[Code 1974 §§ 18-80, 18-82; Code 1985 § 27-85; Code 2005 § 110-361]
A.
If a consumer fails to comply with the reasonable rules and regulations of the city, written notice of such delinquency or failure to comply with rules and regulations will be given the consumer. Such notice shall include a description of a procedural opportunity for the consumer to protest the bill. Such a notice having been served with no result, after 48 hours, a second written notice will be served on the consumer that after 48 hours from the date and hour such second notice is mailed or delivered, the service of such customer will be discontinued. If the rules and regulations are not complied with, such second notice having been served with no result, the city may discontinue service without further notice.
B.
The city may discontinue electrical service to any premises, without notice, if a defective condition in electrical wiring or equipment exists on the premises if such condition results in, or is likely to result in, interference with proper service.
C.
Where a dangerous or defective condition is found to exist on the consumer's premises, the service may be discontinued without advance notice.
D.
Service shall be restored within 24 hours after the consumer has paid all delinquent bills, together with a minimum reconnect charge as established by resolution, remedied any dangerous conditions, that may have existed on the premises, and complied with the reasonable rules and regulations of the city.