HomeMy WebLinkAbout1590ORDINANCE NO. i's-go
AN ORDINANCE amending Sections 24.18 and 24.20 with refer-
ence to approved water pipe.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PORT
ANGELES as follows:
1110 Section 1. Section 24.18 of the Code of the City of Port
Angeles is amended to read as follows:
"Sec. 24.18. Same - When old buildings replaced by
new.
Where old buildings are replaced with new buildings,
the old water service will be abandoned if no longer acceptable in
the opinion of the Director of Public Works, and when the customer
requests a renewal of service, a tap -in fee of $75.00 will be
charged and a new 3/4 inch copper, type "K ", or such other material
approved by the Director of Public Works, shall be installed as a
service line from the City curb stop to the structure to be ser-
viced."
Section 2. Section 24.20 of the Code of the City of Port
Angeles is amended to read as follows:
"Sec. 24.20. Conditions of connection or extension of
service lines and charges therefor -
Generally.
A charge of $200.00 shall be made and deposited with
the City at the time of making of an application for a new service
(connection within the City, and a charge of $275.00 for a connec-
tion outside of the City. Under these conditions the City shall
tap its main for a 3/4 inch service, provide and install 3/4 inch
copper tubing, type "K ", or such other material approved by the
Director of Public Works, necessary to reach to within two feet of
the property line, and provide and install a 3/4 inch curb stop.
The customer shall be required to provide and install a 3/4 inch
copper tubing, type "K ", or such other material approved by the
Director of Public Works, from the City curb stop to his structure,
and to provide a shut -off on his premises. Any request for in-
stallation of service larger than 3/4 inch shall be metered, and
the cost of the meter added to the tap -in fee.
No water line shall be laid within three feet,
either vertically or horizontally, of a sanitary sewer trench.
Each building requiring water service must have a
separate tap to a city main, unless otherwise approved by the
City Manager.
Where a new main is laid in the street and the cus-
tomer is being served from another location, he will be allowed
three months to change and connect his service line to the new
main at his expense in the same manner as for a new service.
No customer will be served unless the main is in-
stalled under City supervision and specifications, and a deed to
the main and an easement for right of way, where necessary, is
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;given to the City. All expenses incurred in the above installation
,shall be paid by the customer.
Before constructing new mains, 50 per cent of the
tap fees for the area to be ultimately served must be paid prior
to the City constructing the new lines. Where extensions are re-
jquired across areas that will not be used for residential purposes,
the cost of the extension will be added to the tap -in fee of the
area to be served. Where property is not subdivided, for tap -in
ti
;fee purposes, it shall be assumed the land is divided into 50 foot
lots. The mains will at all times be the property of the City."
PASSED by the City Council and approved by its Mayor at a
regular meeting of the Council held on the 16th day of June, 1966.
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Attest:
Mayor
City .Clerk
Approved aas7 to form:
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City/ torney
PUBLISHED: jowE. 45, /p