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No person shall place or deposit any dirt or material in a fire hydrant or in a valve box or stop cock box, commit an act tending to obstruct the use thereof; fail to remove any snow or ice from or on a hydrant situated on a tree lawn immediately adjacent to property which the person owns, occupies or is in charge of; or injure in any manner a fixture connected with the system of the Division of Water.
(Ord. No. 448-81. Passed 5-4-81, eff. 5-7-81)
All service pipes for supplying hydraulic elevators or other large motors must have suitable air chambers attached thereto for the purpose of preventing water ram in the pipes. The owners or users of such elevators or motors must keep the same in good repair so as to prevent all leakage or waste of water.
(Ord. No. 99566. Passed 5-22-33)
(a) No arrangement shall be allowed whereby there may be any possibility of rain, river or other polluted water flowing into the City’s mains.
(b) No service pipe connected with the City’s mains shall be connected with any pipes supplied with water from any other source.
(Ord. No. 99566. Passed 5-22-33)
In all cases where fire hydrants, meters, covers, vaults or other fixtures or property belonging to the Division of Water have been broken or injured in any way or manner, the person causing such break or injury shall pay to the Division the cost of making all necessary repairs of replacements.
(Ord. No. 99566. Passed 5-22-33)
Upon request of a customer or owner of premises, for the removal or change in location of a fire hydrant, meter vault or other fixture connected with the water supply system, such work shall be done by the Division of Water at the expense of the party making the request. The estimated cost of such work shall be paid in advance, subject to adjustment after the work is completed.
(Ord. No. 101523. Passed 5-28-34)
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