Rancho Viejo, TX · Cameron County
Irrigation Permit
This irrigation permit application is for owners or contractors proposing irrigation system work in Rancho Viejo.
What this form is
The application is for installing, upgrading, or significantly modifying an irrigation system in town. The document says to apply with the Town and Valley Municipal Utility District #2 before work begins and to include detailed plans and specifications. It asks for applicant and contractor details, the work location, water source, and backflow prevention information.
Who needs it
Owners, contractors, or other applicants proposing to install, upgrade, or significantly modify an irrigation system in Rancho Viejo need this permit.
How to submit it
File the application with the Town and Valley Municipal Utility District #2 before work begins, including detailed plans and specifications. The form lists the district at P.O. Box 939, Olmito, Texas 78575.
About notarization
This document is signed without a notary; after installation, a certified BPAT must conduct an approved backflow assembly test and give the original form to the District.
How to submit this form
- 1
Download The Permit
Download the Rancho Viejo irrigation permit application PDF.
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Complete The Application
Provide the requested owner, contractor, work location, water source, and backflow prevention details.
- 3
Gather The Plans
Include detailed plans and specifications for the proposed irrigation system work.
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Submit The Application
File the application and plans with the Town and Valley Municipal Utility District #2 before work begins.
Frequently asked questions
- Who needs the Rancho Viejo irrigation permit?
- The document says applicants installing, upgrading, or significantly modifying an irrigation system in town must apply before work begins.
- What information does the irrigation permit application request?
- It asks for owner and contractor details, the work address and subdivision, the water source, and backflow prevention information. Detailed plans and specifications must also be filed.
- Do I need a notary for the irrigation permit?
- No. The application is signed without a notary. After installation, a certified BPAT must conduct an approved backflow assembly test and give the original test form to the District.
- How do I submit the irrigation permit application?
- File it with the Town and Valley Municipal Utility District #2 before work begins, including detailed plans and specifications. The form lists the District's mailing address in Olmito.
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