4. When a property lacks connection to a public water supply, the appraiser must condition the appraisal on connection to a public supply, assuming:

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4. When a property lacks connection to a public water supply, the appraiser must condition the appraisal on connection to a public supply, assuming:
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Connection cost is less than 3% of the value of the property feasible to hook up connection to a public suppy is possible connection is feasible (3% or less)of the estimated value of the property that a public water supply is available to the site. supply is availab.e Public supply is available and economicly feasible supply is available pass a well and septic tank ispection Assuming that the property does not have its own private water supply such as a well or that a private well cannot be drilled. well & septic must pass inspection of a qualified well & septic inspector public water is available public water available and economically feasable public water available and economically feasable economically feasable & less than 3% of market value public water available and economically feasable public water availabel and economically feasable it is feasible it is feasible the connection cost are less than 3% of the estimated value od the property. the connection costs are reasonable (3% of the estimated value of the property economically feasable & less than 3% of market value Public water is available, an econ. feasable, if not have well water tested. Public water is available, an econ. feasable, if not have well water tested. Public water is available, an econ. feasable, if not have well water tested. public water is available cost to connetct is less than 3% of the estimated market value, not sle price They have a well tested for acceptable lead content economically feasible and less than 3% of sales price public water is available it is feasible Quote from 4150.2 page 3-10 "Conncetion must be made to a public water/sewage system or a community water/sewage system, if the connection costs to the public system are reasonable (3% or less of the estimated value of the property). If the costs exceed 3%, the existing on-site systems will be acceptable provided they are functionaing properly and meet the requirements of the local health department". I have all of the page references and answersto the 200 questions at www.seanet.com/~mroskind a public water supply is available The cost to hook up to public water is 3% or less of the cost of the home.