(A) Potable water shall be provided at each site.
(1) The source of the water shall be either a community public water supply system regulated by the State Environmental Protection Agency (35 Ill. Adm. Code, Subtitle F) or a system regulated by the Zoning Officer.
(2) Systems regulated by the Zoning Officer shall comply with one of the following.
(a) The construction and water quality requirements of the Drinking Water Systems Code (77 Ill. Adm. Code 900) shall be met.
(b) Water wells shall be located and constructed in accordance with the Illinois Water Well Construction Code (77 Ill. Adm. Code 925).
(c) Surface water supply systems shall be constructed and operated in accordance with the Surface Source Water Treatment Code (77 Ill. Adm. Code 930).
(B) The water distribution system shall be subject to the following requirements.
(1) If the system is connected to a community public water supply system and has one main water meter, the distribution system beyond the main meter shall be subject to the requirements of the Drinking Water Systems Code and the State Plumbing Code and shall be installed and maintained by a licensed state plumber in accordance with the State Plumbing License Law.
(2) If the system is connected to a community public water supply system and the residents are billed by the manufactured home community owner for the water based on the readings from the meter at each site, the manufactured home community owner is considered a water supplier and is subject to the requirements of the State Environmental Protection Agency. The distribution system up to the individual service line to each home shall be subject to the requirements of the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency.
(3) If the park is served by its own community public water supply, or the manufactured home community is connected to a community public water supply without a main meter for the manufactured home community, the distribution system up to the individual service line to each home shall be subject to the requirements of the State Environments Protection Agency.
(C) Water distribution systems not subject to the requirements of the State Environmental Protection Agency shall be designed and constructed in compliance with the requirements of the Drinking Water Systems Code and the State Plumbing Code and shall be installed and maintained by a licensed Illinois plumber in accordance with the State License Law.
(1) The following additional requirements shall be met for all distribution systems:
(a) The distribution system shall supply water to each site at a minimum pressure of 20 pounds per square inch during periods of peak usage. A pressure-reducing valve shall be installed if the pressure exceeds 80 pounds per square inch. The distribution pipe shall be looped, whenever possible, and dead end mains shall be equipped with flush hydrants or equivalent.
(b) All water lines under the home shall be protected from freezing. The manufactured home community rules (§ 150.071) shall address the resident’s responsibility concerning protection of water lines from freezing. If heat tapes are used, they must be listed for use for manufactured homes and installed according to the manufacturer’s instructions.
(2) The following requirements shall be met for distribution systems constructed after July 1, 1998:
(a) The water main distribution pipe shall be sized in accordance with Table B and be of approved material listed in the Standard Specifications for Water and Sewer Main Construction in Illinois, 1996 Edition.
(b) Water mains must include flush hydrants or equivalent at a minimum of every 600 feet and at dead ends of piping. Flushing hydrants shall be sized to provide flows that will give a mean velocity of at least two and one-half feet per second in the distribution piping being flushed.
(c) Each site shall be served with a separate minimum three-fourths inch inside diameter service connection.
(d) All water risers shall be at least three-fourths inch inside diameter, terminate at least four inches above the finished grade, and be separated at least ten feet horizontally from the sewer riser.
(e) An approved shut-off valve shall be provided near the street or site line for installations after July 1, 1998.
(D) The manufactured home community owner shall be responsible for sampling of the water supply systems as required by the Zoning Officer. Routine water sampling will not be required by the Zoning Officer for water supplies regulated by the State Environmental Protection Agency.
(E) If the water distribution system is not regulated by the State Protection Agency, the following requirements shall be met. When a break occurs in the manufactured home community’s distribution system or the pressure in the water distribution system is below the minimum 20 pounds per square inch, the Zoning Officer shall be notified by telephone within 24 hours or the next business day. The affected residents shall be notified immediately by the manufactured home community management of the need to boil their water for three minutes before drinking it. A sign shall be posted at the entrance(s) of the manufactured home community. The Zoning Officer shall advise the manufactured home community when the boil order can be lifted.
(F) All water leaks in the water distribution system, including those under the manufactured home, shall be repaired within 72 hours after notification from a resident or the Zoning Officer.
(G) Notification of planned water supply interruptions for periods greater than one hour shall be provided by the manufactured home community management to the residents affected by the interruption.
(1975 Code, § 35-230) (Ord. 2023-7-19A, passed 7-19-2023) Penalty, see § 150.999