§ 23-1-12 PREMISES OUTSIDE CORPORATE LIMITS; CONNECTIONS; CONDITIONS; DISCONNECTION.
   Connections may be made to a water main of the city from premises that are outside the corporate limits of the city and are not subject at that time to being brought within the corporate limits either by voluntary action of the owner or by annexation, and water from such mains so connected may be used, on the terms and conditions set forth in the succeeding sections of this chapter. Provided, the City Council from time to time may adopt such different or additional terms and conditions governing the connection to and use of water from such mains as in its judgment are necessary or proper, and are according to law; and such additional terms and conditions shall be applicable to connections that have been made prior, as well as to those that may be made subsequent, to the adoption of such terms and conditions. Provided, further, if the City Council shall determine that the water system of the city has become inadequate to supply water to premises outside the corporate limits of the city, or, if premises become subject to being brought within the corporate limits of the city by voluntary action of the owner but the owner, after being requested by the city, fails or refuses to plat and dedicate such premises as an addition to the city, the City Manager may disconnect the service line to such premises from the main of the city.
(Ord. 1116, passed 2-25-1957; Ord. 1873, passed - -1970)