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5.1. ERMUSR 02-20-2007
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5.1. ERMUSR 02-20-2007
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METER SEALS <br />The Elk River Municipal Utilities reserves the right to place a seal on any meter or stop cock and it shall <br />be unlawful to break the seal so placed on any meter or stop cock. <br />METER ACCESS <br />For the purpose of reading, checking meters, or enforcement of Utilities Rules and Regulations, duly <br />authorized employees of the Elk River Municipal Utilities may legally enter upon any premises and have <br />access to the meters at any reasonable time. The meter shall not be enclosed in any enclosure which <br />cannot readily be removed by the owner when it becomes necessary to remove the meter for repair, <br />maintenance, or routine testing. <br />METER ERRORS <br />The quantity of water recorded by the meter shall be conclusive evidence on both the Elk River <br />Municipal Utilities and the consumer as to the quantity used for figuring the cost to the consumer, except <br />when the meter has been found to be defective or has ceased to register. In such case, the quantity of <br />water shall be determined by the average daily registration as shown by the meter readings during the <br />past year. <br />FAILURE TO READ METERS <br />Where the Utilities are unable to read a meter, an estimated average charge will be applied and the <br />difference adjusted when the meter is again read. However, after two successive attempts to read the <br />meter, arrangements will be made with the customer to gain access to the meter for reading. No <br />estimated billings shall go beyond a three (3) month period. <br />WATER LEAKS <br />The Utilities will not be responsible for water loss due to a leak on the customer's premises or through <br />the plumbing, as the customer is responsible for keeping his own plumbing in repair. <br />METER TESTING POLICY <br />On complaints concerning high bills, and where a meter check is indicated, the Utility will test the meter <br />using calibration equipment under generally accepted industry procedure. <br />If a customer requests the removal and testing of his/her water meter because of high bills, they shall <br />deposit with the Utility the sum of $50.00 for this test and it shall be paid prior to removing the meter for <br />testing. <br />If the meter is found to be accurate within plus or minus three percent (3%), the fee will be retained by <br />the Utility. If the meter is found to be in error beyond these limits, the Utility will bear the cost of testing <br />and return the $50.00 fee and adjust the customer's bill in the amount of the error for the past six (6) <br />month period. <br />109 FIRE SERVICE <br />REQUEST FOR SERVICE <br />Services which are to be used exclusively for supplying water for fire protection will be granted by the <br />General Manager where, in his judgment, special protection may be necessary, provided the following <br />conditions are complied with. <br />Application must be made by the owner of the premises to be served, or his legal representative; the <br />owner must comply with all rules and regulations of the Elk River Municipal Utilities which apply, and <br />save the Elk River Municipal Utilities and the City of Elk River free and harmless from all damages which <br />may be occasioned by or on account of the service rendered. <br />13 <br />
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