(A) If after the water supply shall have been turned on to any building, structure, or premises, it shall be found by any officer or employee of the village that fraudulent representations have been made by the applicant for such water supply or that water is being used in or upon such building, structure, or premises for purposes not set forth in the application made for such water supply or that there is willful and unreasonable use or waste of water, the Superintendent or his representative shall have the authority and it shall be his duty to cut off and stop the supply of water to such building, structure, or premises. However, service shall not be so discontinued unless the notice and hearing requirements established under ILCS Ch. 220, Act 5 § 8-101 are first satisfied (see also I. Erlichman Co., Inc. v. Illinois Commerce Commission, 92 Ill. App. 3d 1091, 416 N.E.2d 721, 48 Ill. Dec. 448 (3d Dist. 1981)). The water shall not be turned on to such building, structure, or premises until the person responsible for such fraudulent representation or for such use of water or willful or unreasonable waste thereof, shall pay the village such additional sum of money for such water supply or on account of such unreasonable waste of water as the Board of Trustees shall find properly to be due the village.
(B) Every person, firm, association, corporation, partnership, or user connected to the village sewer/water system shall, at his or her own cost and expense, have installed and kept in good serviceable repair a service line which incorporates all piping, valves, valve boxes, meters, connections, and fittings leading from the sewer/water main to the user's building, structure, or premises, as connected to the sewer/water main through said service line.
('79 Code, § 1106) (Ord. 1983-O-5, passed 4-19-83; Am. Ord. 1984-O-9, passed 3-20-84) Penalty, see § 50.999