Sec. 23-5. Connection With Water Main; Permit; Fees; Charges:
   No connection with a water main shall be made without a permit being issued and twenty four (24) hours' notice having been given to the director of public works. All such connections shall be made by the village.
   (a)   Connection Fee And Charges: Connection fee and charges shall be as provided for in section 6-79 of this code in the amounts set forth in the annual fee resolution adopted by the corporate authorities.
   (b)   Fixture Fee: A per fixture fee in the amount set forth in the annual fee resolution adopted by the corporate authorities shall be paid for each new plumbing fixture, installation or replacement in any new or existing buildings, including fixtures roughed in for fixture use. An inspection fee in the amount set forth in the annual fee resolution adopted by the corporate authorities shall be charged for inspection of plumbing.
   (c)   Water Usage During Construction Period: There shall be a minimum charge in the amount set forth in the annual fee resolution adopted by the corporate authorities for water used during any construction of single-family and two-family residences, buildings or structures in which the service is not metered. All other construction shall be metered and a temporary water meter hookup fee shall be paid in the amount set forth in the annual fee resolution adopted by the corporate authorities.
   (d)   Connection Requirements: In addition to any other applicable requirements of this Code, whenever a new water service line is installed or an existing water service line is replaced or upgraded, the portion of the water service line that is located between the water main and the b-box must be made out of a material approved by the Director of Public Works and Engineering and at least 1.5 inches in diameter. The Building Commissioner may require a copper water service with a diameter greater than 1.5 inches when required by other provisions of this Code or other applicable requirements of law. (Ord. 0-12-36, 10-1-2012; amd. Ord. O-24-17, 4-1-2024)