Service to a specific customer may be discontinued for any reason or no reason, or for any of the following:
(A) Nonpayment of bills. If a bill is not paid within 60 days after presentation, service may be discontinued;
(B) Unsafe apparatus. If the appliances or apparatus of a customer could cause or result in the contamination of the water supplied by the Utility Department, or result in annoyance to other customers, or are otherwise unsafe, service may be discontinued;
(C) Service detrimental to others. If the service to a customer is of a magnitude, or of a character that service to other customers is adversely affected, service may be discontinued;
(D) Fraud and abuse. Service may be refused or discontinued by the city in order to protect itself against fraud or abuse;
(E) Noncompliance with this policy or administrative authority. If a customer fails to comply with these regulations, service may be discontinued; or
(F) Charge for restoration of service. If a customer's service is discontinued, the Utility Department has the right to make a charge for disconnecting or restoring service and to require additional credit security.
(Prior Code, § 21-219)