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TCM APPLICATION - PROCESS AND REQUIREMENTS
HYDRANT CONSTRUCTION / FLUSHING CONSTRUCTION METERS
Temporary Construction Meters (TCM) are for water use on construction projects. Please check FAQ below or email plancheck@IRWD.com for more information.
STEP 1: Download:
STEP 2: Deliver printed application for review and approval to Development Services:
IRWD Main Lobby
15600 Sand Canyon Ave.
Irvine, CA 92618
Open Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
Please arrive by 4:30 p.m.
Closed alternating Fridays and holidays
STEP 3: Submit processed application and check deposit to the Customer Service Counter for account setup and meter installation coordination. Please note the lead time of one (1) business day. Meter cannot be transferred to other companies or developers. Company Tax I.D. is required on application.
REMINDERS
As of July 2024, all hydrant construction meters shall require a backflow device.
Floating meters are no longer permitted.
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Hydrant Construction Meter |
Flushing Construction Meter |
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TCM Application |
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Exhibits
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Printed hydrant location map showing:
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Printed set of Approved Plans (11”x17”):
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Hydrant Address |
Nearest address to hydrant |
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Deposit Amount |
See Temporary Water Service Connections Section of current |
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Water Usage |
Estimated total in gallons or truck fills per day |
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Use Duration |
Anticipated start and end date |
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Hydrant Color |
Yellow = Domestic Water Purple = Recycled Water Red = Private Fire Hydrant (requires written approval from property owner) |
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Activity Use |
Provide reason for temporary meter:
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Temporary Construction Meter FAQ
TCM Backflows FAQ
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