Illinois Drainage Contractor Package

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This package contains essential legal documents for Drainage Contractors to use to assert their legal rights or claims and to address important legal issues drainage contractors, owners, suppliers and/or subcontractors during a particular construction project involving fabrication and installation of cesspools, septic tanks, storm drains and other sewage disposal and drain structures or plumbing repair work. The heart of this package is a drainage contract that complies with state law.



Included in your package are the following forms:


1. A Drainage Contract - Cost Plus or Fixed Fee

2. A Construction Project Information Sheet

3. A Change Order Sheet

4. A Certificate of Completion

5. A Weekly Equipment Summary

6. A Worker Safety and Health Plan

7. A Summary of Estimate

8. A Bid Log

9. A Bid Follow Up Letter

10. A Home Repair Consumer Rights Brochure



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Your local authority is only responsible for the drain gullies on highways. Private land, or the land for which you are responsible, usually extends to the boundary of your garden or driveway. If you are based on a country road, any leaks on the road itself and road drains are the responsibility of the local authority.

Contact Your Local CouncilYour local council will likely have some sort of copy of the drainage plans for your property that can be obtained for a small fee.

The highest point of a manhole (or other access chamber) is the cover level (CL), which is the height of the cover above a benchmark level, and the difference between Cover Level (CL) and Invert level (IL) is the overall depth of the chamber.

Generally speaking, you're usually responsible for drains inside the boundaries of your property, while the sewerage company is responsible for lateral drains, which are usually outside of property boundaries, and sewers.

Municipal drainage plans provide details of legal points of discharge for stormwater drainage. They may also provide surface levels. Water authority documentation such as a sewer plan provides details of plumbing fixtures, drainage lines and points of attachment to existing building(s) on a site.

A highway drain is the pipe connecting the highway gully to the surface water sewer. In some circumstances the highway drain may outfall into rivers, ponds, soakaway etc.

The Council may hold your drainage plans. Ask for drainage plans from the previous owner. Ask your neighbours for drainage plans. You have no obligation to submit your drainage plan to authorities.

If each party is found to be reasonable in the use of the land, the upper owner will ultimately be responsible for any damages to the lower owner caused by the runoff. If the lower owner is shown to have acted unreasonably, the upper owner can be protected from liability.

Depending on when a road was built or the type of thoroughfare, ditches are public property either by right-of-way or deed.Ditches are built to maintain roads, keeping water from washing them out or eroding them away, contrary to some in the county who wrongly believe they exist to serve their needs, he said.

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