SEWER & WATER
As more business' and residents begin to hook up to the new utilities, we have been making inspections of contractors work to ensure that old septic tanks have been pumped, crushed and filled, checking pipe work inside the property, mapping underground pipe work and the location of curb stops. We also install MXU devices to make reading of water meters easier for staff and less invasive for residents.
General duties involve reading well house and lift station meters, inspecting and repairing lift station pumps, maintaining adequate water pressure, monitoring chemical usage, building maintenance at the well houses and water tower, curb stop locates, reading residents water meters, and routine monitoring of well and water tower activity.
Routine flushing and exercising of water hydrants and gate valves, takes place twice a year, in April and October.
NE Dayton Sewer and Water Connection Information
All properties in NE Dayton Areas 1-6 must be connected to the municipal sewer and water system by December 31, 2015.
Resolution 08-2012 - NE Dayton Water/Sewer Connection - Deadline 12/31/2015
Ordinance No. 2008-09 states the following:
409.30. Use of Public Sewers Required. . . .
Subd. 4. Availability Charge. Any property that fails to connect to sanitary sewer collection system as required herein shall be charged for the availability of the sanitary sewer collection system pursuant to Minn. Stat. §444.075 in an amount to equal $100 per month from the time connection is required until the connection is made. Any unpaid availability charges shall be certified with the taxes against the property.
410.50. Property Assessment for Service Installations. . . .
Subd. 5. Availability Charge. Any property that fails to connect to City water as required by Section 410.20 shall be charged for the availability of the City water pursuant to Minn. Stat. §444.075 in an amount to equal $100 per month from the time connection is required until the connection is made. Any unpaid availability charges shall be certified with the taxes against the property.
Summarizing the above code language, if your property is within the NE Dayton area and you are NOT connected by December 31, 2015, you will receive a bi-monthly bill showing an availability charge of $100 per service (sewer and water) until you are connected to the system and actual usage can be determined. Any unpaid availability charges will be certified with the taxes against the property.
The total permit cost for 2012 is $3,696.14. The property owner is responsible for hiring a licensed contractor to complete construction from the right-of-way and any work inside.
- NE Dayton Sewer and Water Packet with Permit Residential
- NE Dayton Sewer and Water Packet with Permit Commercial
- Residential Standard Detail
- Non-Residential Standard Detail
- Static Water Pressure 80 PSI Map
- Sewer & Water Contractors
- Hennepin County Abandoned Well Sealing Grant Program
FOR COMMERICAL/INDUSTRIAL/INSTITUTIONAL PROPERTIES
Prior to permitting, you must apply for a Sewer Availability Charge (SAC) determination from the Metropolitan Council. Please review and complete the following documents and file with the Metropolitan Council. You, and the CIty, will be forwarded a determination.
- Metropolitan Council Sewer Availability Charge (SAC) Determination Form
- Metropolitan Council Sewer Availability Charge (SAC) Criteria
- 2012 Metropolitan Council Sewer Availability Charge (SAC) Procedure Manual
SW Dayton Sewer and Water Connection Information
SW Dayton Sewer and Water Permit Residential
SW Dayton Sewer and Water Permit Non-Residential
Water Quality
The quality of water supplied to the residents of Dayton is our top priority. We test water on a weekly and quarterly basis as requested by the Minnesota Department of Health (MDH). We supply a monthly report which contains information on daily water flow, chemical usage, plus Chlorine and Fluoride weekly water test results. In addition to this information we provide quarterly water samples which are tested by MDH for Fluoride, Nitrates, Lead/Copper, Bacteria and Chlorine residual.


