A. When an applicant has complied with all the requirements of this chapter relating to the application for meter service, and has paid all charges incurred, the water department shall cause the property described to be connected with the village water mains in the following manner:
1. Where property is located upon a street in which a water main is laid, same shall be connected with the water system by a service pipe extending at right angles from the main to the curb line, a stopcock placed inside the street curb line with a meter box and box cover; provided however, nothing in this subsection shall interfere with the water department installing a service pipe of sufficient size from the water main to the curb for the purpose of leading branches to the right and left in the parking to supply other properties.
2. Where property is located on a street in which there exists no water main in front of the premises applied for, the water department shall estimate the cost of any extension and upon payment by the applicant of the charges estimated, the same shall be installed by the water department; provided, that only one service connection may be allowed on a three-fourths inch (3/4") pipe, two (2) service connections on a one inch (1") pipe, four (4) service connections on a one and one-half inch (11/2") pipe and eight (8) service connections on a two inch (2") pipe.
B. No water pipes laid in the streets or alleys of the village of less than three inches (3") shall be considered as mains and the water department may at any time order such pipes removed and mains installed. (Ord. 43 § 2, 1935)