(A) The municipality’s liability shall be limited to the forfeiture of the right to charge a customer for water that is not used but is received from a service line under any of the following circumstances:
(1) After receipt of at least ten days written notice to cut off a water service, the municipality has failed to cut off such service;
(2) The municipality has attempted to cut off a service but such service has not been completely cut off;
(3) The municipality has completely cut off a service, but subsequently the cutoff develops a leak or is turned on again so that water enters the customer’s pipes from the municipality’s main.
(B) Except to the extent stated above, the municipality shall not be liable for any loss or damage resulting from cutoff failures. If a customer wished to avoid possible damage for cutoff failures, the customer shall rely exclusively on privately owned cutoffs and not on the municipality’s cutoff. Also, the customer (and not the municipality) shall be responsible for seeing that his or her plumbing is properly drained and is kept properly drained, after his or her water service has been cut off.
(`83 Code, § 13-125)