Draft chapter 91: Water Meters

§ 91.07 Meter Repairs

The 2026 draft's § 91.07 beside the current code's § 91.07: removed words are struck through, added words underlined.

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Whenever a water meter owned by the City is found to be out of order the Superintendent shall have it repaired. If it is found that damage to the meter has occurred due to the carelessness or negligence of the customer or property owner, or the meter is not owned by the City, then the property owner shall be liable for the cost of repairs.

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Current code

§ 91.07 Meter Repairs

Whenever a water meter owned by the City is found to be out of order the Superintendent shall have it repaired. If it is found that damage to the meter has occurred due to the carelessness or negligence of the customer or property owner, or the meter is not owned by the City, then the property owner shall be liable for the cost of repairs.

2010 Code, Chapter 91 · source page

2026 draft

§ 91.07 Meter Repairs

Whenever a water meter owned by the City is found to be out of order the Superintendent shall have it repaired. If it is found that damage to the meter has occurred due to the carelessness or negligence of the customer or property owner, or the meter is not owned by the City, then the property owner shall be liable for the cost of repairs.

August 2026 draft · page 193

Back to draft chapter 91 · All changes

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