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| The Consolidated Borough of Quil
Ceda Village |
Ordinance No. 13.01.1
Utility and Environmental Services |
| Article VI - Customer Obligations |
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| Section 6.01. Conditions for Service, Payments: As
a condition for receiving utility services from the Utility and Environmental
Services Department, the customer agrees to comply with all provisions of
this Ordinance, and any regulations duly adopted by the Village as well
as any other applicable codes or regulations, including being current in
the payment of all fees, penalties, costs, damages, or other charges assessed
by the Department. |
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| Section 6.02. Maintenance; Repairs; Liability: The
customer shall be responsible for maintaining and repairing water and sewer
lines located on or in the customer's grounds, building or residence in
compliance with applicable regulations. The customer shall notify the Department
in advance of major maintenance or repairs planned for water or sewer lines.
The customer shall permit the Department to inspect the work for compliance
with applicable regulations. The customer shall be liable for any damage
to the Department's lines, equipment or other property caused by the customer,
his family, guests, tenants, agents, employees, contractors, licensees or
other persons under the customer's control or authority. |
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| Section 6.03. Customer Termination of Service; Abandonment:
A customer planning to vacate any grounds, building
or residence served by the Department shall notify the Department in writing
one week prior to the date the customer plans to either vacate or terminate
service, whichever is later. A customer who fails to give notice is responsible
for all charges accrued up to one week after notice is received by the Department,
or up until service is terminated, whichever comes first. |
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| Section 6.04. Water Shortages: During
water shortages declared by the Utility Department, the customer shall limit
his use of water according to allocations established by the Utility Department.
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| Section 6.05. Inspections: The customer
shall not unreasonably withhold permission for the Department to enter and
inspect the Department's and customer fixtures, lines and equipment when
necessary to insure that they are operating in a manner that would not likely
disrupt or interfere with utility services. The customer shall be liable
for any costs or related expenses caused by his unreasonable withholding
of permission. |
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| Section 6.06. Permits: The customer shall
obtain written permission from the Utility Department prior to making any
connection, re-connection, with, disconnection from, or other private use
of any Department water or sewer system, road, appurtenance, or other utility
service or facility. The customer shall obtain written permission from the
Utility Department prior to constructing any private water or sewer system,
or other private utility. |
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| Section 6.07. Cross-connections: The
customer shall not make a cross-connection with the Village Public Water
supply. A cross-connection is defined as any physical connection between
the Village Public Water system and another piping system, either water
or waste. Any individual source must be totally disconnected from the household
plumbing prior to connection to the Village public Water Supply. "Disconnection"
done solely by a valve shall not be allowed. |
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| Section 6.08. Solid Waste Facilities: The
customer shall provide his own refuse containers and shall maintain the
cans and holding facility in a manner that prevents the harborage of rodents
and vermin. There shall be no excessive accumulation of refuse, garbage
or solid waste in the community or around individual home sites.
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| Section 6.09. Use of Sewerage System: The
customer shall use the sewerage collection, treatment and disposal system
only for the disposal of normal household liquid waste including waste from
toilet facilities, shower and bathing facilities and kitchen facilities.
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| Section 6.10. Unauthorized Disposal: The
customer shall not dispose of any material into the sanitary sewer which
may cause the collection lines or subsurface drain field to become blocked
or excessively loaded with solids, including but not limited to garbage,
disposable diapers, sanitary napkins, paper material other than toilet paper,
cigarette waste, cat litter, etc. |
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| Section 6.11. Toxic Waste Disposal: No
customer shall dispose of any toxic, radioactive or otherwise hazardous
waste into any Village or private sanitary or storm sewerage system. Toxic
and hazardous waste include but are not limited to: oil, pesticides, gasoline,
organic solvents, paint, poisons and other manufactured chemical compounds.
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