What if I do not use my lawn irrigation sprinkler system and do not want to test my backflow device?

The resident may take steps to disconnect their irrigation system from the City’s water system, therefore backflow device tests would no longer be required. Residents have two options to remove their lawn irrigation system from the City’s water supply. A certified technician, licensed with the City of Bel Aire, may apply for a permit, and disconnect the system. Or the homeowner may apply for a permit and disconnect the backflow device. In both situations, City Code will need to be followed and inspected by the City upon completion of work.

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1. How do I comply with the City of Bel Aire’s backflow prevention device testing requirements for lawn irrigation sprinkler systems?
2. How can I file a backflow test form?
3. Who can I contact to complete my backflow device testing and what is the cost?
4. I am a contractor who would like to be licensed with the City of Bel Aire. How do I start the process?
5. What if I do not use my lawn irrigation sprinkler system and do not want to test my backflow device?
6. How often does the backflow prevention device need to be rebuilt?
7. Is a permit required to rebuild or replace a backflow prevention device?
8. What if I am installing a new sprinkler system?