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The Village Administrator and/or designee is hereby empowered and instructed to terminate utility service to all customers delinquent in utility bills. Prior to termination, the Village Administrator and/or designee shall be required to post a 5 Day Notice of Termination of Service to the Premises, by attaching the notice to the outside door of the premises delinquent on payment for that service.
(Ord. 31-2016. Passed 8-15-16.)
Council hereby establishes a deposit of one hundred sixty-six percent (166%) of an average monthly utility bill pursuant to 11 U.S.C. 366-B of the Bankruptcy Code, for adequate assurance for payment of future utility bills for customers who have filed bankruptcy.
(Ord. 46-90. Passed 11-l9-90.)
When a check or other negotiable instrument used in the payment of utility services for public purposes due pursuant to this chapter is dishonored, an additional charge of forty dollars ($40.00) per dishonored item shall be added to the bill of the person or entity owing the same.
(Ord. 31-2016. Passed 8-15-16.)
Any Clay Township property owner that is contiguous to the Village of Genoa’s corporation limits who wishes to have provided water service, sanitary sewer service, and does not annex into the Village of Genoa the Mayor and Village Administrator shall decide whether it is in the Village’s best interests to allow a property owner of Clay Township that is not willing to annex into the Village to be able to have said utility services. Should the Mayor and the Village Administrator decide it is in the Village’s best interest to allow a property owner of Clay Township that will not annex into the Village to be able to have water service, and sanitary sewer service a fifty percent (50%) surcharge will be imposed at the time of service. Furthermore, should the Mayor and Village Administrator allow for storm water collection service, a fee will be imposed by Village Council at the time of request.
(Ord. 43-01. Passed 6-4-01.)