Main to meter installation process change

As of 1 July 2017, City West Water will engage their meter services contractor Select Solutions to install all main to meter connections for all sized drinking and recycled water services.

This includes:

• Installation of the City West Water approved meter(s).
• The installation of the main to meter pipework , where required, (City West
  Water asset) in the nature strip/roadway into the property boundary, inclusive
  of excavation and reinstatement.
• Tapping of the City West Water drinking/recycled water main(s).
• Plugging of a redundant drinking/recycled water service.

Specific details and all applicable costs will be included on the plumbing application and/or the applicable development offer.

City West Water believes this process improvement will standardise the installation of all related works as well as protect plumbers and community due to the ongoing changes and requirements associated with:

• Traffic management laws.
• Working on asbestos mains.
• OHS requirements with excavation works.
• Meeting relevant Australian and WSAA standards.
• Water meter manufacturer installation requirements.

As a value added service, we will also offer the customer the option to have the installation and testing of the required backflow device on the drinking water service (containment only) during the main to meter connection.

This would be at an additional cost to the described works above and there will be an option on the plumbing application for customers to select this option. The customer may still request their own plumber to install any required backflow device(s).

For any further enquires please call the Technical Team on 1300 299 228 or email technicalenquiries@citywestwater.com.au.

Water metering and servicing guidelines

• Water Metering and Servicing Guidelines (pdf - 16719.83KB)

  Download this file for all of the water metering and servicing guidelines.

• Water assembly table (pdf - 99.23KB)

  Download the water assembly dimension and spatial requests.

• 20 - 25mm general water service (wet tapping) low hazard (pdf - 640.78KB)

  Drawing 1: Guidelines for 20 - 25mm general water service (wet tapping) low hazard.

• 20mm drinking water (dry tapping) low hazard residential (pdf - 1294.31KB)

  Drawing 1A: Guidelines for 20mm drinking water (dry tapping) low hazard residential.

• 20mm recycled water residential (dry tapping) low hazard residential (pdf - 1297.87KB)

  Drawing 1B: Guidelines on 20mm recycled water residential (dry tapping) low hazard residential.

• 20 - 25mm general water service (medium hazard) (pdf - 902.84KB)

  Drawing 2: Guidelines on 20 - 25mm general water service (medium hazard).

• 20 - 25mm general water service (high hazard) (pdf - 834.56KB)

  Drawing 3: Guidelines on 20 - 25mm general water service (high hazard).

• 32 - 50mm general water service (low hazard) (pdf - 847.59KB)

  Drawing 4: Guidelines on 32 - 50mm general water service (low hazard).

• 32 - 50mm general water service (medium/high hazard) (pdf - 1620.66KB)

  Drawing 5: Guidelines for 32 - 50mm general water service (medium/high hazard).

• 80mm+ general water service (low hazard) (pdf - 903.71KB)

  Drawing 6: Guidelines for 80mm+ general water service (low hazard).

• 80mm+ general water service (medium/high hazard) (pdf - 1151.01KB)

  Drawing 7: guidelines on 80mm+ general water service (medium/high hazard).

• 25 - 50mm fire hose reel/sprinkler and general service (pdf - 1116.08KB)

  Drawing 8: Details on 25 - 50mm fire hose reel/sprinkler and general service.

• 80mm+ fire hydrant / hose reels with single check detector assembly testable (pdf - 1643.98KB)

  Drawing 9: Details on 80mm+ fire hydrant / hose reels with single check detector assembly testable.

• 80mm+ fire hydrant / hose reels with double check detector assembly testable (pdf - 1764.99KB)

  Drawing 10: Details on 80mm+ fire hydrant / hose reels with double check detector assembly testable.

• 80mm+ fire and general service combined residential / commercial / industrial typical arrangement (pdf - 758.44KB)

  Drawing 11: Details on 80mm + fire and general service.

• Fire sprinkler and hydrant service 80mm+ meter configuration (pdf - 1101.01KB)

  Drawing 12: Guidelines for 80mm plus fire sprinkler and hydrant service

• Fire sprinkler & hydrant service single check detector assembly (testable) (pdf - 2493.07KB)

  Drawing 12A: Fire sprinkler and hydrant service single check detector.

• Interconnection supply to feed hydrant outlet (pdf - 2016.00KB)

  Drawing 12B: Details on interconnection supply to feed hydrant outlet.

• Booster connection around meter fire sprinkler supply (pdf - 1050.09KB)

  Drawing 13: Details for booster connection around meter fire sprinkler supply.

• Booster connection around meter fire hydrant supply (pdf - 875.65KB)

  Drawing 14: Details on booster connections around meter fire hydrant supply.

• Interconnected fire and general services single water main supply from both directions (pdf - 821.61KB)

  Drawing 15: Interconnected fire and general services single water main supply.

• Interconnected fire sprinkler / hydrant and general services different water mains connection (pdf - 1779.18KB)

  Drawing 15A: Full list of interconnected fire sprinkler / hydrant and general services different water mains connections.

• Interconnected fire sprinkler / hydrant and general services - different water mains connections (pdf - 982.50KB)

  Drawing 16: Details for interconnected fire sprinkler and hydrants connections

• Private fire service tapping configurations (pdf - 455.41KB)

  Drawing 17: A full list of private fire service tapping configurations.

• Drinking/recycled water tapping configurations (pdf - 441.30KB)

  Drawing 18: Details for water tapping configurations.

• Requirements for class A recycled water for use with washing machines (pdf - 919.09KB)

  Drawing 19: Recycled water for use with washing machines.