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02-29-2013 EDC Meeting
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Section 15-2.12. RESPONSIBILITY OF OWNERS <br /> 1. The city shall own the water line up to the designated curb stop. In the <br /> event that there is no curb stop on the property, the city shall own the water line <br /> up to the edge of the dedicated street. All of the service line from the meter to the <br /> designated curb stop, or edge of dedicated street, and all valves, boxes and parts <br /> thereof are owned by the customer and are to be maintained by them. Only the <br /> meter is owned by the city and shall be so maintained. Any damage through <br /> malicious mischief, neglect, freezing or whatever to destroy the meter shall be the <br /> liability of the customer, whether it is an owner or the renter of the property. <br /> 2. The Supervisor or designated employees shall have free access at all <br /> reasonable hours to any premises to ascertain the location or condition of all water <br /> equipment. Any person desiring to discontinue the use of city water shall notify <br /> the city in writing and the inspection and shutoff work must be done by a duly <br /> authorized city representative. The city shall have the right of access on the home <br /> owner's property in order to dig to the curb stop and the right of access on the <br /> home owner's property for access to said curb stop. <br /> 3. When a customer complains that the bill for any past service period is <br /> excessive, the city shall have the meter reread upon request. If the customer <br /> remains dissatisfied, and he may, upon written request and a deposit of $20.00, —� <br /> have the meter removed and tested. If the tests show an error in the city's favor <br /> exceeding five (5) percent of the water consumed, the deposit shall be refunded, <br /> an accurate meter shall be installed, and the bill shall be adjusted accordingly. <br /> Such adjustment shall not extend back more than one service period (one month) <br /> from the date of the written request. <br /> 4. When time warrants and the city finds water rationing necessary to protect <br /> the city supply, and after sufficient notice has been given to this rationing, a <br /> customer is found in violation, the water department will shut off the water to that <br /> customer and will not be resupplied until the customer has a hearing with the City <br /> Council. Sufficient notice will be a publication in the official newspaper if time <br /> permits or on short notice, notification over the local radio station and City <br /> website. <br /> Section 15-2.13. DISCLAIMER OF LIABILITY <br /> The City shall not be liable for any deficiency or failure in the supply of water to property <br /> owners or users, whether occasioned by shutting the water off for the purpose of making <br /> repairs or connections, or from any other cause whatever. <br />
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