When a nonregistering meter is removed for failure to operate, a notice shall be left on the premises informing the consumer that the old meter supplying the premises has been removed for failure to operate and that a new meter has been set in its place. This notice shall also inform the consumer that in the event the removed meter shall be found upon examination to have been injured and rendered ineffective because of the backing up of hot water or steam from the consumer's water heater or boiler, the expense of the damage caused thereby will be charged to the consumer.
('61 Code, § 24.46) (Ord. 257, passed - - )