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Does the water main have to be separated ten feet horizontally from the sewer, if the sewer is constructed with water main equivalent pipe?

April 26, 2017constructed equivalent feet horizontally main pipe separated sewer water

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Does the water main have to be separated ten feet horizontally from the sewer, if the sewer is constructed with water main equivalent pipe?

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Yes, unless local conditions prevent it. The water main must be located at least ten feet horizontally from any existing or proposed drain, storm sewer, sanitary sewer, combined sewer, or sewer service connection, unless local conditions prevent a lateral separation of ten feet.