Developers and Contractors

Below are tools that can help developers and contractors navigate through issues related to water and wastewater services, and stormwater requirements. 


Rules and Regs
Regulations

City of Greensboro Municipal Code of Ordinances
Guilford County Register of Deeds Online Records
Water and Wastewater Rules and Regulations (pdf)
Cross-Connection, Backflow, and Back-Siphonage Control Policy (pdf)
401 Water Quality Certification/404 Permit for Impacts to Wetland or Waters

Standards

New  Standards for Water, Sewer, and Sewage Lift Station Design
Stormwater Manual
 Effective March 1, 2008! Revised Stormwater Manual  
Backflow Installation Drawings
Meter Installation Drawings
Water and Sewer Line Construction Standard Specifications

Forms

Effective January 1, 2008  Checklist for H2O Sewer Application  (Word)   (pdf)
Effective January 1, 2008  Developer's Operational Agreement Form  (Word)   (pdf)   
Effective January 1, 2008  
Flow Tracking Acceptance Request Form  (Word)   (pdf) 
Effective January 1, 2008  Application for Gravity Sewers  (Word)   (pdf)
Effective January 1, 2008  Home/Property Owners Operational Agreement Form  (Word)   (pdf)
Effective January 1, 2008  Permit Name or Ownership Change Form for Sewer Sys.  (Word)   (pdf)
Water Application (Public and Private)
Applicant Certification Form for Private Extensions

Resources

Spillways Design Guidance Update
Updated Precipitation Data

New  Floodplain Damage Prevention Updates
Water Resources Map Print Out Price Guide  (pdf) 
Water Supply Watersheds Map  (pdf) - Area Covered by Municipal Watershed Ordinance
New Connections to Water and/or Sewer
Water and Sewer Line Locates
Infrastructure Security Policy Information

City/County Agreement for New Water and Sewer Service Outside of the City
The City of Greensboro and Guilford County have adopted a revised City/County Water and Sewer Agreement. The primary revision of the policy is the creation of a Water and Sewer Service Area to replace the old service boundary. The Water and Sewer Service Area is composed of three service availability areas based on the cost to extend water and sewer service, the proximity to existing service, and the degree that service will protect the Watershed Critical Area. Water and sewer extension projects are eligible to receive various levels of financial participation from the City and the County depending on which Service Availability Area the project lies, the priority of the project, and the availability of funds. To learn more, read the agreement, policy, and view the map below.
Effective July 1, 2007 Revised City/County Water and Sewer Agreement  (pdf)
Effective July 1, 2007 City of Greensboro/Guilford County Policies and Procedures for Water and Sewer Extensions Outside the Corporate Limits  (pdf)
Effective July 1, 2007 Proposed Water and Sewer Service Boundaries  (pdf)

Stormwater Inventory Maps are no longer available on the website due to the Infrastructure Security Policy. For access to these maps, call 373-2055.