Cross Connection Control Plan
đ§Â Cross-Connection Control (CCC) protects public health by preventing backflowâthe reverse flow of water or other substancesâinto the UPUD water system. A cross-connection is any actual or potential link between the public drinking water system and a source that could introduce contamination. Common examples include private wells, irrigation systems, fire sprinklers with additives, swimming pools or spas with automatic fill devices, and booster pumps.

- Prevents contaminants from entering the communityâs water
- Required by California regulations and UPUDâs program
- Quick for customers to complete, and helps us identify where backflow protection is needed
If our survey or inspection identifies a hazard, UPUD will guide you on the appropriate protection and testingâusually simple steps with annual checkups.
Please complete the survey if any of the following apply:
- You are a new UPUD customer or your property use changed (added irrigation, fire sprinklers, pool/spa, business on site, booster pump, etc.)
- You have or plan to install an auxiliary water source (private well, surface water, etc)
- You received a notice from UPUD requesting an update
Residential, commercial, and agricultural customers may all be subject to CCC requirements
đ§© What Happens After You Submit
Hereâs what to expect:
- You complete the online survey (2 minutes).
- UPUD reviews your information within 10 business days.
- If your property may require a backflow prevention device or inspection, staff will contact you.
- Youâll receive written confirmation once your record is up-to-date.
Your participation helps UPUD maintain a safe and compliant water system for all customers.
