(A) General. All spigots or other connections to or from a private well shall have a sign thereon stating that the water is not safe for drinking, and said sign shall be continually maintained visibly upon said private well.
(Prior Code, § 3-143)
(B) Discontinuance; cancellation of permit. The governing body may order the discontinuance of the use of a private well or wells where it has reason and cause to believe that the public health is endangered, and for that purpose may revoke and cancel any well permit or renewal of such permit after notice and hearing. Such permit or renewal thereof may be revoked and cancelled by the municipality upon violation of any of the terms and provisions of this subchapter by the permittee or his or her successor in the interest to the property upon which such well is located or its occupants, in and to any private well after notice and hearing.
(Prior Code, § 3-144)
(C) Consent by the permittee and the like. The granting of a well permit or the renewal thereof to a permittee or its successors in interest shall constitute consent and shall grant consent by the permittee or any tenant thereon to and for the Utilities Superintendent of the municipality or his or her agents or employees to enter upon the premises upon which the well is located in order to take any action required by the Utilities Superintendent by this subchapter and to determine whether or not there is any violation of the ordinance by said well or the use thereof.
(Prior Code, § 3-145)