§ 51.30 RESPONSIBILITY OF THE TOWN.
   (A)   The town will undertake to use reasonable care and diligence in order to prevent and avoid interruptions and fluctuations in water service and to maintain a pressure on the distribution system that is required for reasonable service, but it cannot and does not guarantee to furnish at all times any give quantity for fire or for general purposes or that interruptions and fluctuations in service will not occur. In the event there occurs any excess or deficiency in the pressure, volume or supply of water for any cause whatsoever, other than intentional default or neglect on the part of the town, the town shall not in any way or under any circumstances be held liable or responsible to any person, firm, corporation or governmental unit for any loss or damage resulting therefrom.
   (B)   Unless due to intentional default or neglect on the part of the town, the town shall not be liable for any damages resulting from the breaking of any mains or service pipes, from any interruption of the supply of water caused by the malfunction of machinery or facilities or by the stoppage thereof for necessary repairs or maintenance, or from any other act, omission or event.
   (C)   The town shall not be considered in any manner an insurer of property or persons, or to have undertaken to extinguish fire or to protect any persons or property against loss or damages by fire, or otherwise. The town agrees to furnish and provide such supply of water as shall then be available.
(Ord. 2010-2, passed 6-7-2010)