(6-a)
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Whenever the Village Superintendent of Public
Works or his agent makes a service call for the purpose of turning
off the water service, where a person is in default, an additional
charge of $50 shall be immediately added to the water charge, and
if such charge is not paid at the time of said service call, the water
charge shall be considered not paid and the Superintendent of Public
Works or his agent shall proceed to shut off the water service. The
Village Superintendent of Public Works or his agent shall file with
the Village Clerk-Treasurer within 24 hours, notice of the additional
charge imposed for the service call.
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(6-b)
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Whenever a service has been turned off for nonpayment
of water bill or other charges, or for any violation of any rule or
regulation of the Board, it shall not be turned on again until all
charges or fines have been paid or the defects of the service have
been adjusted and until a fee of $50 for turning on the water shall
have been paid.
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(6-c)
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The Village Clerk-Treasurer shall give notice
of the procedure on the water bill.
[Amended 1-8-1985 by L.L. No. 1-1985; 1-12-1988] |
(26-a)
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Cross-connections. It shall be unlawful for
the owner of property or the user of Village water, or both, to introduce
or permit the introduction into the Village water supply system any
pollution or contamination of any kind. Whenever a cross-connection
to another water supply into the Village system is found, or wherever
any other condition is found which presents the possibility of contamination
or pollution, the water supply to such premises and/or other premises
from which cross-connection is made shall be discontinued immediately
until the cross-connection is eliminated or the condition remedied.
The operator of the Water Works may permit or require a backflow preventer
of pattern and design which the New York State Department of Health
approves as reasonably adequate to prevent contamination, if the operator
determines that the complete physical separation from the Village
water system is not practicable or necessary, or that adequate inspection
for cross-connection cannot readily be made, or that such backflow
preventer is necessary because of existing or possible backflow resulting
from special condition, use, or equipment.
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(26-b)
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Any corrosive measure, disconnection or change
on private property shall be at the sole expense of the person in
control of such property. Any changes required in the Village system
outside the property or between the meter and the supply line or distribution
system, and any charges for cut off or disconnection shall be added
to the charges for water against the premises necessitating such expenditure.
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(26-c)
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All physical connections which may constitute
potential cross-connection are prohibited unless constructed, maintained,
and operated in accordance with the provisions of the New York State
Sanitary Code Chapter I, Part 5.
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(26-d)
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Should any provision of this law be judicially
determined to be unconstitutional or invalid, the remaining provisions
shall continue in full force and effect.
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