(A) Non-compliance to any of the terms stated in this chapter will result in the following escalating enforcement procedures:
(1) A 30-day written notice will be sent by certified mail to the user stating the specific violation, the recommended action, the time by which the violation must be cured, and the penalty for failing to cure the violation. The notice also will inform the user of this right to administrative review of the specific alleged violation;
(2) A ten-day final written notice by certified mail will be sent stating the specific violation, the recommended action, the time by which the violation must be cured, and the penalty to be imposed (discontinued service) if the violation is not cured;
(3) When the user has been provided with both required notices of non-compliance and fails to cure the same as provided in the written notice, service to the user will be discontinued; and
(4) Discontinued service will consist of closing the control valve to the user's system, and the user will incur the standard monetary penalties for delinquent shut-off. The utility will not restore service to the user until the utility has determined that the user is in compliance with the provision of this chapter.
(B) In the event that inspection of the use's premises or other compelling evidence shows an immediate hazard of public water supply contamination, the utility is authorized to discontinue service to that user without prior notice. Written notice shall be filed with the Clerk-Treasurer's Office and the County Health Department and a copy given to the user within three days of the emergency action.
(1998 Code, § 9-138) (Ord. 582, passed - -1996)