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2005-112
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AMENDING CITY CODE - CHAPTER 64 - WATER SERVICE
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12/19/2005
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� -3 - <br /> 12. No changes. <br /> 13. No changes. <br /> 14. Reduces the amount of billing cycles before City staff are allowed access to read a <br /> water meter or remote reader that is temporarily inaccessible. The service charges <br /> of$30 for each regular working hour visit and $45 for each non regular work hour <br /> visit is based on the City's current costs for an average 20 minute visit, including <br /> transportation time. For comparison, Springfield's regular service charge is $35. <br /> 15. Same reasons as #14. <br /> 16. Initial water service activation remains free of charge. Additional service call <br /> charges increased to reflect actual costs. <br /> 17. No changes. <br /> 18. Delinquency dates changed to reflect current City procedures. <br /> 19. Delinquency dates changed to reflect current City procedures. Service call <br /> charges increased to reflect actual costs. <br /> 20. Changed to simplify procedures. Allows the City to be compensated by <br /> customers for damaged, lost or missing equipment loaned to them. Long term use <br /> of hydrants for water causes hydrants to wear out considerably faster than those <br /> that are not used. In order for the City to recover the cost to repair or replace <br /> these hydrants, the hydrant water rate has been raised to be equal to that at the <br /> City's bulk water purchase station located on Lincoln Park Drive. <br /> 21. Changed to reflect current procedures. Bulk water station rate remains the same. <br /> 22. No changes. <br /> 23. Minor text changes. Increases the minimum fine for illegal water system II <br /> connection or use. '� <br /> 24. No changes. <br /> 25. Changed to include tampering with any part of the water system. Increases the <br /> minimum fine for tampering. <br /> 26. No changes. <br /> 27. Minor text changes. <br /> 28. No changes. <br />
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