The purpose of this Part 4 is to protect the consumers of the Water district from contamination to the public water supply which could result from the interconnection of separate sources of water with the public water supply. Further, the town finds that any interconnection would be counterproductive to the cross-connection and backflow prevention provisions contained in Part 3 of this chapter. Thus, the town finds that it is necessary to regulate separate sources of water to prevent interconnections with the water district water supply and to recover the administrative costs associated with implementing such regulations.
As used in this chapter, the following terms
shall have the meanings indicated:
The Town Board of the Town of New Castle.
A plumbing system with no spigots, valves, faucets or other
appurtenances extending from any piping to which a connection to another
water system or supply may be made.
The New Castle Commissioner of Public Works.
A supply of water for human consumption or other use suitable
for residential use, not including irrigation and recreational uses.
Irrigation uses include watering of plants, grass, shrubbery,
as well as agricultural produce and water for consumption by livestock.
The person or persons owning, leasing or occupying the premises
connected to or being connected to the mains in the water district,
who applies for permission to install a separate source of water as
set forth in this Part 4.
Includes swimming, fishing, boating or other recreational
water related activities.
A supply or source of water other than from the water district
or from another municipal purveyor or supplier of water.
New Castle Stanwood Consolidated Water District as same may
be extended from time to time.
