(A) All owners shall, at their own expense, keep their service pipe from the point of connection to the main line and all other apparatus in good repair and properly protected from frost and other damages. No claims shall be made against the village by reason of breaking of any of the service pipes or apparatus or from any other damage that may result from shutting off water for repairing or for any other purpose or for any variation in pressure. No reduction will be made from the regular rates as billed on account of leaking pipes or fixtures.
(B) Leaks in the service pipe between the shut-off box or service box and the meter shall be repaired by the property owner at his or her own expense, and if not repaired within five days after receiving notice from the Superintendent of Public Works, the water shall be shut-off until the repair is made. No reduction shall be made or rebate allowed to any consumer on account of leakage or alleged leakage in any pipe, tank or other apparatus or device.
(C) No claims shall be allowed against the village on account of interruption of the water supply caused by the breaking of pipe or machinery or by stoppage for repairs on account of fire or other emergency, and no claims shall be allowed for any damages caused by the breaking of any pipe or equipment. The village will not be responsible for accidents resulting from insecure boilers or from variation in the water pressure or the ram of water from the mains or from collapse of any water fixture from any cause whatsoever.
(Prior Code, § 7-4B-5)