How To Connect

Sewer permits issued by the District are required for all sewer work performed outside the building foundation. You need to get a permit before beginning any sewer work.

After obtaining the proper sewer permit, a homeowner may install, alter, or repair the house sewer on his property. Work located in the street or in a public sewer easement cannot be done by the homeowner and must be performed by a licensed contractor or plumber.

A sewer main extension requires a different application and the fees are set on a case-by-case basis depending on the cost of improvements.

For More information....

• Definitions
  This is a list of the different types of sewers with a description

• Homeowner Sewer Work
  Describes the conditions for homeowner sewer work

• Requesting an Inspection
  Provides directions for requesting an inspection of sewer work.

• Sewer Main Extension
  Describes what a sewer main extension is, and how to obtain the correct permits.

• Obtaining a Sewer Permit
  Provides an online Sewer permit form with directions for returning it to the NSD headquarters.

• NSD Connection Fees and Cost Table (12k Acrobat pdf)(updated 7/01/08)
  Provides a table of the fees and charges for connections and related sewer work.