The Public Health Engineering Department (PHED) in Haryana supplies water to urban and rural areas. Residents seeking a new connection must complete an application form, available on the PHED website or at local offices. They must submit necessary documents like proof of identity and property ownership. PHED processes applications within 12 working days. Upon approval, applicants receive information about initial connection fees and monthly charges based on their usage category. This ensures consistent access to clean drinking water.

In addition to getting a new water connection, it is essential to make your water bill payments on time. Bajaj Pay, the BBPs platform on Bajaj Finserv, is an integrated payment solution for all your bill payments, such as utility bills, broadband bills and more. Bajaj Pay also offers multiple payment options, including UPI, wallet payments, and more. These provide flexibility and security for your transactions.

Eligibility criteria for Public Health Engineering Haryana water connection

To qualify for a Public Health Engineering Haryana water connection, applicants must fulfil the municipal corporation's criteria. The property should be within Public Health Engineering Haryana's jurisdiction and comply with building regulations. You need proof of ownership or tenancy, like property tax receipts or sale deeds. Additionally, the property must be free of any pending municipal tax dues.

You must follow Public Health Engineering Haryana's water usage guidelines. The area must also have the required infrastructure. Meeting these requirements ensures a smooth application process for getting a water connection.

Step-by-step application process for Public Health Engineering Haryana water connection

1. Access the form: Obtain the application form from the Public Health Engineering Haryana office or download it from the official website.

2. Fill out the details: Provide accurate personal and property information in the application form.

3. Compile documents: Collect essential paperwork, including ownership proof, ID verification, and building plan approvals.

4. Submit the application: Hand over the filled form and required documents to the assigned Public Health Engineering Haryana office.

5. Make payments: Pay the necessary application and connection charges as per the municipal guidelines.

6. Inspection: Officials will visit the property for verification and review.

7. Get connected: Following approval, Public Health Engineering Haryana will arrange for the installation of the water supply connection.

Benefits of having a Public Health Engineering Haryana water connection

Securing a water connection from Public Health Engineering Haryana offers several advantages:

• Reliable water supply: Access to a consistent and regulated water supply for daily needs.
• Convenience: Elimination of the need for private water sources, always ensuring easy access.
• Quality assurance: Water quality is monitored and treated to meet health and safety standards.
• Cost-effective: Reduces the cost and effort of maintaining independent water sources.
• Increased property value: A water connection can enhance the value and attractiveness of the property.
• Compliance: Meets local regulations, avoiding penalties for unregulated water use.
• Environmental sustainability: Promotes responsible water management through municipal control and distribution.

Required documents for Public Health Engineering Haryana new water connection application

Applicants need to provide the following documents:

• Proof of identity: Aadhaar card, passport, or voter ID.
• Proof of ownership: Property sale deed, tax receipt, or allotment letter.
• Approved building plan: Sanctioned building plan from Public Health Engineering Haryana.
• No Objection Certificate (NOC): If applicable, from the housing society or relevant authority.
• Previous water bills: If applying for a reconnection or in cases of property transfer.

Common mistakes to avoid during Public Health Engineering Haryana new water connection application

1. Incomplete application: Not filling out all required fields in the application form can cause delays.

2. Incorrect documents: Submitting incorrect or insufficient documents, like outdated property ownership proof or missing ID verification, leads to rejection.

3. Unpaid dues: If you do not clear outstanding municipal taxes or water-related dues, they cannot process your application.

4. Incorrect fees: Paying the wrong amount or neglecting to pay the prescribed application and connection fees causes issues.

5. Non-compliance with guidelines: Ignoring Public Health Engineering Haryana's water usage and infrastructure guidelines, such as property size or zoning regulations, creates problems.

6. Missing signatures: Forgetting to sign the application form or other essential documents results in delays.

7. Delayed submission: Submitting the application or required documents after the deadline postpones or rejects the application.

Fees and charges for Public Health Engineering Haryana new water connection

Applicants must pay a non-refundable application fee for processing. You must pay a connection fee to install the water connection. According to Public Health Engineering Haryana's policies, they also collect a refundable security deposit. Additional infrastructure charges may apply if new pipelines or extensions are necessary for the property. It is crucial to review Public Health Engineering Haryana’s latest fee structure for transparency. These charges ensure an efficient setup and maintenance of the water supply infrastructure for applicants.

Steps to pay Public Health Engineering Haryana bill online on the Bajaj Finserv website

You can pay the Public Health Engineering Haryana bill on the Bajaj Finserv website by following these steps:

1. Visit the Bajaj Finserv website

2. Select 'ALL PAYMENTS' under the 'PAYMENTS' section

3. Click on 'VIEW ALL' under 'BILLS AND RECHARGES'

4. Under the 'UTILITIES AND BILLS' section, choose 'WATER'

5. Choose your provider

6. Enter your 'RR NUMBER', mobile number (if applicable), and 'FETCH YOUR BILL'

7. Pay using your Bajaj Pay, credit card, debit card, net banking, or UPI

You will receive a notification from Bajaj Finserv after making a successful payment.

Fees and charges

A convenience fee of up to 2% will be charged depending on the transaction amount and payment mode (inclusive of applicable taxes). For more information on fees and charges, click here.

Note: For failed transactions, the total amount including charges except taxes are reversed.