Every metered water supply service shall have a monthly minimum charge or rate, varying with and based upon the size of the meter installed in accordance with the rules on the Commission
The mimimum charge shall be in accordance with the schedule and shall entitle the consumer, without additional charge, to have supplied through the meter the amount of water set forth in the water rate table.
All water meters, boxes, lids or any apparatus connected with same are the property of the District and will be maintained by the District. It is a misdemeanor to tamper with, alter, disfigure, or desroy any part of the District's system and conviction of same shall be a fine of not less the $10.00 nor more than $100.00 plus any expense the District incurs in repairing the damage. The meter for each customer is installed and maintained by the District. Any damage to the water meter caused by or through the actiions of the customer shall be repaired at the customer's expense. Any damage to the water meter must be reported promptly to the Water District.
Commercial accounts have until the 15th of the month to pay the net amount. The gross amount is due between the 15th and 20th . A $20.00 late charge will be added after the 20th of the month. Service will be disconnected on the 21st .
CHANGE IN LOCATION OF METERS
Customers must permit the District reasonable access to its equipment at all times. All trees, shrubs, and fences should be placed so as to permit convenient access to the water meter. If a fence is erected after the meter has been installed, the fence should set back or offset so that the water meter is completely outside the fence.
If a meter is relocated for the convenience of the customer, of if the customer fails to allow the District reasonable access to the meter, the customer shall pay all costs incurred in the relocation of the meter.
The customer is responsible for the service pipes and fixtures from the water meter to the point of consumption. All leakage must be kept to a minimum. Excess leakage of water shall be considered a willful waste of water and if not properly corrected, may result in discontinuance of service until the necessary repairs have been made.
It is against state health regulations to connect any apparatus to your water service which uses toxic materials without the installation of an approved back-flow prevention device. A private well may not be tied to the District's system.
The District reserves the right to change the rules, regulations, and rates for water and sewer use, and to shut off or restrict the water for alterations, extension, or repairs when necessary.
The District shall not be liable under any circumstances for the deficiency or failure in the supply of water, whether occasioned by shutting off water to make repairs, connections, or for any cause whatsoever.
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