TITLE 13
PUBLIC UTILITIES
PUBLIC UTILITIES
CHAPTER 1
WATER USE AND SERVICE
WATER USE AND SERVICE
SECTION:
13-1-1: Provisions Of Chapter Part Of Contract
13-1-2: City Not Responsible For Breaks In Lines
13-1-3: Abandoned Service Pipes
13-1-4: City's Right To Shut Off Service, Establish Fee
13-1-5: Care Of Water Heaters During Service Shutoffs
13-1-6: Nonliability Of City In Turning On Service
13-1-7: Service Turned On By City Only
13-1-8: Closing Of Accounts
13-1-9: Use Of Fire Hydrants Restricted
13-1-10: Right Of Access For Inspection
13-1-11: Impersonation Of Department Inspectors
13-1-12: Information As To Location Of Mains And Pipes
13-1-13: Extension Of Mains
13-1-14: Fire Lines
The provisions of this chapter shall be considered a part of the contract with every person who takes water supplied by the city, and every such person who takes water shall be considered as having expressed such person's agreement to be bound thereby. (2007 Code § 44-122)
A. Shut Off For Repairs, Extensions: The city manager reserves the right at any time, when necessary, without notice, to shut the water off for the purpose of making repairs or extensions or for other purposes, and no claims shall be made against the city by reason of the breakage of any service pipe or service cock, or from any other damage that may result from shutting off the water for repairing, laying or relaying mains, hydrants or other connections.
B. Authority To Establish Fee: The city manager is authorized to establish the fee for shutoff/turnon, for disconnect for nonpayment of bills, or temporary disconnections of service requested by customer. (2007 Code § 44-125)
When water is shut off for making repairs, consumers having water heating coils shall turn off the water at the basement shutoff and open a faucet in the hot water pipe and leave it open until the water is turned on, in order to protect piping and fixtures from excessive pressures from hot water or steam. (2007 Code § 44-126)
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