intermediate work · San Jacinto Plaza, downtown El Paso, TX
Repair the public drinking fountain.
Fund it for $380. Proof lands onchain when it's done.
$380 proposed
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What the work involvesThe public drinking fountain at San Jacinto Plaza is jammed or dry, leaving park users with no water in the desert heat. Repairing it with lead-free, potable-rated parts restores free water for everyone. Local supply shut off first, with city consent in hand.
How this work is done
A documented method, so this packet comes out the same whoever does it.
Bring
- the utility's or facility's work authorization plus the fixture's manufacturer instructions and parts
- shutoff key or hydrant wrench and the valve-exercise log sheet
- pipe wrenches, basin wrench, thread sealant and the specified gaskets
- the backflow or vacuum-breaker device the code requires for the connection
- bucket, flush timer, and a flow-rate measure
- gloves and eye protection
- camera + GPS phone
Steps
- 1. ASSESS: photograph the fixture as found, run it if it runs, and record the fault (no flow, low flow, leak, seized valve, missing bubbler guard).
- 2. Confirm the work authorization from the utility or the facility, and locate and close the correct isolation valve before opening anything.
- 3. Repair or install to the manufacturer's instructions and the local plumbing code, keeping or fitting the required backflow or vacuum-breaker protection on the connection.
- 4. For a valve exercise, cycle the valve through its full travel at the utility's specified turn count and record the turns and any binding, without forcing a seized valve.
- 5. Reopen the supply, flush the fixture for the full flush time the utility specifies for a disturbed potable line, and record the flush duration.
- 6. VERIFY: measure and log the delivered flow, confirm no leak at any joint after five minutes under pressure, and confirm the bubbler guard and drain are intact.
- 7. Photograph the working fixture from the before vantage and enter the flush time, flow reading and parts used in the proof record.
What counts as done
- Before photo of the non-functioning fountain (jammed valve, cracked bowl, or dry basin)
- Replacement parts confirmed potable-water-rated (lead-free per Safe Drinking Water Act)
- After photo of the repaired fountain
- Flow-test video showing steady, clean flow and proper drain
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