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Water Service Application - City of Bellevue 2026

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The document is a Water Service Application form from the Utilities Department of Bellevue, designed for applicants seeking water and sewer services. It requires detailed information about the property, applicant, contractor, and project specifics. The form includes sections for both the applicant and city officials to complete, ensuring compliance with local regulations and billing procedures.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Water Service Application in the editor.
Begin by filling out Section A. Enter the property address, ensuring to include the zip code. Indicate if the property is in Unincorporated King County by circling 'YES' or 'NO'. If applicable, provide a project name.
Next, complete the applicant's information including name, phone number, and address. Ensure all details are accurate for effective communication.
Designate a contact person if different from the applicant. Fill in their contact details as required.
If applicable, provide information about a licensed contractor and their license numbers. This is essential for service installations.
Complete any additional fields such as legal descriptions and tax assessor numbers as needed.
Finally, review your entries for accuracy and sign at the bottom of Section A before submitting your application.

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Does Bellevue, WA have hard or soft water?

Is Bellevues drinking water hard or soft? Bellevues drinking water is very soft. It is not necessary to use special water softeners for your clothes or dishwashing machines. Waters hardness and softness is due to its concentration of minerals, such as calcium and magnesium.

Is Bellevue tap water safe to drink?

The clean and safe water you drink every day comes from the Cedar River and the south fork of the Tolt River. This water is obtained through Cascade Water Alliance (Cascade) which purchases its water from Seattle Public Utilities on behalf of its member utilities.

How do I stop the water service in Bellevue?

To stop or start utility services to your home, business or property, call Bellevue Utilities at 425-452-6973 or email MyUtilityBill@bellevuewa.gov.

Where does Bellevue get its water?

Bellevue Utilities designs, operates and maintains the citys water storage and distribution system ensuring your water is safe and reliable. Bellevues high-quality drinking water comes from the watersheds of the Tolt and Cedar rivers, and meets or exceeds all state and federal drinking water standards.

Who provides water in Bellevue WA?

Bellevue Utilities provides high-quality drinking water to more than 37,000 homes across Bellevues service area through 600 miles of pressurized watermain pipes.

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Where does Seattle get its drinking water from?

Two Western Washington rivers provide Seattle with the water we use every day to drink, cook, clean and water our lawns or gardens. They are the Cedar and South Fork Tolt rivers and together they provide Seattle Public Utilities with enough water to cover about 1.5 million customers.

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