(A) Temporary service from a fire hydrant may be provided upon proper application, subject to the approval of the fire chief and the water superintendent. The charges for installing temporary service and for water used through the temporary service shall be established pursuant to this chapter. The person requesting the temporary service shall pay the installation charges in advance.
(B) The water superintendent shall determine whether a temporary connection may be made to any existing water facility. Prior to making a temporary connection other than to a fire hydrant, the water superintendent shall estimate the cost of installation and removal, and the applicant shall pay in advance the estimated cost. Upon removal of the temporary connection, the actual cost of installation and removal shall be determined by the water superintendent. The city shall refund to the applicant the amount paid in excess of the actual cost. If the amount paid in advance is less than the actual cost, the applicant shall pay to the city the difference between the amount paid and the actual cost. The applicant shall also pay for the water used as provided in this chapter.
(C) All temporary service connections shall include backflow prevention devices and any other cross-contamination prevention facilities that the water superintendent deems necessary and appropriate.
(`64 Code, Sec. 33-25) (Ord. No. 1009, 2661)