90.01 Definitions | 90.14 Inspection and Approval |
90.02 Superintendent’s Duties | 90.15 Completion by the City |
90.03 Mandatory Connections | 90.16 Shutting off Water Supply |
90.04 Abandoned Connections | 90.17 Operation of Curb Valve |
90.05 Permit | 90.18 Fire Hydrants |
90.06 Compliance with Plumbing Code | 90.19 Water Service Outside City Limits |
90.07 Plumber Required | 90.20 City Not Liable for Damages |
90.08 Tapping Mains | 90.21 Service Connections – Work Assignments |
90.09 Water Service Pipe Material | 90.22 Disconnection and Abandonment of Service Pipes |
90.10 Responsibility for Water Service Pipe and Stop Box | 90.23 Suspension of Water Usage for Lawn and Garden Sprinkling and Other Uses |
90.11 Failure to Maintain | 90.24 Water Districts |
90.12 Curb Valve | |
90.13 Interior Valve | |
The following terms are defined for use in the chapters in this Code of Ordinances pertaining to the Water Service System:
1. “Combined service account” means a customer service account for the provision of two or more utility services.
2. “Customer” means, in addition to any person receiving water service from the City, the owner of the property served, and as between such parties the duties, responsibilities, liabilities and obligations hereinafter imposed shall be joint and several.
3. “Superintendent” means the Director of Public Works or their designee.
(Ord. 2172 – May 11 Supp.)
4. “Water main” means a water supply pipe provided for public or community use.
5. “Water service pipe” means the pipe from the water main to the building served.
6. “Water system” or “water works” means all public facilities for securing, collecting, storing, pumping, treating and distributing water.
7. “Water District” means an area organized by an independent organization for the purpose of water distribution and/or water storage in a defined area outside the City limits.
8. “Water loss” means any amount of water unaccounted for determined by taking the difference between all individual meter reads in the water district and the overall master meter reading.
9. “Master meter” means the meter installed at the juncture between where the public water system terminates and where the water district system begins.
(Ord. 2172 – May 11 Supp.)
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