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PART 2 - Section 11 - 15 |
RULES
AND REGULATIONS FOR WATER SERVICE CONNECTIONS
WITHIN
THE COUNTY OF KAUAI, AND PROVIDING PENALTIES
FOR
THE VIOLATION THEREOF
SECTION
XI - DISCONTINUATION OF WATER SERVICE
Water Service may be discontinued for reasons as follows:
1.
Nonpayment of Bills.
Water service may be discontinued for the nonpayment of a bill
within thirty (30) days after the mailing or presentation thereof to the
consumer.
2.
Non-compliance with the Board’s Rules and Regulations. If the consumer fails to
comply with any of these rules and regulations, the Department will have
the right to discontinue the service.
3.
Consumer about to Vacate Premises.
Each consumer about to vacate any premises supplied with water by
the Department shall give notice of his intention to vacate prior
thereto, specifying the date service is desired to be discontinued,
otherwise he shall be held responsible for all water service furnished
to such premises until the Department has received such notice of
discontinuance. Before
buildings are demolished, the Department should be notified so the
service connection can be closed.
4.
Unauthorized Use of Water.
The Department will refuse or discontinue water service to any
premises or consumer, if necessary, without giving notice to protect
itself against fraud, abuse, or unauthorized use of water.
A surcharge may be established and assessed by the Department.
5.
Wasteful Use of Water.
Where negligent or wasteful use of water exists on any premises,
the Department may discontinue the service if such conditions are not
corrected after giving the consumer written notice of intent to do so.
SECTION
XII - RESTORATION OF WATER SERVICE
If water service is turned off because of failure to pay a
water bill, for violation of any of the regulations of the Department,
or for other reasons, arrangements must be made to pay all outstanding
accounts against the consumer before his water service will be restored.
SECTION
XIII - DEPARTMENT’S EQUIPMENT ON CONSUMER’S PREMISES
All equipment belonging to the Department and installed upon
the consumer’s premises for measurement, test, check or any other
purpose, shall continue to be the property of the Department, and may be
repaired, replaced or removed by the Department at any time without the
consent of the consumer. The
consumer shall exercise reasonable care to prevent damage to meters and
other equipment of the Department upon said premises and shall in no way
interfere with the operation of the same.
SECTION
XIV - DAMAGE AND ACCESSIBILITY TO DEPARTMENT’S
PROPERTY
METER DAMAGED BY HOT WATER
1.
Any damage to water mains, service connections, valves, fire
hydrants, or other property of the Department shall be paid for by the
person or organization responsible for the damage.
2.
When a meter or service connection is found to have been damaged
by hot water or steam emanating from the premises served, the consumer
shall pay for all costs of repairs.
3.
No obstruction shall be placed on or around any water meter, fire
hydrant, or valve so as to render it inaccessible.
SECTION
XV - INGRESS AND EGRESS FROM CONSUMER’S PREMISES
Any properly identified officer or
employee of the Department shall have the right of ingress to and egress
from the consumer’s premises at all reasonable hours for any purpose
reasonably connected with the furnishing of water or other service to
said premises and the exercise of any and all rights secured to it by
law or these rules and regulations.
In case any such officer or employee is refused admittance to any
premises, or, being admitted, shall be hindered or prevented from making
such inspection, the Department may cause the water to be turned off
from said premises after giving 24 hours notice to the owner or occupant
of said premises of its intention to do so.
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