(A) The Utilities Department shall establish a public education program whereby citizens are informed of the benefits of effluent reuse, acceptable practices for reclaimed water usage, requirements for service, and the penalties for violation. Such public education program may be accomplished by public meetings, news media, water bill inserts, pamphlets, or other public access means.
(B) The public shall be notified of the use of reclaimed water. The effluent reuse end user shall be responsible for posting and maintaining advisory signs in the area where effluent reuse is practiced.
(C) All reclaimed water valves and outlets shall be appropriately tagged or labeled to warn the public that the water is not intended for drinking.
(Ord. O-94-09, passed 3-2-94)