A. 
No person shall make any attachment to or connection with any of the pipes or mains or meters of the districts nor make any repairs, additions or alterations to the service pipes, except on the consumer's side of the meter, unless he or she is an employee of the district acting within the scope of his or her employment or a person authorized so to do by the Town Board. Except as provided for herein, said persons shall be licensed plumbers.
B. 
A list of licensed plumbers authorized as provided above shall be on file in the office of the Water Department.
A. 
Each and every plumber will be required to have a license issued by the Clerk of the Town before he will be permitted to do any work in the Town insofar as this chapter is concerned. There shall be an annual license fee charged to each and every plumber who will perform work under this chapter for property owners other than himself. The license fee shall be in the amount established and/or modified from time to time by resolution of the Town Board.
B. 
If, in the opinion of the Town Board of the Town, the work performed by the plumber within the Town violates the provisions of this chapter or any other ordinance or local law of the Town or if the plumber's work is, in the opinion of the Town Board, substandard, then in that event the Town Board may revoke the license for the plumber to do work in the Town which requires a permit as provided by this chapter. Actions toward license revocation shall be administered in accordance with § 254-50 of this chapter.
Any person may make application to the Town Board for the purposes set forth in §§ 254-7 and 254-8. Except in the case of work done wholly within the owner's property, such application shall be accompanied by a bond in an amount as established and/or modified from time to time by resolution of the Town Board, with one or more sureties authorized to transact business in New York State, conditioned that he, she or it will comply with these regulations, rules and laws, will pay to the district all fees, penalties or other charges required hereby in consequence of the work undertaken and that he, she or it will restore openings made in streets, roads, lanes and other public places and pavements thereon and therein, to the same standard of condition as before the work started and keep and maintain the same in such condition for a period of one year after the work has been completed and, in case of failure so to do, will pay to the proper authority in the premises the cost of putting the same in such condition. The Town Board may, in its discretion, grant or deny such application. Such permission so given may be revoked by the Town Board at any time.
A. 
Before application for the purposes set forth in §§ 254-7 and 254-8 is approved, and, before commencing work, the applicant shall file insurance certificates with the Town Clerk. Insurance coverage shall be provided for the types and in the amounts as established and/or modified from time to time by resolution of the Town Board.
B. 
All insurance policies must provide for 15 business days' notice to the Town of Verona before cancellation and must cover all liabilities of the Town of Verona and be in a form approved by the Town of Verona Town Board.
A. 
No person shall tap any main or distributing pipe or make or interfere with any connection with the water system unless under the direction of and in the presence of the Superintendent or unless he is an employee of the district or unless specific permission in each case is given by the district; nor shall any person make any alterations or additions in and about water pipes other than on the consumer's side of the meter, unless a written permit shall have been given by the district upon written application therefor.
B. 
Where a new connection is made with street mains and where new extensions or attachments are made in unoccupied premises, the curb stop shall be closed by the Superintendent upon notification by the customer. Notice of the completion of the work shall be given the district by the customer, and the curb stop shall not again be opened until the work has been inspected and approved by the Superintendent and the meter read. Pipes and connections between the main and meter shall not be covered until so inspected and approved by the Superintendent.
No street, highway or any part of the right-of-way thereof shall be opened by any person for the purpose of making a connection with the mains or for the laying of water pipes or fixtures, unless permission, in the form of an authorizing permit or other written document, shall have been granted by the authority having jurisdiction therein.
Service taps, pipes, valves and other appurtenances shall be installed in accordance with Town of Verona Standard Specifications and Details for Water Facilities, as adopted and/or modified from time to time by resolution of the Town Board.
In the event that a change in ground elevation leaves a service pipe insufficiently buried or results in the curb box projecting above the ground or being covered with earth, the customer shall promptly lower or raise his service pipe and curb box to conform to the new ground elevation. In case the customer fails or neglects to make such alterations promptly, the supply of water will be shut off until the alterations are completed. Service will not be turned on again until the customer has received approval of the Superintendent that the service has been properly modified and has paid the fee set by the Town Board for reactivation of a service.
Pipes and meters and the appurtenances thereto on the user's property shall be kept in good repair and protected from the frost by the consumer at his own expense.
In case a house or other building is to be closed or becomes vacant, notice thereof should be given the district in order that meter may be read and curb stop closed. Where such notice is not given and pipes burst from freezing or other cause, the value of water lost by reason thereof, as estimated by the District Superintendent, together with the fee established by the Town Board to cover labor and expense to the district, shall be added to the next bill and be paid in like manner as regular water charges.
A stop or waste cock shall be provided within the building so located that all piping on the consumer's side of the meter can be drained whenever necessary.
Where water has been turned off by direction of the district or at the request of the customer, it shall not be again turned on without the permission of the district. No person other than the Superintendent or an employee of the district shall turn on any water service. Prior to reactivation, a fee, as may be established and modified from time to time by resolution of the Town Board, shall be paid to the district.
No water shall be resold or distributed by the recipient thereof from the district supply to any premises other than that for which application has been made and the meter installed, except in case of emergency where approved by the Superintendent.
Separate and independent meters shall be installed for each and every parcel and for each and every living unit for which water is to be provided. When multiple living units exist on a single parcel, each shall be separately metered.
Application shall be made to the Superintendent who may solely, at his discretion, permit the temporary usage of water. The Superintendent shall establish the requirements for such usage, including provisions for monitoring water usage. An application fee equivalent to the fee established for reactivation of a service shall be paid to the district, and water rent shall be charged as though said temporary usage was a residential service. Where connection to a district line is required, the appropriate fee shall be assessed and paid by the applicant.