SPS 382.40(8)(c)
(c) Limitations. No private water main or water service may pass through or under a building to serve another building unless one of the following conditions are met:
SPS 382.40(8)(c)1.
1. The private water main or water service serves farm buildings or farm houses, or both that are all located on one property.
SPS 382.40(8)(c)2.
2. The private water main or water service serves buildings that are located on the same property and a document which indicates that the piping and distribution arrangement for the property and buildings will be recorded with the register of deeds no later than 90 days after installation.
SPS 382.40(8)(d)2.
2. Provisions shall be made to evacuate all water out of the water distribution system.
SPS 382.40(8)(d)3.a.a. Except where parallel water meters are installed, water distribution piping shall be provided to bypass a water meter 1
½
‶ or larger.
SPS 382.40(8)(d)3.b.
b. The minimum diameter of water distribution piping serving as a meter bypass shall be one nominal pipe size smaller than the meter. Water distribution piping serving as a meter bypass shall be of the same material and shall be equal to or one nominal pipe size smaller than the water distribution piping immediately downstream of the meter.
SPS 382.40(8)(d)4.
4. Except as provided in subds.
5. and
6., a bypass shall be provided to serve a water treatment device. The bypass piping may be an internal part of the water treatment device.
SPS 382.40(8)(d)5.
5. A bypass shall not be required when a water treatment device serves no more than 2 fixtures or outlets.
SPS 382.40(8)(d)6.
6. A bypass shall be prohibited for a water treatment device installed to reduce a contaminant in order to comply with the provisions in s.
SPS 382.70 (3).
SPS 382.40(8)(d)7.
7. When water distribution piping larger than the code minimum is used the system shall be designed to allow effective flushing of the system at 8 feet per second.
SPS 382.40(8)(d)8.
8. Hygienic sampling valves shall be installed within 6 feet, upstream and downstream, of a chemical injection system or water treatment device installed to mitigate a contaminant regulated under ch.
NR 809 or
NR 140.
SPS 382.40 Note
Note: For information on sample valve requirements see s.
NR 812.34 (2).
SPS 382.40(8)(d)9.
9. A water treatment device that consists of 2 or more treatment tanks shall also have a hygienic sampling valve between each treatment tank.
SPS 382.40(8)(d)10.
10. Any portion of the water distribution system terminating by means of a plug, cap, or closed fitting and dry downstream with no outlet may not exceed 6 pipe diameters.
SPS 382.40(8)(e)1.1. All control valves installed in a water service, except a valve serving only as a corporation cock, shall be accessible.
SPS 382.40(8)(e)2.
2. Stop- and waste-type control valves may not be installed underground except in the following situations:
SPS 382.40(8)(e)2.b.
b. Two-inch and larger diameter hydrants serving municipal wastewater treatment plants.
SPS 382.40(8)(e)3.
3. All control valves and fixture stop valves installed in a water distribution system shall be accessible. Control valves for the individual plumbing fixtures and appliances within dwelling units shall be accessible from within the dwelling unit.
SPS 382.40 Note
Note: The installation of two water services or a private water main may require the installation of a check valve. Refer to ch.
NR 811 for more information.
SPS 382.40(8)(f)
(f) Water hammer arrestors. All plumbing fixtures, appliances and appurtenances with 3/8" or larger inlet openings and with solenoid actuated quick closing valves shall be provided with water hammer arrestors. Water hammer arrestors shall be installed in the fixture supplies serving the fixtures, appliances or appurtenances. Water hammer arrestors shall be accessible.
SPS 382.40(8)(g)
(g) Temperature control. The water temperature to all showers in public buildings shall be controlled by thermostatic or combination thermostatic-pressure balanced mixing valves or by individually controlled pressure balanced mixing valves. A thermostatic or combination thermostatic-pressure balanced mixing valve may not be bypassed.
SPS 382.40(8)(h)
(h) Fittings and connections. The drilling and tapping of water supply piping shall be prohibited except for:
SPS 382.40(8)(i)1.a.a. Before a newly constructed water supply system is to be put into use, the piping of the system shall be flushed with water and disinfected. Each water outlet shall be flushed beginning with the outlet closest to the building control valve and then each successive outlet in the system. The flushing at each water outlet shall continue for at least 1 minute and until the water appears clear and with no trace of disinfectant at the outlet.
SPS 382.40(8)(i)1.b.
b. Each portion of a water supply system which is altered or repaired shall be flushed for at least one minute and until the water appears clear.
SPS 382.40(8)(i)2.
2. New private water mains and extensions to private water mains shall be disinfected prior to use in accordance with AWWA C651 or the following method:
SPS 382.40(8)(i)2.a.
a. The pipe system shall be flushed with clean water until no dirty water appears at the points of outlet.
SPS 382.40(8)(i)2.b.
b. The system or part thereof shall be filled with a solution of water and chlorine containing at least 50 parts per million of chlorine and the system or part thereof shall be valved off and allowed to stand for 24 hours or the system or part thereof shall be filled with a solution of water and chlorine containing at least 200 parts per million of chlorine and allowed to stand for 3 hours.
SPS 382.40(8)(i)2.c.
c. Following the allowed standing time, the system shall be flushed with clean potable water.
SPS 382.40(8)(i)2.d.
d. The procedures shall be repeated if it is shown by a bacteriological examination that contamination still exists in the system.
SPS 382.40(8)(i)3.
3. The department may require a water quality analysis to be done for a new or repaired water supply system. The analysis shall be performed in accordance with acceptable nationally recognized laboratory practices. If the water supply system has been disinfected, water samples for the analysis may not be taken sooner than 24 hours after disinfection.
SPS 382.40 Note
Note: See s.
SPS 384.30 (1) regarding the bending of pipe and protection from puncture.
SPS 382.40(8)(i)4.
4. New or repaired combination water services or combination private water mains shall be flushed and disinfected prior to use in accordance with NFPA 24.
SPS 382.40(8)(j)
(j) Water softeners. Ion exchange water softeners used primarily for water hardness reduction that, during regeneration, discharge a brine solution shall be of a demand initiated regeneration type equipped with a water meter or a sensor unless a wastewater treatment system downstream of the water softener specifically documents the reduction of chlorides.
SPS 382.40(8)(jm)
(jm)
Water tanks. Water tanks for public, potable use shall meet all of the following criteria:
SPS 382.40(8)(jm)1.
1. `Pneumatic pressure tanks.' Pneumatic pressure tanks shall conform to all of the following:
SPS 382.40(8)(jm)1.c.
c. Tanks shall be able to be isolated for maintenance, repair, or replacement and equipped with a drain valve by means of a control valve.
SPS 382.40(8)(jm)1.d.
d. Water calculations incorporating the size of a pneumatic pressure tank may use a 5-minute peak flow in gallons per minute for the water supply system. The system shall be designed to minimize stagnation.
SPS 382.40(8)(jm)1.e.
e. Tanks shall be stamped or labeled showing the manufacturer's name, model number, the tank volume, year manufactured, and the allowable working pressure.
SPS 382.40(8)(jm)2.b.
b. All water storage tanks and structures shall be watertight and exclude water, rain, snow, birds, animals, insects, and dust.
SPS 382.40(8)(jm)3.
3. `Separation.' Potable water may not be stored in a tank or compartment adjacent to non-potable water when the two compartments are separated by a single wall.
SPS 382.40(8)(jm)4.
4. `Locks.' Locks shall be provided on access manholes, inspection covers, fill pipe, fences, ladder cage bottoms, and any other locations deemed necessary to prevent trespassing, vandalism, and sabotage.
SPS 382.40(8)(jm)5.
5. `Drain piping' Piping used to drain a storage tank or structure shall discharge to the ground surface through an air gap. The drain may discharge over a drainage inlet receptor, splash pad, or rip rap.
SPS 382.40(8)(jm)6.a.a. Tanks or reservoirs shall be provided with overflow piping. The pipe shall open downward between 6 and 12 inches over a drainage inlet, splash pad, or rip rap. Interior tanks within the building structure shall provide overflow piping discharging to an approved clearwater receptor or as approved by the department.
SPS 382.40(8)(jm)6.c.
c. The overflow outlet pipe shall be of approved material in accordance with Table 384.30-8.
SPS 382.40(8)(jm)6.d.
d. The overflow outlet pipe shall be sized to permit discharge flow in excess of the maximum fill rate of the inlet pipe flow.
SPS 382.40(8)(jm)6.f.
f. For storage tanks or reservoirs with more than one compartment and where each compartment can be isolated from the other compartments each compartment shall be provided with its own overflow pipe.
SPS 382.40(8)(jm)7.b.
b. Piping shall be of approved material in accordance with Table 384.30-8 for locations within the building, above floor, Table 384.30-7 for locations below grade and outside of the building foundation parameters.
SPS 382.40(8)(jm)8.a.a. Water tanks or structures shall have convenient access for cleaning and maintenance.
SPS 382.40(8)(jm)8.b.
b. Manhole openings shall be fitted with a solid watertight cover which overlaps the framed opening and extends down around the opening frame a minimum of 2 inches. A watertight gasket shall be attached to the bottom side of the manhole cover.
SPS 382.40(8)(jm)8.c.
c. Manhole covers for buried tanks or structures shall be no less than 24 inches above a sloped finished grade.
SPS 382.40(8)(jm)8.d.
d. Inspection covers shall be watertight and locked securely to prevent unauthorized access.
SPS 382.40(8)(jm)9.
9. `Bypass piping.' Bypass piping shall be provided allowing the tank or reservoir to be taken out of service for maintenance and inspection purposes when directly connected to a well or municipal water supply.
SPS 382.40(8)(jm)10.a.a. Storage tanks shall be vented to the atmosphere. The overflow pipe may not be considered a vent.
SPS 382.40(8)(jm)10.b.
b. Vents shall be constructed of water distribution materials as per Table 384.30-8, or as approved by the department.
SPS 382.40(8)(jm)10.c.
c. Vents shall terminate above the top of the tank in a U-bend or vent cap with the opening 24 to 36 inches above grade and covered with a 24-mesh stainless steel screen at a location that is secured.
SPS 382.40(8)(jm)10.d.
d. Minimum vent size shall allow an air flow consistent with water inflow and outflow rates and shall be not less than 2 inches.
SPS 382.40(8)(jm)11.a.a. Exterior tanks may not be located within a flood plain or floodway or within 2 feet above the regional flood elevation.
SPS 382.40(8)(jm)11.b.
b. The area surrounding a storage tank shall be graded to prevent standing surface water within 50 feet of the tank.
SPS 382.40(8)(jm)11.d.
d. Tanks shall be separated from potential contamination sources by the applicable separation distances contained in chs.
NR 811 and
812 or as otherwise approved by the department of natural resources or as approved by the department.
SPS 382.40 Note
Note: See ch.
SPS 382 Appendix for further explanatory material. Section
NR 812.08 may require additional setbacks.
SPS 382.40(8)(jm)12.a.a. Atmospheric pressure tanks shall have a means for maintaining pressure within the building water distribution system. A hydro-pneumatic tank, pump facilities, or other reliable methods shall be provided to maintain system pressure.
SPS 382.40(8)(jm)12.b.
b. Manual valves shall be installed in the water distribution system to isolate tank and pump equipment from the water distribution system.
