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02-29-2013 EDC Meeting
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Section 15-2.14. HYDRANT USE <br /> Hydrant use shall be restricted to the water department and fire department <br /> personnel only (for city use only). Any other use must be approved by the Public Works <br /> Supervisor. Anyone wishing to obtain water from a hydrant for any purpose shall make <br /> application through the City Clerk or Public Works Supervisor for such service. <br /> Section 15-2.15. CITY RESPONSIBILITY <br /> The city reserves the right to restrict use to anyone for reasons they feel exceed the <br /> purpose of the water department. <br /> The City reserves the right to inspect any water service at any reasonable hour for <br /> violations or just to ascertain the proper operation thereof. If this inspection finds a <br /> violation of water use in any way or leaks in the customer line and failure to repair or <br /> correct any violation upon reasonable notice, the city may discontinue the service until <br /> the line is repaired and a reconnection fee is paid. The City shall also, at its discretion, be <br /> able to shut the water off immediately, repair the damage either on its own, or through a <br /> subcontractor, and bill the landowner for the cost of repair. <br /> Section 15-2.16. TAMPERING WITH A WATER METER <br /> Any person convicted of tampering with a water meter is guilty of a misdemeanor. <br /> Section 15-2.17. WATER AVAILABILITY CHARGE (WAC) <br /> 1. Charge Established. For the purpose of providing funds for the city's <br /> wells, water treatment, water storage, and water distribution systems, and the <br /> plant and facilities connected therewith, and the payment of capital charges <br /> represented by bonds, certificates of indebtedness, or otherwise, which may be <br /> used to finance the costs of additions or expansions to the facilities, and the <br /> payment of reasonable requirements or reserves for replacement in obsolescence <br /> thereof, there is hereby imposed upon each lot, parcel of land, building or <br /> premises having any connection with the City's public water system a water <br /> availability charge (WAC) as hereinafter provided and pursuant to Minn. Stat. <br /> Sec. 444.075. Said charge shall be in addition to any other previous or future <br /> charge or assessment levied against the property. <br /> 2. Determination and Administration of Charge. The availability charge as <br /> hereinabove authorized shall be imposed in addition to the user charges for water <br /> service and shall be determined and administered as follows: <br /> A. Payment Required: <br />
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