(A) Cross-connection surveys shall, at a minimum, consider the existence of cross-connections, the nature of materials handled on the premise, the probability of backflow occurring, the degree of piping complexity, and the potential for piping system modification.
(B) The city may, from time to time, inspect the premises of existing service connections that, in the opinion of the Director, may require backflow protection.
(C) The customer, or representative who is knowledgeable about onsite activities, shall accompany the cross-connection control specialist during the survey to answer any questions that may arise.
(D) If it is determined that a backflow prevention assembly is required, such determination by the city shall be final, and the installation of a backflow prevention assembly shall be a condition of continued water service.
(E) The city shall notify the customer in writing if a backflow prevention assembly must be installed. The notice shall contain the date when the installation must be completed and test results submitted.
(F) Failure by customer to install a backflow prevention assembly or failure to submit a completed test form within the time period allowed by the city shall result in termination of water service.
(G) Failure by customer to allow the city access to customer's premise to perform the cross-connection survey shall result in termination of water service.
(Ord. 1299, passed 8-19-20)