(A) The public works director shall issue an annual notice to the customer or the owner of each backflow prevention device to arrange for the inspection and testing of each device on the premises. The notice shall include the method of reporting compliance to the city, along with information necessary to arrange for the inspection and testing. The city shall establish the fees associated with compliance with this section by ordinance or resolution.
(B) Completed forms demonstrating testing and inspection compliance shall be returned to the water resources manager, along with applicable fee, within 30 days of the notice.
(C) If the properly completed compliance forms are not returned within 30 days, the water resources manager shall send a second notice, and assess an additional late fee.
(D) If the properly completed compliance forms are not returned within 60 days of the original notice, the water resources manager shall send a third notice, and assess an additional late fee.
(E) If the properly completed compliance forms are not returned within 90 days of the original notice, the water resources manager shall send a final notice indicating that the water resources manager will arrange for the completion of the testing and inspection. The customer or owner shall pay an additional fee, plus the cost of all administrative, labor and materials required to complete the work.
(F) Compliance with this section 22-74.1 shall be deemed complete when the water resources manager receives both the completed compliance inspection form and the associated fee.
(Ord. No. 2661, 2819)