COM 0327.003 2002-2004 - Laserfiche WebLink

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Hov 29 03 02:17p p,4 near the consumer's property line on the street, in alleys, or other public places, or private places as agreed. All such fittings, pipes, appliances shall remain the property ofthe Association and shall at all times be accessible to the Association, and under its control B. The service line from the point at or near the consumer's property line to the consumer's premises, and all necessary meters and meter boxes shall be laid, provided, and maintained by the consumer at the consumer's own cost The line shall be galvanized, of ample size, ofstandard weight and quality, and all cutoffs, valves, fixtures, meters, and appliances furnished by the consumer shall be ma;nta;ned in good order and condition. 6) LEAKS Any leak in any pipe or fixture on the prernises of the consumer shall be immediately repaired or caused to be repaired by the consumer at consumer's cost. Service may be discontinued by the Association until such repair is made. 7) INSPECTION All pipes, meters and fixtures shall, at all reasonable hours, be subject to inspection by the Association or its authorized agents. Consumer hereby grants a license to the Association for access to the premises for reading ofineters and/or inspection which license shall remain in full force and effect for the duration of this agreement. 8) DAMAGES A. The Association shall in no event be responsible for maintaining any service line or meter owned by the consumer, nor for damages done by water escaping from the same, nor for defects in lines or fixtures on the property of the consumer. The consumer shall at all times comply with all regulations of the Association, relating to the service lines, and shall make all changes in the consumer's lines required. B. All damage to service pipes or street mains caused by careless or negligerrt work or improper filling of excavations shall be chargeable to the person or persons causing such damage, and expenses of repairing the service pipes or street mains shall be recovered from such person or persons. 9) CONSUMERS A consumer is defined to be a person, firrr~ corporation or governmental entity taking water through a single service pipe for a single building or business. However: A. The owner of a single building used as a dwelling and occupied by one or more single persons or families, may connect such building, if not already connected, with the mains oftho Association and bo sorvod by n single xrvicc lint for which one uwiiuaau cLatge shall be paid, in which case the application for service shall be made by the owner or the owner's authorized agent and the bills for water shall be paid by the owner;