Get Wa Two Party Water System Users Agreement

The WA Two Party Water System Users Agreement is a crucial document that outlines the rights and responsibilities of parties sharing a water system. This guide provides clear, step-by-step instructions for filling out the agreement online, ensuring that all necessary information is accurately captured.

Follow the steps to successfully complete your agreement online.

1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the form and open it in the editor.
2. Begin by filling in the name and mailing address of the individuals or entities involved in the agreement. Ensure that names are printed clearly to avoid any confusion.
3. In the 'Ownership of the well and waterworks' section, specify the parcel number and provide a legal description of the property associated with each party's use of the water source.
4. Enter the names of the property owners for each parcel under the designated lines.
5. Proceed to the 'Cost of water system construction' section, where both parties agree to share the costs equally. Ensure this section is signed by both parties.
6. Next, complete the 'Cost of maintenance of water system' section by outlining how maintenance and operational costs will be shared between parties. This includes establishing a reserve account.
7. In the 'Water conservation guidelines' section, both parties agree to adhere to conservation practices encouraged by the Washington State Department of Health.
8. Fill in the details about easements in the respective sections for 'Easement of well site and pump house,' 'Well access easements,' and 'Water line easements', detailing allowances for maintaining and accessing the well.
9. Complete the 'Prohibited practices' section, where both parties confirm they will not engage in certain activities near the well site.
10. Designate a 'Water system purveyor' responsible for managing the water system records and communication with health authorities.
11. In the 'Restriction on furnishing water to additional parties' section, both parties agree not to provide water to any additional parties without written consent. Sign this section to confirm.
12. Ensure all disclaimers and agreements are acknowledged, particularly around maintenance and enforcement.
13. Finally, review the document for clarity and completeness. Sign and date the agreement, securing a notarization as required at the end of the form.
14. Once all fields are completed and reviewed, save changes, download, print, or share the form as necessary.

Complete your WA Two Party Water System Users Agreement online today to ensure a clear understanding of your water rights and responsibilities.