Subdivision Sanitary Facilities

Yavapai County has delegation from the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality (ADEQ) to implement the Subdivision Certificate of Sanitary Facilities approval process including extensions of water and sewer lines.

When projects are received by the Development Services-Environmental Unit they will be reviewed for completeness, payment processed, and sent to a contracted review engineer for the technical review to determine conformance with ADEQ adopted rules. It can be expected that it will take 4 weeks from initial intake to first review results returned to the design engineer. The project applicant will be responsible for the review fees which must be paid before a licensing decision is made.

• Application for Approval of Sanitary Facilities (Subdivisions)(PDF, 671KB)
• Sewage Collection Line Extension Application(PDF, 221KB)
• Sewage Collection System Capacity Assurance(PDF, 141KB)
• Solid Waste Agreements (Subdivisions)(PDF, 189KB)
• Subdivision Submittal and Review Checklist(PDF, 656KB)
• Utility Service Agreements (Subdivisions)(PDF, 181KB)
• Wastewater Treatment Plant Capacity Assurance(PDF, 142KB)
• Water Distribution Line Extension Application(PDF, 294KB)

Arizona Administrative Code
The official rules for subdivision sanitary facilities (AAC R18-5-Article 4), effective July 25, 1990, are contained in the Arizona Administrative Code, available on the AZ Secretary of State’s website.

Water Rules R18-5-Article 5
The official rules for water line extensions (Arizona Administrative Code R18-5-Article 5), effective January 30, 2004, are contained in the Arizona Administrative Code and available on the Arizona Secretary of State’s website.

Sewer rules R18-9-E301
The official rules for sewer line extensions (Arizona Administrative Code R18-9-E301), effective November 12, 2005, are contained in the Arizona Administrative Code and available on the Arizona Secretary of State’s website.