Map
Communities
| # | Community | Notes for lateral work |
|---|---|---|
| A-01 | Walnut Creek | Median home built in the early 1970s; mature street trees. Central San territory. |
| A-02 | Lafayette | Median home built in 1960; hillside lots with long or steep laterals. |
| A-03 | Danville | Mostly 1970s–80s subdivisions; Town permit center for building work. |
| A-04 | Alamo | Unincorporated; County handles building and road permits. Covered on the Danville page. |
| A-05 | Blackhawk and Diablo | Unincorporated; Blackhawk HOA approval for exterior and landscape changes. |
| A-06 | Orinda | Steep, wooded lots similar to Lafayette; Central San territory. |
| A-07 | Moraga | Older Lamorinda housing; County building inspection. |
| A-08 | Pleasant Hill | Early-1970s homes, flatter lots; Central San territory. |
| A-09 | Concord and Clayton | Confirm with your city who maintains and permits your sewer before relying on our Central San guide. |
Same rules across Central San territory
Wherever Central San is your sewer agency, the basics are the same: you own the lateral to the main, outside work needs a Central San permit, and an overflow protection device is required (Central San). Details in the Central San guide; prices in the cost guide.
Sources
- Central San: Permit FAQs
- U.S. Census Bureau, ACS 5-year estimates: median year structure built (table B25035)
- Blackhawk HOA: Architectural review application
Rules and programs change. Confirm current requirements with the agency before you start work.
