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 01-21-2005, 14:24 Post: 104636
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 Water to the garage

The other thing is the plain old PITA regulations.

In many places you cannot run another underground utility, either a) within x feet of a gas line, or b) 90° to and crossing a gas line at any depth.

This is to prevent two very possible scenarios. One, somebody tries to dig up the 'other' utility and hits the gas line. Two, the gas company don't want to have to wait for the electric or anybody else if they have to dig up their pipe in an emergency, and they certainly don't want to risk hitting a buried electric cable if the gas line is leaking.

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There is an alternative, depending on where you live.

In my case it is just too far from the house to the shop, about 500', so what I did was basically put a second well in for the shop.

You are not likely looking for potable water, I wasn't, just to wash hands, cars, trucks, tractors and flush the toilet.

In many cases there is more than enough ground water to get by with just a sand point 20'ish feet down. If there isn't a lot of water, or you will need lots of water for washing stuff, you can bury a tank (new, unused septic or otherwise) in the yard with a couple of holes in it under the yard and let the water table fill it, that way you always have a good supply ready when you need it. Usually you can also get the local turf company to drop a tanker full of water for a few bucks, it's $50 around here.

My shop doesn't have a septic system either, just a big tank buried in the yard. Once a year I spend about $150 and the guy pumps both the house (for safety) and the shop tanks dry.

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