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Title 4 — HEALTH AND SAFETY›Division 414 — WATERWAYS AND WATER SUPPLY›Chapter 414-4 — WATER SUPPLY

Article 414-4.2 — General

Contra Costa County Municipal Code · 2026-09 edition · updated 2026-10-02 · Contra Costa County

414-4.201 - Water supply system—Approval required.

414-4.202 - Purpose and disclaimer.

414-4.203 - Definitions.

414-4.205 - Approved water supply system.

414-4.207 - Cross-connection.

414-4.209 - Customer system.

414-4.211 - Distribution system.

414-4.213 - Furnish or supply.

414-4.215 - Health officer.

414-4.217 - Individual water system.

414-4.219 - Site evaluation.

414-4.221 - Small water system.

414-4.223 - Source facilities.

414-4.225 - Water source.

414-4.227 - User.

414-4.229 - Utility system.

414-4.231 - Well.

414-4.233 - Licensed well driller.

414-4.235 - Well drilling.

414-4.237 - Domestic use.

414-4.239 - Abandoned well.

414-4.241 - Subdivision maps.

414-4.401 - Small water systems—Permit required.

414-4.403 - Small water system—Investigation, site evaluation.

414-4.405 - Small water system—Backflow prevention.

414-4.407 - Small water system—Design and construction.

414-4.409 - Small water system—Approved sources required.

414-4.411 - Small water system—Distribution reservoirs.

414-4.413 - Small water system—Distribution system.

414-4.415 - Small water system—Operation and maintenance.

414-4.417 - Small water system—Quality, quantity.

414-4.601 - Individual water system—Quality, quantity.

414-4.603 - Individual water system—Lot area, variances.

414-4.605 - Individual water system—Investigation, site evaluation.

414-4.801 - Wells—Permit required.

414-4.803 - Wells—Repairs, alterations or additions.

414-4.805 - Wells—Site.

414-4.807 - Wells—Protection.

414-4.809 - Wells—Abandoned.

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