A. 
Sewer service to any property may be discontinued by the Town upon notice to the owner, his authorized agent or occupant, for any of the following causes:
(1) 
Use of sewer system for any purpose other than that described in the permit.
(2) 
Tampering with or damaging any service pipes, seals, or any other property of the Town.
(3) 
Refusal of reasonable access to the property for the purpose of inspections and maintenance by the Town or its authorized representative.
(4) 
Making, or refusing to sever, any cross-connections between a pipe or fixture-carrying sewer furnished by the Town and a pipe or fixture-carrying sewer from any other structure.
(5) 
The nonpayment of sewer service charges, fines and/or penalties.
(6) 
Extending sewer pipes to other buildings without obtaining a proper permit.
(7) 
Failure to correct piping and fixtures in a sewerage system that could allow contamination of the sewer supply and/or potable water supply.
(8) 
For violation of any regulation governing sewer service.
B. 
Sewer service may temporarily be discontinued by the Town for any of the following reasons:
(1) 
Making of alterations, repairs or inspections of sewer mains or pipes.
(2) 
In case of emergency, such as fire, contamination or any other emergency.
C. 
When the Town discontinues or terminates sewer service for any reason, it does so without liability to the owner or any occupant who may own or occupy the building to which the connection is made.
D. 
No customer shall be entitled to recover damages, or to have any portion of the sewer charges refunded for any stoppage of sewer service.
A. 
All bills for sewer service or fees shall be sent to the owner of the property who shall be responsible for payment. Under no circumstances will an original bill for sewer service be sent to a tenant of the owner. A sanitary sewer service charge or a water service charge shall be charged to any person contracting for direct or indirect connection with or the use of services of the respective sewerage system or the respective water system. Such sanitary sewer service charges or water service charges shall be charged to and collected from any person contracting for such connection or use or service or from the owner or occupant, or both of them, or any real property which directly or indirectly is or has been connected with the respective sewerage system or the respective water system, and the owner or occupant, or both of them, of any such real property shall be liable for and shall pay such respective sanitary sewer service charges or water service charges to the county.
(1) 
The Town shall read or cause to be read every water meter within or without the corporate limits of the Town at such times as are necessary in order that bills may be sent at the proper time.
(2) 
The Town shall send a monthly or quarterly billing for sewer. Payment is due within 15 days from date of the bill. Interest shall be assessed against all accounts which are more than 30 days past due at the rate of 1 1/2% per month, which is an annual rate of 18%. An account is due and payable upon mailing of the quarterly statement, and interest will be assessed if the bill, or any portion of the bill, remains unpaid 45 days from the mailing.
B. 
All the rates and charges specified in this Part 1 shall be paid by the owner of the premises on which the sewer service is used. All such sewer rates and charges from the time such shall be due and chargeable shall become and remain a lien upon the premises until such rates and charges shall be paid. Sewer rates and charges may be collected against any owner by suit, such action to be in the name of the Town in any court having jurisdiction thereof.
C. 
Returned checks. Any user paying by check will pay an additional fee established by the Mayor and Council if the check is returned by the bank for any reason.