(A) Whenever the premises to be supplied with water lies outside of the town limits, the party or parties so applying shall pay the entire expense of laying such service pipe and/or distribution main to the premises desired, including the cost of tapping and the curb box.
(Ord. 138 S33, 1916)
(B) Any connections to the town's water utility outside the town's corporate limits shall be permitted at the discretion of the Town Council. Service to residences, subdivisions, or commercial properties shall be limited to the capacity of the treatment facility as determined by the administrative authority. Council refusal of requests for service are determined by facility capacity, economic analysis, and design feasibility. The town shall not be held liable for refusals of requests for service for any reason.
(C) Any residence, subdivision, or commercial property connecting to the town's water system shall comply with all town, county, state, or federal regulations which govern the operation of water distribution systems and connections thereto. All town specifications, ordinances, and requirements shall apply to the system connecting to town's water distribution system, unless agreed to in writing by the Town Council.
(D) The liability of town Water Utility or its agents of any kind due to water supplied by the water utility to the unincorporated subdivision or commercial property shall end at a point established by the Town Council. Property damage, public health problems, or any conditions which result from the connection to the town Water Utility's distribution system or from conditions which are caused by the unincorporated distribution system are the responsibility of the owner/developer.
(E) The owner of the property shall be responsible for backflow protection and cross connection control and shall be liable for any damage caused by such.
(F) Failure to comply with any provisions of state, county, federal, or town ordinance, law, or requirement shall be terms for discontinuance of service.
('80 Code, §13.12.090)