 6-Dec-1983 6-Dec-2022N8 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrN DC Ames 2000B 1/2H 16-Jun-1997 16-Jun-2024N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrN DC Ames 2000B 1/2 VU 16-Jun-1997 16-Jun-2024N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrN DC Ames 2000B 3/4H 5-Apr-1993 5-Apr-2023N8 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrN DC Ames 2000B 3/4 VU 27-Aug-1996 27-Aug-2023N8 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrN DC Ames 2000B1H 26-Feb-1991 26-Feb-2024N8 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrN DC Ames 2000B1H 18-May-1998 18-May-2022N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrN DC Ames 2000B1 VU 18-May-1998 18-May-2022N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrN DC Ames 2000B 1 1/4H 1-Oct-1996 1-Oct-2023N8 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrN DC Ames 2000B 1 1/4 VU 1-Oct-1996 1-Oct-2023N8 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrN DC Ames 2000B 1 1/2H 24-May-1994 24-May-2024N8 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrN DC Ames 2000B 1 1/2 VU 11-Mar-1996 11-Mar-2023N8 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrN DC Ames 2000B2H 30-Jun-1992 30-Jun-2022N8 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrN DC Ames 2000B2 VU 8-Mar-1996 8-Mar-2023N8 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrN DC Ames 2000B-FP 3/4H 1-Sep-2009 1-Sep-2024N9 (eeeee)N
DC Ames 2000B-FP1
DC Ames 2000B-FP 1 1/4
DC Ames 2000B-FP 1 1/2
DC Ames 2000B-FP2
DC Ames 2000BM1-FP1H 1-Sep-2009 1-Sep-2024N9 (eeeee),uuuuuuN DC Ames 2000BM1-FP1 VU 21-Aug-2017 21-Aug-2023N9 (eeeee),uuuuuuN DC Ames 2000BM1-FP2H 1-Sep-2009 1-Sep-2024N9 (eeeee),uuuuuuN DC Ames 2000BM1-FP2 VU 21-Aug-2017 21-Aug-2023N9 (eeeee),uuuuuuN DC Ames 2000BM2-FP 1 1/4H 1-Sep-2009 1-Sep-2024N9 (eeeee),uuuuuuN DC Ames 2000BM2-FP 1 1/4 VU 21-Aug-2017 21-Aug-2023N9 (eeeee),uuuuuuN DC Ames 2000BM2-FP 1 1/2H 1-Sep-2009 1-Sep-2024N9 (eeeee),uuuuuuN DC Ames 2000BM2-FP 1 1/2 VU 21-Aug-2017 21-Aug-2023N9 (eeeee),uuuuuuN DC Ames 2000BM3 3/4H 27-Mar-2000 27-Mar-2023N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrN DC Ames 2000BM3 3/4 VU 27-Mar-2000 27-Mar-2023N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrN DC Ames 2000BM3-FP 3/4H 1-Sep-2009 1-Sep-2024N9 (eeeee)N DC Ames 2000CIV4H 15-Jan-1982 15-Jan-2024N6 (oo),gg,hh,ll,mm,pp,tt,uu,eeeY DC Ames 2000CIV4 VU 11-Mar-1996 11-Mar-2023N8 (oo),gg,hh,ll,mm,pp,tt,uu,eeeY DC Ames 2000CIV6H 18-May-1982 18-May-2024N6 (oo),gg,hh,ll,mm,pp,tt,uu,eeeY DC Ames 2000CIV6 VU 5-Dec-1996 5-Dec-2023N8 (oo),gg,hh,ll,mm,pp,tt,uu,eeeY DC Ames 2000CIV8H 6-Jul-1981 6-Jul-2023N6 (oo),gg,hh,ll,mm,pp,tt,uu,eeeY DC Ames 2000CIV8 VU 5-Dec-1996 5-Dec-2023N8 (oo),gg,hh,ll,mm,pp,tt,uu,eeeY DC Ames 2000CIV 10H 16-Mar-1983 16-Mar-2025N6 (oo),gg,hh,ll,mm,pp,tt,uu,eeeY DC Ames 2000CIV 10 VU 5-Dec-1996 5-Dec-2023N8 (oo),gg,hh,ll,mm,pp,tt,uu,eeeY DC Ames 2000SE 2 1/2H 10-Sep-1996 10-Sep-2023N8 (mm),ee,ff,gg,hh,ll,mm,oo,pp,tt,uu,ccc,ddd,ffff,ggggY DC Ames 2000SE6H 22-Nov-1993 22-Nov-2023N8 tt,ee,ff,gg,hh,ll,mm,oo,pp,uu,ccc,ddd,ffff,ggggY DC Ames 2000SE8H 9-Sep-1992 9-Sep-2022N8 tt,ee,ff,gg,hh,ll,mm,oo,pp,uu,ccc,ddd,ffff,ggggY DC Ames 2000SS 3/4H 5-May-1995 5-May-2022N8 iiY
DC Ames 2000SS1H 5-May-1995 5-May-2022N8 iiY
DC Ames 2000SS 1 1/4H 14-Jul-1995 14-Jul-2022N8 iiY
DC Ames 2000SS 1 1/2H 13-Oct-1995 13-Oct-2022N8 iiY
DC Ames 2000SS2H 13-Oct-1995 13-Oct-2022N8 iiY
DC Ames 2000SS 2 1/2H 11-Jul-1991 11-Jul-2024N8 (tt),ee,ff,gg,hh,pp,uu,ccc,dddN DC Ames 2000SS 2 1/2H 11-Jul-1991 11-Jul-2024Y8 ll,mm,oo,ffff,ggggN DC Ames 2000SS3H 11-Jul-1991 11-Jul-2024N8 (tt),ee,ff,gg,hh,pp,uu,ccc,dddN DC Ames 2000SS3H 11-Jul-1991 11-Jul-2024Y8 ll,mm,oo,ffff,ggggN DC Ames 2000SS4H 11-Jul-1991 11-Jul-2024N8 (tt),ee,ff,gg,hh,pp,uu,ccc,dddN DC Ames 2000SS4H 11-Jul-1991 11-Jul-2024Y8 ll,mm,oo,ffff,ggggN DC Ames 2000SS6H 9-Sep-1992 9-Sep-2022N8 (tt),ee,ff,gg,hh,pp,uu,ccc,dddN DC Ames 2000SS6H 9-Sep-1992 9-Sep-2022Y8 ll,mm,oo,ffff,ggggN DC Ames 2000SS8H 16-Sep-1996 16-Sep-2023N8 (tt),ee,ff,gg,hh,pp,uu,ccc,dddN DC Ames 2000SS8H 16-Sep-1996 16-Sep-2023Y8 ll,mm,oo,ffff,ggggN DC Ames 2000SS 10H 16-Feb-2001 16-Feb-2025N8 pp,N
505
Type
ManufacturerModelSizeOrientation(s)ApprovedRenewed≤0.25% Pb ManualShutoffs Y-Spare Parts OnlyBypassMeters DC Ames 2000SS 10H 16-Feb-2001 16-Feb-2025Y8 (ll),mm,ooN DC Ames 2000SS 12H 22-Jul-2009 22-Jul-2024N9 pp,N
DC Ames 2000SS 12H 22-Jul-2009 22-Jul-2024Y9 (ll),mm,ooN DC Ames 2000SS 12 VU 22-Feb-2011 22-Feb-2023N9 pp,N
DC Ames 2000SS 12 VU 22-Feb-2011 22-Feb-2023Y9 (ll),mm,ooN DC Ames 2000SS-M4H 5-May-1995 5-May-2022N8 (tt),ee,ff,gg,hh,ll,mm,oo,pp,uu,ccc,ddd,ffff,ggggN DC Ames 2000SS-M6H 5-May-1995 5-May-2022N8 (tt),ee,ff,gg,hh,ll,mm,oo,pp,uu,ccc,ddd,ffff,ggggN DC Ames 200B 1/2H 21-Apr-2006 21-Apr-2024N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrY DC Ames 200B 1/2 VD 21-Apr-2006 21-Apr-2024N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrY DC Ames 200B 1/2 VU 21-Apr-2006 21-Apr-2024N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrY DC Ames 200B 3/4H 21-Apr-2006 21-Apr-2024N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrY DC Ames 200B 3/4 VD 21-Apr-2006 21-Apr-2024N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrY DC Ames 200B 3/4 VU 21-Apr-2006 21-Apr-2024N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrY DC Ames 200B 1H 21-Apr-2006 21-Apr-2024N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrY DC Ames 200B 1 VD 21-Apr-2006 21-Apr-2024N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrY DC Ames 200B 1 VU 21-Apr-2006 21-Apr-2024N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrY DC Ames 200B 1 1/4H 21-Apr-2006 21-Apr-2024N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrY DC Ames 200B 1 1/4 VD 21-Apr-2006 21-Apr-2024N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrY DC Ames 200B 1 1/4 VU 21-Apr-2006 21-Apr-2024N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrY DC Ames 200B 1 1/2H 21-Apr-2006 21-Apr-2024N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrY DC Ames 200B 1 1/2 VD 21-Apr-2006 21-Apr-2024N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrY DC Ames 200B 1 1/2 VU 21-Apr-2006 21-Apr-2024N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrY DC Ames 200B 2H 21-Apr-2006 21-Apr-2024N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrY DC Ames 200B 2 VD 21-Apr-2006 21-Apr-2024N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrY DC Ames 200B 2 VU 21-Apr-2006 21-Apr-2024N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrY DC Ames 200B R10 1/2H 21-Apr-2006 21-Apr-2024N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrY DC Ames 200B R10 1/2 VD 21-Apr-2006 21-Apr-2024N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrY DC Ames 200B R10 1/2 VU 21-Apr-2006 21-Apr-2024N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrY DC Ames 200B R10 3/4H 21-Apr-2006 21-Apr-2024N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrY DC Ames 200B R10 3/4 VD 21-Apr-2006 21-Apr-2024N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrY DC Ames 200B R10 3/4 VU 21-Apr-2006 21-Apr-2024N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrY DC Ames 200B-A 1/2 VUVD 21-Apr-2006 21-Apr-2024N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrY DC Ames 200B-A1 VUVD 21-Apr-2006 21-Apr-2024N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrY DC Ames 200B-A 1 1/4 VUVD 21-Apr-2006 21-Apr-2024N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrY DC Ames 200B-A 1 1/2 VUVD 21-Apr-2006 21-Apr-2024N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrY DC Ames 200B-A2 VUVD 21-Apr-2006 21-Apr-2024N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrY DC Ames 200B-AR10 1/2 VUVD 3-Jul-2013 3-Jul-2022N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrY DC Ames 200B-AR10 3/4 VUVD 3-Jul-2013 3-Jul-2022N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrY DC Ames Colt 200 2 1/2H 20-Jul-2004 20-Jul-2022N9 (ppp),qqq,nnnnnN DC Ames Colt 200 2 1/2H 20-Jul-2004 20-Jul-2022Y9 yyy,zzz,dddd,eeee,dddd,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnnN DC Ames Colt 200 2 1/2 VU 20-Jul-2004 20-Jul-2022N9 (ppp),qqq,nnnnnN DC Ames Colt 200 2 1/2 VU 20-Jul-2004 20-Jul-2022Y9 yyy,zzz,dddd,eeee,dddd,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnnN DC Ames Colt 2003H 20-Jul-2004 20-Jul-2022N9 (ppp),qqq,nnnnnN DC Ames Colt 2003H 20-Jul-2004 20-Jul-2022Y9 yyy,zzz,dddd,eeee,dddd,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnnN DC Ames Colt 2003 VU 20-Jul-2004 20-Jul-2022N9 (ppp),qqq,nnnnnN DC Ames Colt 2003 VU 20-Jul-2004 20-Jul-2022Y9 yyy,zzz,dddd,eeee,dddd,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnnN DC Ames Colt 2004H 20-Jul-2004 20-Jul-2022N9 (ppp),qqq,nnnnnN DC Ames Colt 2004H 20-Jul-2004 20-Jul-2022Y9 yyy,zzz,dddd,eeee,dddd,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnnN DC Ames Colt 2004 VU 20-Jul-2004 20-Jul-2022N9 (ppp),qqq,nnnnnN DC Ames Colt 2004 VU 20-Jul-2004 20-Jul-2022Y9 yyy,zzz,dddd,eeee,dddd,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnnN DC Ames Colt 2006H 21-Apr-2006 21-Apr-2024N9 (ppp),qqq,aaaa,bbbb,nnnnnN DC Ames Colt 2006H 21-Apr-2006 21-Apr-2024Y9 yyy,zzz,dddd,eeee,ffff,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnnN DC Ames Colt 2006 VU 21-Apr-2006 21-Apr-2024N9 (ppp),qqq,aaaa,bbbb,nnnnnN DC Ames Colt 2006 VU 21-Apr-2006 21-Apr-2024Y9 yyy,zzz,dddd,eeee,ffff,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnnN DC Ames Colt 2008H 11-Aug-2004 11-Aug-2022N9 ppp,qqq,aaaa,bbbb,nnnnnN DC Ames Colt 2008H 11-Aug-2004 11-Aug-2022Y9 (yyy),zzz,dddd,eeee,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnnN DC Ames Colt 2008 VU 10-Feb-2006 10-Feb-2024N9 ppp,qqq,aaaa,bbbb,nnnnnN DC Ames Colt 2008 VU 10-Feb-2006 10-Feb-2024Y9 (yyy),zzz,dddd,eeee,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnnN DC Ames Colt 200 10H 2-May-2008 2-May-2023N9 ppp,qqq,aaaa,bbbbN DC Ames Colt 200 10H 2-May-2008 2-May-2023Y9 yyy,zzz,dddd,eeee,ggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnnN DC Ames Colt 200 10 VU 2-May-2008 2-May-2023N9 (ppp),qqq,aaaa,bbbbN DC Ames Colt 200 10 VU 5-Dec-2014 5-Dec-2023Y9 yyy,zzz,dddd,eeee,ggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnnN DC Ames Colt 200a 2 1/2H 7-Oct-2002 7-Oct-2023N9 (ppp),fff,qqq,yyy,zzz,aaaa,bbbb,dddd,eeee,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnn,nnnnnY DC Ames Colt 200a 2 1/2 VU 7-Oct-2002 7-Oct-2023N9 (ppp),qqq,yyy,zzz,aaaa,bbbb,dddd,eeee,ffff,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnn,nnnnnY DC Ames Colt 200a3H 7-Oct-2002 7-Oct-2023N9 (ppp),qqq,yyy,zzz,aaaa,bbbb,dddd,eeee,ffff,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnn,nnnnnY DC Ames Colt 200a3 VU 7-Oct-2002 7-Oct-2023N9 (ppp),qqq,yyy,zzz,aaaa,bbbb,dddd,eeee,ffff,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnn,nnnnnY DC Ames Colt 200a4H 7-Oct-2002 7-Oct-2023N9 (ppp),qqq,yyy,zzz,aaaa,bbbb,dddd,eeee,ffff,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnn,nnnnnY DC Ames Colt 200a4 VU 7-Oct-2002 7-Oct-2023N9 (ppp),qqq,yyy,zzz,aaaa,bbbb,dddd,eeee,ffff,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnn,nnnnnY DC Ames Colt 200a6H 3-Jul-2003 3-Jul-2024N9 (ppp),qqq,yyy,zzz,aaaa,bbbb,dddd,eeee,ffff,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnn,nnnnnY DC Ames Colt 200a6 VU 3-Jul-2003 3-Jul-2024N9 (ppp),qqq,yyy,zzz,aaaa,bbbb,dddd,eeee,ffff,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnn,nnnnnY DC Ames Colt 200N 2 1/2 VUVD 7-Apr-2009 7-Apr-2024N9 (ppp),qqq,nnnnnN DC Ames Colt 200N 2 1/2 VUVD 7-Apr-2009 7-Apr-2024Y9 yyy,zzz,dddd,eeee,dddd,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnnN DC Ames Colt 200N3 VUVD 7-Apr-2009 7-Apr-2024N9 (ppp),qqq,nnnnnN DC Ames Colt 200N3 VUVD 7-Apr-2009 7-Apr-2024Y9 yyy,zzz,dddd,eeee,dddd,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnnN DC Ames Colt 200N4 VUVD 7-Apr-2009 7-Apr-2024N9 (ppp),qqq,nnnnnN DC Ames Colt 200N4 VUVD 7-Apr-2009 7-Apr-2024Y9 yyy,zzz,dddd,eeee,dddd,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnnN 506
Type
ManufacturerModelSizeOrientation(s)ApprovedRenewed≤0.25% Pb ManualShutoffs Y-Spare Parts OnlyBypassMeters DC Ames Colt 200N6 VUVD 7-Apr-2009 7-Apr-2024N9 (ppp),qqq,nnnnnN DC Ames Colt 200N6 VUVD 7-Apr-2009 7-Apr-2024Y9 yyy,zzz,dddd,eeee,dddd,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnnN DC Ames Colt 200N8 VUVD 3-Jan-2013 3-Jan-2025N9 ppp,qqq,aaaa,bbbbN DC Ames Colt 200N8 VUVD 3-Jan-2013 3-Jan-2025Y9 yyy, zzz,dddd,eeee,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnnN DC Ames Colt 200N 10 VUVD 1-Sep-2009 1-Sep-2024N9 (ppp),qqqN DC Ames Colt 200N 10 VUVD 1-Sep-2009 1-Sep-2024Y9 yyy,zzz,dddd,eeee,dddd,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnnN DC Ames Colt 200Na 2 1/2 VUVD 20-Mar-2003 20-Mar-2024N9 (ppp),qqq,yyy,zzz,aaaa,bbbb,dddd,eeee,ffff,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnn,nnnnnY DC Ames Colt 200Na3 VUVD 20-Mar-2003 20-Mar-2024N9 (ppp),qqq,yyy,zzz,aaaa,bbbb,dddd,eeee,ffff,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnn,nnnnnY DC Ames Colt 200Na4 VUVD 20-Mar-2003 20-Mar-2024N9 (ppp),qqq,yyy,zzz,aaaa,bbbb,dddd,eeee,ffff,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnn,nnnnnY DC Ames Colt 200Na6 VUVD 3-Jul-2003 3-Jul-2024N9 (ppp),qqq,yyy,zzz,aaaa,bbbb,dddd,eeee,ffff,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnn,nnnnnY DC Ames DC4H 14-Jun-1985 14-Jun-2024N6 oo,pp,ffff,ggggY DC Ames DC6H 14-Jun-1985 14-Jun-2024N6 oo,pp,ffff,ggggY DC Ames DC8H 4-Aug-1987 4-Aug-2023N7 oo,pp,ffff,ggggY
DC Ames DC 10
DC Ames DC 10
DC Ames DCA4
DC Ames DCA4
DC Ames DCA6
DC Ames DCA6
DC Ames DCA8
DC Ames DCA8
DC Ames Deringer 20 2 1/2H 26-Mar-2020 26-Mar-2023Y 10 (int)N DC Ames Deringer 20 2 1/2 VU 26-Mar-2020 26-Mar-2023Y 10 (int)N DC Ames Deringer 203H 26-Mar-2020 26-Mar-2023Y 10 (int)N DC Ames Deringer 203 VU 26-Mar-2020 26-Mar-2023Y 10 (int)N DC Ames Deringer 204H 26-Mar-2020 26-Mar-2023Y 10 (int)N DC Ames Deringer 204 VU 26-Mar-2020 26-Mar-2023Y 10 (int)N DC Ames Deringer 206H 26-Mar-2020 26-Mar-2023Y 10 (int)N DC Ames Deringer 206 VU 26-Mar-2020 26-Mar-2023Y 10 (int)N DC Ames Deringer 208H 26-Mar-2020 26-Mar-2023Y 10 (int)N DC Ames Deringer 208 VU 26-Mar-2020 26-Mar-2023Y 10 (int)N DC Ames Deringer 20G 2 1/2H 26-Mar-2020 26-Mar-2023Y 10 (ssssss), ttttttN DC Ames Deringer 20G 2 1/2 VU 26-Mar-2020 26-Mar-2023Y 10 (ssssss), ttttttN DC Ames Deringer 20G3H 26-Mar-2020 26-Mar-2023Y 10 (ssssss), ttttttN DC Ames Deringer 20G3 VU 26-Mar-2020 26-Mar-2023Y 10 (ssssss), ttttttN DC Ames Deringer 20G4H 26-Mar-2020 26-Mar-2023Y 10 (ssssss), ttttttN DC Ames Deringer 20G4 VU 26-Mar-2020 26-Mar-2023Y 10 (ssssss), ttttttN DC Ames Deringer 20G6H 26-Mar-2020 26-Mar-2023Y 10 (ssssss), ttttttN DC Ames Deringer 20G6 VU 26-Mar-2020 26-Mar-2023Y 10 (ssssss), ttttttN DC Ames Deringer 20G8H 26-Mar-2020 26-Mar-2023Y 10 (ssssss), ttttttN DC Ames Deringer 20G8 VU 26-Mar-2020 26-Mar-2023Y 10 (ssssss), ttttttN DC Ames Deringer 20GX4H 26-Mar-2020 26-Mar-2023Y 10 (ssssss), ttttttN DC Ames Deringer 20GX4 VU 26-Mar-2020 26-Mar-2023Y 10 (ssssss), ttttttN DC Ames Deringer 20GX6H 26-Mar-2020 26-Mar-2023Y 10 (ssssss), ttttttN DC Ames Deringer 20GX6 VU 26-Mar-2020 26-Mar-2023Y 10 (ssssss), ttttttN DC Ames Deringer 20X4H 26-Mar-2020 26-Mar-2023Y 10 (int)N DC Ames Deringer 20X4 VU 26-Mar-2020 26-Mar-2023Y 10 (int)N DC Ames Deringer 20X6H 26-Mar-2020 26-Mar-2023Y 10 (int)N DC Ames Deringer 20X6 VU 26-Mar-2020 26-Mar-2023Y 10 (int)N DC Ames LF2000B 1/2H 25-Sep-2013 25-Sep-2022Y9 (hhhh)N
DC Ames LF2000B 1/2 VU 25-Sep-2013 25-Sep-2022Y9 (hhhh)N DC Ames LF2000BM1 1H 25-Sep-2013 25-Sep-2022Y9 (hhhh)N
DC Ames LF2000BM1 1 VU 25-Sep-2013 25-Sep-2022Y9 (hhhh)N DC Ames LF2000BM1 2H 25-Sep-2013 25-Sep-2022Y9 (hhhh)N
DC Ames LF2000BM1 2 VU 25-Sep-2013 25-Sep-2022Y9 (hhhh)N DC Ames LF2000BM1-FP1H 12-Mar-2019 12-Mar-2025Y9 (eeeee),uuuuuuN DC Ames LF2000BM1-FP1 VU 12-Mar-2019 12-Mar-2025Y9 (eeeee),uuuuuuN DC Ames LF2000BM1-FP2H 12-Mar-2019 12-Mar-2025Y9 (eeeee),uuuuuuN DC Ames LF2000BM1-FP2 VU 12-Mar-2019 12-Mar-2025Y9 (eeeee),uuuuuuN DC Ames LF2000BM2 1 1/4H 25-Sep-2013 25-Sep-2022Y8 (hhhh)N DC Ames LF2000BM2 1 1/4 VU 25-Sep-2013 25-Sep-2022Y8 (hhhh)N DC Ames LF2000BM2 1 1/2H 25-Sep-2013 25-Sep-2022Y8 (hhhh)N DC Ames LF2000BM2 1 1/2 VU 25-Sep-2013 25-Sep-2022Y8 (hhhh)N DC Ames LF2000BM2-FP 1 1/4H 12-Mar-2019 12-Mar-2025Y9 (eeeee),uuuuuuN DC Ames LF2000BM2-FP 1 1/4 VU 12-Mar-2019 12-Mar-2025Y9 (eeeee),uuuuuuN DC Ames LF2000BM2-FP 1 1/2H 12-Mar-2019 12-Mar-2025Y9 (eeeee),uuuuuuN DC Ames LF2000BM2-FP 1 1/2 VU 12-Mar-2019 12-Mar-2025Y9 (eeeee),uuuuuuN DC Ames LF2000BM3 3/4H 25-Sep-2013 25-Sep-2022Y9 (hhhh)N DC Ames LF2000BM3 3/4 VU 25-Sep-2013 25-Sep-2022Y9 (hhhh)N DC Ames LF200B 1/2H 3-Jul-2013 3-Jul-2022Y9 (hhhh)Y
DC Ames LF200B 1/2 VD 3-Jul-2013 3-Jul-2022Y9 (hhhh)Y
DC Ames LF200B 1/2 VU 3-Jul-2013 3-Jul-2022Y9 (hhhh)Y
DC Ames LF200B 3/4H 3-Jul-2013 3-Jul-2022Y9 (hhhh)Y
DC Ames LF200B 3/4 VD 3-Jul-2013 3-Jul-2022Y9 (hhhh)Y
DC Ames LF200B 3/4 VU 3-Jul-2013 3-Jul-2022Y9 (hhhh)Y
DC Ames LF200B 1H 14-Jun-2006 14-Jun-2024N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrY 507
Type
ManufacturerModelSizeOrientation(s)ApprovedRenewed≤0.25% Pb ManualShutoffs Y-Spare Parts OnlyBypassMeters DC Ames LF200B 1 VD 14-Jun-2006 14-Jun-2024N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrY DC Ames LF200B 1 VU 14-Jun-2006 14-Jun-2024N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrY DC Ames LF200B 1 1/4H 14-Jun-2006 14-Jun-2024N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrY DC Ames LF200B 1 1/4 VD 14-Jun-2006 14-Jun-2024N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrY DC Ames LF200B 1 1/4 VU 14-Jun-2006 14-Jun-2024N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrY DC Ames LF200B 1 1/2H 14-Jun-2006 14-Jun-2024N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrY DC Ames LF200B 1 1/2 VD 14-Jun-2006 14-Jun-2024N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrY DC Ames LF200B 1 1/2 VU 14-Jun-2006 14-Jun-2024N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrY DC Ames LF200B 2H 14-Jun-2006 14-Jun-2024N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrY DC Ames LF200B 2 VD 14-Jun-2006 14-Jun-2024N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrY DC Ames LF200B 2 VU 14-Jun-2006 14-Jun-2024N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrY DC Ames LF200B R10 1/2H 14-Jun-2006 14-Jun-2024N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrY DC Ames LF200B R10 1/2 VD 14-Jun-2006 14-Jun-2024N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrY DC Ames LF200B R10 1/2 VU 14-Jun-2006 14-Jun-2024N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrY DC Ames LF200B R10 3/4H 14-Jun-2006 14-Jun-2024N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrY DC Ames LF200B R10 3/4 VD 14-Jun-2006 14-Jun-2024N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrY DC Ames LF200B R10 3/4 VU 14-Jun-2006 14-Jun-2024N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrY DC Ames LF200B-A1 VUVD 14-Jun-2006 14-Jun-2024N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrY DC Ames LF200B-A 1 1/4 VUVD 14-Jun-2006 14-Jun-2024N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrY DC Ames LF200B-A 1 1/2 VUVD 14-Jun-2006 14-Jun-2024N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrY DC Ames LF200B-A2 VUVD 14-Jun-2006 14-Jun-2024N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrY DC Ames LFU200B1H 14-Jun-2006 14-Jun-2024N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppY DC Ames LFU200B1 VD 14-Jun-2006 14-Jun-2024N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppY DC Ames LFU200B1 VU 14-Jun-2006 14-Jun-2024N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppY DC Ames LFU200B 1 1/4H 14-Jun-2006 14-Jun-2024N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppY DC Ames LFU200B 1 1/4 VD 14-Jun-2006 14-Jun-2024N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppY DC Ames LFU200B 1 1/4 VU 14-Jun-2006 14-Jun-2024N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppY DC Ames LFU200B 1 1/2H 14-Jun-2006 14-Jun-2024N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppY DC Ames LFU200B 1 1/2 VD 14-Jun-2006 14-Jun-2024N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppY DC Ames LFU200B 1 1/2 VU 14-Jun-2006 14-Jun-2024N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppY DC Ames LFU200B2H 14-Jun-2006 14-Jun-2024N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppY DC Ames LFU200B2 VD 14-Jun-2006 14-Jun-2024N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppY DC Ames LFU200B2 VU 14-Jun-2006 14-Jun-2024N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppY DC Ames Maxim 200 2 1/2H 20-Jul-2004 20-Jul-2022N9 (ppp),qqq,nnnnnN DC Ames Maxim 200 2 1/2H 20-Jul-2004 20-Jul-2022Y9 yyy,dddd,eeee,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnnN DC Ames Maxim 200 2 1/2 VU 20-Jul-2004 20-Jul-2022N9 (ppp),qqq,nnnnnN DC Ames Maxim 200 2 1/2 VU 20-Jul-2004 20-Jul-2022Y9 yyy,dddd,eeee,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnnN DC Ames Maxim 2003H 20-Jul-2004 20-Jul-2022N9 (ppp),qqq,nnnnnN DC Ames Maxim 2003H 20-Jul-2004 20-Jul-2022Y9 yyy,dddd,eeee,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnnN DC Ames Maxim 2003 VU 20-Jul-2004 20-Jul-2022N9 (ppp),qqq,nnnnnN DC Ames Maxim 2003 VU 20-Jul-2004 20-Jul-2022Y9 yyy,dddd,eeee,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnnN DC Ames Maxim 2004H 21-Apr-2006 21-Apr-2024N9 (ppp),qqq,aaaa,bbbb,nnnnnN DC Ames Maxim 2004H 21-Apr-2006 21-Apr-2024Y9 yyy,zzz,dddd,eeee,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnnN DC Ames Maxim 2004 VU 21-Apr-2006 21-Apr-2024N9 (ppp),qqq,aaaa,bbbb,nnnnnN DC Ames Maxim 2004 VU 21-Apr-2006 21-Apr-2024Y9 yyy,zzz,dddd,eeee,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnnN DC Ames Maxim 2006H 11-Aug-2004 11-Aug-2022N9 ppp,qqq,aaaa,bbbb,nnnnnN DC Ames Maxim 2006H 11-Aug-2004 11-Aug-2022Y9 (yyy),zzz,dddd,eeee,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnnN DC Ames Maxim 2006 VU 10-Feb-2006 10-Feb-2024N9 ppp,qqq,aaaa,bbbb,nnnnnN DC Ames Maxim 2006 VU 10-Feb-2006 10-Feb-2024Y9 (yyy),zzz,dddd,eeee,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnnN DC Ames Maxim 2008H 2-May-2008 2-May-2023N9 ppp,qqq,aaaa,bbbb,nnnnnN DC Ames Maxim 2008H 2-May-2008 2-May-2023Y9 (yyy),zzz,dddd,eeee,ggggN DC Ames Maxim 2008 VU 2-May-2008 2-May-2023N9 ppp,qqq,aaaa,bbbb,nnnnnN DC Ames Maxim 2008 VU 2-May-2008 2-May-2023Y9 (yyy),zzz,dddd,eeee,ggggN DC Ames Maxim 200 10H 20-Oct-2008 20-Oct-2023N9 (ppp),qqq,aaaa,bbbbN DC Ames Maxim 200 10H 20-Oct-2008 20-Oct-2023Y9 yyy,zzz,dddd,eeee,ggggN DC Ames Maxim 200 10 VU 20-Oct-2008 20-Oct-2023N9 (ppp),qqq,aaaa,bbbbN DC Ames Maxim 200 10 VU 20-Oct-2008 20-Oct-2023Y9 yyy,zzz,dddd,eeee,ggggN DC Ames Maxim 200a 2 1/2H 7-Oct-2002 7-Oct-2023N9 (yyy),ppp,qqq,zzz,aaaa,bbbb,dddd,eeee,gggg,nnnnnY DC Ames Maxim 200a 2 1/2 VU 7-Oct-2002 7-Oct-2023N9 (yyy),ppp,qqq,zzz,aaaa,bbbb,dddd,eeee,gggg,nnnnnY DC Ames Maxim 200a3H 7-Oct-2002 7-Oct-2023N9 (yyy),ppp,qqq,zzz,aaaa,bbbb,dddd,eeee,gggg,nnnnnY DC Ames Maxim 200a3 VU 7-Oct-2002 7-Oct-2023N9 (yyy),ppp,qqq,zzz,aaaa,bbbb,dddd,eeee,gggg,nnnnnY DC Ames Maxim 200a4H 3-Jul-2003 3-Jul-2024N9 (yyy),ppp,qqq,zzz,aaaa,bbbb,dddd,eeee,gggg,nnnnnY DC Ames Maxim 200a4 VU 3-Jul-2003 3-Jul-2024N9 (yyy),ppp,qqq,zzz,aaaa,bbbb,dddd,eeee,gggg,nnnnnY DC Ames Maxim 200N 2 1/2 VUVD 7-Apr-2009 7-Apr-2024N9 (ppp),qqq,nnnnnN DC Ames Maxim 200N 2 1/2 VUVD 7-Apr-2009 7-Apr-2024Y9 yyy,zzz,dddd,eeee,dddd,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnnN DC Ames Maxim 200N3 VUVD 7-Apr-2009 7-Apr-2024N9 (ppp),qqq,nnnnnN DC Ames Maxim 200N3 VUVD 7-Apr-2009 7-Apr-2024Y9 yyy,zzz,dddd,eeee,dddd,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnnN DC Ames Maxim 200N4 VUVD 7-Apr-2009 7-Apr-2024N9 (ppp),qqq,nnnnnN DC Ames Maxim 200N4 VUVD 7-Apr-2009 7-Apr-2024Y9 yyy,zzz,dddd,eeee,dddd,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnnN DC Ames Maxim 200N6 VUVD 3-Jan-2013 3-Jan-2025N9 ppp,qqq,aaaa,bbbbN DC Ames Maxim 200N6 VUVD 3-Jan-2013 3-Jan-2025Y9 yyy,zzz,dddd,eeee,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnnN DC Ames Maxim 200N8 VUVD 1-Sep-2009 1-Sep-2024N9 (ppp),qqq,nnnnnN DC Ames Maxim 200N8 VUVD 1-Sep-2009 1-Sep-2024Y9 yyy,zzz,dddd,eeee,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnnN DC Ames Maxim 200Na 2 1/2 VUVD 20-Mar-2003 20-Mar-2024N9 (yyy),ppp,qqq,zzz,aaaa,bbbb,dddd,eeee,gggg,nnnnnY DC Ames Maxim 200Na3 VUVD 20-Mar-2003 20-Mar-2024N9 (yyy),ppp,qqq,zzz,aaaa,bbbb,dddd,eeee,gggg,nnnnnY DC Ames Maxim 200Na4 VUVD 3-Jul-2003 3-Jul-2024N9 (yyy),ppp,qqq,zzz,aaaa,bbbb,dddd,eeee,gggg,nnnnnY 508
Type
ManufacturerModelSizeOrientation(s)ApprovedRenewed≤0.25% Pb ManualShutoffs Y-Spare Parts OnlyBypassMeters DC Ames U200B 1H 21-Apr-2006 21-Apr-2024N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppY DC Ames U200B 1 VD 21-Apr-2006 21-Apr-2024N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppY DC Ames U200B 1 VU 21-Apr-2006 21-Apr-2024N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppY DC Ames U200B 1 1/4H 21-Apr-2006 21-Apr-2024N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppY DC Ames U200B 1 1/4 VD 21-Apr-2006 21-Apr-2024N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppY DC Ames U200B 1 1/4 VU 21-Apr-2006 21-Apr-2024N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppY DC Ames U200B 1 1/2H 21-Apr-2006 21-Apr-2024N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppY DC Ames U200B 1 1/2 VD 21-Apr-2006 21-Apr-2024N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppY DC Ames U200B 1 1/2 VU 21-Apr-2006 21-Apr-2024N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppY DC Ames U200B 2H 21-Apr-2006 21-Apr-2024N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppY DC Ames U200B 2 VD 21-Apr-2006 21-Apr-2024N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppY DC Ames U200B 2 VU 21-Apr-2006 21-Apr-2024N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppY DC Ames U200BR10 1/2H 21-Apr-2006 21-Apr-2024N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppY DC Ames U200BR10 1/2 VD 21-Apr-2006 21-Apr-2024N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppY DC Ames U200BR10 1/2 VU 21-Apr-2006 21-Apr-2024N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppY DC Ames U200BR10 3/4H 21-Apr-2006 21-Apr-2024N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppY DC Ames U200BR10 3/4 VD 21-Apr-2006 21-Apr-2024N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppY DC Ames U200BR10 3/4 VU 21-Apr-2006 21-Apr-2024N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppY DC Apollo/Conbraco 1/2DC 1/2
DC Apollo/Conbraco 1/2DC 1/2
DC Apollo/Conbraco 10DC 10
DC Apollo/Conbraco 10DC 10
DC Apollo/Conbraco 2 1/2DC 2 1/2H 16-Oct-2000 16-Oct-2024N9 (ll),mmY DC Apollo/Conbraco 2 1/2DC 2 1/2 VU 16-Oct-2000 16-Oct-2024N9 (ll),mmY DC Apollo/Conbraco 2 1/2DC-7 2 1/2H 23-Oct-2001 23-Oct-2022N9 (mm)[#1SOV], (qqq)[#2SOV]Y DC Apollo/Conbraco 2 1/2DC-7 2 1/2 VU 23-Oct-2001 23-Oct-2022N9 (mm)[#1SOV], (qqq)[#2SOV]Y DC Apollo/Conbraco 2 1/2DC8 2 1/2H 29-Sep-2004 29-Sep-2022N9 (ppp),qqqY DC Apollo/Conbraco 2 1/2DC8 2 1/2 VU 29-Sep-2004 29-Sep-2022N9 (ppp),qqqY DC Apollo/Conbraco 2 1/2DCU 2 1/2 VUVD 10-Apr-2001 10-Apr-2022N9 (ll),mmY DC Apollo/Conbraco 2 1/2DCU 2 1/2 VUVD 10-Apr-2001 10-Apr-2022N9 (ll),mmY DC Apollo/Conbraco 3DC3H 16-Oct-2000 16-Oct-2024N9 (ll),mmY DC Apollo/Conbraco 3DC3 VU 16-Oct-2000 16-Oct-2024N9 (ll),mmY DC Apollo/Conbraco 3DC73H 23-Oct-2001 23-Oct-2022N9 (mm)[#1SOV], (qqq)[#2SOV]Y DC Apollo/Conbraco 3DC73 VU 23-Oct-2001 23-Oct-2022N9 (mm)[#1SOV], (qqq)[#2SOV]Y DC Apollo/Conbraco 3DC83H 29-Sep-2004 29-Sep-2022N9 (ppp),qqqY DC Apollo/Conbraco 3DC83 VU 29-Sep-2004 29-Sep-2022N9 (ppp),qqqY DC Apollo/Conbraco 3DCU3 VUVD 10-Apr-2001 10-Apr-2022N9 (ll),mmY DC Apollo/Conbraco 3DCU3 VUVD 10-Apr-2001 10-Apr-2022N9 (ll),mmY DC Apollo/Conbraco 40-100-023H 8-Apr-1991 8-Apr-2024N8 tt,bb,ee,llY DC Apollo/Conbraco 40-100-033H 8-Apr-1991 8-Apr-2024N8 uu,cc,mmY DC Apollo/Conbraco 40-100-053H 8-Dec-1998 8-Dec-2022N8 mmmY DC Apollo/Conbraco 40-103-02 1/2H 1-May-1995 1-May-2022N8 ddY DC Apollo/Conbraco 40-104-02 3/4H 17-Mar-1989 17-Mar-2025N8 ddY DC Apollo/Conbraco 40-104-99T 3/4
DC Apollo/Conbraco 40-104-A2 3/4H 21-Jun-1993 21-Jun-2023N8 ddY DC Apollo/Conbraco 40-104-A2T 3/4H 25-Mar-1992 25-Mar-2025N8 ddY DC Apollo/Conbraco 40-104-T2 3/4
DC Apollo/Conbraco 40-104-TC2 3/4
DC Apollo/Conbraco 40-105-021H 17-Mar-1989 17-Mar-2025N8 ddY DC Apollo/Conbraco 40-105-99T1
DC Apollo/Conbraco 40-105-A21H 21-Jun-1993 21-Jun-2023N8 ddY DC Apollo/Conbraco 40-105-A2T1H 25-Mar-1992 25-Mar-2025N8 ddY DC Apollo/Conbraco 40-105-T21
DC Apollo/Conbraco 40-105-TC21
DC Apollo/Conbraco 40-106-02 1 1/4H 6-Apr-1992 6-Apr-2022N8 ddY DC Apollo/Conbraco 40-106-99T 1 1/4
DC Apollo/Conbraco 40-106-A2 1 1/4H 21-Jun-1993 21-Jun-2023N8 ddY DC Apollo/Conbraco 40-106-A2T 1 1/4H 22-May-1993 22-May-2023N8 ddY DC Apollo/Conbraco 40-106-T2 1 1/4
DC Apollo/Conbraco 40-107-02 1 1/2H 17-Mar-1989 17-Mar-2025N8 ddY DC Apollo/Conbraco 40-107-99T 1 1/2
DC Apollo/Conbraco 40-107-A2 1 1/2H 22-May-1993 22-May-2023N8 ddY DC Apollo/Conbraco 40-107-A2T 1 1/2H 22-May-1993 22-May-2023N8 ddY DC Apollo/Conbraco 40-107-T2 1 1/2
DC Apollo/Conbraco 40-108-022H 17-Mar-1989 17-Mar-2025N8 ddY DC Apollo/Conbraco 40-108-99T2
DC Apollo/Conbraco 40-108-A22H 22-May-1993 22-May-2023N8 ddY DC Apollo/Conbraco 40-108-A2T2H 22-May-1993 22-May-2023N8 ddY DC Apollo/Conbraco 40-108-T22
DC Apollo/Conbraco 40-109-02 2 1/2H 8-Apr-1991 8-Apr-2024N8 tt,bb,ee,llY DC Apollo/Conbraco 40-109-03 2 1/2H 8-Apr-1991 8-Apr-2024N8 uu,cc,mmY DC Apollo/Conbraco 40-109-05 2 1/2H 8-Dec-1998 8-Dec-2022N8 mmmY DC Apollo/Conbraco 40-10A-024H 8-Apr-1991 8-Apr-2024N8 tt,bb,ee,llY DC Apollo/Conbraco 40-10A-034H 8-Apr-1991 8-Apr-2024N8 uu,cc,mmY DC Apollo/Conbraco 40-10A-054H 8-Dec-1998 8-Dec-2022N8 mmmY DC Apollo/Conbraco 40-10A-064H 1-Feb-2000 1-Feb-2024N8 mm[#1SOV], nnn[#2SOV]Y 509
Type
ManufacturerModelSizeOrientation(s)ApprovedRenewed≤0.25% Pb ManualShutoffs Y-Spare Parts OnlyBypassMeters DC Apollo/Conbraco 40-10C-026H 8-Apr-1991 8-Apr-2024N8 tt,bb,ee,llY DC Apollo/Conbraco 40-10C-036H 8-Apr-1991 8-Apr-2024N8 uu,cc,mmY DC Apollo/Conbraco 40-10C-056H 8-Dec-1998 8-Dec-2022N8 mmmY DC Apollo/Conbraco 40-10C-066H 1-Feb-2000 1-Feb-2024N8 mm[#1SOV], nnn[#2SOV]Y DC Apollo/Conbraco 40-10E-028H 22-Oct-1991 22-Oct-2024N8 tt,bb,ee,llY DC Apollo/Conbraco 40-10E-038H 22-Oct-1991 22-Oct-2024N8 uu,cc,mmY DC Apollo/Conbraco 40-10E-068H 1-Feb-2000 1-Feb-2024N8 mm[#1SOV], nnn[#2SOV]Y DC Apollo/Conbraco 40-10G-02 10H 13-Apr-1993 13-Apr-2023N8 tt,bb,ee,llY DC Apollo/Conbraco 40-10G-03 10H 13-Apr-1993 13-Apr-2023N8 uu,cc,mmY DC Apollo/Conbraco 40-10G-06 10H 1-Feb-2000 1-Feb-2024N8 mm[#1SOV], nnn[#2SOV]Y DC Apollo/Conbraco 4D-100 2 1/2H 11-Mar-2012 11-Mar-2024N9 (yyy), cccc, ddddY DC Apollo/Conbraco 4D-100 2 1/2 VU 11-Mar-2009 11-Mar-2024N9 (yyy), cccc, ddddY DC Apollo/Conbraco 4D-1003H 11-Mar-2009 11-Mar-2024N9 (yyy), cccc, ddddY DC Apollo/Conbraco 4D-1003 VU 11-Mar-2009 11-Mar-2024N9 (yyy), cccc, ddddY DC Apollo/Conbraco 4D-1004H 11-Mar-2009 11-Mar-2024N9 (yyy), cccc, ddddY DC Apollo/Conbraco 4D-1004 VU 11-Mar-2009 11-Mar-2024N9 (yyy), cccc, ddddY DC Apollo/Conbraco 4D-100U 2 1/2 VUVD 11-Mar-2009 11-Mar-2024N9 (yyy), cccc, ddddY DC Apollo/Conbraco 4D-100U3 VUVD 11-Mar-2009 11-Mar-2024N9 (yyy), cccc, ddddY DC Apollo/Conbraco 4D-100U4 VUVD 11-Mar-2009 11-Mar-2024N9 (yyy), cccc, ddddY DC Apollo/Conbraco 4DC4H 16-Oct-2000 16-Oct-2024N9 (ll),mmY DC Apollo/Conbraco 4DC4 VU 16-Oct-2000 16-Oct-2024N9 (ll),mmY DC Apollo/Conbraco 4DC74H 23-Oct-2001 23-Oct-2022N9 (mm)[#1SOV], (qqq)[#2SOV]Y DC Apollo/Conbraco 4DC74 VU 23-Oct-2001 23-Oct-2022N9 (mm)[#1SOV], (qqq)[#2SOV]Y DC Apollo/Conbraco 4DC84H 29-Sep-2004 29-Sep-2022N9 (ppp),qqqY DC Apollo/Conbraco 4DC84 VU 29-Sep-2004 29-Sep-2022N9 (ppp),qqqY DC Apollo/Conbraco 4DCU4 VUVD 10-Apr-2001 10-Apr-2022N9 (ll),mmY DC Apollo/Conbraco 4S103 1/2
DC Apollo/Conbraco 4S103 1/2
DC Apollo/Conbraco 4SG-100 2 1/2
DC Apollo/Conbraco 4SG-100 2 1/2
DC Apollo/Conbraco 4SG-1003
DC Apollo/Conbraco 4SG-1003
DC Apollo/Conbraco 4SG-1004
DC Apollo/Conbraco 4SG-1004
DC Apollo/Conbraco 4SG-1006
DC Apollo/Conbraco 4SG-1006
DC Apollo/Conbraco 4SG-1008
DC Apollo/Conbraco 4SG-1008
DC Apollo/Conbraco 4SG-100U 2 1/2
DC Apollo/Conbraco 4SG-100U3
DC Apollo/Conbraco 4SG-100U4
DC Apollo/Conbraco 4SG-100U6
DC Apollo/Conbraco 4SG-100U8
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Type
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Apollo/Conbraco DCLF4A1 VU 6-Apr-2011 6-Apr-2023Y9 (jjjjj),ttttt,vvvvvN DC Apollo/Conbraco DCLF4A 1 1/4H 7-Feb-2012 7-Feb-2024Y9 (jjjjj),ttttt,vvvvvN DC Apollo/Conbraco DCLF4A 1 1/4 VU 7-Feb-2012 7-Feb-2024Y9 (jjjjj),ttttt,vvvvvN DC Apollo/Conbraco DCLF4A 1 1/2H 7-Feb-2012 7-Feb-2024Y9 (jjjjj),ttttt,vvvvvN DC Apollo/Conbraco DCLF4A 1 1/2 VU 7-Feb-2012 7-Feb-2024Y9 (jjjjj),ttttt,vvvvvN DC Apollo/Conbraco DCLF4A2H 7-Feb-2012 7-Feb-2024Y9 (jjjjj),ttttt,vvvvvN DC Apollo/Conbraco DCLF4A2 VU 27-Mar-2012 27-Mar-2024Y9 (jjjjj),ttttt,vvvvvN DC Apollo/Conbraco DCLF4A 2 1/2H 5-Nov-2013 5-Nov-2022Y 10 (yyy), cccc, dddd, mmmm, nnnn, xxxxx, yyyyy, zzzzz, aaaaaa, xxxxxxN DC Apollo/Conbraco DCLF4A 2 1/2 VU 5-Nov-2013 5-Nov-2022Y 10 (yyy), cccc, dddd, mmmm, nnnn, xxxxx, yyyyy, zzzzz, aaaaaa, xxxxxxN DC Apollo/Conbraco DCLF4A3H 5-Nov-2013 5-Nov-2022Y 10 (yyy), cccc, dddd, mmmm, nnnn, xxxxx, yyyyy, zzzzz, aaaaaa, xxxxxxN DC Apollo/Conbraco DCLF4A3 VU 5-Nov-2013 5-Nov-2022Y 10 (yyy), cccc, dddd, mmmm, 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2 1/2 VU 9-Nov-2015 9-Nov-2024Y 10 (cccc), dddd, mmmm, nnnn, xxxxx, yyyyy, zzzzz, aaaaaaY DC Apollo/Conbraco DCLF4AR3H 9-Nov-2015 9-Nov-2024Y 10 (cccc), dddd, mmmm, nnnn, xxxxx, yyyyy, zzzzz, aaaaaaY DC Apollo/Conbraco DCLF4AR3 VU 9-Nov-2015 9-Nov-2024Y 10 (cccc), dddd, mmmm, nnnn, xxxxx, yyyyy, zzzzz, aaaaaaY DC Apollo/Conbraco DCLF4AR4H 21-Sep-2015 21-Sep-2024Y 10 (cccc), dddd, mmmm, nnnn, xxxxx, yyyyy, zzzzz, aaaaaaY DC Apollo/Conbraco DCLF4AR4 VU 21-Sep-2015 21-Sep-2024Y 10 (cccc), dddd, mmmm, nnnn, xxxxx, yyyyy, zzzzz, aaaaaaY DC Apollo/Conbraco DCLF4AR6H 21-Sep-2015 21-Sep-2024Y 10 (cccc), dddd, mmmm, nnnn, xxxxx, yyyyy, zzzzz, aaaaaaY DC Apollo/Conbraco DCLF4AR6 VU 21-Sep-2015 21-Sep-2024Y 10 (cccc), dddd, mmmm, nnnn, xxxxx, yyyyy, zzzzz, aaaaaaY DC Apollo/Conbraco DCLF4AR8H 21-Dec-2015 21-Dec-2024Y 10 (cccc), dddd, mmmm, nnnn, xxxxx, yyyyy, zzzzz, aaaaaaY DC Apollo/Conbraco DCLF4AR8 VU 21-Dec-2015 21-Dec-2024Y 10 (cccc), dddd, mmmm, nnnn, xxxxx, yyyyy, zzzzz, aaaaaaY DC 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Type
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DC ARI DC 501 3/4H 20-Mar-2017 20-Mar-2023Y 10 (int)N
DC ARI DC 5011H 15-Mar-2018 15-Mar-2024Y 10 (int)N
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Type
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DC BEECO FDC1 VU 11-Oct-2022Y 10 (yyyyyy)N
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DC BEECO FDC2 VU 11-Oct-2022Y 10 (yyyyyy)N
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DC BEECO FDC8 VU 28-Feb-2024Y 10 (vvvvvv), wwwwwwN
DC BEECO FDC 10H 28-Feb-2024Y 10 (vvvvvv), wwwwwwN
DC BEECO FDC 10 VU 28-Feb-2024Y 10 (vvvvvv), wwwwwwN
DC Cla-Val D48H 22-Jun-1989 22-Jun-2022N8 (gg),hh,qq,rrY DC Cla-Val D4 10H 22-Jun-1989 22-Jun-2022N8 (gg),hh,qq,rrY DC ConbracoN
DC Febco 850 1/2H 21-Nov-1997 21-Nov-2024N9 (fff),ooo N DC Febco 850 1/2 VD 13-Apr-2000 13-Apr-2024N9 (fff),oooN DC Febco 850 1/2 VU 17-Dec-1999 17-Dec-2023N9 (fff),oooN DC Febco 850 3/4H 21-Nov-1997 21-Nov-2024N9 (fff),jjj,oooN DC Febco 850 3/4 VD 10-Apr-2000 10-Apr-2024N9 (fff),jjj,oooN DC Febco 850 3/4 VU 17-Dec-1999 17-Dec-2023N9 (fff),jjj,oooN DC Febco 8501H 21-Nov-1997 21-Nov-2024N9 (fff),jjj,oooN DC Febco 8501 VD 14-Jan-2000 14-Jan-2024N9 (fff),jjj,ooo N DC Febco 8501 VU 7-Sep-2000 7-Sep-2024N9 (fff),jjj,ooo N DC Febco 850 1 1/4H 21-Nov-1997 21-Nov-2024N9 (fff),jjj,oooN DC Febco 850 1 1/4 VD 13-Apr-2000 13-Apr-2024N9 (fff),jjj,oooN DC Febco 850 1 1/4 VU 17-Jul-1999 17-Jul-2023N9 (fff),jjj,oooN DC Febco 850 1 1/2H 19-Feb-1998 19-Feb-2025N9 (fff),jjj,oooN DC Febco 850 1 1/2 VD 13-Apr-2000 13-Apr-2024N9 (fff),jjj,ooo N DC Febco 850 1 1/2 VU 17-Jul-1999 17-Jul-2023N9 (fff),jjj,ooo N DC Febco 8502H 19-Feb-1998 19-Feb-2025N9 (fff),ooo N
DC Febco 8502 VD 10-Apr-2000 10-Apr-2024N9 (fff),oooN
DC Febco 8502 VU 17-Jul-1999 17-Jul-2023N9 (fff),oooN
DC Febco 850 2 1/2H 14-Mar-1997 14-Mar-2024N8 (ee),ff,ll,mm,oo,pp,tt,uu,zzz,cccc,ffff,ggggY DC Febco 850 2 1/2 VU 19-Mar-1997 19-Mar-2024N8 (ee),ff,ll,mm,oo,pp,tt,uu,zzz,cccc,ffff,ggggY DC Febco 8503H 14-Mar-1997 14-Mar-2024N8 (ee),ff,ll,mm,oo,pp,tt,uu,zzz,cccc,ffff,ggggY DC Febco 8503 VU 19-Mar-1997 19-Mar-2024N8 (ee),ff,ll,mm,oo,pp,tt,uu,zzz,cccc,ffff,ggggY DC Febco 8504H 4-May-1994 4-May-2024N8 (ee),ff,ll,mm,oo,pp,tt,uu,nnn,zzz,cccc,ffff,ggggY DC Febco 8504 VU 7-Feb-1995 7-Feb-2025N8 (ee),ff,ll,mm,oo,pp,tt,uu,nnn,zzz,cccc,ffff,ggggY DC Febco 8506H 4-May-1994 4-May-2024N8 (ee),ff,ll,mm,oo,pp,tt,uu,nnn,zzz,cccc,ffff,ggggY DC Febco 8506 VU 31-May-1995 31-May-2022N8 (ee),ff,ll,mm,oo,pp,tt,uu,nnn,zzz,cccc,ffff,ggggY DC Febco 8508H 4-Oct-1995 4-Oct-2022N8 (ee),ff,ll,mm,oo,pp,tt,uu,nnn,zzz,cccc,ffff,ggggY DC Febco 8508 VU 14-Oct-1996 14-Oct-2023N8 (ee),ff,ll,mm,oo,pp,tt,uu,nnn,zzz,cccc,ffff,ggggY DC Febco 857 2 1/2 H 1-Aug-2006 1-Aug-2024N8 (oo), gg, hh,ll, mm, pp, tt, uu, yy, fffY DC Febco 857 2 1/2 VU 1-Aug-2006 1-Aug-2024N8 (oo), gg, hh,ll, mm, pp, tt, uu, yy, fffY DC Febco 8573H 1-Aug-2006 1-Aug-2024N8 (oo), gg, hh,ll, mm, pp, tt, uu, yy, fffY DC Febco 8573 VU 1-Aug-2006 1-Aug-2024N8 (oo), gg, hh,ll, mm, pp, tt, uu, yy, fffY DC Febco 870 2 1/2 VUVD 10-Mar-1995 10-Mar-2025N8 ee,ff,ll,mm,oo,pp,tt,uu,zzz,ffff,ggggY DC Febco 8703 VUVD 10-Mar-1995 10-Mar-2025N8 ee,ff,ll,mm,oo,pp,tt,uu,zzz,ffff,ggggY DC Febco 8704 VUVD 4-May-1994 4-May-2024N8 ee,ff,ll,mm,oo,pp,tt,uu,zzz,ffff,ggggY DC Febco 8706 VUVD 4-May-1994 4-May-2024N8 ee,ff,ll,mm,oo,pp,tt,uu,zzz,ffff,ggggY DC Febco 8708 VUVD 24-May-1994 24-May-2024N8 ee,ff,ll,mm,oo,pp,tt,uu,zzz,ffff,ggggY DC Febco 870 10 VUVD 4-Oct-1996 4-Oct-2023N8 ee,ff,ll,mm,oo,pp,tt,uu,zzz,ffff,ggggY DC Febco 805 Type YD 2 1/2
DC Febco 805 Type YD3
DC Febco 805 Type YD4
DC Febco 805 Type YD6
DC Febco 805 Type YD8
DC Febco 805 Type YD 10
DC Febco 805Y 3/4H 13-May-1982 13-May-2024N6 ii,fff,jjj,oooY DC Febco 805Y1H 13-May-1982 13-May-2024N6 ii,fff,jjj,oooY DC Febco 805Y 1 1/2H 5-Jan-1983 5-Jan-2025N6 ii,fff,jjj,oooY DC Febco 805Y2H 5-Jan-1983 5-Jan-2025N6 ii,fff,oooY
DC Febco 805YB 3/4H 4-May-1994 4-May-2024N8 (ii),fff,jjj,oooN DC Febco 805YB 3/4 VU 16-Apr-1996 16-Apr-2023N8 (ii),fff,jjj,oooN 513
Type
ManufacturerModelSizeOrientation(s)ApprovedRenewed≤0.25% Pb ManualShutoffs Y-Spare Parts OnlyBypassMeters DC Febco 805YD 2 1/2H 31-May-1987 31-May-2023N7 (ee),ff,ll,mm,oo,pp,tt,uu,zzz,ffff,ggggY DC Febco 805YD3H 31-May-1987 31-May-2023N7 (ee),ff,ll,mm,oo,pp,tt,uu,zzz,ffff,ggggY DC Febco 805YD4H 31-May-1987 31-May-2023N7 (ee),ff,ll,mm,oo,pp,tt,uu,zzz,ffff,ggggY DC Febco 805YD6H 31-May-1987 31-May-2023N7 (ee),ff,ll,mm,oo,pp,tt,uu,zzz,ffff,ggggY DC Febco 805YD8H 31-May-1987 31-May-2023N7 (ee),ff,ll,mm,oo,pp,tt,uu,zzz,ffff,ggggY DC Febco 805YD 10H 31-May-1987 31-May-2023N7 (ee),ff,ll,mm,oo,pp,tt,uu,zzz,ffff,ggggY DC Febco 805YR 3/4H 22-Jan-1993 22-Jan-2023N8 ii,fff,jjj,oooY DC Febco 805YR1H 22-Jan-1993 22-Jan-2023N8 ii,fff,jjj,oooY DC Febco 850F 3/4H 28-Sep-2001 28-Sep-2022N9 fff,jjjY
DC Febco 850F 3/4 VD 28-Sep-2001 28-Sep-2022N9 (fff),jjjN DC Febco 850F 3/4 VU 28-Sep-2001 28-Sep-2022N9 (fff),jjjN DC Febco 850U 1/2H 12-Oct-1998 12-Oct-2022N9 (kkk)N
DC Febco 850U 1/2 VD 16-Oct-2000 16-Oct-2024N9 (kkk)N
DC Febco 850U 1/2 VU 17-Dec-1999 17-Dec-2023N9 (kkk)N
DC Febco 850U 3/4H 8-Mar-1999 8-Mar-2023N9 (kkk)N
DC Febco 850U 3/4 VD 16-Oct-2000 16-Oct-2024N9 (kkk)N
DC Febco 850U 3/4 VU 17-Dec-1999 17-Dec-2023N9 (kkk)N
DC Febco 850U1H 4-Aug-1999 4-Aug-2023N9 (kkk)N
DC Febco 850U1 VD 14-Jan-2000 14-Jan-2024N9 (kkk)N
DC Febco 850U1 VU 16-Oct-2000 16-Oct-2024N9 (kkk)N
DC Febco 850U 1 1/4H 12-Oct-1998 12-Oct-2022N9 (kkk)N
DC Febco 850U 1 1/4 VD 16-Oct-2000 16-Oct-2024N9 (kkk)N DC Febco 850U 1 1/4 VU 4-Aug-1999 4-Aug-2023N9 (kkk)N
DC Febco 850U 1 1/2H 12-Oct-1998 12-Oct-2022N9 (kkk)N
DC Febco 850U 1 1/2 VD 16-Oct-2000 16-Oct-2024N9 (kkk)N DC Febco 850U 1 1/2 VU 4-Aug-1999 4-Aug-2023N9 (kkk)N
DC Febco 850U2H 12-Oct-1998 12-Oct-2022N9 (kkk)N
DC Febco 850U2 VD 16-Oct-2000 16-Oct-2024N9 (kkk)N
DC Febco 850U2 VU 4-Aug-1999 4-Aug-2023N9 (kkk)N
DC Febco 870V 2 1/2 VUVD 8-Mar-1996 8-Mar-2023N8 (ee),ff,ll,mm,oo.pp,tt,uu,zzz,cccc,ffff,ggggY DC Febco 870V 2 1/2 VUVU 8-Mar-1996 8-Mar-2023N8 (ee),ff,ll,mm,oo.pp,tt,uu,zzz,cccc,ffff,ggggY DC Febco 870V3 VUVD 8-Mar-1996 8-Mar-2023N8 (ee),ff,ll,mm,oo.pp,tt,uu,zzz,cccc,ffff,ggggY DC Febco 870V3 VUVU 8-Mar-1996 8-Mar-2023N8 (ee),ff,ll,mm,oo.pp,tt,uu,zzz,cccc,ffff,ggggY DC Febco 870V4 VUVD 8-Mar-1996 8-Mar-2023N8 (ee),ff,ll,mm,oo.pp,tt,uu,zzz,cccc,ffff,ggggY DC Febco 870V4 VUVU 8-Mar-1996 8-Mar-2023N8 (ee),ff,ll,mm,oo.pp,tt,uu,zzz,cccc,ffff,ggggY DC Febco 870V6 VUVD 8-Mar-1996 8-Mar-2023N8 (ee),ff,ll,mm,oo.pp,tt,uu,zzz,cccc,ffff,ggggY DC Febco 870V6 VUVU 8-Mar-1996 8-Mar-2023N8 (ee),ff,ll,mm,oo.pp,tt,uu,zzz,cccc,ffff,ggggY DC Febco 870V8 VUVD 6-Jan-1997 6-Jan-2023N8 (ee),ff,ll,mm,oo.pp,tt,uu,zzz,cccc,ffff,ggggY DC Febco 870V8 VUVU 6-Jan-1997 6-Jan-2023N8 (ee),ff,ll,mm,oo.pp,tt,uu,zzz,cccc,ffff,ggggY DC Febco 870V 10 VUVD 11-Jul-1997 11-Jul-2024N8 (ee),ff,ll,mm,oo.pp,tt,uu,zzz,cccc,dddd,eeee,ffff,gggg,nnnnnY DC Febco 870V 10 VUVU 11-Jul-1997 11-Jul-2024N8 (ee),ff,ll,mm,oo.pp,tt,uu,zzz,cccc,dddd,eeee,ffff,gggg,nnnnnY DC Febco LF850 1/2H 18-Feb-2010 18-Feb-2025Y9 (qqqqq), hhhhN DC Febco LF850 1/2 VD 31-Jul-2019 31-Jul-2022Y9 (qqqqq), hhhhN DC Febco LF850 1/2 VU 31-Jul-2019 31-Jul-2022Y9 (qqqqq), hhhhN DC Febco LF850 3/4H 18-Feb-2010 18-Feb-2025Y9 (qqqqq), hhhhN DC Febco LF850 3/4 VD 31-Jul-2019 31-Jul-2022Y9 (qqqqq), hhhhN DC Febco LF850 3/4 VU 31-Jul-2019 31-Jul-2022Y9 (qqqqq), hhhhN DC Febco LF8501H 18-Feb-2010 18-Feb-2025Y9 (qqqqq), hhhhN DC Febco LF8501 VD 31-Jul-2019 31-Jul-2022Y9 (qqqqq), hhhhN DC Febco LF8501 VU 31-Jul-2019 31-Jul-2022Y9 (qqqqq), hhhhN DC Febco LF850 1 1/4H 18-Feb-2010 18-Feb-2025Y9 (qqqqq), hhhhN DC Febco LF850 1 1/4 VD 31-Jul-2019 31-Jul-2022Y9 (qqqqq), hhhhN DC Febco LF850 1 1/4 VU 31-Jul-2019 31-Jul-2022Y9 (qqqqq), hhhhN DC Febco LF850 1 1/2H 18-Feb-2010 18-Feb-2025Y9 (qqqqq), hhhhN DC Febco LF850 1 1/2 VD 31-Jul-2019 31-Jul-2022Y9 (qqqqq), hhhhN DC Febco LF850 1 1/2 VU 31-Jul-2019 31-Jul-2022Y9 (qqqqq), hhhhN DC Febco LF8502H 18-Feb-2010 18-Feb-2025Y9 (qqqqq), hhhhN DC Febco LF8502 VD 31-Jul-2019 31-Jul-2022Y9 (qqqqq), hhhhN DC Febco LF8502 VU 31-Jul-2019 31-Jul-2022Y9 (qqqqq), hhhhN DC Febco LF850 2 1/2H 22-May-2012 22-May-2024Y9 (mm),ll,oo,pp,zzz,cccc,dddd,eeee,ffff,gggg,nnnnn,zzzzzz,aaaaaaaN DC Febco LF850 2 1/2 VU 22-May-2012 22-May-2024Y9 (mm),ll,oo,pp,zzz,cccc,dddd,eeee,ffff,gggg,nnnnn,zzzzzz,aaaaaaaN DC Febco LF8503H 22-May-2012 22-May-2024Y9 (mm),ll,oo,pp,zzz,cccc,dddd,eeee,ffff,gggg,nnnnn,zzzzzz,aaaaaaaN DC Febco LF8503 VU 22-May-2012 22-May-2024Y9 (mm),ll,oo,pp,zzz,cccc,dddd,eeee,ffff,gggg,nnnnn,zzzzzz,aaaaaaaN DC Febco LF8504H 22-May-2012 22-May-2024Y9 (mm),ll,oo,pp,zzz,cccc,dddd,eeee,ffff,gggg,nnnnn,zzzzzz,aaaaaaaN DC Febco LF8504 VU 22-May-2012 22-May-2024Y9 (mm),ll,oo,pp,zzz,cccc,dddd,eeee,ffff,gggg,nnnnn,zzzzzz,aaaaaaaN DC Febco LF8506H 22-May-2012 22-May-2024Y9 (mm),ll,oo,pp,zzz,cccc,dddd,eeee,ffff,gggg,nnnnn,zzzzzz,aaaaaaaN DC Febco LF8506 VU 22-May-2012 22-May-2024Y9 (mm),ll,oo,pp,zzz,cccc,dddd,eeee,ffff,gggg,nnnnn,zzzzzz,aaaaaaaN DC Febco LF8508H 22-May-2012 22-May-2024Y9 (mm),ll,oo,pp,zzz,cccc,dddd,eeee,ffff,gggg,nnnnn,zzzzzz,aaaaaaaN DC Febco LF8508 VU 22-May-2012 22-May-2024Y9 (mm),ll,oo,pp,zzz,cccc,dddd,eeee,ffff,gggg,nnnnn,zzzzzz,aaaaaaaN DC Febco LF850 10H 24-Jun-2013 24-Jun-2022Y9 (mm),ll,oo,pp,zzz,cccc,dddd,eeee,ffff,gggg,nnnnnN DC Febco LF850 10 VU 24-Jun-2013 24-Jun-2022Y9 (mm),ll,oo,pp,zzz,cccc,dddd,eeee,ffff,gggg,nnnnnN DC Febco LF850U 1/2H 3-Sep-2013 3-Sep-2022Y9 (ppppp), hhhhN DC Febco LF850U 1/2 VD 31-Jul-2019 31-Jul-2022Y9 (ppppp), hhhhN DC Febco LF850U 1/2 VU 31-Jul-2019 31-Jul-2022Y9 (ppppp), hhhhN DC Febco LF850U 3/4H 3-Sep-2013 3-Sep-2022Y9 (ppppp), hhhhN DC Febco LF850U 3/4 VD 31-Jul-2019 31-Jul-2022Y9 (ppppp), hhhhN 514
Type
ManufacturerModelSizeOrientation(s)ApprovedRenewed≤0.25% Pb ManualShutoffs Y-Spare Parts OnlyBypassMeters DC Febco LF850U 3/4 VU 31-Jul-2019 31-Jul-2022Y9 (ppppp), hhhhN DC Febco LF850U1H 3-Sep-2013 3-Sep-2022Y9 (ppppp), hhhhN DC Febco LF850U1 VD 31-Jul-2019 31-Jul-2022Y9 (ppppp), hhhhN DC Febco LF850U1 VU 31-Jul-2019 31-Jul-2022Y9 (ppppp), hhhhN DC Febco LF850U 1 1/4H 3-Sep-2013 3-Sep-2022Y9 (ppppp), hhhhN DC Febco LF850U 1 1/4 VD 31-Jul-2019 31-Jul-2022Y9 (ppppp), hhhhN DC Febco LF850U 1 1/4 VU 31-Jul-2019 31-Jul-2022Y9 (ppppp), hhhhN DC Febco LF850U 1 1/2H 3-Sep-2013 3-Sep-2022Y9 (ppppp), hhhhN DC Febco LF850U 1 1/2 VD 31-Jul-2019 31-Jul-2022Y9 (ppppp), hhhhN DC Febco LF850U 1 1/2 VU 31-Jul-2019 31-Jul-2022Y9 (ppppp), hhhhN DC Febco LF850U2H 3-Sep-2013 3-Sep-2022Y9 (ppppp), hhhhN DC Febco LF850U2 VD 31-Jul-2019 31-Jul-2022Y9 (ppppp), hhhhN DC Febco LF850U2 VU 31-Jul-2019 31-Jul-2022Y9 (ppppp), hhhhN DC Febco LF870V 2 1/2 VUVD 9-Aug-2012 9-Aug-2024Y9 (mm),ll,oo,pp,zzz,cccc,dddd,eeee,ffff,gggg,nnnnn,zzzzzz,aaaaaaaN DC Febco LF870V 2 1/2 VUVU 9-Aug-2012 9-Aug-2024Y9 (mm),ll,oo,pp,zzz,cccc,dddd,eeee,ffff,gggg,nnnnn,zzzzzz,aaaaaaaN DC Febco LF870V3 VUVD 22-May-2012 22-May-2024Y9 (mm),ll,oo,pp,zzz,cccc,dddd,eeee,ffff,gggg,nnnnn,zzzzzz,aaaaaaaN DC Febco LF870V3 VUVU 22-May-2012 22-May-2024Y9 (mm),ll,oo,pp,zzz,cccc,dddd,eeee,ffff,gggg,nnnnn,zzzzzz,aaaaaaaN DC Febco LF870V4 VUVD 22-May-2012 22-May-2024Y9 (mm),ll,oo,pp,zzz,cccc,dddd,eeee,ffff,gggg,nnnnn,zzzzzz,aaaaaaaN DC Febco LF870V4 VUVU 22-May-2012 22-May-2024Y9 (mm),ll,oo,pp,zzz,cccc,dddd,eeee,ffff,gggg,nnnnn,zzzzzz,aaaaaaaN DC Febco LF870V6 VUVD 22-May-2012 22-May-2024Y9 (mm),ll,oo,pp,zzz,cccc,dddd,eeee,ffff,gggg,nnnnn,zzzzzz,aaaaaaaN DC Febco LF870V6 VUVU 22-May-2012 22-May-2024Y9 (mm),ll,oo,pp,zzz,cccc,dddd,eeee,ffff,gggg,nnnnn,zzzzzz,aaaaaaaN DC Febco LF870V8 VUVD 22-May-2012 22-May-2024Y9 (mm),ll,oo,pp,zzz,cccc,dddd,eeee,ffff,gggg,nnnnn,zzzzzz,aaaaaaaN DC Febco LF870V8 VUVU 22-May-2012 22-May-2024Y9 (mm),ll,oo,pp,zzz,cccc,dddd,eeee,ffff,gggg,nnnnn,zzzzzz,aaaaaaaN DC Febco LF870V 10 VUVD 29-May-2018 29-May-2024Y 10 (mm),ll,oo,pp,zzz,cccc,dddd,eeee,ffff,gggg,nnnnnN DC Febco LF870V 10 VUVU 29-May-2018 29-May-2024Y 10 (mm),ll,oo,pp,zzz,cccc,dddd,eeee,ffff,gggg,nnnnnN DC Febco LF870W4 VUVD 26-Mar-2020 26-Mar-2023Y9 (mm),ll,oo,pp,zzz,cccc,dddd,eeee,ffff,gggg,nnnnn,zzzzzz,aaaaaaaN DC Febco LF870W4 VUVU 26-Mar-2020 26-Mar-2023Y9 (mm),ll,oo,pp,zzz,cccc,dddd,eeee,ffff,gggg,nnnnn,zzzzzz,aaaaaaaN DC Febco LF870W6 VUVD 26-Mar-2020 26-Mar-2023Y9 (mm),ll,oo,pp,zzz,cccc,dddd,eeee,ffff,gggg,nnnnn,zzzzzz,aaaaaaaN DC Febco LF870W6 VUVU 26-Mar-2020 26-Mar-2023Y9 (mm),ll,oo,pp,zzz,cccc,dddd,eeee,ffff,gggg,nnnnn,zzzzzz,aaaaaaaN DC Febco LF870W8 VUVD 15-May-2020 15-May-2023Y9 (mm),ll,oo,pp,zzz,cccc,dddd,eeee,ffff,gggg,nnnnn,zzzzzz,aaaaaaaN DC Febco LF870W8 VUVU 15-May-2020 15-May-2023Y9 (mm),ll,oo,pp,zzz,cccc,dddd,eeee,ffff,gggg,nnnnn,zzzzzz,aaaaaaaN DC Febco LF870W 10 VUVD 15-May-2020 15-May-2023Y 10 (mm),ll,oo,pp,zzz,cccc,dddd,eeee,ffff,gggg,nnnnnN DC Febco LF870W 10 VUVU 15-May-2020 15-May-2023Y 10 (mm),ll,oo,pp,zzz,cccc,dddd,eeee,ffff,gggg,nnnnnN DC Febco LF870WZ4 VUVD 26-Mar-2020 26-Mar-2023Y9 (mm),ll,oo,pp,zzz,cccc,dddd,eeee,ffff,gggg,nnnnn,zzzzzz,aaaaaaaN DC Febco LF870WZ4 VUVU 26-Mar-2020 26-Mar-2023Y9 (mm),ll,oo,pp,zzz,cccc,dddd,eeee,ffff,gggg,nnnnn,zzzzzz,aaaaaaaN DC Febco LF870WZ6 VUVD 26-Mar-2020 26-Mar-2023Y9 (mm),ll,oo,pp,zzz,cccc,dddd,eeee,ffff,gggg,nnnnn,zzzzzz,aaaaaaaN DC Febco LF870WZ6 VUVU 26-Mar-2020 26-Mar-2023Y9 (mm),ll,oo,pp,zzz,cccc,dddd,eeee,ffff,gggg,nnnnn,zzzzzz,aaaaaaaN DC Febco LF870WZ8 VUVD 15-May-2020 15-May-2023Y9 (mm),ll,oo,pp,zzz,cccc,dddd,eeee,ffff,gggg,nnnnn,zzzzzz,aaaaaaaN DC Febco LF870WZ8 VUVU 15-May-2020 15-May-2023Y9 (mm),ll,oo,pp,zzz,cccc,dddd,eeee,ffff,gggg,nnnnn,zzzzzz,aaaaaaaN DC Febco LF870WZ 10 VUVD 15-May-2020 15-May-2023Y 10 (mm),ll,oo,pp,zzz,cccc,dddd,eeee,ffff,gggg,nnnnnN DC Febco LF870WZ 10 VUVU 15-May-2020 15-May-2023Y 10 (mm),ll,oo,pp,zzz,cccc,dddd,eeee,ffff,gggg,nnnnnN DC NeptuneN
DC Watts 700 2 1/2H 10-Jan-1981 10-Jan-2023N5Y
DC Watts 7003H 10-Jan-1981 10-Jan-2023N5Y
DC Watts 709 2 1/2H 12-Jun-1986 12-Jun-2022N7 (oo),gg,hh,ll,mm,pp,tt,uu,ww,yy,ffff,ggggY DC Watts 7093H 12-Jun-1986 12-Jun-2022N7 (oo),gg,hh,ll,mm,pp,tt,uu,ww,yy,eee,ffff,ggggY DC Watts 7094H 15-Jan-1982 15-Jan-2024N6 (oo),gg,hh,ll,mm,pp,tt,uu,ww,yy,eee,ffff,ggggY DC Watts 7094 VU 11-Mar-1996 11-Mar-2023N8 (oo),gg,hh,ll,mm,pp,tt,uu,ww,yy,eee,ffff,ggggY DC Watts 7096H 18-May-1982 18-May-2024N6 (oo),gg,hh,ll,mm,pp,tt,uu,ww,yy,eee,ffff,ggggY DC Watts 7096 VU 5-Dec-1996 5-Dec-2023N8 (oo),gg,hh,ll,mm,pp,tt,uu,ww,yy,eee,ffff,ggggY DC Watts 7098H 6-Jul-1981 6-Jul-2023N6 (oo),gg,hh,ll,mm,pp,tt,uu,ww,yy,eee,ffff,ggggY DC Watts 7098 VU 5-Dec-1996 5-Dec-2023N8 (oo),gg,hh,ll,mm,pp,tt,uu,ww,yy,eee,ffff,ggggY DC Watts 709 10H 16-Mar-1983 16-Mar-2025N6 (oo),gg,hh,ll,mm,pp,tt,uu,ww,yy,eee,ffff,ggggY DC Watts 709 10 VU 5-Dec-1996 5-Dec-2023N8 (oo),gg,hh,ll,mm,pp,tt,uu,ww,yy,eee,ffff,ggggY DC Watts 757 2 1/2H 29-Sep-2004 29-Sep-2022N9 (ppp),qqq,aaaa,bbbbN DC Watts 757 2 1/2H 29-Sep-2004 29-Sep-2022Y9 yyy,zzz,dddd,eeee,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnn,nnnnnN DC Watts 757 2 1/2 VU 29-Sep-2004 29-Sep-2022N9 (ppp),qqq,aaaa,bbbbN DC Watts 757 2 1/2 VU 29-Sep-2004 29-Sep-2022Y9 yyy,zzz,dddd,eeee,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnn,nnnnnN DC Watts 7573H 29-Sep-2004 29-Sep-2022N9 (ppp),qqq,aaaa,bbbbN DC Watts 7573H 29-Sep-2004 29-Sep-2022Y9 yyy,zzz,dddd,eeee,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnn,nnnnnN DC Watts 7573 VU 29-Sep-2004 29-Sep-2022N9 (ppp),qqq,aaaa,bbbbN DC Watts 7573 VU 29-Sep-2004 29-Sep-2022Y9 yyy,zzz,dddd,eeee,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnn,nnnnnN DC Watts 7574H 29-Sep-2004 29-Sep-2022N9 (ppp),qqq,aaaa,bbbbN DC Watts 7574H 29-Sep-2004 29-Sep-2022Y9 yyy,zzz,dddd,eeee,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnn,nnnnnN DC Watts 7574 VU 29-Sep-2004 29-Sep-2022N9 (ppp),qqq,aaaa,bbbbN DC Watts 7574 VU 29-Sep-2004 29-Sep-2022Y9 yyy,zzz,dddd,eeee,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnn,nnnnnN DC Watts 7576H 21-Apr-2006 21-Apr-2024N9 (ppp),qqq,aaaa,bbbbN DC Watts 7576H 21-Apr-2006 21-Apr-2024Y9 yyy,zzz,dddd,eeee,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnn,nnnnnN DC Watts 7576 VU 21-Apr-2006 21-Apr-2024N9 (ppp),qqq,aaaa,bbbbN DC Watts 7576 VU 21-Apr-2006 21-Apr-2024Y9 yyy,zzz,dddd,eeee,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnn,nnnnnN DC Watts 7578H 16-Sep-2004 16-Sep-2022N9 (ppp),qqq,aaaa,bbbbN DC Watts 7578H 16-Sep-2004 16-Sep-2022Y9 yyy,zzz,dddd,eeee,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnn,nnnnnN DC Watts 7578 VU 10-Feb-2006 10-Feb-2024N9 (ppp),qqq,aaaa,bbbbN DC Watts 7578 VU 10-Feb-2006 10-Feb-2024Y9 yyy,zzz,dddd,eeee,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnn,nnnnnN DC Watts 757 10H 2-May-2008 2-May-2023N9 (ppp),qqq,aaaa,bbbbN DC Watts 757 10H 2-May-2008 2-May-2023Y9 yyy,zzz,dddd,eeee,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnn,nnnnnN 515
Type
ManufacturerModelSizeOrientation(s)ApprovedRenewed≤0.25% Pb ManualShutoffs Y-Spare Parts OnlyBypassMeters DC Watts 757 10 VU 2-May-2008 2-May-2023N9 (ppp),qqq,aaaa,bbbbN DC Watts 757 10 VU 2-May-2008 2-May-2023Y9 yyy,zzz,dddd,eeee,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnn,nnnnnN DC Watts 767 2 1/2H 29-Sep-2004 29-Sep-2022N9 (ppp),qqq,yyy,zzz,aaaa,bbbb,dddd,eeee,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnn,nnnnnN DC Watts 767 2 1/2 VU 29-Sep-2004 29-Sep-2022N9 (ppp),qqq,yyy,zzz,aaaa,bbbb,dddd,eeee,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnn,nnnnnN DC Watts 7673H 29-Sep-2004 29-Sep-2022N9 (ppp),qqq,yyy,zzz,aaaa,bbbb,dddd,eeee,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnn,nnnnnN DC Watts 7673 VU 29-Sep-2004 29-Sep-2022N9 (ppp),qqq,yyy,zzz,aaaa,bbbb,dddd,eeee,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnn,nnnnnN DC Watts 7674H 21-Apr-2006 21-Apr-2024N9 (ppp),qqq,yyy,zzz,aaaa,bbbb,dddd,eeee,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnn,nnnnnN DC Watts 7674 VU 21-Apr-2006 21-Apr-2024N9 (ppp),qqq,yyy,zzz,aaaa,bbbb,dddd,eeee,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnn,nnnnnN DC Watts 7676H 16-Sep-2004 16-Sep-2022N9 (yyy),ppp,qqq,zzz,aaaa,bbbb,dddd,eeee,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnn,nnnnnN DC Watts 7676 VU 10-Feb-2006 10-Feb-2024N9 (yyy),ppp,qqq,zzz,aaaa,bbbb,dddd,eeee,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnn,nnnnnN DC Watts 7678H 2-May-2008 2-May-2023N9 (yyy), ppp, qqq,zzz, aaaa, bbbb, dddd, eeee, ffff, gggg,nnnnnN DC Watts 7678 VU 2-May-2008 2-May-2023N9 (yyy), ppp, qqq,zzz, aaaa, bbbb, dddd, eeee, ffff, gggg,nnnnnN DC Watts 767 10H 20-Oct-2008 20-Oct-2023N9 (ppp),qqq,yyy,zzz,aaaa,bbbb,dddd,eeee,ggggN DC Watts 767 10 VU 20-Oct-2008 20-Oct-2023N9 (ppp),qqq,yyy,zzz,aaaa,bbbb,dddd,eeee,ggggN DC Watts 7708H 13-Jan-1993 13-Jan-2023N8 oo,gg,hh,ll,mm,pp,tt,uu,yyY DC Watts 7724H 1-Jul-1992 1-Jul-2022N8 oo,yyY
DC Watts 772 10H 13-Jan-1993 13-Jan-2023N8 oo,yyY
DC Watts 7748H 16-Sep-1996 16-Sep-2023N8 (tt),ee,ff,gg,hh,pp,uu,ccc,dddN DC Watts 7748H 16-Sep-1996 16-Sep-2023Y8 ll,mm,oo,ffff,ggggN DC Watts 774 10H 16-Feb-2001 16-Feb-2025Y8 (ll),mm,ffff,ggggN DC Watts 774 12H 12-Jan-2010 12-Jan-2025N9 hh,ggN
DC Watts 774 12H 12-Jan-2010 12-Jan-2025Y9 (ll),mmN
DC Watts 774 12 VU 21-Mar-2011 21-Mar-2023N9 pp,N
DC Watts 774 12 VU 21-Mar-2011 21-Mar-2023Y9 (ll),mm,ooN DC Watts 007 2 1/2H 30-Sep-1990 30-Sep-2023N8 (oo),gg,hh,ll,mm,pp,tt,uu,yy,ffff,ggggY DC Watts 007 2 1/2 VU 27-Aug-1996 27-Aug-2023Y8 (oo),gg,hh,ll,mm,pp,tt,uu,yy,ffff,ggggY DC Watts 0073H 30-Sep-1990 30-Sep-2023N8 (oo),gg,hh,ll,mm,pp,tt,uu,yy,eee,ffff,ggggY DC Watts 0073 VU 27-Aug-1996 27-Aug-2023Y8 (oo),gg,hh,ll,mm,pp,tt,uu,yy,eee,ffff,ggggY DC Watts 007M1-FP1H 1-Sep-2009 1-Sep-2024Y9 (eeeee)N
DC Watts 007M1-FP2H 1-Sep-2009 1-Sep-2024Y9 (eeeee)N
DC Watts 007M1PCQT 3/4H 10-Dec-1993 10-Dec-2023Y8 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppN DC Watts 007M1PCQT1H 10-Dec-1993 10-Dec-2023Y8 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppN DC Watts 007M1PCQT 1 1/2H 27-Sep-1994 27-Sep-2024Y8 vv,xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppY DC Watts 007M1PCQT2H 27-Sep-1994 27-Sep-2024N8 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppN DC Watts 007M1QT 3/4H 26-Feb-1991 26-Feb-2024N8 vv,xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppN DC Watts 007M1QT1H 26-Feb-1991 26-Feb-2024N8 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppN DC Watts 007M1QT1H 18-May-1998 18-May-2022N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppN DC Watts 007M1QT1 VU 18-May-1998 18-May-2022N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppN DC Watts 007M1QT 1 1/2H 30-Jun-1992 30-Jun-2022N8 vv,xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppY DC Watts 007M1QT2H 30-Jun-1992 30-Jun-2022N8 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppN DC Watts 007M1QT2 VU 8-Mar-1996 8-Mar-2023N8 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppN DC Watts 007M2-FP 1 1/4H 1-Sep-2009 1-Sep-2024N9 (eeeee)N DC Watts 007M2-FP 1 1/2H 1-Sep-2009 1-Sep-2024N9 (eeeee)N DC Watts 007M2PCQT 1 1/4H 9-Dec-1996 9-Dec-2023N8 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppN DC Watts 007M2PCQT 1 1/4 VU 9-Dec-1996 9-Dec-2023N8 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppN DC Watts 007M2PCQT 1 1/2H 12-Sep-1994 12-Sep-2024N8 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppN DC Watts 007M2QT 3/4H 5-Apr-1993 5-Apr-2023N8 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppN DC Watts 007M2QT 3/4 VU 27-Aug-1996 27-Aug-2023N8 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppN DC Watts 007M2QT 1 1/4H 1-Oct-1996 1-Oct-2023N8 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppN DC Watts 007M2QT 1 1/4 VU 1-Oct-1996 1-Oct-2023N8 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppN DC Watts 007M2QT 1 1/2H 24-May-1994 24-May-2024N8 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppN DC Watts 007M2QT 1 1/2 VU 11-Mar-1996 11-Mar-2023N8 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppN DC Watts 007M3-FP 3/4H 1-Sep-2009 1-Sep-2024N9 (eeeee)N DC Watts 007M3QT 3/4H 18-Oct-1999 18-Oct-2023N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppN DC Watts 007M3QT 3/4 VU 18-Oct-1999 18-Oct-2023N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppN DC Watts 007PCQT 1/2H 17-Feb-1995 17-Feb-2025N8 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp N DC Watts 007PCQT 1 1/2H 27-Sep-1994 27-Sep-2024N8 vv,xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppY DC Watts 007PCQT2H 27-Sep-1994 27-Sep-2024N8 vv,xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppY DC Watts 007QT 1/2H 6-Dec-1993 8-Dec-2023N8 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrN DC Watts 007QT 1/2H 16-Jun-1997 16-Jun-2024N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrN DC Watts 007QT 1/2 VU 19-Apr-1996 19-Apr-2023N8 pppp,rrrrrN DC Watts 007QT 1/2 VU 16-Jun-1997 16-Jun-2024N9 (vv),xx,pppp,rrrrrN DC Watts 007QT 3/4H 11-Jan-1988 11-Jan-2024N7 pppp,rrrrrY DC Watts 007QT1H 11-Jan-1988 11-Jan-2024N7 pppp,rrrrrY
DC Watts 007QT 1 1/2H 21-Jul-1988 21-Jul-2024N7 pppp,rrrrrY DC Watts 007QT2H 21-Jul-1988 21-Jul-2024N7 pppp,rrrrrY
DC Watts 007SSM1PCQT 3/4H 10-Dec-1993 10-Dec-2023N8 vv,xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppY DC Watts 007SSM1PCQT1H 10-Dec-1993 10-Dec-2023N8 vv,xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppY DC Watts 007SSM1QT 3/4H 26-Feb-1991 26-Feb-2024N8 vv,xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppY DC Watts 007SSM1QT1H 26-Feb-1991 26-Feb-2024N8 vv,xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppY DC Watts 007SSPCQT 1 1/2H 27-Sep-1994 27-Sep-2024N8 vv,xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppY DC Watts 007SSPCQT2H 27-Sep-1994 27-Sep-2024N8 vv,xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppY DC Watts 007SSQT 3/4H 11-Jan-1988 11-Jan-2024N7 ppppY
DC Watts 007SSQT1H 11-Jan-1988 11-Jan-2024N7 ppppY
DC Watts 007SSQT 1 1/2H 21-Jul-1988 21-Jul-2024N7 ppppY DC Watts 007SSQT2H 21-Jul-1988 21-Jul-2024N7 ppppY
516
Type
ManufacturerModelSizeOrientation(s)ApprovedRenewed≤0.25% Pb ManualShutoffs Y-Spare Parts OnlyBypassMeters DC Watts 709BB 2 1/2H 20-Jul-1982 20-Jul-2024N6 (oo),gg,hh,ll,mm,pp,tt,uu,yy,ffff,ggggY DC Watts 709BB3H 20-Jul-1982 20-Jul-2024N6 (oo),gg,hh,ll,mm,pp,tt,uu,yy,ffff,ggggY DC Watts 709QT 3/4H 4-Aug-1982 4-Aug-2024N6 vv,xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppY DC Watts 709QT1H 4-Aug-1982 4-Aug-2024N6 vv,xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppY DC Watts 709QT 1 1/2H 27-Apr-1982 21-Apr-2024N6 vv,xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppY DC Watts 709QT2H 27-Apr-1982 21-Apr-2024N6 vv,xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppY DC Watts 719AQT 1/2 VUVD 4-Oct-2005 4-Oct-2023N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrN DC Watts 719AQT1 VUVD 4-Oct-2005 4-Oct-2023N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrN DC Watts 719AQT 1 1/4 VUVD 4-Oct-2005 4-Oct-2023N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrN DC Watts 719AQT 1 1/2 VUVD 4-Oct-2005 4-Oct-2023N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrN DC Watts 719AQT2 VUVD 4-Oct-2005 4-Oct-2023N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrN DC Watts 719AQTR10 1/2 VUVD 3-Jul-2013 3-Jul-2022N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppY DC Watts 719AQTR10 3/4 VUVD 3-Jul-2013 3-Jul-2022N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppY DC Watts 719QT 1/2H 4-Oct-2005 4-Oct-2023N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrN DC Watts 719QT 1/2 VD 4-Oct-2005 4-Oct-2023N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrN DC Watts 719QT 1/2 VU 4-Oct-2005 4-Oct-2023N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrN DC Watts 719QT 3/4H 4-Oct-2005 4-Oct-2023N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrN DC Watts 719QT 3/4 VD 4-Oct-2005 4-Oct-2023N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrN DC Watts 719QT 3/4 VU 4-Oct-2005 4-Oct-2023N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrN DC Watts 719QT1H 4-Oct-2005 4-Oct-2023N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrN DC Watts 719QT1 VD 4-Oct-2005 4-Oct-2023N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrN DC Watts 719QT1 VU 4-Oct-2005 4-Oct-2023N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrN DC Watts 719QT 1 1/4H 4-Oct-2005 4-Oct-2023N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrN DC Watts 719QT 1 1/4 VD 4-Oct-2005 4-Oct-2023N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrN DC Watts 719QT 1 1/4 VU 4-Oct-2005 4-Oct-2023N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrN DC Watts 719QT 1 1/2H 4-Oct-2005 4-Oct-2023N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrN DC Watts 719QT 1 1/2 VD 4-Oct-2005 4-Oct-2023N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrN DC Watts 719QT 1 1/2 VU 4-Oct-2005 4-Oct-2023N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrN DC Watts 719QT2H 4-Oct-2005 4-Oct-2023N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrN DC Watts 719QT2 VD 4-Oct-2005 4-Oct-2023N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrN DC Watts 719QT2 VU 4-Oct-2005 4-Oct-2023N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrN DC Watts 719QTR10 1/2H 4-Oct-2005 4-Oct-2023N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrrY DC Watts 719QTR10 1/2 VD 4-Oct-2005 4-Oct-2023N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrrY DC Watts 719QTR10 1/2 VU 4-Oct-2005 4-Oct-2023N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrrY DC Watts 719QTR10 3/4H 4-Oct-2005 4-Oct-2023N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrrY DC Watts 719QTR10 3/4 VD 4-Oct-2005 4-Oct-2023N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrrY DC Watts 719QTR10 3/4 VU 4-Oct-2005 4-Oct-2023N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrrY DC Watts 757a 2 1/2H 7-Oct-2002 7-Oct-2023N9 (ppp),qqq,yyy,zzz,aaaa,bbbb,dddd,eeee,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnn,nnnnnY DC Watts 757a 2 1/2 VU 7-Oct-2002 7-Oct-2023N9 (ppp),qqq,yyy,zzz,aaaa,bbbb,dddd,eeee,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnn,nnnnnY DC Watts 757a3H 7-Oct-2002 7-Oct-2023N9 (ppp),qqq,yyy,zzz,aaaa,bbbb,dddd,eeee,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnn,nnnnnY DC Watts 757a3 VU 7-Oct-2002 7-Oct-2023N9 (ppp),qqq,yyy,zzz,aaaa,bbbb,dddd,eeee,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnn,nnnnnY DC Watts 757a4H 7-Oct-2002 7-Oct-2023N9 (ppp),qqq,yyy,zzz,aaaa,bbbb,dddd,eeee,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnn,nnnnnY DC Watts 757a4 VU 7-Oct-2002 7-Oct-2023N9 (ppp),qqq,yyy,zzz,aaaa,bbbb,dddd,eeee,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnn,nnnnnY DC Watts 757a6H 3-Jul-2003 3-Jul-2024N9 (ppp),qqq,yyy,zzz,aaaa,bbbb,dddd,eeee,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnn,nnnnnY DC Watts 757a6 VU 3-Jul-2003 3-Jul-2024N9 (ppp),qqq,yyy,zzz,aaaa,bbbb,dddd,eeee,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnn,nnnnnY DC Watts 757N 2 1/2 VUVD 7-Apr-2009 7-Apr-2024N9 (ppp),qqq,nnnnnN DC Watts 757N 2 1/2 VUVD 7-Apr-2009 7-Apr-2024Y9 yyy,zzz,dddd,eeee,dddd,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnnN DC Watts 757N3 VUVD 7-Apr-2009 7-Apr-2024N9 (ppp),qqq,nnnnnN DC Watts 757N3 VUVD 7-Apr-2009 7-Apr-2024Y9 yyy,zzz,dddd,eeee,dddd,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnnN DC Watts 757N4 VUVD 7-Apr-2009 7-Apr-2024N9 (ppp),qqq,nnnnnN DC Watts 757N4 VUVD 7-Apr-2009 7-Apr-2024Y9 yyy,zzz,dddd,eeee,dddd,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnnN DC Watts 757N6 VUVD 7-Apr-2009 7-Apr-2024N9 (ppp),qqq,nnnnnN DC Watts 757N6 VUVD 7-Apr-2009 7-Apr-2024Y9 yyy,zzz,dddd,eeee,dddd,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnnN DC Watts 757N8 VUVD 3-Jan-2013 3-Jan-2025N9 ppp,qqq,aaaa,bbbbN DC Watts 757N8 VUVD 3-Jan-2013 3-Jan-2025Y9 yyy, zzz,dddd,eeee,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnnN DC Watts 757N 10 VUVD 1-Sep-2009 1-Sep-2024N9 (ppp),qqqN DC Watts 757N 10 VUVD 1-Sep-2009 1-Sep-2024Y9 yyy,zzz,dddd,eeee,dddd,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnnN DC Watts 757Na 2 1/2 VUVD 20-Mar-2003 20-Mar-2024N9 (ppp),qqq,yyy,zzz,aaaa,bbbb,dddd,eeee,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnn,nnnnnY DC Watts 757Na3 VUVD 20-Mar-2003 20-Mar-2024N9 (ppp),qqq,yyy,zzz,aaaa,bbbb,dddd,eeee,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnn,nnnnnY DC Watts 757Na4 VUVD 20-Mar-2003 20-Mar-2024N9 (ppp),qqq,yyy,zzz,aaaa,bbbb,dddd,eeee,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnn,nnnnnY DC Watts 757Na6 VUVD 3-Jul-2003 3-Jul-2024N9 (ppp),qqq,yyy,zzz,aaaa,bbbb,dddd,eeee,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnn,nnnnnY DC Watts 757NQT 2 1/2 VUVD 4-Dec-2009 4-Dec-2024Y9 fffffN DC Watts 757NQT3 VUVD 4-Dec-2009 4-Dec-2024Y9 fffffN
DC Watts 757NQT4 VUVD 4-Dec-2009 4-Dec-2024Y9 fffffN
DC Watts 757QT 2 1/2H 4-Dec-2009 4-Dec-2024Y9 fffffN
DC Watts 757QT 2 1/2 VU 4-Dec-2009 4-Dec-2024Y9 fffffN
DC Watts 757QT3H 4-Dec-2009 4-Dec-2024Y9 fffffN
DC Watts 757QT3 VU 4-Dec-2009 4-Dec-2024Y9 fffffN
DC Watts 757QT4H 4-Dec-2009 4-Dec-2024Y9 fffffN
DC Watts 757QT4 VU 4-Dec-2009 4-Dec-2024Y9 fffffN
DC Watts 767a 2 1/2H 7-Oct-2002 7-Oct-2023N9 (ppp),qqq,yyy,zzz,aaaa,bbbb,dddd,eeee,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnn,nnnnnY DC Watts 767a 2 1/2 VU 7-Oct-2002 7-Oct-2023N9 (ppp),qqq,yyy,zzz,aaaa,bbbb,dddd,eeee,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnn,nnnnnY DC Watts 767a3H 7-Oct-2002 7-Oct-2023N9 (ppp),qqq,yyy,zzz,aaaa,bbbb,dddd,eeee,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnn,nnnnnY DC Watts 767a3 VU 7-Oct-2002 7-Oct-2023N9 (ppp),qqq,yyy,zzz,aaaa,bbbb,dddd,eeee,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnn,nnnnnY DC Watts 767a4H 3-Jul-2003 3-Jul-2024N9 (ppp),qqq,yyy,zzz,aaaa,bbbb,dddd,eeee,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnn,nnnnnY DC Watts 767a4 VU 3-Jul-2003 3-Jul-2024N9 (ppp),qqq,yyy,zzz,aaaa,bbbb,dddd,eeee,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnn,nnnnnY 517
Type
ManufacturerModelSizeOrientation(s)ApprovedRenewed≤0.25% Pb ManualShutoffs Y-Spare Parts OnlyBypassMeters DC Watts 767N 2 1/2 VUVD 7-Apr-2009 7-Apr-2024N9 (ppp),qqq,yyy,zzz,dddd,eeee,dddd,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnn,nnnnnN DC Watts 767N3 VUVD 7-Apr-2009 7-Apr-2024N9 (ppp),qqq,yyy,zzz,dddd,eeee,dddd,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnn,nnnnnN DC Watts 767N4 VUVD 7-Apr-2009 7-Apr-2024N9 (ppp),qqq,yyy,zzz,dddd,eeee,dddd,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnn,nnnnnN DC Watts 767N6 VUVD 3-Jan-2013 3-Jan-2025N9 ppp,qqq,aaaa,bbbbN DC Watts 767N6 VUVD 3-Jan-2013 3-Jan-2025Y9 yyy,zzz,dddd,eeee,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnnN DC Watts 767N8 VUVD 1-Sep-2009 1-Sep-2024N9 (ppp),qqq,yyy,zzz,dddd,eeee,dddd,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnn,nnnnnN DC Watts 767Na 2 1/2 VUVD 20-Mar-2003 20-Mar-2024N9 (ppp),qqq,yyy,zzz,aaaa,bbbb,dddd,eeee,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnn,nnnnnY DC Watts 767Na3 VUVD 20-Mar-2003 20-Mar-2024N9 (ppp),qqq,yyy,zzz,aaaa,bbbb,dddd,eeee,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnn,nnnnnY DC Watts 767Na4 VUVD 3-Jul-2003 3-Jul-2024N9 (ppp),qqq,yyy,zzz,aaaa,bbbb,dddd,eeee,gggg,kkkk,llll,mmmm,nnnn,nnnnnY DC Watts 7704H 20-May-1992 20-May-2022N8 oo,gg,hh,ll,mm,pp,tt,uu,yyY DC Watts 770QTFDA4H 12-Jan-1993 12-Jan-2023N8 wwY
DC Watts 770QTFDA8H 12-Jan-1993 12-Jan-2023N8 wwY
DC Watts 774 2 1/2H 11-Jul-1991 11-Jul-2024N8 (tt),ee,ff,gg,hh,pp,uu,ccc,dddN DC Watts 774 2 1/2H 11-Jul-1991 11-Jul-2024Y8 ll,mm,oo,ffff,ggggN DC Watts 7743H 11-Jul-1991 11-Jul-2024N8 (tt),ee,ff,gg,hh,pp,uu,ccc,dddN DC Watts 7743H 11-Jul-1991 11-Jul-2024Y8 ll,mm,oo,ffff,ggggN DC Watts 7744H 11-Jul-1991 11-Jul-2024N8 (tt),ee,ff,gg,hh,pp,uu,ccc,dddN DC Watts 7744H 11-Jul-1991 11-Jul-2024Y8 ll,mm,oo,ffff,ggggN DC Watts 7746H 9-Sep-1992 9-Sep-2022N8 (tt),ee,ff,gg,hh,pp,uu,ccc,ddd N DC Watts 7746H 9-Sep-1992 9-Sep-2022Y8 ll,mm,oo,ffff,gggg N DC Watts 774X 2 1/2H 10-Sep-1996 10-Sep-2023N8 (mm),ee,ff,gg,hh,ll,oo,pp,tt,uu,ccc,ddd,ffff,ggggY DC Watts 774X6H 22-Nov-1993 22-Nov-2023N8 tt,ee,ff,gg,hh,ll,mm,oo,pp,uu,ccc,ddd,ffff,ggggY DC Watts 774X8H 9-Sep-1992 9-Sep-2022N8 tt,ee,ff,gg,hh,ll,mm,oo,pp,uu,ccc,ddd,ffff,ggggY DC Watts 775QT 1/2H 1-Feb-2000 1-Feb-2024N9 intY
DC Watts 775QT 1/2 VU 1-Feb-2000 1-Feb-2024N9 intY
DC Watts 775QT 3/4H 1-Feb-2000 1-Feb-2024N9 intY
DC Watts 775QT 3/4 VU 1-Feb-2000 1-Feb-2024N9 intY
DC Watts 775QT1H 12-Aug-1999 12-Aug-2023N9 intY
DC Watts 775QT1 VU 12-Aug-1999 12-Aug-2023N9 intY
DC Watts 775QT 1 1/4H 7-Sep-2000 7-Sep-2024N9 intY
DC Watts 775QT 1 1/4 VU 7-Sep-2000 7-Sep-2024N9 intY
DC Watts 775QT 1 1/2H 7-Sep-2000 7-Sep-2024N9 intY
DC Watts 775QT 1 1/2 VU 7-Sep-2000 7-Sep-2024N9 intY
DC Watts 775QT2H 28-Mar-2002 28-Mar-2023N9 intY
DC Watts 775QT2 VU 28-Mar-2002 28-Mar-2023N9 intY
DC Watts LF007 2 1/2H 12-Jan-2010 12-Jan-2025Y9 (oo)N
DC Watts LF0073H 12-Jan-2010 12-Jan-2025Y9 (oo)N
DC Watts LF007IOT 2 1/2H 8-Dec-2022Y9 (oo)N
DC Watts LF007IOT3H 8-Dec-2022Y9 (oo)N
DC Watts LF007IOTQT 1/2H 25-Feb-2021 25-Feb-2024Y9 (hhhh),rrrrrN DC Watts LF007IOTQT 1/2 VU 25-Feb-2021 25-Feb-2024Y9 (hhhh),rrrrrN DC Watts LF007M1IOTQT1H 25-Feb-2021 25-Feb-2024Y9 (hhhh),rrrrrN DC Watts LF007M1IOTQT1 VU 25-Feb-2021 25-Feb-2024Y9 (hhhh),rrrrrN DC Watts LF007M1IOTQT2H 25-Feb-2021 25-Feb-2024Y9 (hhhh),rrrrrN DC Watts LF007M1IOTQT2 VU 25-Feb-2021 25-Feb-2024Y9 (hhhh),rrrrrN DC Watts LF007M1PCQT1H 13-Mar-2015 13-Mar-2024Y9 (hhhh),rrrrrN DC Watts LF007M1PCQT1 VU 13-Mar-2015 13-Mar-2024Y9 (hhhh),rrrrrN DC Watts LF007M1PCQT2H 13-Mar-2015 13-Mar-2024Y9 (hhhh),rrrrrN DC Watts LF007M1PCQT2 VU 13-Mar-2015 13-Mar-2024Y9 (hhhh),rrrrrN DC Watts LF007M1QT1H 11-Jan-2008 11-Jan-2023Y9 (hhhh),rrrrrN DC Watts LF007M1QT1 VU 11-Jan-2008 11-Jan-2023Y9 (hhhh),rrrrrN DC Watts LF007M1QT2H 11-Jan-2008 11-Jan-2023Y9 (hhhh),rrrrrN DC Watts LF007M1QT2 VU 11-Jan-2008 11-Jan-2023Y9 (hhhh),rrrrrN DC Watts LF007M2QT 1 1/4H 11-Jan-2008 11-Jan-2023Y8 (hhhh),rrrrrN DC Watts LF007M2QT 1 1/4 VU 11-Jan-2008 11-Jan-2023Y8 (hhhh),rrrrrN DC Watts LF007M2QT 1 1/2H 11-Jan-2008 11-Jan-2023Y8 (hhhh),rrrrrN DC Watts LF007M2QT 1 1/2 VU 11-Jan-2008 11-Jan-2023Y8 (hhhh),rrrrrN DC Watts LF007M3IOTQT 3/4H 25-Feb-2021 25-Feb-2024Y9 (hhhh),rrrrrN DC Watts LF007M3IOTQT 3/4 VU 25-Feb-2021 25-Feb-2024Y9 (hhhh),rrrrrN DC Watts LF007M3PCQT 3/4H 13-Mar-2015 13-Mar-2024Y9 (hhhh),rrrrrN DC Watts LF007M3PCQT 3/4 VU 13-Mar-2015 13-Mar-2024Y9 (hhhh),rrrrrN DC Watts LF007M3QT 3/4H 11-Jan-2008 11-Jan-2023Y9 (hhhh),rrrrrN DC Watts LF007M3QT 3/4 VU 11-Jan-2008 11-Jan-2023Y9 (hhhh),rrrrrN DC Watts LF007PCQT 1/2H 13-Mar-2015 13-Mar-2024Y9 (hhhh),rrrrrN DC Watts LF007PCQT 1/2 VU 13-Mar-2015 13-Mar-2024Y9 (hhhh),rrrrrN DC Watts LF007QT 1/2H 11-Jan-2008 11-Jan-2023Y9 (hhhh),rrrrrN DC Watts LF007QT 1/2 VU 11-Jan-2008 11-Jan-2023Y9 (hhhh),rrrrrN DC Watts LF709 2 1/2H 12-Jan-2010 12-Jan-2025Y9 (ll),mm,oo,pp,zzz,cccc,dddd,eeee,ffff,gggg,nnnnn,zzzzzz,aaaaaaaN DC Watts LF7093H 12-Jan-2010 12-Jan-2025Y9 (ll),mm,oo,pp,zzz,cccc,dddd,eeee,ffff,gggg,nnnnn,zzzzzz,aaaaaaaN DC Watts LF7094H 27-Jul-2012 27-Jul-2024Y9 (ll),mm,oo,pp,zzz,cccc,dddd,eeee,ffff,gggg,nnnnn,zzzzzz,aaaaaaaN DC Watts LF7094 VU 27-Jul-2012 27-Jul-2024Y9 (ll),mm,oo,pp,zzz,cccc,dddd,eeee,ffff,gggg,nnnnn,zzzzzz,aaaaaaaN DC Watts LF7096H 27-Jul-2012 27-Jul-2024Y9 (ll),mm,oo,pp,zzz,cccc,dddd,eeee,ffff,gggg,nnnnn,zzzzzz,aaaaaaaN DC Watts LF7096 VU 27-Jul-2012 27-Jul-2024Y9 (ll),mm,oo,pp,zzz,cccc,dddd,eeee,ffff,gggg,nnnnn,zzzzzz,aaaaaaaN DC Watts LF7098H 1-Jul-2010 1-Jul-2022Y9 (ll),mm,oo,pp,zzz,cccc,dddd,eeee,ffff,gggg,nnnnn,zzzzzz,aaaaaaaN DC Watts LF7098 VU 1-Jul-2010 1-Jul-2022Y9 (ll),mm,oo,pp,zzz,cccc,dddd,eeee,ffff,gggg,nnnnn,zzzzzz,aaaaaaaN DC Watts LF709 10H 1-Jul-2010 1-Jul-2022Y9 (ll),mm,oo,pp,zzz,cccc,dddd,eeee,ffff,gggg,nnnnnN 518
Type
ManufacturerModelSizeOrientation(s)ApprovedRenewed≤0.25% Pb ManualShutoffs Y-Spare Parts OnlyBypassMeters DC Watts LF709 10 VU 1-Jul-2010 1-Jul-2022Y9 (ll),mm,oo,pp,zzz,cccc,dddd,eeee,ffff,gggg,nnnnnN DC Watts LF709IOT 2 1/2H 8-Dec-2022Y9 (ll),oo,dddd,eeee,nnnnn,zzzzzz,aaaaaaaN DC Watts LF709IOT3H 8-Dec-2022Y9 (ll),oo,dddd,eeee,nnnnn,zzzzzz,aaaaaaaN DC Watts LF709IOT4H 8-Dec-2022Y9 (ll),oo,dddd,eeee,nnnnn,zzzzzz,aaaaaaaN DC Watts LF709IOT4 VU 8-Dec-2022Y9 (ll),oo,dddd,eeee,nnnnn,zzzzzz,aaaaaaaN DC Watts LF709IOT6H 8-Dec-2022Y9 (ll),oo,dddd,eeee,nnnnn,zzzzzz,aaaaaaaN DC Watts LF709IOT6 VU 8-Dec-2022Y9 (ll),oo,dddd,eeee,nnnnn,zzzzzz,aaaaaaaN DC Watts LF709IOT8H 8-Dec-2022Y9 (ll),oo,dddd,eeee,nnnnn,zzzzzz,aaaaaaaN DC Watts LF709IOT8 VU 8-Dec-2022Y9 (ll),oo,dddd,eeee,nnnnn,zzzzzz,aaaaaaaN DC Watts LF709IOT 10H 8-Dec-2022Y9 (ll),oo,dddd,eeee,nnnnnN DC Watts LF709IOT 10 VU 8-Dec-2022Y9 (ll),oo,dddd,eeee,nnnnnN DC Watts LF719AQT1 VUVD 22-Aug-2005 22-Aug-2023N9 (vv),xx,ooo,pppp,rrrrrN DC Watts LF719AQT1 VUVD 22-Aug-2005 22-Aug-2023Y9 hhhh,rrrrrN DC Watts LF719AQT 1 1/4 VUVD 22-Aug-2005 22-Aug-2023N9 (vv),xx,ooo,pppp,rrrrrN DC Watts LF719AQT 1 1/4 VUVD 22-Aug-2005 22-Aug-2023Y9 hhhh,rrrrrN DC Watts LF719AQT 1 1/2 VUVD 22-Aug-2005 22-Aug-2023N9 (vv),xx,ooo,pppp,rrrrrN DC Watts LF719AQT 1 1/2 VUVD 22-Aug-2005 22-Aug-2023Y9 hhhh,rrrrrN DC Watts LF719AQT2 VUVD 22-Aug-2005 22-Aug-2023N9 (vv),xx,ooo,pppp,rrrrrN DC Watts LF719AQT2 VUVD 22-Aug-2005 22-Aug-2023Y9 hhhh,rrrrrN DC Watts LF719QT 1/2H 3-Jul-2013 3-Jul-2022Y9 (hhhh)N
DC Watts LF719QT 1/2 VD 3-Jul-2013 3-Jul-2022Y9 (hhhh)N DC Watts LF719QT 1/2 VU 3-Jul-2013 3-Jul-2022Y9 (hhhh)N DC Watts LF719QT 3/4H 3-Jul-2013 3-Jul-2022Y9 (hhhh)N
DC Watts LF719QT 3/4 VD 3-Jul-2013 3-Jul-2022Y9 (hhhh)N DC Watts LF719QT 3/4 VU 3-Jul-2013 3-Jul-2022Y9 (hhhh)N DC Watts LF719QT1H 22-Aug-2005 22-Aug-2023N9 (vv),xx,ooo,pppp,rrrrrN DC Watts LF719QT1H 22-Aug-2005 22-Aug-2023Y9 hhhh,rrrrrN DC Watts LF719QT1 VD 22-Aug-2005 22-Aug-2023N9 (vv),xx,ooo,pppp,rrrrrN DC Watts LF719QT1 VD 22-Aug-2005 22-Aug-2023Y9 hhhh,rrrrrN DC Watts LF719QT1 VU 22-Aug-2005 22-Aug-2023N9 (vv),xx,ooo,pppp,rrrrrN DC Watts LF719QT1 VU 22-Aug-2005 22-Aug-2023Y9 hhhh,rrrrrN DC Watts LF719QT 1 1/4H 22-Aug-2005 22-Aug-2023N9 (vv),xx,ooo,pppp,rrrrrN DC Watts LF719QT 1 1/4H 22-Aug-2005 22-Aug-2023Y9 hhhh,rrrrrN DC Watts LF719QT 1 1/4 VD 22-Aug-2005 22-Aug-2023N9 (vv),xx,ooo,pppp,rrrrrN DC Watts LF719QT 1 1/4 VD 22-Aug-2005 22-Aug-2023Y9 hhhh,rrrrrN DC Watts LF719QT 1 1/4 VU 22-Aug-2005 22-Aug-2023N9 (vv),xx,ooo,pppp,rrrrrN DC Watts LF719QT 1 1/4 VU 22-Aug-2005 22-Aug-2023Y9 hhhh,rrrrrN DC Watts LF719QT 1 1/2H 22-Aug-2005 22-Aug-2023N9 (vv),xx,ooo,pppp,rrrrrN DC Watts LF719QT 1 1/2H 22-Aug-2005 22-Aug-2023Y9 hhhh,rrrrrN DC Watts LF719QT 1 1/2 VD 22-Aug-2005 22-Aug-2023N9 (vv),xx,ooo,pppp,rrrrrN DC Watts LF719QT 1 1/2 VD 22-Aug-2005 22-Aug-2023Y9 hhhh,rrrrrN DC Watts LF719QT 1 1/2 VU 22-Aug-2005 22-Aug-2023N9 (vv),xx,ooo,pppp,rrrrrN DC Watts LF719QT 1 1/2 VU 22-Aug-2005 22-Aug-2023Y9 hhhh,rrrrrN DC Watts LF719QT2H 22-Aug-2005 22-Aug-2023N9 (vv),xx,ooo,pppp,rrrrrN DC Watts LF719QT2H 22-Aug-2005 22-Aug-2023Y9 hhhh,rrrrrN DC Watts LF719QT2 VD 22-Aug-2005 22-Aug-2023N9 (vv),xx,ooo,pppp,rrrrrN DC Watts LF719QT2 VD 22-Aug-2005 22-Aug-2023Y9 hhhh,rrrrrN DC Watts LF719QT2 VU 22-Aug-2005 22-Aug-2023N9 (vv),xx,ooo,pppp,rrrrrN DC Watts LF719QT2 VU 22-Aug-2005 22-Aug-2023Y9 hhhh,rrrrrN DC Watts LF719QTR10 1/2H 22-Aug-2005 22-Aug-2023N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrY DC Watts LF719QTR10 1/2 VD 22-Aug-2005 22-Aug-2023N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrY DC Watts LF719QTR10 1/2 VU 22-Aug-2005 22-Aug-2023N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrY DC Watts LF719QTR10 3/4H 22-Aug-2005 22-Aug-2023N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrY DC Watts LF719QTR10 3/4 VD 22-Aug-2005 22-Aug-2023N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrY DC Watts LF719QTR10 3/4 VU 22-Aug-2005 22-Aug-2023N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,pppp,rrrrrY DC Watts LFU719QT1H 22-Aug-2005 22-Aug-2023N9 (vv),xx,ooo,ppppN DC Watts LFU719QT1H 22-Aug-2005 22-Aug-2023Y9 hhhhN
DC Watts LFU719QT1 VD 22-Aug-2005 22-Aug-2023N9 (vv),xx,ooo,ppppN DC Watts LFU719QT1 VD 22-Aug-2005 22-Aug-2023Y9 hhhhN
DC Watts LFU719QT1 VU 22-Aug-2005 22-Aug-2023N9 (vv),xx,ooo,ppppN DC Watts LFU719QT1 VU 22-Aug-2005 22-Aug-2023Y9 hhhhN
DC Watts LFU719QT 1 1/4H 22-Aug-2005 22-Aug-2023N9 (vv),xx,ooo,ppppN DC Watts LFU719QT 1 1/4H 22-Aug-2005 22-Aug-2023Y9 hhhhN DC Watts LFU719QT 1 1/4 VD 22-Aug-2005 22-Aug-2023N9 (vv),xx,ooo,ppppN DC Watts LFU719QT 1 1/4 VD 22-Aug-2005 22-Aug-2023Y9 hhhhN DC Watts LFU719QT 1 1/4 VU 22-Aug-2005 22-Aug-2023N9 (vv),xx,ooo,ppppN DC Watts LFU719QT 1 1/4 VU 22-Aug-2005 22-Aug-2023Y9 hhhhN DC Watts LFU719QT 1 1/2H 22-Aug-2005 22-Aug-2023N9 (vv),xx,ooo,ppppN DC Watts LFU719QT 1 1/2H 22-Aug-2005 22-Aug-2023Y9 hhhhN DC Watts LFU719QT 1 1/2 VD 22-Aug-2005 22-Aug-2023N9 (vv),xx,ooo,ppppN DC Watts LFU719QT 1 1/2 VD 22-Aug-2005 22-Aug-2023Y9 hhhhN DC Watts LFU719QT 1 1/2 VU 22-Aug-2005 22-Aug-2023N9 (vv),xx,ooo,ppppN DC Watts LFU719QT 1 1/2 VU 22-Aug-2005 22-Aug-2023Y9 hhhhN DC Watts LFU719QT2H 22-Aug-2005 22-Aug-2023N9 (vv),xx,ooo,ppppN DC Watts LFU719QT2H 22-Aug-2005 22-Aug-2023Y9 hhhhN
DC Watts LFU719QT2 VD 22-Aug-2005 22-Aug-2023N9 (vv),xx,ooo,ppppN 519
Type
ManufacturerModelSizeOrientation(s)ApprovedRenewed≤0.25% Pb ManualShutoffs Y-Spare Parts OnlyBypassMeters DC Watts LFU719QT2 VD 22-Aug-2005 22-Aug-2023Y9 hhhhN
DC Watts LFU719QT2 VU 22-Aug-2005 22-Aug-2023N9 (vv),xx,ooo,ppppN DC Watts LFU719QT2 VU 22-Aug-2005 22-Aug-2023Y9 hhhhN
DC Watts Magnum 20 2 1/2H 15-May-2020 15-May-2023Y 10 (int)N DC Watts Magnum 20 2 1/2 VU 15-May-2020 15-May-2023Y 10 (int)N DC Watts Magnum 203H 15-May-2020 15-May-2023Y 10 (int)N DC Watts Magnum 203 VU 15-May-2020 15-May-2023Y 10 (int)N DC Watts Magnum 204H 15-May-2020 15-May-2023Y 10 (int)N DC Watts Magnum 204 VU 15-May-2020 15-May-2023Y 10 (int)N DC Watts Magnum 206H 3-Aug-2020 3-Aug-2023Y 10 (int)N
DC Watts Magnum 206 VU 3-Aug-2020 3-Aug-2023Y 10 (int)N DC Watts Magnum 208H 15-May-2020 15-May-2023Y 10 (int)N DC Watts Magnum 208 VU 15-May-2020 15-May-2023Y 10 (int)N DC Watts Magnum 20G 2 1/2H 15-May-2020 15-May-2023Y 10 (qqqqqq), rrrrrrN DC Watts Magnum 20G 2 1/2 VU 15-May-2020 15-May-2023Y 10 (qqqqqq), rrrrrrN DC Watts Magnum 20G3H 15-May-2020 15-May-2023Y 10 (qqqqqq), rrrrrrN DC Watts Magnum 20G3 VU 15-May-2020 15-May-2023Y 10 (qqqqqq), rrrrrrN DC Watts Magnum 20G4H 15-May-2020 15-May-2023Y 10 (qqqqqq), rrrrrrN DC Watts Magnum 20G4 VU 15-May-2020 15-May-2023Y 10 (qqqqqq), rrrrrrN DC Watts Magnum 20G6H 15-May-2020 15-May-2023Y 10 (qqqqqq), rrrrrrN DC Watts Magnum 20G6 VU 15-May-2020 15-May-2023Y 10 (qqqqqq), rrrrrrN DC Watts Magnum 20G8H 15-May-2020 15-May-2023Y 10 (qqqqqq), rrrrrrN DC Watts Magnum 20G8 VU 15-May-2020 15-May-2023Y 10 (qqqqqq), rrrrrrN DC Watts SS007M1QT1H 18-May-1998 18-May-2022Y9 (hhh)N
DC Watts SS007M1QT1 VU 18-May-1998 18-May-2022Y9 (hhh)N DC Watts SS007M3QT 1/2H 11-Sep-2000 11-Sep-2024Y9 (hhh)N DC Watts SS007M3QT 1/2 VU 11-Sep-2000 11-Sep-2024Y9 (hhh)N DC Watts SS007M3QT 3/4H 7-Sep-2000 7-Sep-2024Y9 (hhh)N
DC Watts SS007M3QT 3/4 VU 7-Sep-2000 7-Sep-2024Y9 (hhh)N DC Watts U007M1APCQT 3/4 VDVD 10-Dec-1994 10-Dec-2024N8 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppN DC Watts U007M1APCQT 3/4 VDVU 10-Dec-1994 10-Dec-2024N8 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppN DC Watts U007M1APCQT 3/4 VUVD 10-Dec-1994 10-Dec-2024N8 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppN DC Watts U007M1APCQT 3/4 VUVU 10-Dec-1994 10-Dec-2024N8 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppN DC Watts U007M1APCQT2 VDVD 27-Sep-1994 27-Sep-2024N8 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppN DC Watts U007M1APCQT2 VDVU 27-Sep-1994 27-Sep-2024N8 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppN DC Watts U007M1APCQT2 VUVD 27-Sep-1994 27-Sep-2024N8 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppN DC Watts U007M1APCQT2 VUVU 27-Sep-1994 27-Sep-2024N8 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppN DC Watts U007M1AQT 3/4 VDVD 24-Feb-1994 24-Feb-2024N8 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppN DC Watts U007M1AQT 3/4 VDVU 24-Feb-1994 24-Feb-2024N8 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppN DC Watts U007M1AQT 3/4 VUVD 24-Feb-1994 24-Feb-2024N8 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppN DC Watts U007M1AQT 3/4 VUVU 24-Feb-1994 24-Feb-2024N8 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppN DC Watts U007M1AQT2 VDVD 24-Feb-1994 24-Feb-2024N8 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppN DC Watts U007M1AQT2 VDVU 24-Feb-1994 24-Feb-2024N8 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppN DC Watts U007M1AQT2 VUVD 24-Feb-1994 24-Feb-2024N8 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppN DC Watts U007M1AQT2 VUVU 24-Feb-1994 24-Feb-2024N8 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppN DC Watts U007M1PCQT 3/4H 10-Dec-1993 10-Dec-2023N8 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppN DC Watts U007M1PCQT1H 10-Dec-1993 10-Dec-2023N8 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppN DC Watts U007M1PCQT 1 1/2H 27-Sep-1994 27-Sep-2024N8 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppN DC Watts U007M1PCQT2H 27-Sep-1994 27-Sep-2024N8 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppN DC Watts U007M1QT 3/4H 30-Aug-1993 28-Aug-2023N8 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppN DC Watts U007M1QT1H 30-Aug-1993 30-Aug-2023N8 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppN DC Watts U007M1QT 1 1/2H 20-Oct-1993 20-Oct-2023N8 vv,xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppY DC Watts U007M1QT2H 20-Oct-1993 20-Oct-2023N8 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppN DC Watts U007M2AQT 1 1/2 VDVD 6-Sep-1994 6-Sep-2024N8 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppN DC Watts U007M2AQT 1 1/2 VDVU 6-Sep-1994 6-Sep-2024N8 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppN DC Watts U007M2AQT 1 1/2 VUVD 6-Sep-1994 6-Sep-2024N8 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppN DC Watts U007M2AQT 1 1/2 VUVU 6-Sep-1994 6-Sep-2024N8 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppN DC Watts U007M2QT 1 1/4H 1-Oct-1996 1-Oct-2023N8 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppN DC Watts U007M2QT 1 1/2H 6-Sep-1994 6-Sep-2024N8 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppN DC Watts U007PCQT 3/4H 10-Dec-1993 10-Dec-2023N8 vv,xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppY DC Watts U007PCQT1H 10-Dec-1993 10-Dec-2023N8 vv,xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppY DC Watts U007PCQT 1 1/2H 27-Sep-1994 27-Sep-2024N8 vv,xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppY DC Watts U007PCQT2H 27-Sep-1994 27-Sep-2024N8 vv,xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppY DC Watts U007QT 1/2H 8-Mar-1999 8-Mar-2023N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppN DC Watts U007QT 1/2 VU 8-Mar-1999 8-Mar-2023N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppN DC Watts U007QT 3/4H 11-Jan-1988 11-Jan-2024N7 vv,xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppY DC Watts U007QT1H 11-Jan-1988 11-Jan-2024N7 vv,xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppY DC Watts U007QT 1 1/2H 21-Jul-1988 21-Jul-2024N7 vv,xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppY DC Watts U007QT2H 21-Jul-1988 21-Jul-2024N7 vv,xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppY DC Watts U007SSPCQT 3/4H 10-Dec-1993 10-Dec-2023N8 vv,xx,ppppY DC Watts U007SSPCQT1H 10-Dec-1993 10-Dec-2023N8 vv,xx,ppppY DC Watts U007SSPCQT 1 1/2H 27-Sep-1994 27-Sep-2024N8 vv,xx,ppppY DC Watts U007SSPCQT2H 27-Sep-1994 27-Sep-2024N8 vv,xx,ppppY DC Watts U007SSQT 3/4H 11-Jan-1988 11-Jan-2024N7 vv,xx,ppppY DC Watts U007SSQT1H 11-Jan-1988 11-Jan-2024N7 vv,xx,ppppY DC Watts U007SSQT 1 1/2H 21-Jul-1988 21-Jul-2024N7 vv,xx,ppppY 520
Type
ManufacturerModelSizeOrientation(s)ApprovedRenewed≤0.25% Pb ManualShutoffs Y-Spare Parts OnlyBypassMeters DC Watts U007SSQT2H 21-Jul-1988 21-Jul-2024N7 vv,xx,ppppY DC Watts U719QT 1/2
DC Watts U719QT 1/2
DC Watts U719QT 1/2
DC Watts U719QT 3/4
DC Watts U719QT 3/4
DC Watts U719QT 3/4
DC Watts U719QT1H 4-Oct-2005 4-Oct-2023N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppN DC Watts U719QT1 VD 4-Oct-2005 4-Oct-2023N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppN DC Watts U719QT1 VU 4-Oct-2005 4-Oct-2023N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppN DC Watts U719QT 1 1/4H 4-Oct-2005 4-Oct-2023N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppN DC Watts U719QT 1 1/4 VD 4-Oct-2005 4-Oct-2023N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppN DC Watts U719QT 1 1/4 VU 4-Oct-2005 4-Oct-2023N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppN DC Watts U719QT 1 1/2H 4-Oct-2005 4-Oct-2023N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppN DC Watts U719QT 1 1/2 VD 4-Oct-2005 4-Oct-2023N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppN DC Watts U719QT 1 1/2 VU 4-Oct-2005 4-Oct-2023N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppN DC Watts U719QT2H 4-Oct-2005 4-Oct-2023N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppN DC Watts U719QT2 VD 4-Oct-2005 4-Oct-2023N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppN DC Watts U719QT2 VU 4-Oct-2005 4-Oct-2023N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppN DC Watts U719QTR10 1/2H 4-Oct-2005 4-Oct-2023N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppY DC Watts U719QTR10 1/2 VD 4-Oct-2005 4-Oct-2023N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppY DC Watts U719QTR10 1/2 VU 4-Oct-2005 4-Oct-2023N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppY DC Watts U719QTR10 3/4H 4-Oct-2005 4-Oct-2023N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppY DC Watts U719QTR10 3/4 VD 4-Oct-2005 4-Oct-2023N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppY DC Watts U719QTR10 3/4 VU 4-Oct-2005 4-Oct-2023N9 (vv),xx,ooo,hhhh,ppppY DC Wilkins 350 3/4H 6-Jul-2005 6-Jul-2023N9 (ii),oooN
DC Wilkins 350 3/4 VU 6-Jul-2005 6-Jul-2023N9 (ii),oooN DC Wilkins 3501H 21-Apr-2006 21-Apr-2024N9 (ii),oooN
DC Wilkins 3501 VU 21-Apr-2006 21-Apr-2024N9 (ii),oooN
DC Wilkins 350 1 1/4H 8-Jan-2009 8-Jan-2024N9 (int)N
DC Wilkins 350 1 1/4 VU 8-Jan-2009 8-Jan-2024N9 (int)N
DC Wilkins 350 1 1/2H 8-Jan-2009 8-Jan-2024N9 (int)N
DC Wilkins 350 1 1/2 VU 8-Jan-2009 8-Jan-2024N9 (int)N
DC Wilkins 3502H 8-Jan-2009 8-Jan-2024N9 (int)N
DC Wilkins 3502 VU 8-Jan-2009 8-Jan-2024N9 (int)N
DC Wilkins 350 2 1/2H 5-Sep-2001 5-Sep-2022N9 (gg),ee,ff,hh,ll,mm,tt,uu,yy,zz,ppp,qqq,zzz,dddd,ssss,tttt,vvvv,wwww,yyyy,zzzz,kkkkk,gggggg,hhhhhh,jjjjjj,kkkkkk,mmmmmm,nnnnnnN DC Wilkins 350 2 1/2H 9-Sep-2010 9-Sep-2022Y9 (gg),hh,ppp,qqq,ssss,tttt,vvvv,wwww,yyyy,zzzz,kkkkk,gggggg,hhhhhh,jjjjjj,kkkkkk,mmmmmm,nnnnnnN DC Wilkins 350 2 1/2 VU 3-Apr-2002 3-Apr-2023N9 (gg),hh,ppp,qqq,ssss,tttt,vvvv,wwww,yyyy,zzzz,kkkkk,gggggg,hhhhhh,jjjjjj,kkkkkk,mmmmmm,nnnnnnN DC Wilkins 350 2 1/2 VU 9-Sep-2010 9-Sep-2022Y9 (gg),ee,ff,hh,ll,mm,tt,uu,yy,zz,ppp,qqq,zzz,dddd,ssss,tttt,vvvv,wwww,yyyy,zzzz,kkkkk,gggggg,hhhhhh,jjjjjj,kkkkkk,mmmmmm,nnnnnnN DC Wilkins 3503H 5-Sep-2001 5-Sep-2022N9 (gg),ee,ff,hh,ll,mm,tt,uu,yy,zz,ppp,qqq,zzz,dddd,ssss,tttt,vvvv,wwww,yyyy,zzzz,kkkkk,gggggg,hhhhhh,jjjjjj,kkkkkk,mmmmmm,nnnnnnN DC Wilkins 3503H 9-Sep-2010 9-Sep-2022Y9 (gg),hh,ppp,qqq,ssss,tttt,vvvv,wwww,yyyy,zzzz,kkkkk,gggggg,hhhhhh,jjjjjj,kkkkkk,mmmmmm,nnnnnnN DC Wilkins 3503 VU 3-Apr-2002 3-Apr-2023N9 (gg),ee,ff,hh,ll,mm,tt,uu,yy,zz,ppp,qqq,zzz,dddd,ssss,tttt,vvvv,wwww,yyyy,zzzz,kkkkk,gggggg,hhhhhh,jjjjjj,kkkkkk,mmmmmm,nnnnnnN DC Wilkins 3503 VU 9-Sep-2010 9-Sep-2022Y9 (gg),hh,ppp,qqq,ssss,tttt,vvvv,wwww,yyyy,zzzz,kkkkk,gggggg,hhhhhh,jjjjjj,kkkkkk,mmmmmm,nnnnnnN DC Wilkins 3504H 15-Sep-1999 15-Sep-2023N9 (gg),ee,ff,hh,ll,mm,tt,uu,yy,zz,ppp,qqq,vvv,www,zzz,dddd,eeee,ssss,tttt,vvvv,wwww,yyyy,zzzz,kkkkk,gggggg,hhhhhh,jjjjjj,kkkkkk,mmmmmm,nnnnnnN DC Wilkins 3504H 9-Sep-2010 9-Sep-2022Y9 (gg),hh,ppp,qqq,vvv,www,ssss,tttt,vvvv,wwww,yyyy,zzzz,kkkkk,gggggg,hhhhhh,jjjjjj,kkkkkk,mmmmmm,nnnnnnN DC Wilkins 3504 VU 7-Sep-2000 7-Sep-2024N9 (gg),ee,ff,hh,ll,mm,tt,uu,yy,zz,ppp,qqq,vvv,www,zzz,dddd,eeee,ssss,tttt,vvvv,wwww,yyyy,zzzz,kkkkk,gggggg,hhhhhh,jjjjjj,kkkkkk,mmmmmm,nnnnnnN DC Wilkins 3504 VU 9-Sep-2010 9-Sep-2022Y9 (gg),hh,ppp,qqq,vvv,www,ssss,tttt,vvvv,wwww,yyyy,zzzz,kkkkk,gggggg,hhhhhh,jjjjjj,kkkkkk,mmmmmm,nnnnnnN DC Wilkins 3506H 18-Oct-1999 18-Oct-2023N9 (gg),ee,ff,hh,ll,mm,tt,uu,yy,zz,ppp,qqq,vvv,www,zzz,dddd,eeee,ssss,tttt,vvvv,wwww,yyyy,zzzz,kkkkk,gggggg,hhhhhh,jjjjjj,kkkkkk,mmmmmm,nnnnnnN DC Wilkins 3506H 9-Sep-2010 9-Sep-2022Y9 (gg),hh,ppp,qqq,vvv,www,ssss,tttt,vvvv,wwww,yyyy,zzzz,kkkkk,gggggg,hhhhhh,jjjjjj,kkkkkk,mmmmmm,nnnnnnN DC Wilkins 3506 VU 17-Dec-1999 17-Dec-2023N9 (gg),ee,ff,hh,ll,mm,tt,uu,yy,zz,ppp,qqq,vvv,www,zzz,dddd,eeee,ssss,tttt,vvvv,wwww,yyyy,zzzz,kkkkk,gggggg,hhhhhh,jjjjjj,kkkkkk,mmmmmm,nnnnnnN DC Wilkins 3506 VU 9-Sep-2010 9-Sep-2022Y9 (gg),hh,ppp,qqq,vvv,www,ssss,tttt,vvvv,wwww,yyyy,zzzz,kkkkk,gggggg,hhhhhh,jjjjjj,kkkkkk,mmmmmm,nnnnnnN DC Wilkins 3508H 8-Mar-2002 8-Mar-2023N9 (gg),ee,ff,hh,ll,mm,tt,uu,yy,zz,ppp,qqq,vvv,www,zzz,dddd,eeee,ssss,tttt,vvvv,wwww,yyyy,zzzz,kkkkk,gggggg,hhhhhh,jjjjjj,kkkkkk,mmmmmm,nnnnnnN DC Wilkins 3508H 9-Sep-2010 9-Sep-2022Y9 (gg),hh,ppp,qqq,vvv,www,ssss,tttt,vvvv,wwww,yyyy,zzzz,kkkkk,gggggg,hhhhhh,jjjjjj,kkkkkk,mmmmmm,nnnnnnN DC Wilkins 3508 VU 16-Jan-2003 16-Jan-2024N9 (gg),ee,ff,hh,ll,mm,tt,uu,yy,zz,ppp,qqq,vvv,www,zzz,dddd,eeee,ssss,tttt,vvvv,wwww,yyyy,zzzz,kkkkk,gggggg,hhhhhh,jjjjjj,kkkkkk,mmmmmm,nnnnnnN DC Wilkins 3508 VU 9-Sep-2010 9-Sep-2022Y9 (gg),hh,ppp,qqq,vvv,www,ssss,tttt,vvvv,wwww,yyyy,zzzz,kkkkk,gggggg,hhhhhh,jjjjjj,kkkkkk,mmmmmm,nnnnnnN DC Wilkins 350 10H 28-Aug-2002 28-Aug-2023N9 (gg),ee,ff,hh,ll,mm,tt,uu,yy,zz,ppp,qqq,vvv,www,zzz,dddd,eeee,ssss,tttt,vvvv,wwww,yyyy,zzzz,kkkkk,gggggg,hhhhhh,jjjjjj,kkkkkk,mmmmmm,nnnnnnN DC Wilkins 350 10H 9-Sep-2010 9-Sep-2022Y9 (gg),hh,ppp,qqq,vvv,www,ssss,tttt,vvvv,wwww,yyyy,zzzz,kkkkk,gggggg,hhhhhh,jjjjjj,kkkkkk,mmmmmm,nnnnnnN DC Wilkins 350 10 VU 14-Mar-2003 14-Mar-2024N9 (gg),ee,ff,hh,ll,mm,tt,uu,yy,zz,ppp,qqq,vvv,www,zzz,dddd,eeee,ssss,tttt,vvvv,wwww,yyyy,zzzz,kkkkk,gggggg,hhhhhh,jjjjjj,kkkkkk,mmmmmm,nnnnnnN DC Wilkins 350 10 VU 9-Sep-2010 9-Sep-2022Y9 (gg),hh,ppp,qqq,vvv,www,ssss,tttt,vvvv,wwww,yyyy,zzzz,kkkkk,gggggg,hhhhhh,jjjjjj,kkkkkk,mmmmmm,nnnnnnN DC Wilkins 350 12H 10-Feb-2009 10-Feb-2024N9 (hh),ssss,tttt,vvvv,wwww,yyyy,zzzz,kkkkk,gggggg,hhhhhh,jjjjjj,kkkkkk,mmmmmm,nnnnnnN DC Wilkins 350 12H 9-Sep-2010 9-Sep-2022Y9 (hh),ssss,tttt,vvvv,wwww,yyyy,zzzz,kkkkk,gggggg,hhhhhh,jjjjjj,kkkkkk,mmmmmm,nnnnnnN DC Wilkins 450 2 1/2 VUVD 24-Jan-2002 24-Jan-2023N9 (gg),ee,ff,hh,ll,mm,tt,uu,yy,zz,ppp,qqq,zzz,dddd,ssss,tttt,vvvv,wwww,yyyy,zzzz,kkkkk,gggggg,hhhhhh,jjjjjj,kkkkkk,mmmmmm,nnnnnnN DC Wilkins 450 2 1/2 VUVD 9-Sep-2010 9-Sep-2022Y9 (gg),hh,ppp,qqq,ssss,tttt,vvvv,wwww,yyyy,zzzz,kkkkk,gggggg,hhhhhh,jjjjjj,kkkkkk,mmmmmm,nnnnnnN DC Wilkins 4503 VUVD 24-Jan-2002 24-Jan-2023N9 (gg),ee,ff,hh,ll,mm,tt,uu,yy,zz,ppp,qqq,zzz,dddd,ssss,tttt,vvvv,wwww,yyyy,zzzz,kkkkk,gggggg,hhhhhh,jjjjjj,kkkkkk,mmmmmm,nnnnnnN DC Wilkins 4503 VUVD 9-Sep-2010 9-Sep-2022Y9 (gg),hh,ppp,qqq,ssss,tttt,vvvv,wwww,yyyy,zzzz,kkkkk,gggggg,hhhhhh,jjjjjj,kkkkkk,mmmmmm,nnnnnnN DC Wilkins 4504 VUVD 12-Apr-2000 12-Apr-2024N9 (ppp),qqq,sss,ttt,www,yyy,zzz,dddd,eeee,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaa,kkkkk,lllll,gggggg,iiiiii,jjjjjj,llllll,mmmmmm,ooooooN DC Wilkins 4504 VUVD 9-Sep-2010 9-Sep-2022Y9 (ppp),qqq,sss,ttt,www,yyy,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaa,kkkkk,lllll,gggggg,iiiiii,jjjjjj,llllll,mmmmmm,ooooooN DC Wilkins 4506 VUVD 24-May-2000 24-May-2024N9 (ppp),qqq,sss,ttt,www,yyy,zzz,dddd,eeee,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaa,kkkkk,lllll,gggggg,iiiiii,jjjjjj,llllll,mmmmmm,ooooooN DC Wilkins 4506 VUVD 9-Sep-2010 9-Sep-2022Y9 (ppp),qqq,sss,ttt,www,yyy,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaa,kkkkk,lllll,gggggg,iiiiii,jjjjjj,llllll,mmmmmm,ooooooN DC Wilkins 4508 VUVD 14-Apr-2003 14-Apr-2024N9 (ppp),qqq,sss,ttt,www,yyy,zzz,dddd,eeee,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaa,kkkkk,lllll,gggggg,iiiiii,jjjjjj,llllll,mmmmmm,ooooooN DC Wilkins 4508 VUVD 9-Sep-2010 9-Sep-2022Y9 (ppp),qqq,sss,ttt,www,yyy,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaa,kkkkk,lllll,gggggg,iiiiii,jjjjjj,llllll,mmmmmm,ooooooN DC Wilkins 450 10 VUVD 11-Sep-2003 11-Sep-2024N9 (ppp),qqq,sss,ttt,www,zzz,dddd,eeee,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaa,kkkkk,lllll,gggggg,iiiiii,jjjjjj,llllll,mmmmmm,ooooooN DC Wilkins 450 10 VUVD 9-Sep-2010 9-Sep-2022Y9 (ppp),qqq,sss,ttt,www,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaa,kkkkk,lllll,gggggg,iiiiii,jjjjjj,llllll,mmmmmm,ooooooN DC Wilkins 550 3/4H 11-Oct-1976 11-Oct-2024N5 (ppp),qqq,sss,ttt,yyy,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaaY DC Wilkins 5501H 11-Oct-1976 11-Oct-2024N5 (ppp),qqq,sss,ttt,yyy,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaaY DC Wilkins 550 1 1/4H 11-Oct-1976 11-Oct-2024N5 (ppp),qqq,sss,ttt,yyy,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaaY 521
Type
ManufacturerModelSizeOrientation(s)ApprovedRenewed≤0.25% Pb ManualShutoffs Y-Spare Parts OnlyBypassMeters DC Wilkins 550 1 1/2H 11-Oct-1976 11-Oct-2024N5 (ppp),qqq,sss,ttt,yyy,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaaY DC Wilkins 550 1 1/2H 11-Oct-1976 11-Oct-2024N5 (ppp),qqq,sss,ttt,yyy,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaaY DC Wilkins 5502H 11-Oct-1976 11-Oct-2024N5 (ppp),qqq,sss,ttt,yyy,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaaY DC Wilkins 5503H 20-Aug-1979 20-Aug-2024N5 (ppp),qqq,sss,ttt,yyy,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaaY DC Wilkins 5504H 20-Jun-1980 20-Jun-2022N5 (ppp),qqq,sss,ttt,www,yyy,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaaY DC Wilkins 5506H 6-Jul-1981 6-Jul-2023N6 (ppp),qqq,sss,ttt,www,yyy,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaaY DC Wilkins 950 3/4H 18-Jul-1991 18-Jul-2024N8 (ppp),sss,ttt,qqq,yyy,zzz,dddd,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaaY DC Wilkins 9501H 18-Jul-1991 18-Jul-2024N8 (ppp),sss,ttt,qqq,yyy,zzz,dddd,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaaY DC Wilkins 950 1 1/4H 5-Apr-1991 5-Apr-2024N8 (ppp),qqq,sss,ttt,www,yyy,zzz,dddd,eeee,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaaY DC Wilkins 950 1 1/2H 5-Apr-1991 5-Apr-2024N8 (ppp),qqq,sss,ttt,www,yyy,zzz,dddd,eeee,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaaY DC Wilkins 9502H 5-Apr-1991 5-Apr-2024N8 (ppp),qqq,sss,ttt,www,yyy,zzz,dddd,eeee,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaaY DC Wilkins 950 2 1/2H 26-Nov-1991 26-Nov-2024N8 (ppp),qqq,sss,ttt,www,yyy,zzz,dddd,eeee,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaaY DC Wilkins 9503H 8-Nov-1991 8-Nov-2024N8 (ppp),qqq,sss,ttt,www,yyy,zzz,dddd,eeee,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaaY DC Wilkins 9504H 8-Nov-1991 8-Nov-2024N8 (ppp),qqq,sss,ttt,www,yyy,zzz,dddd,eeee,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaaY DC Wilkins 9504 VU 29-Aug-1995 29-Aug-2022N8 (ppp),qqq,sss,ttt,www,yyy,zzz,dddd,eeee,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaaY DC Wilkins 9506H 18-Mar-1992 18-Mar-2025N8 (ppp),qqq,sss,ttt,www,yyy,zzz,dddd,eeee,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaaY DC Wilkins 9506 VU 29-Aug-1995 29-Aug-2022N8 (gg),hh,ppp,qqq,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaaY DC Wilkins 9508H 18-Mar-1989 18-Mar-2025N8 (gg),hh,ppp,qqq,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaaY DC Wilkins 9508 VU 29-Aug-1995 29-Aug-2022N8 (ppp),qqq,sss,ttt,www,yyy,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaaY DC Wilkins 950 10H 12-Apr-1994 12-Apr-2024N8 (ppp),qqq,sss,ttt,www,yyy,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaaY DC Wilkins 350A 2 1/2H 22-Jun-2005 22-Jun-2023N9 (ppp),sss,ttt,qqq,yyy,zzz,dddd,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaa,kkkkk,lllll,gggggg,iiiiii,jjjjjj,llllll,mmmmmm,ooooooN DC Wilkins 350A 2 1/2H 9-Sep-2010 9-Sep-2022Y9 (ppp),qqq,sss,ttt,yyy,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaa,kkkkk,gggggg,iiiiii,jjjjjj,llllll,mmmmmm,ooooooN DC Wilkins 350A 2 1/2 VU 22-Jun-2005 22-Jun-2023N9 (ppp),sss,ttt,qqq,yyy,zzz,dddd,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaa,kkkkk,lllll,gggggg,iiiiii,jjjjjj,llllll,mmmmmm,ooooooN DC Wilkins 350A 2 1/2 VU 9-Sep-2010 9-Sep-2022Y9 (ppp),qqq,sss,ttt,yyy,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaa,kkkkk,gggggg,iiiiii,jjjjjj,llllll,mmmmmm,ooooooN DC Wilkins 350A3H 22-Jun-2005 22-Jun-2023N9 (ppp),sss,ttt,qqq,yyy,zzz,dddd,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaa,kkkkk,lllll,gggggg,iiiiii,jjjjjj,llllll,mmmmmm,ooooooN DC Wilkins 350A3H 9-Sep-2010 9-Sep-2022Y9 (ppp),qqq,sss,ttt,yyy,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaa,kkkkk,lllll,gggggg,iiiiii,jjjjjj,llllll,mmmmmm,ooooooN DC Wilkins 350A3 VU 22-Jun-2005 22-Jun-2023N9 (ppp),sss,ttt,qqq,yyy,zzz,dddd,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaa,kkkkk,lllll,gggggg,iiiiii,jjjjjj,llllll,mmmmmm,ooooooN DC Wilkins 350A3 VU 9-Sep-2010 9-Sep-2022Y9 (ppp),qqq,sss,ttt,yyy,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaa,kkkkk,lllll,gggggg,iiiiii,jjjjjj,llllll,mmmmmm,ooooooN DC Wilkins 350A4H 16-Mar-2004 16-Mar-2025N9 (ppp),qqq,sss,ttt,www,yyy,zzz,dddd,eeee,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaa,kkkkk,lllll,gggggg,iiiiii,jjjjjj,llllll,mmmmmm,ooooooN DC Wilkins 350A4H 9-Sep-2010 9-Sep-2022Y9 (ppp),qqq,sss,ttt,yyy,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaa,kkkkk,lllll,gggggg,iiiiii,jjjjjj,llllll,mmmmmm,ooooooN DC Wilkins 350A4 VU 16-Mar-2004 16-Mar-2025N9 (ppp),qqq,sss,ttt,www,yyy,zzz,dddd,eeee,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaa,kkkkk,lllll,gggggg,iiiiii,jjjjjj,llllll,mmmmmm,ooooooN DC Wilkins 350A4 VU 9-Sep-2010 9-Sep-2022Y9 (ppp),qqq,sss,ttt,yyy,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaa,kkkkk,lllll,gggggg,iiiiii,jjjjjj,llllll,mmmmmm,ooooooN DC Wilkins 350A6H 25-Nov-2003 25-Nov-2024N9 (ppp),qqq,sss,ttt,www,yyy,zzz,dddd,eeee,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaa,kkkkk,lllll,gggggg,iiiiii,jjjjjj,llllll,mmmmmm,ooooooN DC Wilkins 350A6H 9-Sep-2010 9-Sep-2022Y9 (ppp),qqq,sss,ttt,yyy,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaa,kkkkk,lllll,gggggg,iiiiii,jjjjjj,llllll,mmmmmm,ooooooN DC Wilkins 350A6 VU 25-Nov-2003 25-Nov-2024N9 (ppp),qqq,sss,ttt,www,yyy,zzz,dddd,eeee,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaa,kkkkk,lllll,gggggg,iiiiii,jjjjjj,llllll,mmmmmm,ooooooN DC Wilkins 350A6 VU 9-Sep-2010 9-Sep-2022Y9 (ppp),qqq,sss,ttt,yyy,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaa,kkkkk,lllll,gggggg,iiiiii,jjjjjj,llllll,mmmmmm,ooooooN DC Wilkins 350A8H 12-Feb-2004 12-Feb-2025N9 (ppp),qqq,sss,ttt,www,yyy,zzz,dddd,eeee,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaa,kkkkk,lllll,gggggg,iiiiii,jjjjjj,llllll,mmmmmm,ooooooN DC Wilkins 350A8H 9-Sep-2010 9-Sep-2022Y9 (ppp),qqq,sss,ttt,yyy,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaa,kkkkk,lllll,gggggg,iiiiii,jjjjjj,llllll,mmmmmm,ooooooN DC Wilkins 350A8 VU 12-Feb-2004 12-Feb-2025N9 (ppp),qqq,sss,ttt,www,yyy,zzz,dddd,eeee,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaa,kkkkk,lllll,gggggg,iiiiii,jjjjjj,llllll,mmmmmm,ooooooN DC Wilkins 350A8 VU 9-Sep-2010 9-Sep-2022Y9 (ppp),qqq,sss,ttt,yyy,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaa,kkkkk,lllll,gggggg,iiiiii,jjjjjj,llllll,mmmmmm,ooooooN DC Wilkins 350A 10H 6-Apr-2006 6-Apr-2024N9 (ppp),qqq,sss,ttt,yyy,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaa,kkkkk,lllll,gggggg,iiiiii,jjjjjj,llllll,mmmmmm,ooooooN DC Wilkins 350A 10H 9-Sep-2010 9-Sep-2022Y9 (ppp),qqq,sss,ttt,yyy,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaa,kkkkk,lllll,gggggg,iiiiii,jjjjjj,llllll,mmmmmm,ooooooN DC Wilkins 350A 10 VU 6-Apr-2006 6-Apr-2024N9 (ppp),qqq,sss,ttt,yyy,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaa,kkkkk,lllll,gggggg,iiiiii,jjjjjj,llllll,mmmmmm,ooooooN DC Wilkins 350A 10 VU 9-Sep-2010 9-Sep-2022Y9 (ppp),qqq,sss,ttt,yyy,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaa,kkkkk,lllll,gggggg,iiiiii,jjjjjj,llllll,mmmmmm,ooooooN DC Wilkins 350AR 2 1/2H 16-Jun-2010 16-Jun-2022N9 (ppp),sss,ttt,qqq,yyy,zzz,dddd,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaa,kkkkk,lllll,gggggg,iiiiii,jjjjjj,llllll,mmmmmm,ooooooN DC Wilkins 350AR 2 1/2H 9-Sep-2010 9-Sep-2022Y9 (ppp),sss,ttt,qqq,yyy,zzz,dddd,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaa,kkkkk,lllll,gggggg,iiiiii,jjjjjj,llllll,mmmmmm,ooooooN DC Wilkins 350AR 2 1/2 VU 16-Jun-2010 16-Jun-2022N9 (ppp),sss,ttt,qqq,yyy,zzz,dddd,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaa,kkkkk,lllll,gggggg,iiiiii,jjjjjj,llllll,mmmmmm,ooooooN DC Wilkins 350AR 2 1/2 VU 9-Sep-2010 9-Sep-2022Y9 (ppp),sss,ttt,qqq,yyy,zzz,dddd,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaa,kkkkk,lllll,gggggg,iiiiii,jjjjjj,llllll,mmmmmm,ooooooN DC Wilkins 350AR3H 16-Jun-2010 16-Jun-2022N9 (ppp),sss,ttt,qqq,yyy,zzz,dddd,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaa,kkkkk,lllll,gggggg,iiiiii,jjjjjj,llllll,mmmmmm,ooooooN DC Wilkins 350AR3H 9-Sep-2010 9-Sep-2022Y9 (ppp),sss,ttt,qqq,yyy,zzz,dddd,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaa,kkkkk,lllll,gggggg,iiiiii,jjjjjj,llllll,mmmmmm,ooooooN DC Wilkins 350AR3 VU 16-Jun-2010 16-Jun-2022N9 (ppp),sss,ttt,qqq,yyy,zzz,dddd,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaa,kkkkk,lllll,gggggg,iiiiii,jjjjjj,llllll,mmmmmm,ooooooN DC Wilkins 350AR3 VU 9-Sep-2010 9-Sep-2022Y9 (ppp),sss,ttt,qqq,yyy,zzz,dddd,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaa,kkkkk,lllll,gggggg,iiiiii,jjjjjj,llllll,mmmmmm,ooooooN DC Wilkins 350AR4H 25-Mar-2010 25-Mar-2025N9 (ppp),qqq,sss,ttt,www,yyy,zzz,dddd,eeee,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaa,kkkkk,lllll,gggggg,iiiiii,jjjjjj,llllll,mmmmmm,ooooooN DC Wilkins 350AR4H 9-Sep-2010 9-Sep-2022Y9 (ppp),qqq,sss,ttt,www,yyy,zzz,dddd,eeee,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaa,kkkkk,lllll,gggggg,iiiiii,jjjjjj,llllll,mmmmmm,ooooooN DC Wilkins 350AR4 VU 25-Mar-2010 25-Mar-2025N9 (ppp),qqq,sss,ttt,www,yyy,zzz,dddd,eeee,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaa,kkkkk,lllll,gggggg,iiiiii,jjjjjj,llllll,mmmmmm,ooooooN DC Wilkins 350AR4 VU 9-Sep-2010 9-Sep-2022Y9 (ppp),qqq,sss,ttt,www,yyy,zzz,dddd,eeee,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaa,kkkkk,lllll,gggggg,iiiiii,jjjjjj,llllll,mmmmmm,ooooooN DC Wilkins 350AR6H 25-Mar-2010 25-Mar-2025N9 (ppp),qqq,sss,ttt,www,yyy,zzz,dddd,eeee,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaa,kkkkk,lllll,gggggg,iiiiii,jjjjjj,llllll,mmmmmm,ooooooN DC Wilkins 350AR6H 9-Sep-2010 9-Sep-2022Y9 (ppp),qqq,sss,ttt,www,yyy,zzz,dddd,eeee,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaa,kkkkk,lllll,gggggg,iiiiii,jjjjjj,llllll,mmmmmm,ooooooN DC Wilkins 350AR6 VU 25-Mar-2010 25-Mar-2025N9 (ppp),qqq,sss,ttt,www,yyy,zzz,dddd,eeee,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaa,kkkkk,lllll,gggggg,iiiiii,jjjjjj,llllll,mmmmmm,ooooooN DC Wilkins 350AR6 VU 9-Sep-2010 9-Sep-2022Y9 (ppp),qqq,sss,ttt,www,yyy,zzz,dddd,eeee,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaa,kkkkk,lllll,gggggg,iiiiii,jjjjjj,llllll,mmmmmm,ooooooN DC Wilkins 350AR8H 25-Mar-2010 25-Mar-2025N9 (ppp),qqq,sss,ttt,www,yyy,zzz,dddd,eeee,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaa,kkkkk,lllll,gggggg,iiiiii,jjjjjj,llllll,mmmmmm,ooooooN DC Wilkins 350AR8H 9-Sep-2010 9-Sep-2022Y9 (ppp),qqq,sss,ttt,www,yyy,zzz,dddd,eeee,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaa,kkkkk,lllll,gggggg,iiiiii,jjjjjj,llllll,mmmmmm,ooooooN DC Wilkins 350AR8 VU 25-Mar-2010 25-Mar-2025N9 (ppp),qqq,sss,ttt,www,yyy,zzz,dddd,eeee,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaa,kkkkk,lllll,gggggg,iiiiii,jjjjjj,llllll,mmmmmm,ooooooN DC Wilkins 350AR8 VU 9-Sep-2010 9-Sep-2022Y9 (ppp),qqq,sss,ttt,www,yyy,zzz,dddd,eeee,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaa,kkkkk,lllll,gggggg,iiiiii,jjjjjj,llllll,mmmmmm,ooooooN DC Wilkins 350AR 10H 25-Mar-2010 25-Mar-2025N9 (ppp),qqq,sss,ttt,www,yyy,zzz,dddd,eeee,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaa,kkkkk,lllll,gggggg,iiiiii,jjjjjj,llllll,mmmmmm,ooooooN DC Wilkins 350AR 10H 9-Sep-2010 9-Sep-2022Y9 (ppp),qqq,sss,ttt,www,yyy,zzz,dddd,eeee,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaa,kkkkk,lllll,gggggg,iiiiii,jjjjjj,llllll,mmmmmm,ooooooN DC Wilkins 350AR 10 VU 25-Mar-2010 25-Mar-2025N9 (ppp),qqq,sss,ttt,www,yyy,zzz,dddd,eeee,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaa,kkkkk,lllll,gggggg,iiiiii,jjjjjj,llllll,mmmmmm,ooooooN DC Wilkins 350AR 10 VU 9-Sep-2010 9-Sep-2022Y9 (ppp),qqq,sss,ttt,www,yyy,zzz,dddd,eeee,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaa,kkkkk,lllll,gggggg,iiiiii,jjjjjj,llllll,mmmmmm,ooooooN DC Wilkins 350AST 2 1/2H 29-Nov-2011 29-Nov-2023Y 10 (ppp),qqq,yyy,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaa,kkkkk,lllll,gggggg,iiiiii,jjjjjj,llllll,mmmmmm,ooooooN DC Wilkins 350AST 2 1/2 VU 9-Nov-2012 9-Nov-2024Y 10 (ppp),qqq,yyy,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaa,kkkkk,lllll,gggggg,iiiiii,jjjjjj,llllll,mmmmmm,ooooooN DC Wilkins 350AST3H 29-Nov-2011 29-Nov-2023Y 10 (ppp),qqq,yyy,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaa,kkkkk,lllll,gggggg,iiiiii,jjjjjj,llllll,mmmmmm,ooooooN DC Wilkins 350AST3 VU 9-Nov-2012 9-Nov-2024Y 10 (ppp),qqq,yyy,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaa,kkkkk,lllll,gggggg,iiiiii,jjjjjj,llllll,mmmmmm,ooooooN DC Wilkins 350AST4H 29-Nov-2011 29-Nov-2023Y 10 (ppp),qqq,yyy,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaa,kkkkk,lllll,gggggg,iiiiii,jjjjjj,llllll,mmmmmm,ooooooN DC Wilkins 350AST4 VU 9-Nov-2012 9-Nov-2024Y 10 (ppp),qqq,yyy,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaa,kkkkk,lllll,gggggg,iiiiii,jjjjjj,llllll,mmmmmm,ooooooN DC Wilkins 350AST6H 27-Mar-2012 27-Mar-2024Y 10 (yyy),ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaa,kkkkk,lllll,gggggg,iiiiii,jjjjjj,llllll,mmmmmm,ooooooN DC Wilkins 350AST6 VU 24-Oct-2012 24-Oct-2024Y 10 (yyy),ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaa,kkkkk,lllll,gggggg,iiiiii,jjjjjj,llllll,mmmmmm,ooooooN 522
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ManufacturerModelSizeOrientation(s)ApprovedRenewed≤0.25% Pb ManualShutoffs Y-Spare Parts OnlyBypassMeters DC Wilkins 350AST8H 20-Feb-2014 20-Feb-2023Y 10 (yyy),ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaa,kkkkk,lllll,gggggg,iiiiii,jjjjjj,llllll,mmmmmm,ooooooN DC Wilkins 350AST8 VU 20-Feb-2014 20-Feb-2023Y 10 (yyy),ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaa,kkkkk,lllll,gggggg,iiiiii,jjjjjj,llllll,mmmmmm,ooooooN DC Wilkins 350AST 10H 20-Feb-2014 20-Feb-2023Y 10 (yyy),ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaa,kkkkk,lllll,gggggg,iiiiii,jjjjjj,llllll,mmmmmm,ooooooN DC Wilkins 350AST 10 VU 20-Feb-2014 20-Feb-2023Y 10 (yyy),ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaa,kkkkk,lllll,gggggg,iiiiii,jjjjjj,llllll,mmmmmm,ooooooN DC Wilkins 350ASTR 2 1/2H 12-Jun-2015 12-Jun-2024Y 10 (ppp),qqq,yyy,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaa,kkkkk,lllll,gggggg,iiiiii,jjjjjj,llllll,mmmmmm,ooooooN DC Wilkins 350ASTR 2 1/2 VU 12-Jun-2015 12-Jun-2024Y 10 (ppp),qqq,yyy,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaa,kkkkk,lllll,gggggg,iiiiii,jjjjjj,llllll,mmmmmm,ooooooN DC Wilkins 350ASTR3H 12-Jun-2015 12-Jun-2024Y 10 (ppp),qqq,yyy,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaa,kkkkk,lllll,gggggg,iiiiii,jjjjjj,llllll,mmmmmm,ooooooN DC Wilkins 350ASTR3 VU 12-Jun-2015 12-Jun-2024Y 10 (ppp),qqq,yyy,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaa,kkkkk,lllll,gggggg,iiiiii,jjjjjj,llllll,mmmmmm,ooooooN DC Wilkins 350ASTR4H 12-Jun-2015 12-Jun-2024Y 10 (ppp),qqq,yyy,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaa,kkkkk,lllll,gggggg,iiiiii,jjjjjj,llllll,mmmmmm,ooooooN DC Wilkins 350ASTR4 VU 12-Jun-2015 12-Jun-2024Y 10 (ppp),qqq,yyy,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaa,kkkkk,lllll,gggggg,iiiiii,jjjjjj,llllll,mmmmmm,ooooooN DC Wilkins 350ASTR6H 12-Jun-2015 12-Jun-2024Y 10 (yyy),ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaa,kkkkk,lllll,gggggg,iiiiii,jjjjjj,llllll,mmmmmm,ooooooN DC Wilkins 350ASTR6 VU 12-Jun-2015 12-Jun-2024Y 10 (yyy),ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaa,kkkkk,lllll,gggggg,iiiiii,jjjjjj,llllll,mmmmmm,ooooooN DC Wilkins 350ASTR8H 25-Feb-2014 25-Feb-2023Y 10 (yyy),ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaa,kkkkk,lllll,gggggg,iiiiii,jjjjjj,llllll,mmmmmm,ooooooN DC Wilkins 350ASTR8 VU 25-Feb-2014 25-Feb-2023Y 10 (yyy),ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaa,kkkkk,lllll,gggggg,iiiiii,jjjjjj,llllll,mmmmmm,ooooooN DC Wilkins 350ASTR 10H 25-Feb-2014 25-Feb-2023Y 10 (yyy),ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaa,kkkkk,lllll,gggggg,iiiiii,jjjjjj,llllll,mmmmmm,ooooooN DC Wilkins 350ASTR 10 VU 25-Feb-2014 25-Feb-2023Y 10 (yyy),ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaa,kkkkk,lllll,gggggg,iiiiii,jjjjjj,llllll,mmmmmm,ooooooN DC Wilkins 350D 3/4H 19-May-2009 19-May-2024N9 (ii), oooN DC Wilkins 350D 3/4 VU 22-Jun-2009 22-Jun-2024N9 (ii), oooN DC Wilkins 350XL 3/4H 30-Aug-2006 30-Aug-2024Y9 (iiii)N DC Wilkins 350XL 3/4 VU 30-Aug-2006 30-Aug-2024Y9 (iiii)N DC Wilkins 350XL1H 27-Oct-2006 27-Oct-2024Y9 (iiii)N
DC Wilkins 350XL1 VU 27-Oct-2006 27-Oct-2024Y9 (iiii)N
DC Wilkins 350XL 1 1/4H 8-Jan-2009 8-Jan-2024Y9 (int)N
DC Wilkins 350XL 1 1/4 VU 8-Jan-2009 8-Jan-2024Y9 (int)N DC Wilkins 350XL 1 1/2H 8-Jan-2009 8-Jan-2024Y9 (int)N
DC Wilkins 350XL 1 1/2 VU 8-Jan-2009 8-Jan-2024Y9 (int)N DC Wilkins 350XL2H 8-Jan-2009 8-Jan-2024Y9 (int)N
DC Wilkins 350XL2 VU 8-Jan-2009 8-Jan-2024Y9 (int)N
DC Wilkins 450ST4 VUVD 13-Jun-2018 13-Jun-2024Y 10 (kkkkk),yyy,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaa,lllll,gggggg,iiiiii,jjjjjj,llllll,mmmmmm,ooooooN DC Wilkins 450ST6 VUVD 13-Jun-2018 13-Jun-2024Y 10 (kkkkk),yyy,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaa,lllll,gggggg,iiiiii,jjjjjj,llllll,mmmmmm,ooooooN DC Wilkins 450ST8 VUVD 18-Dec-2018 18-Dec-2024Y 10 (kkkkk),yyy,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaa,lllll,gggggg,iiiiii,jjjjjj,llllll,mmmmmm,ooooooN DC Wilkins 450ST 10 VUVD 18-Dec-2018 18-Dec-2024Y 10 (kkkkk),yyy,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaa,lllll,gggggg,iiiiii,jjjjjj,llllll,mmmmmm,ooooooN DC Wilkins 450STR4 VUVD 13-Jun-2018 13-Jun-2024Y 10 (kkkkk),yyy,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaa,lllll,gggggg,iiiiii,jjjjjj,llllll,mmmmmm,ooooooN DC Wilkins 450STR6 VUVD 13-Jun-2018 13-Jun-2024Y 10 (kkkkk),yyy,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaa,lllll,gggggg,iiiiii,jjjjjj,llllll,mmmmmm,ooooooN DC Wilkins 450STR8 VUVD 18-Dec-2018 18-Dec-2024Y 10 (kkkkk),yyy,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaa,lllll,gggggg,iiiiii,jjjjjj,llllll,mmmmmm,ooooooN DC Wilkins 450STR 10 VUVD 18-Dec-2018 18-Dec-2024Y 10 (kkkkk),yyy,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaa,lllll,gggggg,iiiiii,jjjjjj,llllll,mmmmmm,ooooooN DC Wilkins 550 2 1/2H 25-Sep-1986 25-Sep-2022N7 (ppp),qqq,sss,ttt,yyy,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaaY DC Wilkins 550A 3/4H 17-Apr-1987 17-Apr-2023N7 (ppp),qqq,sss,ttt,yyy,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaaY DC Wilkins 550A1H 17-Apr-1987 17-Apr-2023N7 (ppp),qqq,sss,ttt,yyy,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaaY DC Wilkins 550M8H 15-Mar-1989 15-Mar-2025N8 (ppp),sss,ttt,qqq,yyy,zzz,dddd,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaaY DC Wilkins 550M 10H 11-Apr-1983 11-Apr-2022N6 (ppp),sss,ttt,qqq,yyy,zzz,dddd,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaaY DC Wilkins 950A 3/4H 18-Jul-1991 18-Jul-2024N8 (ppp),qqq,sss,ttt,www,yyy,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaaY DC Wilkins 950A1H 18-Jul-1991 18-Jul-2024N8 (ppp),qqq,sss,ttt,www,yyy,ssss,uuuu,vvvv,xxxx,yyyy,aaaaaY DC Wilkins 950A 1 1/4H 18-Jul-1991 18-Jul-2024N8 iiY
DC Wilkins 950A 1 1/2H 18-Jul-1991 18-Jul-2024N8 iiY
DC Wilkins 950A2H 18-Jul-1991 18-Jul-2024N8 iiY
DC Wilkins 950XL 3/4H 2-Nov-1992 2-Nov-2022N8 (ii),oooN DC Wilkins 950XL 3/4 VU 12-Dec-1996 12-Dec-2023N8 (ii),oooN DC Wilkins 950XL1H 2-Nov-1992 2-Nov-2022N8 (ii),oooN
DC Wilkins 950XL 1 1/4H 2-Nov-1992 2-Nov-2022N8 (ii),ooo,gggN DC Wilkins 950XL 1 1/2H 2-Nov-1992 2-Nov-2022N8 (ii),oooN DC Wilkins 950XL2H 2-Nov-1992 2-Nov-2022N8 (ii),bbb,oooN DC Wilkins 950XL3 3/4H 6-Sep-2022Y 10 (iiii)N
DC Wilkins 950XL3 3/4 VU 6-Sep-2022Y 10 (iiii)N
DC Wilkins 950XL31H 6-Sep-2022Y 10 (iiii)N
DC Wilkins 950XL31 VU 6-Sep-2022Y 10 (iiii)N
DC Wilkins 950XL3 1 1/4H 6-Sep-2022Y 10 (iiii)N
DC Wilkins 950XL3 1 1/4 VU 6-Sep-2022Y 10 (iiii)N
DC Wilkins 950XL3 1 1/2H 6-Sep-2022Y 10 (iiii)N
DC Wilkins 950XL3 1 1/2 VU 6-Sep-2022Y 10 (iiii)N
DC Wilkins 950XL32H 6-Sep-2022Y 10 (iiii)N
DC Wilkins 950XL32 VU 6-Sep-2022Y 10 (iiii)N
DC Wilkins 950XL3BFSS2H 23-May-2023Y 10 (pppppp)N
DC Wilkins 950XL3BFSS2 VU 23-May-2023Y 10 (pppppp)N
DC Wilkins 950XL3U 3/4H 6-Sep-2022Y 10 (mmmmm)N
DC Wilkins 950XL3U 3/4 VU 6-Sep-2022Y 10 (mmmmm)N
DC Wilkins 950XL3U1H 6-Sep-2022Y 10 (mmmmm)N
DC Wilkins 950XL3U1 VU 6-Sep-2022Y 10 (mmmmm)N
DC Wilkins 950XL3U 1 1/4H 6-Sep-2022Y 10 (mmmmm)N
DC Wilkins 950XL3U 1 1/4 VU 6-Sep-2022Y 10 (mmmmm)N
DC Wilkins 950XL3U 1 1/2H 6-Sep-2022Y 10 (mmmmm)N
DC Wilkins 950XL3U 1 1/2 VU 6-Sep-2022Y 10 (mmmmm)N
DC Wilkins 950XL3U2H 6-Sep-2022Y 10 (mmmmm)N
DC Wilkins 950XL3U2 VU 6-Sep-2022Y 10 (mmmmm)N
DC Wilkins 950XLD 3/4H 15-Sep-1999 15-Sep-2023N9 (ii),ooo, iiii, mmmmmN DC Wilkins 950XLD 3/4H 15-Sep-1999 15-Sep-2023Y9 (ii),ooo, iiii, mmmmmN 523
Type
ManufacturerModelSizeOrientation(s)ApprovedRenewed≤0.25% Pb ManualShutoffs Y-Spare Parts OnlyBypassMeters DC Wilkins 950XLD 3/4H 3-Jul-2013 3-Jul-2022N 10 (iiii), mmmmmN DC Wilkins 950XLD 3/4H 3-Jul-2013 3-Jul-2022Y 10 (iiii), mmmmmN DC Wilkins 950XLD 3/4 VU 5-Jan-2000 5-Jan-2023N9 (ii),ooo, iiii, mmmmmN DC Wilkins 950XLD 3/4 VU 5-Jan-2000 5-Jan-2023Y9 (ii),ooo, iiii, mmmmmN DC Wilkins 950XLD 3/4 VU 3-Jul-2013 3-Jul-2022N 10 (iiii), mmmmmN DC Wilkins 950XLD 3/4 VU 3-Jul-2013 3-Jul-2022Y 10 (iiii), mmmmmN DC Wilkins 950XLDTCU 3/4H 18-Dec-2018 18-Dec-2024Y 10 (iiii), mmmmmN DC Wilkins 950XLT 3/4H 9-May-1997 9-May-2024N9 (ii),oooN DC Wilkins 950XLT1H 9-May-1997 9-May-2024N9 (ii),oooN
DC Wilkins 950XLT 1 1/4H 19-Jun-1998 19-Jun-2022N9 (ii),oooN DC Wilkins 950XLT 1 1/2H 9-Apr-1998 9-Apr-2022N9 (ii),oooN DC Wilkins 950XLT2H 9-Apr-1998 9-Apr-2022N9 (ii),ooo,bbbbb,ccccc,ppppppN DC Wilkins 950XLT2 3/4H 21-Aug-2009 21-Aug-2024Y9 (iiii)N DC Wilkins 950XLT21H 21-Aug-2009 21-Aug-2024Y9 (iiii)N
DC Wilkins 950XLT2 1 1/4H 21-Aug-2009 21-Aug-2024Y9 (iiii)N DC Wilkins 950XLT2 1 1/2H 21-Aug-2009 21-Aug-2024Y9 (iiii)N DC Wilkins 950XLT22H 21-Aug-2009 21-Aug-2024Y9 (iiii),ppppppN DC Wilkins 950XLT2BFSS2H 5-Nov-2021 5-Nov-2024Y9 (pppppp)N DC Wilkins 950XLT2U 3/4H 22-Feb-2011 22-Feb-2023Y9 (mmmmm)N DC Wilkins 950XLTBF2H 22-Feb-2011 22-Feb-2023N9 (bbbbb),ppppppN DC Wilkins 950XLTBFSS2H 22-Feb-2011 22-Feb-2023N9 (ccccc),ppppppN DC Wilkins 950XLTU 3/4H 14-Aug-2006 14-Aug-2024N9 (ggg),xxxN DC Wilkins 950XLTU1H 14-Aug-2006 14-Aug-2024N9 (ggg),xxxN DC Wilkins 950XLU 3/4H 15-Feb-1994 15-Feb-2024N8 (ggg),xxxN DC Wilkins 950XLU1H 15-Feb-1994 15-Feb-2024N8 (ggg),xxxN DC Wilkins 950XLU 1 1/2H 15-Feb-1994 15-Feb-2024N8 (ggg),xxxN DC Wilkins 950XLU2H 15-Feb-1994 15-Feb-2024N8 (ggg),xxxN DC Wilkins MBD8
DC Wilkins MBD 10
DCDA Ames 3000-1SS 12H 4-Dec-2009 4-Dec-2024N9 (mm), llN Ames 200B 3/4" (H); Watts 719QT 3/4" (H) (N), H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q DCDA Ames 3000-1SS 12 VU 22-Feb-2011 22-Feb-2023N9 (mm), llN Ames 200B 3/4" (VU); Watts 719QT 3/4" (VU) (N), H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q DCDA Ames 3000B2H 16-Jun-1997 16-Jun-2024N9 (bbb),jjjj,rrrrrN Ames 2000B 1/2" (H), Watts 007QT 1/2" (H) (H),A,B,C,D,E,F,G,I,J,K,L,M,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames 3000B2 VU 16-Jun-1997 16-Jun-2024N9 (bbb),jjjj,rrrrrN Ames 2000B 1/2" (VU), Watts 007QT 1/2" (VU) (H),A,B,C,D,E,F,G,I,J,K,L,M,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames 3000B-FP2H 1-Sep-2009 1-Sep-2024N9 (eeeee)N Ames 2000B 1/2" (H), Watts 007QT 1/2" (H) (H),A,B,C,D,E,F,G,I,J,K,L,M,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames 3000BM12H 19-Jun-2015 19-Jun-2024N9 (eeeee), bbb, jjjj,rrrrrN Ames 2000B 1/2" (H), Watts 007QT 1/2" (H) (H),A,B,C,D,E,F,G,I,J,K,L,M,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames 3000BM12 VU 19-Jun-2015 19-Jun-2024N9 (eeeee), bbb, jjjj,rrrrrN Ames 2000B 1/2" (VU), Watts 007QT 1/2" (VU) (H),A,B,C,D,E,F,G,I,J,K,L,M,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames 3000CIV4H 27-Jul-1987 27-Jul-2023N6 (pp),hh,uu,eeeY Ames 2000B 1/2"(H),Watts 007QT 1/2"(H) (N),A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames 3000CIV4 VU 27-Aug-1996 27-Aug-2023N8 (pp),hh,uu,eeeY Ames 2000B 1/2"(VU),Watts 007QT 1/2"(VU) (N),A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames 3000CIV6H 27-Jul-1987 27-Jul-2023N6 (pp),hh,uu,eeeY Ames 2000B 1/2"(H),Watts 007QT 1/2"(H) (N),A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames 3000CIV6 VU 5-Dec-1996 5-Dec-2023N8 (pp),hh,mm,uu,eeeY Ames 2000B 1/2" (VU), Watts 007QT 1/2" (VU) (H),A,B,C,D,E,F,G,I,J,K,L,M,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames 3000CIV8H 19-Apr-1987 19-Apr-2023N6 (pp),hh,mm,uu,eeeY Ames 2000B 1/2"(H),Watts 007QT 1/2"(H) (N),A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames 3000CIV8 VU 5-Dec-1996 5-Dec-2023N8 (pp),hh,mm,uu,eeeY Ames 2000B 1/2" (VU), Watts 007QT 1/2" (VU) (H),A,B,C,D,E,F,G,I,J,K,L,M,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames 3000CIV 10H 27-Jul-1987 27-Jul-2023N6 (pp),hh,mm,uu,eeeY Ames 2000B 1/2"(H),Watts 007QT 1/2"(H) (N),E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames 3000CIV 10 VU 5-Dec-1996 5-Dec-2023N8 (pp),hh,mm,uu,eeeY Ames 2000B 1/2" (VU), Watts 007QT 1/2" (VU) (H),A,B,C,D,E,F,G,I,J,K,L,M,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames 3000DCDA4H 11-Jan-1988 11-Jan-2024N7 uu,ee,ff,gg,hh,mm,oo,pp,ccc,ddd,ffff,ggggY Watts 007QT 3/4" (H) (M),B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames 3000DCDA6H 11-Jan-1988 11-Jan-2024N7 uu,ee,ff,gg,hh,mm,oo,pp,ccc,ddd,ffff,ggggY Watts 709QT 3/4" (H) (M),B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames 3000DCDA8H 11-Jan-1988 11-Jan-2024N7 uu,ee,ff,gg,hh,mm,oo,pp,ccc,ddd,ffff,ggggY Watts 007QT 3/4" (H) (M),B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames 3000DCDC 10H 4-Aug-1987 4-Aug-2023N7 (uu),ee,ff,gg,hh,oo,pp,ccc,ddd,ffff,ggggY Watts007M2QT 3/4" (H),Watts 709QT 3/4" (H), Ames 2000B 3/4" (H) (M),B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames 3000GDCDA4H 11-Jan-1988 11-Jan-2024N7 uu,ee,ff,gg,hh,mm,oo,pp,ccc,ddd,ffff,ggggY Watts 007QT 3/4" (H) (M),B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames 3000GDCDA6H 11-Jan-1988 11-Jan-2024N7 uu,ee,ff,gg,hh,mm,oo,pp,ccc,ddd,ffff,ggggY Watts 709QT 3/4" (H) (M),B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames 3000GDCDA8H 11-Jan-1988 11-Jan-2024N7 uu,ee,ff,gg,hh,mm,oo,pp,ccc,ddd,ffff,ggggY Watts 007QT 3/4" (H) (M),B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames 3000GDCDC 10H 4-Aug-1987 4-Aug-2023N7 uu,ee,ff,gg,hh,oo,pp,ccc,ddd,ffff,ggggY Watts 709QT 3/4" (H) (M),B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames 3000SE 2 1/2H 10-Sep-1996 10-Sep-2023N8 (mm),ee,ff,gg,hh,ll,oo,pp,tt,uu,ccc,ddd,ffff,ggggY Watts007M2QT 3/4" (H), Ames 2000B 3/4" (H) (M),N,O,P,Q DCDA Ames 3000SE6H 24-May-1995 24-May-2022N8 uu,ee,ff,gg,hh,ll,mm,oo,pp,tt,ccc,ddd,ffff,ggggY Watts007M2QT 3/4" (H), Ames 2000B 3/4" (H) (M),A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames 3000SE8H 9-Sep-1992 9-Sep-2022N8 uu,ee,ff,gg,hh,ll,mm,oo,pp,tt,ccc,ddd,ffff,ggggY Watts 007M1QT 3/4" (H) (M),A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames 3000SEA8H 5-May-1995 5-May-2022N8 uu,ee,ff,gg,hh,ll,mm,oo,pp,tt,ccc,ddd,ffff,ggggY Ames 2000SS 3/4" (H) (M),A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames 3000SEWM16H 22-Nov-1993 22-Nov-2023N8 (uu),ee,ff,gg,hh,ll,mm,oo,pp,tt,ccc,ddd,ffff,ggggY Watts 007M1QT 3/4" (H) (M),A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames 3000SS 2 1/2H 24-May-1995 16-Jan-2023N8 (uu),ee,ff,gg,hh,ll,mm,oo,pp,tt,ccc,ddd,ffff,ggggN Watts007M2QT 3/4" (H), Ames 2000B 3/4" (H) (M),A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames 3000SS 2 1/2
DCDA Ames 3000SS3H 24-May-1995 16-Jan-2023N8 (uu),ee,ff,gg,hh,ll,mm,oo,pp,tt,ccc,ddd,ffff,ggggN Watts007M2QT 3/4" (H), Ames 2000B 3/4" (H) (M),A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames 3000SS3
DCDA Ames 3000SS4H 24-May-1995 16-Jan-2023N8 (uu),ee,ff,gg,hh,ll,mm,oo,pp,tt,ccc,ddd,ffff,ggggN Watts007M2QT 3/4" (H), Ames 2000B 3/4" (H) (M),A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames 3000SS4
DCDA Ames 3000SS6H 9-Sep-1992 9-Sep-2022N8 (uu),ee,ff,gg,hh,ll,mm,oo,pp,tt,ccc,ddd,ffff,ggggN Watts 007M1QT 3/4" (H)), Watts 007M3QT 3/4" (H) (M),A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames 3000SS6
DCDA Ames 3000SS8H 16-Sep-1996 16-Sep-2023N8 (uu),ee,ff,gg,hh,ll,mm,tt,ccc,ddd,ffff,ggggN Watts007M2QT 3/4" (H), Ames 2000B 3/4" (H) (M),A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames 3000SS 10H 16-Feb-2001 16-Feb-2025N8 (ll),mm,oo,pp,ffff,ggggN Ames 2000B 3/4" (H) (J),C,E,F,G,H,I,K,L,M,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames 3000SS 12H 4-Dec-2009 4-Dec-2024N9 (mm), llN Ames 2000BM3 3/4" (H) (N), H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q DCDA Ames 3000SS 12 VU 22-Feb-2011 22-Feb-2023N9 (mm), llN Ames 2000BM3 3/4" (VU) (N), H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q DCDA Ames 3000SSA6H 5-May-1995 5-May-2022N8 uu,ee,ff,gg,hh,ll,mm,oo,pp,tt,ccc,ddd,ffff,ggggY Ames 2000SS 3/4" (H) (M),A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames 3000SSM4H 5-May-1995 5-May-2022N8 uu,ee,ff,gg,hh,ll,mm,oo,pp,tt,ccc,ddd,ffff,ggggY Ames 2000SS 1" (H) (R) DCDA Ames 3000SSM6H 5-May-1995 5-May-2022N8 (uu),ee,ff,gg,hh,ll,mm,oo,pp,tt,ccc,ddd,ffff,ggggN Watts 007M2QT 1 1/2" (H) (S) DCDA Ames 3000SSWM1 2 1/2H 11-Jul-1991 11-Jul-2024N8 (uu),ee,ff,gg,hh,ll,mm,oo,pp,tt,ccc,ddd,ffff,ggggN Watts 007M1QT 3/4" (H) (M),A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames 3000SSWM13H 11-Jul-1991 11-Jul-2024N8 (uu),ee,ff,gg,hh,ll,mm,oo,pp,tt,ccc,ddd,ffff,ggggN Watts 007M1QT 3/4" (H) (M),A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames 3000SSWM14H 11-Jul-1991 11-Jul-2024N8 (uu),ee,ff,gg,hh,ll,mm,oo,pp,tt,ccc,ddd,ffff,ggggN Watts 007M1QT 3/4" (H) (M),A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Colt 300aBF 2 1/2H 6-Nov-2003 6-Nov-2024N9 (yyy)Y Ames 2000BM3 3/4" (H) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T 524
Type
ManufacturerModelSizeOrientation(s)ApprovedRenewed≤0.25% Pb ManualShutoffs Y-Spare Parts OnlyBypassMeters DCDA Ames Colt 300aBF 2 1/2 VU 6-Nov-2003 6-Nov-2024N9 (yyy)Y Ames 2000BM3 3/4" (VU) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Colt 300aBF3H 6-Nov-2003 6-Nov-2024N9 (yyy)Y Ames 2000BM3 3/4" (H) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Colt 300aBF3 VU 6-Nov-2003 6-Nov-2024N9 (yyy)Y Ames 2000BM3 3/4" (VU) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Colt 300aBF4H 6-Nov-2003 6-Nov-2024N9 (yyy)Y Ames 2000BM3 3/4" (H) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Colt 300aBF4 VU 6-Nov-2003 6-Nov-2024N9 (yyy)Y Ames 2000BM3 3/4" (VU) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Colt 300aBF6H 29-Sep-2004 29-Sep-2022N9 (yyy)Y Ames 2000BM3 3/4" (H) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Colt 300aBF6 VU 18-Jan-2005 18-Jan-2023N9 (yyy)Y Ames 2000BM3 3/4" (VU) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Colt 300aGV 2 1/2H 6-Oct-2003 6-Oct-2024N9 (zzz)Y Ames 2000BM3 3/4" (H) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Colt 300aGV 2 1/2 VU 6-Oct-2003 6-Oct-2024N9 (zzz)Y Ames 2000BM3 3/4" (VU) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Colt 300aGV3H 6-Oct-2003 6-Oct-2024N9 (zzz)Y Ames 2000BM3 3/4" (H) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Colt 300aGV3 VU 6-Oct-2003 6-Oct-2024N9 (zzz)Y Ames 2000BM3 3/4" (VU) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Colt 300aGV4H 6-Oct-2003 6-Oct-2024N9 (zzz)Y Ames 2000BM3 3/4" (H) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Colt 300aGV4 VU 6-Oct-2003 6-Oct-2024N9 (zzz)Y Ames 2000BM3 3/4" (VU) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Colt 300aGV6H 3-Nov-2004 3-Nov-2022N9 (zzz)Y Ames 2000BM3 3/4 (H) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Colt 300aGV6 VU 18-Jan-2005 18-Jan-2023N9 (zzz)Y Ames 2000BM3 3/4" (VU) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Colt 300BF 2 1/2H 4-Oct-2005 4-Oct-2023N9 (yyy)N Ames 2000BM3 3/4" (H) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Colt 300BF 2 1/2 VU 4-Oct-2005 4-Oct-2023N9 (yyy)N Ames 2000BM3 3/4" (VU) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Colt 300BF3H 4-Oct-2005 4-Oct-2023N9 (yyy)N Ames 2000BM3 3/4" (H) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Colt 300BF3 VU 4-Oct-2005 4-Oct-2023N9 (yyy)N Ames 2000BM3 3/4" (VU) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Colt 300BF4H 4-Oct-2005 4-Oct-2023N9 (yyy)N Ames 2000BM3 3/4" (H) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Colt 300BF4 VU 4-Oct-2005 4-Oct-2023N9 (yyy)N Ames 2000BM3 3/4" (VU) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Colt 300BF6H 2-Mar-2007 2-Mar-2025N9 (yyy)N Ames 2000BM3 3/4"(H) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Colt 300BF6 VU 2-Mar-2007 2-Mar-2025N9 (yyy)N Ames 2000BM3 3/4"(V) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Colt 300BF8H 9-Mar-2007 9-Mar-2025N9 (yyy)N Ames 2000BM3 3/4" (H & VU) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Colt 300BF8 VU 9-Mar-2007 9-Mar-2025N9 (yyy)N Ames 2000BM3 3/4" (H & VU) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Colt 300BF 10H 17-Sep-2009 17-Sep-2024N9 (yyy)N Watts 007M3QT 3/4" (H), Ames 2000 BM3 (H) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Colt 300BF 10 VU 17-Sep-2009 17-Sep-2024N9 (yyy)N Watts 007M3QT 3/4" (V), Ames 2000 BM3 (V) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Colt 300GV 2 1/2H 4-Oct-2005 4-Oct-2023N9 (zzz)N Ames 2000BM3 3/4" (H) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Colt 300GV 2 1/2 VU 4-Oct-2005 4-Oct-2023N9 (zzz)N Ames 2000BM3 3/4" (VU) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Colt 300GV3H 4-Oct-2005 4-Oct-2023N9 (zzz)N Ames 2000BM3 3/4" (H) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Colt 300GV3 VU 4-Oct-2005 4-Oct-2023N9 (zzz)N Ames 2000BM3 3/4" (VU) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Colt 300GV4H 4-Oct-2005 4-Oct-2023N9 (zzz)N Ames 2000BM3 3/4" (H) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Colt 300GV4 VU 4-Oct-2005 4-Oct-2023N9 (zzz)N Ames 2000BM3 3/4" (VU) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Colt 300GV6H 2-Mar-2007 2-Mar-2025N9 (zzz)N Ames 2000BM3 3/4"(H) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Colt 300GV6 VU 2-Mar-2007 2-Mar-2025N9 (zzz)N Ames 2000BM3 3/4"(V) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Colt 300GV8H 9-Mar-2007 9-Mar-2025N9 (zzz)N Ames 2000BM3 3/4" (H & VU) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Colt 300GV8 VU 9-Mar-2007 9-Mar-2025N9 (zzz)N Ames 2000BM3 3/4" (H & VU) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Colt 300GV 10H 17-Sep-2009 17-Sep-2024N9 (zzz)N Watts 007M3QT 3/4" (H), Ames 2000 BM3 (H) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Colt 300GV 10 VU 17-Sep-2009 17-Sep-2024N9 (zzz)N Watts 007M3QT 3/4" (V), Ames 2000 BM3 (V) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Colt 300NBF 2 1/2 VUVD 7-Apr-2009 7-Apr-2024N9 (yyy) N Ames 2000BM3 3/4" (H) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Colt 300NBF3 VUVD 7-Apr-2009 7-Apr-2024N9 (yyy) N Ames 2000BM3 3/4" (H) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Colt 300NBF4 VUVD 7-Apr-2009 7-Apr-2024N9 (yyy) N Ames 2000BM3 3/4" (H) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Colt 300NBF6 VUVD 7-Apr-2009 7-Apr-2024N9 (yyy) N Ames 2000BM3 3/4" (H) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Colt 300NBF8 VUVD 3-Jan-2013 3-Jan-2025N9 (yyy)N Ames 2000BM3 3/4" (H) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Colt 300NBF 10 VUVD 28-May-2013 28-May-2022N9 (yyy)N Ames 2000BM3 3/4" (H), Watts 007M3QT 3/4" (H) (N), H,I,J,K,L,M,N,O,P,Q DCDA Ames Colt 300NGV 2 1/2 VUVD 7-Apr-2009 7-Apr-2024N9 (zzz)N Ames 2000BM3 3/4" (H) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Colt 300NGV3 VUVD 7-Apr-2009 7-Apr-2024N9 (zzz)N Ames 2000BM3 3/4" (H) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Colt 300NGV4 VUVD 7-Apr-2009 7-Apr-2024N9 (zzz)N Ames 2000BM3 3/4" (H) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Colt 300NGV6 VUVD 7-Apr-2009 7-Apr-2024N9 (zzz)N Ames 2000BM3 3/4" (H) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Colt 300NGV8 VUVD 3-Jan-2013 3-Jan-2025N9 (zzz)N Ames 2000BM3 3/4" (H) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Colt 300NGV 10 VUVD 28-May-2013 28-May-2022N9 (zzz)N Ames 2000BM3 3/4" (H), Watts 007M3QT 3/4" (H) (N), H,I,J,K,L,M,N,O,P,Q DCDA Ames DCDA4
DCDA Ames DCDA4
DCDA Ames DCDA8
DCDA Ames DCDA8
DCDA Ames DCDA 10
DCDA Ames DCDA-I6
DCDA Ames DCDA-I6
DCDA Ames DCDC4H 14-Jun-1985 14-Jun-2024N6 ee,ff,gg,hh,oo,pp,ccc,ddd,ffff,ggggY Watts 709QT 3/4" (H) (K),A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,J,L,M,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames DCDC6H 14-Jun-1985 14-Jun-2024N6 ee,ff,gg,hh,oo,pp,ccc,ddd,ffff,ggggY Watts 709QT 3/4" (H) (K),A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,J,L,M,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames DCDC8H 4-Aug-1987 4-Aug-2023N7 ee,ff,gg,hh,oo,pp,ccc,ddd,ffff,ggggY Watts 709QT 3/4" (H) (K),A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,J,L,M,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames DCDC 10
DCDA Ames LFColt 300BF 2 1/2H 8-Jan-2014 8-Jan-2023Y9 (yyy)N Watts LF007M3QT 3/4" (H), Ames LF2000BM3 3/4" (H) (O) DCDA Ames LFColt 300BF 2 1/2 VU 8-Jan-2014 8-Jan-2023Y9 (yyy)N Watts LF007M3QT 3/4" (VU), Ames LF2000BM3 3/4" (VU) (O) DCDA Ames LFColt 300BF3H 8-Jan-2014 8-Jan-2023Y9 (yyy)N Watts LF007M3QT 3/4" (H), Ames LF2000BM3 3/4" (H) (O) DCDA Ames LFColt 300BF3 VU 8-Jan-2014 8-Jan-2023Y9 (yyy)N Watts LF007M3QT 3/4" (VU), Ames LF2000BM3 3/4" (VU) (O) DCDA Ames LFColt 300BF4H 8-Jan-2014 8-Jan-2023Y9 (yyy)N Watts LF007M3QT 3/4" (H), Ames LF2000BM3 3/4" (H) (O) DCDA Ames LFColt 300BF4 VU 8-Jan-2014 8-Jan-2023Y9 (yyy)N Watts LF007M3QT 3/4" (VU), Ames LF2000BM3 3/4" (VU) (O) DCDA Ames LFColt 300BF6H 8-Jan-2014 8-Jan-2023Y9 (yyy)N Watts LF007M3QT 3/4" (H), Ames LF2000BM3 3/4" (H) (O) DCDA Ames LFColt 300BF6 VU 8-Jan-2014 8-Jan-2023Y9 (yyy)N Watts LF007M3QT 3/4" (VU), Ames LF2000BM3 3/4" (VU) (O) DCDA Ames LFColt 300BF8H 8-Jan-2014 8-Jan-2023Y9 (yyy)N Watts LF007M3QT 3/4" (H), Ames LF2000BM3 3/4" (H) (O) DCDA Ames LFColt 300BF8 VU 8-Jan-2014 8-Jan-2023Y9 (yyy)N Watts LF007M3QT 3/4" (VU), Ames LF2000BM3 3/4" (VU) (O) DCDA Ames LFColt 300BF 10H 8-Jan-2014 8-Jan-2023Y9 (yyy)N Watts LF007M3QT 3/4" (H), Ames LF2000BM3 3/4" (H) (O) DCDA Ames LFColt 300BF 10 VU 8-Jan-2014 8-Jan-2023Y9 (yyy)N Watts LF007M3QT 3/4" (VU), Ames LF2000BM3 3/4" (VU) (O) DCDA Ames LFColt 300GV 2 1/2H 8-Jan-2014 8-Jan-2023Y9 (zzz)N Watts LF007M3QT 3/4" (H), Ames LF2000BM3 3/4" (H) (O) DCDA Ames LFColt 300GV 2 1/2 VU 8-Jan-2014 8-Jan-2023Y9 (zzz)N Watts LF007M3QT 3/4" (VU), Ames LF2000BM3 3/4" (VU) (O) 525
Type
ManufacturerModelSizeOrientation(s)ApprovedRenewed≤0.25% Pb ManualShutoffs Y-Spare Parts OnlyBypassMeters DCDA Ames LFColt 300GV3H 8-Jan-2014 8-Jan-2023Y9 (zzz)N Watts LF007M3QT 3/4" (H), Ames LF2000BM3 3/4" (H) (O) DCDA Ames LFColt 300GV3 VU 8-Jan-2014 8-Jan-2023Y9 (zzz)N Watts LF007M3QT 3/4" (VU), Ames LF2000BM3 3/4" (VU) (O) DCDA Ames LFColt 300GV4H 8-Jan-2014 8-Jan-2023Y9 (zzz)N Watts LF007M3QT 3/4" (H), Ames LF2000BM3 3/4" (H) (O) DCDA Ames LFColt 300GV4 VU 8-Jan-2014 8-Jan-2023Y9 (zzz)N Watts LF007M3QT 3/4" (VU), Ames LF2000BM3 3/4" (VU) (O) DCDA Ames LFColt 300GV6H 8-Jan-2014 8-Jan-2023Y9 (zzz)N Watts LF007M3QT 3/4" (H), Ames LF2000BM3 3/4" (H) (O) DCDA Ames LFColt 300GV6 VU 8-Jan-2014 8-Jan-2023Y9 (zzz)N Watts LF007M3QT 3/4" (VU), Ames LF2000BM3 3/4" (VU) (O) DCDA Ames LFColt 300GV8H 8-Jan-2014 8-Jan-2023Y9 (zzz)N Watts LF007M3QT 3/4" (H), Ames LF2000BM3 3/4" (H) (O) DCDA Ames LFColt 300GV8 VU 8-Jan-2014 8-Jan-2023Y9 (zzz)N Watts LF007M3QT 3/4" (VU), Ames LF2000BM3 3/4" (VU) (O) DCDA Ames LFColt 300GV 10H 8-Jan-2014 8-Jan-2023Y9 (zzz)N Watts LF007M3QT 3/4" (H), Ames LF2000BM3 3/4" (H) (O) DCDA Ames LFColt 300GV 10 VU 8-Jan-2014 8-Jan-2023Y9 (zzz)N Watts LF007M3QT 3/4" (VU), Ames LF2000BM3 3/4" (VU) (O) DCDA Ames LFColt 300NBF 2 1/2 VUVD 8-Jan-2014 8-Jan-2023Y9 (yyy)N Watts LF007M3QT 3/4" (H), Ames LF2000BM3 3/4" (H) (O) DCDA Ames LFColt 300NBF3 VUVD 8-Jan-2014 8-Jan-2023Y9 (yyy)N Watts LF007M3QT 3/4" (H), Ames LF2000BM3 3/4" (H) (O) DCDA Ames LFColt 300NBF4 VUVD 8-Jan-2014 8-Jan-2023Y9 (yyy)N Watts LF007M3QT 3/4" (H), Ames LF2000BM3 3/4" (H) (O) DCDA Ames LFColt 300NBF6 VUVD 8-Jan-2014 8-Jan-2023Y9 (yyy)N Watts LF007M3QT 3/4" (H), Ames LF2000BM3 3/4" (H) (O) DCDA Ames LFColt 300NBF8 VUVD 8-Jan-2014 8-Jan-2023Y9 (yyy)N Watts LF007M3QT 3/4" (H), Ames LF2000BM3 3/4" (H) (O) DCDA Ames LFColt 300NBF 10 VUVD 8-Jan-2014 8-Jan-2023Y9 (yyy)N Watts LF007M3QT 3/4" (H), Ames LF2000BM3 3/4" (H) (O) DCDA Ames LFColt 300NGV 2 1/2 VUVD 8-Jan-2014 8-Jan-2023Y9 (zzz)N Watts LF007M3QT 3/4" (H), Ames LF2000BM3 3/4" (H) (O) DCDA Ames LFColt 300NGV3 VUVD 8-Jan-2014 8-Jan-2023Y9 (zzz)N Watts LF007M3QT 3/4" (H), Ames LF2000BM3 3/4" (H) (O) DCDA Ames LFColt 300NGV4 VUVD 8-Jan-2014 8-Jan-2023Y9 (zzz)N Watts LF007M3QT 3/4" (H), Ames LF2000BM3 3/4" (H) (O) DCDA Ames LFColt 300NGV6 VUVD 8-Jan-2014 8-Jan-2023Y9 (zzz)N Watts LF007M3QT 3/4" (H), Ames LF2000BM3 3/4" (H) (O) DCDA Ames LFColt 300NGV8 VUVD 8-Jan-2014 8-Jan-2023Y9 (zzz)N Watts LF007M3QT 3/4" (H), Ames LF2000BM3 3/4" (H) (O) DCDA Ames LFColt 300NGV 10 VUVD 8-Jan-2014 8-Jan-2023Y9 (zzz)N Watts LF007M3QT 3/4" (H), Ames LF2000BM3 3/4" (H) (O) DCDA Ames LFMaxim 300BF 2 1/2H 8-Jan-2014 8-Jan-2023Y9 (yyy)N Watts LF007M3QT 3/4" (H), Ames LF2000BM3 3/4" (H) (O) DCDA Ames LFMaxim 300BF 2 1/2 VU 8-Jan-2014 8-Jan-2023Y9 (yyy)N Watts LF007M3QT 3/4" (VU), Ames LF2000BM3 3/4" (VU) (O) DCDA Ames LFMaxim 300BF3H 8-Jan-2014 8-Jan-2023Y9 (yyy)N Watts LF007M3QT 3/4" (H), Ames LF2000BM3 3/4" (H) (O) DCDA Ames LFMaxim 300BF3 VU 8-Jan-2014 8-Jan-2023Y9 (yyy)N Watts LF007M3QT 3/4" (VU), Ames LF2000BM3 3/4" (VU) (O) DCDA Ames LFMaxim 300BF4H 8-Jan-2014 8-Jan-2023Y9 (yyy)N Watts LF007M3QT 3/4" (H), Ames LF2000BM3 3/4" (H) (O) DCDA Ames LFMaxim 300BF4 VU 8-Jan-2014 8-Jan-2023Y9 (yyy)N Watts LF007M3QT 3/4" (VU), Ames LF2000BM3 3/4" (VU) (O) DCDA Ames LFMaxim 300BF6H 8-Jan-2014 8-Jan-2023Y9 (yyy)N Watts LF007M3QT 3/4" (H), Ames LF2000BM3 3/4" (H) (O) DCDA Ames LFMaxim 300BF6 VU 8-Jan-2014 8-Jan-2023Y9 (yyy)N Watts LF007M3QT 3/4" (VU), Ames LF2000BM3 3/4" (VU) (O) DCDA Ames LFMaxim 300BF8H 8-Jan-2014 8-Jan-2023Y9 (yyy)N Watts LF007M3QT 3/4" (H), Ames LF2000BM3 3/4" (H) (O) DCDA Ames LFMaxim 300BF8 VU 8-Jan-2014 8-Jan-2023Y9 (yyy)N Watts LF007M3QT 3/4" (VU), Ames LF2000BM3 3/4" (VU) (O) DCDA Ames LFMaxim 300BF 10H 8-Jan-2014 8-Jan-2023Y9 (yyy)N Watts LF007M3QT 3/4" (H), Ames LF2000BM3 3/4" (H) (O) DCDA Ames LFMaxim 300BF 10 VU 8-Jan-2014 8-Jan-2023Y9 (yyy)N Watts LF007M3QT 3/4" (VU), Ames LF2000BM3 3/4" (VU) (O) DCDA Ames LFMaxim 300GV 2 1/2H 8-Jan-2014 8-Jan-2023Y9 (zzz)N Watts LF007M3QT 3/4" (H), Ames LF2000BM3 3/4" (H) (O) DCDA Ames LFMaxim 300GV 2 1/2 VU 8-Jan-2014 8-Jan-2023Y9 (zzz)N Watts LF007M3QT 3/4" (VU), Ames LF2000BM3 3/4" (VU) (O) DCDA Ames LFMaxim 300GV3H 8-Jan-2014 8-Jan-2023Y9 (zzz)N Watts LF007M3QT 3/4" (H), Ames LF2000BM3 3/4" (H) (O) DCDA Ames LFMaxim 300GV3 VU 8-Jan-2014 8-Jan-2023Y9 (zzz)N Watts LF007M3QT 3/4" (VU), Ames LF2000BM3 3/4" (VU) (O) DCDA Ames LFMaxim 300GV4H 8-Jan-2014 8-Jan-2023Y9 (zzz)N Watts LF007M3QT 3/4" (H), Ames LF2000BM3 3/4" (H) (O) DCDA Ames LFMaxim 300GV4 VU 8-Jan-2014 8-Jan-2023Y9 (zzz)N Watts LF007M3QT 3/4" (VU), Ames LF2000BM3 3/4" (VU) (O) DCDA Ames LFMaxim 300GV6H 8-Jan-2014 8-Jan-2023Y9 (zzz)N Watts LF007M3QT 3/4" (H), Ames LF2000BM3 3/4" (H) (O) DCDA Ames LFMaxim 300GV6 VU 8-Jan-2014 8-Jan-2023Y9 (zzz)N Watts LF007M3QT 3/4" (VU), Ames LF2000BM3 3/4" (VU) (O) DCDA Ames LFMaxim 300GV8H 8-Jan-2014 8-Jan-2023Y9 (zzz)N Watts LF007M3QT 3/4" (H), Ames LF2000BM3 3/4" (H) (O) DCDA Ames LFMaxim 300GV8 VU 8-Jan-2014 8-Jan-2023Y9 (zzz)N Watts LF007M3QT 3/4" (VU), Ames LF2000BM3 3/4" (VU) (O) DCDA Ames LFMaxim 300GV 10H 8-Jan-2014 8-Jan-2023Y9 (zzz)N Watts LF007M3QT 3/4" (H), Ames LF2000BM3 3/4" (H) (O) DCDA Ames LFMaxim 300GV 10 VU 8-Jan-2014 8-Jan-2023Y9 (zzz)N Watts LF007M3QT 3/4" (VU), Ames LF2000BM3 3/4" (VU) (O) DCDA Ames LFMaxim 300NBF 2 1/2 VUVD 8-Jan-2014 8-Jan-2023Y9 (yyy)N Watts LF007M3QT 3/4" (H), Ames LF2000BM3 3/4" (H) (O) DCDA Ames LFMaxim 300NBF3 VUVD 8-Jan-2014 8-Jan-2023Y9 (yyy)N Watts LF007M3QT 3/4" (H), Ames LF2000BM3 3/4" (H) (O) DCDA Ames LFMaxim 300NBF4 VUVD 8-Jan-2014 8-Jan-2023Y9 (yyy)N Watts LF007M3QT 3/4" (H), Ames LF2000BM3 3/4" (H) (O) DCDA Ames LFMaxim 300NBF6 VUVD 8-Jan-2014 8-Jan-2023Y9 (yyy)N Watts LF007M3QT 3/4" (H), Ames LF2000BM3 3/4" (H) (O) DCDA Ames LFMaxim 300NBF8 VUVD 8-Jan-2014 8-Jan-2023Y9 (yyy)N Watts LF007M3QT 3/4" (H), Ames LF2000BM3 3/4" (H) (O) DCDA Ames LFMaxim 300NBF 10 VUVD 8-Jan-2014 8-Jan-2023Y9 (yyy)N Watts LF007M3QT 3/4" (H), Ames LF2000BM3 3/4" (H) (O) DCDA Ames LFMaxim 300NGV 2 1/2 VUVD 8-Jan-2014 8-Jan-2023Y9 (zzz)N Watts LF007M3QT 3/4" (H), Ames LF2000BM3 3/4" (H) (O) DCDA Ames LFMaxim 300NGV3 VUVD 8-Jan-2014 8-Jan-2023Y9 (zzz)N Watts LF007M3QT 3/4" (H), Ames LF2000BM3 3/4" (H) (O) DCDA Ames LFMaxim 300NGV4 VUVD 8-Jan-2014 8-Jan-2023Y9 (zzz)N Watts LF007M3QT 3/4" (H), Ames LF2000BM3 3/4" (H) (O) DCDA Ames LFMaxim 300NGV6 VUVD 8-Jan-2014 8-Jan-2023Y9 (zzz)N Watts LF007M3QT 3/4" (H), Ames LF2000BM3 3/4" (H) (O) DCDA Ames LFMaxim 300NGV8 VUVD 8-Jan-2014 8-Jan-2023Y9 (zzz)N Watts LF007M3QT 3/4" (H), Ames LF2000BM3 3/4" (H) (O) DCDA Ames LFMaxim 300NGV 10 VUVD 8-Jan-2014 8-Jan-2023Y9 (zzz)N Watts LF007M3QT 3/4" (H), Ames LF2000BM3 3/4" (H) (O) DCDA Ames Maxim 300aBF 2 1/2H 6-Nov-2003 6-Nov-2024N9 (yyy)Y Ames 2000BM3 3/4" (H) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Maxim 300aBF 2 1/2 VU 6-Nov-2003 6-Nov-2024N9 (yyy)Y Ames 2000BM3 3/4" (VU) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Maxim 300aBF3H 6-Oct-2003 6-Oct-2024N9 (yyy)Y Ames 2000BM3 3/4" (H) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Maxim 300aBF3 VU 6-Oct-2003 6-Oct-2024N9 (yyy)Y Ames 2000BM3 3/4" (VU) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Maxim 300aBF4H 3-Nov-2004 3-Nov-2022N9 (yyy)Y Ames 2000BM3 3/4 (H) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Maxim 300aBF4 VU 18-Jan-2005 18-Jan-2023N9 (yyy)Y Ames 2000BM3 3/4" (VU) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Maxim 300aGV 2 1/2H 6-Oct-2003 6-Oct-2024N9 (zzz)Y Ames 2000BM3 3/4" (H) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Maxim 300aGV 2 1/2 VU 6-Oct-2003 6-Oct-2024N9 (zzz)Y Ames 2000BM3 3/4" (VU) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Maxim 300aGV3H 6-Oct-2003 6-Oct-2024N9 (zzz)Y Ames 2000BM3 3/4" (H) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Maxim 300aGV3 VU 6-Oct-2003 6-Oct-2024N9 (zzz)Y Ames 2000BM3 3/4" (VU) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Maxim 300aGV4H 3-Nov-2004 3-Nov-2022N9 (zzz)Y Ames 2000BM3 3/4 (H) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Maxim 300aGV4 VU 18-Jan-2005 18-Jan-2023N9 (zzz)Y Ames 2000BM3 3/4" (VU) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Maxim 300BF 2 1/2H 4-Oct-2005 4-Oct-2023N9 (yyy)N Ames 2000BM3 3/4" (H) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Maxim 300BF 2 1/2 VU 4-Oct-2005 4-Oct-2023N9 (yyy)N Ames 2000BM3 3/4" (VU) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Maxim 300BF3H 4-Oct-2005 4-Oct-2023N9 (yyy)N Ames 2000BM3 3/4" (H) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Maxim 300BF3 VU 4-Oct-2005 4-Oct-2023N9 (yyy)N Ames 2000BM3 3/4" (VU) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Maxim 300BF4H 2-Mar-2007 2-Mar-2025N9 (yyy)N Ames 2000BM3 3/4"(H) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Maxim 300BF 4 Vu 2-Mar-2007 2-Mar-2025 N 9 (yyy)N Ames 2000BM3 3/4"(V) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T 526
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ManufacturerModelSizeOrientation(s)ApprovedRenewed≤0.25% Pb ManualShutoffs Y-Spare Parts OnlyBypassMeters DCDA Ames Maxim 300BF6H 9-Mar-2007 9-Mar-2025N9 (yyy)N Ames 2000BM3 3/4" (H & VU) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Maxim 300BF6 VU 9-Mar-2007 9-Mar-2025N9 (yyy)N Ames 2000BM3 3/4" (H & VU) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Maxim 300BF8H 17-Sep-2009 17-Sep-2024N9 (yyy)N Watts 007M3QT 3/4" (H), Ames 2000 BM3 (H) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Maxim 300BF8 VU 17-Sep-2009 17-Sep-2024N9 (yyy)N Watts 007M3QT 3/4" (V), Ames 2000 BM3 (V) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Maxim 300BF 10H 17-Sep-2009 17-Sep-2024N9 (yyy)N Watts 007M3QT 3/4" (H), Ames 2000 BM3 (H) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Maxim 300BF 10 VU 17-Sep-2009 17-Sep-2024N9 (yyy)N Watts 007M3QT 3/4" (V), Ames 2000 BM3 (V) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Maxim 300GV 2 1/2H 4-Oct-2005 4-Oct-2023N9 (zzz)N Ames 2000BM3 3/4" (H) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Maxim 300GV 2 1/2 VU 4-Oct-2005 4-Oct-2023N9 (zzz)N Ames 2000BM3 3/4" (VU) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Maxim 300GV3H 4-Oct-2005 4-Oct-2023N9 (zzz)N Ames 2000BM3 3/4" (H) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Maxim 300GV3 VU 4-Oct-2005 4-Oct-2023N9 (zzz)N Ames 2000BM3 3/4" (VU) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Maxim 300GV4H 2-Mar-2007 2-Mar-2025N9 (zzz)N Ames 2000BM3 3/4"(H) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Maxim 300GV4 VU 2-Mar-2007 2-Mar-2025N9 (zzz)N Ames 2000BM3 3/4"(V) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Maxim 300GV6H 9-Mar-2007 9-Mar-2025N9 (zzz)N Ames 2000BM3 3/4" (H & VU) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Maxim 300GV6 VU 9-Mar-2007 9-Mar-2025N9 (zzz)N Ames 2000BM3 3/4" (H & VU) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Maxim 300GV8H 17-Sep-2009 17-Sep-2024N9 (zzz)N Watts 007M3QT 3/4" (H), Ames 2000 BM3 (H) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Maxim 300GV8 VU 17-Sep-2009 17-Sep-2024N9 (zzz)N Watts 007M3QT 3/4" (V), Ames 2000 BM3 (V) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Maxim 300GV 10H 17-Sep-2009 17-Sep-2024N9 (zzz)N Watts 007M3QT 3/4" (H), Ames 2000 BM3 (H) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Maxim 300GV 10 VU 17-Sep-2009 17-Sep-2024N9 (zzz)N Watts 007M3QT 3/4" (V), Ames 2000 BM3 (V) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Maxim 300NBF 2 1/2 VUVD 7-Apr-2009 7-Apr-2024N9 (yyy) N Ames 2000BM3 3/4" (H) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Maxim 300NBF3 VUVD 7-Apr-2009 7-Apr-2024N9 (yyy) N Ames 2000BM3 3/4" (H) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Maxim 300NBF4 VUVD 7-Apr-2009 7-Apr-2024N9 (yyy) N Ames 2000BM3 3/4" (H) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Maxim 300NBF6 VUVD 3-Jan-2013 3-Jan-2025N9 (yyy)N Ames 2000BM3 3/4" (H) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Maxim 300NBF8 VUVD 28-May-2013 28-May-2022N9 (yyy)N Ames 2000BM3 3/4" (H), Watts 007M3QT 3/4" (H) (N), H,I,J,K,L,M,N,O,P,Q DCDA Ames Maxim 300NBF 10 VUVD 28-May-2013 28-May-2022N9 (yyy)N Ames 2000BM3 3/4" (H), Watts 007M3QT 3/4" (H) (N), H,I,J,K,L,M,N,O,P,Q DCDA Ames Maxim 300NGV 2 1/2 VUVD 7-Apr-2009 7-Apr-2024N9 (zzz)N Ames 2000BM3 3/4" (H) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Maxim 300NGV3 VUVD 7-Apr-2009 7-Apr-2024N9 (zzz)N Ames 2000BM3 3/4" (H) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Maxim 300NGV4 VUVD 7-Apr-2009 7-Apr-2024N9 (zzz)N Ames 2000BM3 3/4" (H) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Maxim 300NGV6 VUVD 3-Jan-2013 3-Jan-2025N9 (zzz)N Ames 2000BM3 3/4" (H) (N),G,H,I,J,K,L,M,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Ames Maxim 300NGV8 VUVD 28-May-2013 28-May-2022N9 (zzz)N Ames 2000BM3 3/4" (H), Watts 007M3QT 3/4" (H) (N), H,I,J,K,L,M,N,O,P,Q DCDA Ames Maxim 300NGV 10 VUVD 28-May-2013 28-May-2022N9 (zzz)N Ames 2000BM3 3/4" (H), Watts 007M3QT 3/4" (H) (N), H,I,J,K,L,M,N,O,P,Q DCDA Apollo/Conbraco 40600033
DCDA Apollo/Conbraco 40600033
DCDA Apollo/Conbraco 406000003H 20-Aug-1996 20-Aug-2023N8 uu,cc,mmY Apollo/Conbraco 4010402 3/4" (H) (M),A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Apollo/Conbraco 10DCDA 10
DCDA Apollo/Conbraco 10DCDA 10
DCDA Apollo/Conbraco 2 1/2DCDA 2 1/2H 16-Oct-2000 16-Oct-2024N9 (ll),mmY Apollo/Conbraco 1/2DC 1/2" (H), Apollo/Conbraco W432100 1/2" (H) (M),E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Apollo/Conbraco 2 1/2DCDA 2 1/2 VU 16-Oct-2000 16-Oct-2024N9 (ll),mmY Apollo/Conbraco 1/2DC 1/2" (VU), Apollo/Conbraco W432100 1/2" (VU) (M),E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Apollo/Conbraco 2 1/2DCDA6 2 1/2H 10-Apr-2001 10-Apr-2022N9 (mm)[#1SOV],(nnn)[#2SOV]Y Apollo/Conbraco 1/2DC 1/2" (H), Apollo/Conbraco W432100 1/2" (H) (M),E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Apollo/Conbraco 2 1/2DCDA6 2 1/2 VU 10-Apr-2001 10-Apr-2022N9 (mm)[#1SOV],(nnn)[#2SOV]Y Apollo/Conbraco 1/2DC 1/2" (VU), Apollo/Conbraco W432100 1/2" (VU) (M),E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Apollo/Conbraco 2 1/2DCDA7 2 1/2H 29-Sep-2004 29-Sep-2022N9 (mm)[#1SOV], (qqq)[#2SOV]Y Apollo/Conbraco 1/2DC 1/2" (H), Apollo/Conbraco W432100 1/2" (H) (M),E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Apollo/Conbraco 2 1/2DCDA7 2 1/2 VU 29-Sep-2004 29-Sep-2022N9 (mm)[#1SOV], (qqq)[#2SOV]Y Apollo/Conbraco 1/2DC 1/2" (VU), Apollo/Conbraco W432100 1/2" (VU) (M),E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Apollo/Conbraco 2 1/2DCDA8 2 1/2H 29-Sep-2004 29-Sep-2022N9 (ppp),qqqY Apollo/Conbraco 1/2DC 1/2" (H), Apollo/Conbraco W432100 1/2" (H) (M),E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Apollo/Conbraco 2 1/2DCDA8 2 1/2 VU 29-Sep-2004 29-Sep-2022N9 (ppp),qqqY Apollo/Conbraco 1/2DC 1/2" (VU), Apollo/Conbraco W432100 1/2" (VU) (M),E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Apollo/Conbraco 2 1/2DCDAU 2 1/2 VUVD 10-Apr-2001 10-Apr-2022N9 (ll),mmY Apollo/Conbraco 1/2DC 1/2" (H), Apollo/Conbraco W432100 1/2" (H) (M),E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Apollo/Conbraco 3DCDA3H 16-Oct-2000 16-Oct-2024N9 (ll),mmY Apollo/Conbraco 1/2DC 1/2" (H), Apollo/Conbraco W432100 1/2" (H) (M),E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Apollo/Conbraco 3DCDA3 VU 16-Oct-2000 16-Oct-2024N9 (ll),mmY Apollo/Conbraco 1/2DC 1/2" (VU), Apollo/Conbraco W432100 1/2" (VU) (M),E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Apollo/Conbraco 3DCDA63H 10-Apr-2001 10-Apr-2022N9 (mm)[#1SOV],(nnn)[#2SOV]Y Apollo/Conbraco 1/2DC 1/2" (H), Apollo/Conbraco W432100 1/2" (H) (M),E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Apollo/Conbraco 3DCDA63 VU 10-Apr-2001 10-Apr-2022N9 (mm)[#1SOV],(nnn)[#2SOV]Y Apollo/Conbraco 1/2DC 1/2" (VU), Apollo/Conbraco W432100 1/2" (VU) (M),E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Apollo/Conbraco 3DCDA73H 29-Sep-2004 29-Sep-2022N9 (mm)[#1SOV], (qqq)[#2SOV]Y Apollo/Conbraco 1/2DC 1/2" (H), Apollo/Conbraco W432100 1/2" (H) (M),E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Apollo/Conbraco 3DCDA73 VU 29-Sep-2004 29-Sep-2022N9 (mm)[#1SOV], (qqq)[#2SOV]Y Apollo/Conbraco 1/2DC 1/2" (VU), Apollo/Conbraco W432100 1/2" (VU) (M),E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Apollo/Conbraco 3DCDA83H 29-Sep-2004 29-Sep-2022N9 (ppp),qqqY Apollo/Conbraco 1/2DC 1/2" (H), Apollo/Conbraco W432100 1/2" (H) (M),E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Apollo/Conbraco 3DCDA83 VU 29-Sep-2004 29-Sep-2022N9 (ppp),qqqY Apollo/Conbraco 1/2DC 1/2" (VU), Apollo/Conbraco W432100 1/2" (VU) (M),E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Apollo/Conbraco 3DCDAU3 VUVD 10-Apr-2001 10-Apr-2022N9 (ll),mmY Apollo/Conbraco 1/2DC 1/2" (H), Apollo/Conbraco W432100 1/2" (H) (M),E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Apollo/Conbraco 40600C33H 20-Aug-1996 20-Aug-2023N8 uu,cc,mmY Apollo/Conbraco 4010402 3/4" (H) (M),A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Apollo/Conbraco 4060A034
DCDA Apollo/Conbraco 4060A034
DCDA Apollo/Conbraco 4060AC34H 13-Apr-1993 13-Apr-2023N8 uu,cc,mmY Apollo/Conbraco 4010402 3/4" (H) (M),A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Apollo/Conbraco 4060AC64H 1-Feb-2000 1-Feb-2024N8 mm[#1SOV], nnn[#2SOV]Y Apollo/Conbraco 4010402 3/4" (H) (M),A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Apollo/Conbraco 4060AE34H 13-Apr-1993 13-Apr-2023N8 uu,cc,mmY Apollo/Conbraco 4010402 3/4" (H) (M),A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Apollo/Conbraco 4060AE64H 1-Feb-2000 1-Feb-2024N8 mm[#1SOV], nnn[#2SOV]Y Apollo/Conbraco 4010402 3/4" (H) (M),A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Apollo/Conbraco 4060C036
DCDA Apollo/Conbraco 4060C036
DCDA Apollo/Conbraco 4060CC36H 2-Jun-1993 2-Jun-2023N8 uu,cc,mmY Apollo/Conbraco 4010402 3/4" (H) (M),A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Apollo/Conbraco 4060CC66H 1-Feb-2000 1-Feb-2024N8 mm[#1SOV], nnn[#2SOV]Y Apollo/Conbraco 4010402 3/4" (H) (M),A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Apollo/Conbraco 4060CE36H 2-Jun-1993 2-Jun-2023N8 uu,cc,mmY Apollo/Conbraco 4010402 3/4" (H) (M),A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Apollo/Conbraco 4060CE66H 1-Feb-2000 1-Feb-2024N8 mm[#1SOV], nnn[#2SOV]Y Apollo/Conbraco 4010402 3/4" (H) (M),A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Apollo/Conbraco 4060E038
DCDA Apollo/Conbraco 4060E038
DCDA Apollo/Conbraco 4060EC38H 13-Apr-1993 13-Apr-2023N8 uu,cc,mmY Apollo/Conbraco 4010402 3/4" (H) (M),A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Apollo/Conbraco 4060EC68H 1-Feb-2000 1-Feb-2024N8 mm[#1SOV], nnn[#2SOV]Y Apollo/Conbraco 4010402 3/4" (H) (M),A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Apollo/Conbraco 4060EE38H 13-Apr-1993 13-Apr-2023N8 uu,cc,mmY Apollo/Conbraco 4010402 3/4" (H) (M),A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Apollo/Conbraco 4060EE68H 1-Feb-2000 1-Feb-2024N8 mm[#1SOV], nnn[#2SOV]Y Apollo/Conbraco 4010402 3/4" (H) (M),A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Apollo/Conbraco 4060G03 10
DCDA Apollo/Conbraco 4060G03 10
DCDA Apollo/Conbraco 4060GC3 10H 13-Apr-1993 13-Apr-2023N8 uu,cc,mmY Apollo/Conbraco 4010402 3/4" (H) (M),A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Apollo/Conbraco 4060GC6 10H 1-Feb-2000 1-Feb-2024N8 mm[#1SOV], nnn[#2SOV]Y Apollo/Conbraco 4010402 3/4" (H) (M),A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T 527
Type
ManufacturerModelSizeOrientation(s)ApprovedRenewed≤0.25% Pb ManualShutoffs Y-Spare Parts OnlyBypassMeters DCDA Apollo/Conbraco 4060GE3 10H 12-Apr-1993 12-Apr-2023N8 uu,cc,mmY Apollo/Conbraco 4010402 3/4" (H) (M),A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Apollo/Conbraco 4060GE6 10H 1-Feb-2000 1-Feb-2024N8 mm[#1SOV], nnn[#2SOV]Y Apollo/Conbraco 4010402 3/4" (H) (M),A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Apollo/Conbraco 4DCDA4H 16-Oct-2000 16-Oct-2024N9 (ll),mmY Apollo/Conbraco 1/2DC 1/2" (H), Apollo/Conbraco W432100 1/2" (H) (M),E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Apollo/Conbraco 4DCDA4 VU 16-Oct-2000 16-Oct-2024N9 (ll),mmY Apollo/Conbraco 1/2DC 1/2" (VU), Apollo/Conbraco W432100 1/2" (VU) (M),E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Apollo/Conbraco 4DCDA64H 10-Apr-2001 10-Apr-2022N9 (mm)[#1SOV],(nnn)[#2SOV]Y Apollo/Conbraco 1/2DC 1/2" (H), Apollo/Conbraco W432100 1/2" (H) (M),E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Apollo/Conbraco 4DCDA64 VU 10-Apr-2001 10-Apr-2022N9 (mm)[#1SOV],(nnn)[#2SOV]Y Apollo/Conbraco 1/2DC 1/2" (VU), Apollo/Conbraco W432100 1/2" (VU) (M),E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Apollo/Conbraco 4DCDA74H 29-Sep-2004 29-Sep-2022N9 (mm)[#1SOV], (qqq)[#2SOV]Y Apollo/Conbraco 1/2DC 1/2" (H), Apollo/Conbraco W432100 1/2" (H) (M),E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Apollo/Conbraco 4DCDA74 VU 29-Sep-2004 29-Sep-2022N9 (mm)[#1SOV], (qqq)[#2SOV]Y Apollo/Conbraco 1/2DC 1/2" (VU), Apollo/Conbraco W432100 1/2" (VU) (M),E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Apollo/Conbraco 4DCDA84H 29-Sep-2004 29-Sep-2022N9 (ppp),qqqY Apollo/Conbraco 1/2DC 1/2" (H), Apollo/Conbraco W432100 1/2" (H) (M),E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Apollo/Conbraco 4DCDA84 VU 29-Sep-2004 29-Sep-2022N9 (ppp),qqqY Apollo/Conbraco 1/2DC 1/2" (VU), Apollo/Conbraco W432100 1/2" (VU) (M),E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Apollo/Conbraco 4DCDAU4 VUVD 10-Apr-2001 10-Apr-2022N9 (ll),mmY Apollo/Conbraco 1/2DC 1/2" (H), Apollo/Conbraco W432100 1/2" (H) (M),E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Apollo/Conbraco 4SG 600U 2 1/2
DCDA Apollo/Conbraco 4SG 600U3
DCDA Apollo/Conbraco 4SG 600U4
DCDA Apollo/Conbraco 4SG 600U6
DCDA Apollo/Conbraco 4SG 600U8
DCDA Apollo/Conbraco 4SG-600 2 1/2
DCDA Apollo/Conbraco 4SG-600 2 1/2
DCDA Apollo/Conbraco 4SG-6003
DCDA Apollo/Conbraco 4SG-6003
DCDA Apollo/Conbraco 4SG-6004
DCDA Apollo/Conbraco 4SG-6004
DCDA Apollo/Conbraco 4SG-6006
DCDA Apollo/Conbraco 4SG-6006
DCDA Apollo/Conbraco 4SG-6008
DCDA Apollo/Conbraco 4SG-6008
DCDA Apollo/Conbraco 6DCDA6H 16-Oct-2000 16-Oct-2024N9 (ll),mmY Apollo/Conbraco 1/2DC 1/2" (H), Apollo/Conbraco W432100 1/2" (H) (M),E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Apollo/Conbraco 6DCDA6 VU 16-Oct-2000 16-Oct-2024N9 (ll),mmY Apollo/Conbraco 1/2DC 1/2" (VU), Apollo/Conbraco W432100 1/2" (VU) (M),E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Apollo/Conbraco 6DCDA66H 10-Apr-2001 10-Apr-2022N9 (mm)[#1SOV],(nnn)[#2SOV]Y Apollo/Conbraco 1/2DC 1/2" (H), Apollo/Conbraco W432100 1/2" (H) (M),E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Apollo/Conbraco 6DCDA66 VU 10-Apr-2001 10-Apr-2022N9 (mm)[#1SOV],(nnn)[#2SOV]Y Apollo/Conbraco 1/2DC 1/2" (VU), Apollo/Conbraco W432100 1/2" (VU) (M),E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Apollo/Conbraco 6DCDA76H 29-Sep-2004 29-Sep-2022N9 (mm)[#1SOV], (qqq)[#2SOV]Y Apollo/Conbraco 1/2DC 1/2" (H), Apollo/Conbraco W432100 1/2" (H) (M),E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Apollo/Conbraco 6DCDA76 VU 29-Sep-2004 29-Sep-2022N9 (mm)[#1SOV], (qqq)[#2SOV]Y Apollo/Conbraco 1/2DC 1/2" (VU), Apollo/Conbraco W432100 1/2" (VU) (M),E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Apollo/Conbraco 6DCDA86H 29-Sep-2004 29-Sep-2022N9 (ppp),qqqY Apollo/Conbraco 1/2DC 1/2" (H), Apollo/Conbraco W432100 1/2" (H) (M),E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Apollo/Conbraco 6DCDA86 VU 29-Sep-2004 29-Sep-2022N9 (ppp),qqqY Apollo/Conbraco 1/2DC 1/2" (VU), Apollo/Conbraco W432100 1/2" (VU) (M),E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Apollo/Conbraco 6DCDAU6 VUVD 10-Apr-2001 10-Apr-2022N9 (ll),mmY Apollo/Conbraco 1/2DC 1/2" (H), Apollo/Conbraco W432100 1/2" (H) (M),E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Apollo/Conbraco 8DCDA8H 16-Jan-2003 16-Jan-2024N9 (mm),llY Apollo/Conbraco 1/2DC 1/2" (H), Apollo/Conbraco W432100 1/2" (H) (M),F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Apollo/Conbraco 8DCDA8 VU 16-Jan-2003 16-Jan-2024N9 (mm),llY Apollo/Conbraco 1/2DC 1/2" (VU), Apollo/Conbraco W432100 1/2" (VU) (M),F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Apollo/Conbraco 8DCDA78H 29-Sep-2004 29-Sep-2022N9 (mm)[#1SOV], (qqq)[#2SOV]Y Apollo/Conbraco 1/2DC 1/2" (H), Apollo/Conbraco W432100 1/2" (H) (M),F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Apollo/Conbraco 8DCDA78 VU 29-Sep-2004 29-Sep-2022N9 (mm)[#1SOV], (qqq)[#2SOV]Y Apollo/Conbraco 1/2DC 1/2" (VU), Apollo/Conbraco W432100 1/2" (VU) (M),F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Apollo/Conbraco 8DCDA88H 29-Sep-2004 29-Sep-2022N9 (ppp),qqqY Apollo/Conbraco 1/2DC 1/2" (H), Apollo/Conbraco W432100 1/2" (H) (M),E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Apollo/Conbraco 8DCDA88 VU 29-Sep-2004 29-Sep-2022N9 (ppp),qqqY Apollo/Conbraco 1/2DC 1/2" (VU), Apollo/Conbraco W432100 1/2" (VU) (M),E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Apollo/Conbraco DCDA4S 10H 16-Jan-2003 16-Jan-2024N9 (mm),ll, xxxxx, zzzzz, bbbbbb, ccccccN Apollo/Conbraco 1/2DC 1/2" (H), Apollo/Conbraco W432100 1/2" (H) (M),F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Apollo/Conbraco DCDA4S 10 VU 16-Jan-2003 16-Jan-2024N9 (mm),ll, xxxxx, zzzzz, bbbbbb, ccccccN Apollo/Conbraco 1/2DC 1/2" (VU), Apollo/Conbraco W432100 1/2" (VU) (M),F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Apollo/Conbraco DCDA4SG 2 1/2H 18-Oct-2007 18-Oct-2022N9 (yyy)ppp,qqq,ttt,xxxxx,yyyyy,zzzzz,aaaaaa, xxxxxxN Apollo/Conbraco 4S103 1/2" (H), Apollo/Conbraco W432100 1/2" (H) (M),E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Apollo/Conbraco DCDA4SG 2 1/2 VU 18-Oct-2007 18-Oct-2022N9 (yyy)ppp,qqq,ttt,xxxxx,yyyyy,zzzzz,aaaaaa, xxxxxxN Apollo/Conbraco 4S103 1/2" (VU), Apollo/Conbraco W432100 1/2" (V) (M),E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Apollo/Conbraco DCDA4SG3H 18-Oct-2007 18-Oct-2022N9 (yyy)ppp,qqq,ttt,xxxxx,yyyyy,zzzzz,aaaaaa, xxxxxxN Apollo/Conbraco 4S103 1/2" (H), Apollo/Conbraco W432100 1/2" (H) (M),E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Apollo/Conbraco DCDA4SG3 VU 18-Oct-2007 18-Oct-2022N9 (yyy)ppp,qqq,ttt,xxxxx,yyyyy,zzzzz,aaaaaa, xxxxxxN Apollo/Conbraco 4S103 1/2" (VU), Apollo/Conbraco W432100 1/2" (V) (M),E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Apollo/Conbraco DCDA4SG4H 18-Oct-2007 18-Oct-2022N9 (yyy)ppp,qqq,ttt,xxxxx,yyyyy,zzzzz,aaaaaa, xxxxxxN Apollo/Conbraco 4S103 1/2" (H), Apollo/Conbraco W432100 1/2" (H) (M),E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Apollo/Conbraco DCDA4SG4 VU 18-Oct-2007 18-Oct-2022N9 (yyy)ppp,qqq,ttt,xxxxx,yyyyy,zzzzz,aaaaaa, xxxxxxN Apollo/Conbraco 4S103 1/2" (VU), Apollo/Conbraco W432100 1/2" (V) (M),E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Apollo/Conbraco DCDA4SG6H 18-Oct-2007 18-Oct-2022N9 (yyy)ppp,qqq,ttt,xxxxx,yyyyy,zzzzz,aaaaaa, xxxxxxN Apollo/Conbraco 4S103 1/2" (H), Apollo/Conbraco W432100 1/2" (H) (M),E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Apollo/Conbraco DCDA4SG6 VU 18-Oct-2007 18-Oct-2022N9 (yyy)ppp,qqq,ttt,xxxxx,yyyyy,zzzzz,aaaaaa, xxxxxxN Apollo/Conbraco 4S103 1/2" (VU), Apollo/Conbraco W432100 1/2" (V) (M),E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T DCDA Apollo/Conbraco DCDA4SG8H 18-Oct-2007 18-Oct-2022N9 (yyy)ppp,qqq,ttt,xxxxx,yyyyy,zzzzz,aaaaaa, xxxxxxN Apollo/Conbraco 4S103 1/2" (H), Apollo/Conbraco W432100 1/2" (H) (M),E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,N,O,P,Q,T 528
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CITY OF SOLVANG

WATER DIVISION
1644 Oak Street
Solvang, CA 93463
Phone: (805) 688-5575, EXT. 202
Email: [email protected]
Cc: [email protected]

BACKFLOW ASSEMBLY TEST REPORT
LAST TEST:

TEST DUE:

ASSEMBLY INFORMATION
TYPE:

MODEL:

SIZE: MFG:

SERIAL NO.:

EXISTING ⇛ REFERENCE NO.:

REPLACEMENT ⇛ OLD ASSEMBLY SERIAL NO.:

NEW ⇛ PLUMBING PERMIT NO.:

TYPE OF SERVICE: DOMESTIC IRRIGATION FIRE
COMMENTS:

ASSEMBLY: PASSED FAILED TAG NO.:

If FAILED, please email or drop off the test report to the City and notify the appropriate water purveyor within 24 hours

PLEASE EMAIL OR DROP OFF ORIGINAL
FREEZE BAG? FREEZE CAGE?
TESTER NUMBER:

PLEASE PRINT YOUR NAME:

SIGNATURE:

INITIAL TEST TEST AFTER REPAIR
START TIME:

END TIME
START TIME:

END TIME:

OWNER/MANAGEMENT METER # IF APPLICABLE METER READ
MANAGEMENT/NAME:
(ATTN)(C/O):

MAILING ADDRESS:

CITY, STATE, ZIP:

PHONE:

SITE NAME: SITE PHONE:

SITE ADDRESS: CITY: ZIP:

ASSEMBLYLOCATION:
(must be filled in)

DOUBLE CHECK VALVE ASSEMBLY TEST RESULT INFORMATION

REDUCED PRESSURE PRINCIPLE ASSEMBLY PVB/SVB

CHECK VALVE
NO. 1

CHECK VALVE
NO. 2

DIFFERENTIAL

RELIEF VALVE AIR INLET VALVE CHECK VALVE

INITIAL
TEST
HELD AT: .

PSID
LEAKED
HELD AT: .

PSID

CLOSED TIGHT (RP)
LEAKED
OPENED AT: .

PSID

OPENED UNDER

2.0 PSID OR

DID NOT OPEN
OPENED AT: .

PSID

OPENED UNDER

1.0 PSID OR

DID NOT OPEN
HELD AT: .

PSID
LEAKED
R
E
P
A
I
R
1) CLEANED
REPLACED:
2) DISC
3) SPRING
4) GUIDE
5) SEAT
6) MODULE
7) OTHER
1) CLEANED
REPLACED:
2) DISC
3) SPRING
4) GUIDE
5) SEAT
6) MODULE
7) OTHER
1) CLEANED
2) EXERCISED
REPLACED:
3) DISC(S)
4) SPRING
5) DIAPHRAGM(S)
6) SEAT(S)
7) O-RING(S)
8) MODULE
9) OTHER
1) CLEANED
REPLACED:
2) DISC
3) DIAPHRAGM
4) FLOAT
5) OTHER
1) CLEANED
REPLACED:
2) DISC
3) MODULE
4) OTHER
TEST
AFTER
REPAIR
HELD AT: .

PSID
HELD AT: .

PSID

CLOSED TIGHT (RP)
OPENED AT: .

PSID
OPENED AT: .

PSID
HELD AT: .

PSID

FACILITY
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