(A) Reason for turning off. Water may be cut off and service discontinued for any user for any of the following reasons:
(1) Violation of any ordinance provision relating to the water system, or violation of any ordinance provision or any provision of any code adopted by reference relating to water and sanitary plumbing;
(2) Failure to pay a water bill or other proper charge in connection with the water system or the sewer use fee by the time specified; and
(3) Any act or omission in regard to the water system or sanitary sewer system, the use of water, or the disposal of liquid wastes, which jeopardizes the public health or safety, creates a public nuisance or interferes with the rights of others.
(B) Turning water on again. When a customer’s water service has been cut off because of delinquency or act or omission of the customer, as provided by ordinance, it may be turned on again when all charges have been paid or other change in the conditions justify it. A charge shall be made for turning the water on again.
(C) Water turned back on, city authority. When the water has been turned off by city personnel, it shall not again be turned on except by permission of the city.
(D) City authority to turn off water. The city reserves the right to cut off water service to any customer when necessary for the public welfare.
(Prior Code, § 8-2-7)