As used in this chapter, the following terms
shall have the meanings indicated:
Property under common ownership which is bounded by fences,
property lines, public streets or highways.
A fixture at the property line which permits access to a
curb valve which controls the flow of water from the service connection
to the house connection.
Any person, firm, corporation, company, association, governmental
unit, lessee who, by the terms of a written lease, is responsible
for the water bill or owner of property furnished water service by
the Water Department.
The Town of Tolland Water Department.
The portion of service pipe between the curb box and house
plumbing where the water meter is normally installed.
Any device for measuring the quantity of water used as a
basis for determining charges for water service to a customer.
Includes but is not restricted to the following:
A building or combination of buildings owned
or leased by one customer, in one common enclosure, occupied by one
family as a residence or one corporation or firm as a place of business.
Each unit of a multiple house or building separated
from the next unit by a solid vertical partition wall occupied by
one family as a residence or one firm as a place of business.
A building owned or leased by one customer and
having a number of apartments, offices or lofts which are rented to
tenants using in common one hall and one or more means of entrance.
A building two or more stories high under one
roof owned or leased by one customer and having an individual entrance
for the ground floor occupants and one for the occupants of the upper
floors.
A combination of buildings owned by one customer,
in one common enclosure, none of the individual buildings of which
is adapted to separate ownership as, for example, a state elderly
housing project.
A public building.
A single plot used as a park or recreational
area.
The service pipe, including corporation stop, from the main
to and including the curb box adjacent to the street line or the customer's
property line and such other valves and fittings as the Department
may require between the main and curb box.
The pipe that runs between the main and the customer's place
of consumption, including fire lines.
