(A) Every separate building supplied served with town water must have its own separate service connection with the town mains, except two or more buildings located on the same lot or on contiguous lots under a single ownership, or property that is known as a court, apartment house, trailer court or other similar developments covering more than one lot may be, upon written permission granted by the Utilities Manager, supplied through a single metered connection with the town main as long as single ownership continues. Upon change from such single ownership, a new and separate connection shall be immediately made for the building or premises having the indirect connection.
(B) In case there is no water main on any street on which such premises abut, and the customer first in order of service from the main guarantees in writing the payment of water charges for all parcels of property so served, the Manager may permit such connection to be installed or remain until a water main is laid in such abutting street. When a water main is laid in the abutting street, customers will be required to disconnect from the main line and reconnect to the main in the abutting streets. Customers who fail to comply with the requirements of this section shall be subject to shut off, upon 30 days' notice by the Utilities Manager.
(C) Except as provided in § 52.202(A) and (B), single-family residences shall be limited to one water meter per parcel. Two or more meters in a manifold configuration are prohibited.
(Ord. O2011-03, passed 2-7-11; Am. Ord. O2021-08, passed 12-20-21)