I'm not sure how it is in your location, but the municipality here would normally do the tap and make the connection, and install the gate valve for you to tap into. Once the lateral work is inspected and approved, they call for the more expensive copper tube here, the meter, backflow preventer (BFP) and code compliant plumbing is usually it, costs may be the meter, (not sure how they do that where you are maybe they provide the meter and own it) BFP the lateral piping/trench and interior plumbing. My neigbhor was in a similar situation and just kept putting it off, but really needed it, and at cost. The darned main was only 100'-125'up the hill, one day I had time with a backhoe, dug the trench, they bought the tubing, forget about the meter now, we rolled out the tubing, bed with sand, left it open for inspection, passed then they tapped and installed the valve, and connected to the lateral.
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