A. Noncompliance: The utilities department may terminate water and sewer service to any customer for violating this chapter only after that customer has been provided written notice of the violation and pending termination at least ten (10) days prior to termination.
B. Hazardous Practice: If, in the opinion of the director, circumstances are found on the premises of a sewer system customer which constitute a hazard to health or which threatens damage to any portion of the sewer system, service to that customer may be terminated without prior notice to the customer. The utilities department shall notify the customer in writing immediately after termination stating the reasons for the termination and the corrective action to be taken by the customer before application for service will be considered. Once service has been terminated, the customer shall apply for new service and pay all required fees.
C. Fraud: When the utilities department declares that a customer has obtained service by fraudulent means, the service to that customer may be discontinued without prior notice. The utilities department shall not restore service to that customer until that customer has complied with this chapter and the rules and reasonable requirements of the utilities department. In addition, the customer shall reimburse the utilities department for the reasonable value of services rendered to that customer and the full cost attributable to the fraud. (TH Ord. 132A § 6, 1991)