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fee shall be char�ed for each hydrant inspected bv the City or City's a�ent and the fee shall be <br />billed once annuallv to the owner of the private hydrant as part of the water bill. The city <br />council must establish the rates to be char�ed for a hydrant inspeetion to the customer <br />annually within the fee schedule. <br />D. In the event the inspection indicates that repairs are required the city shall notify the owner <br />of the hydrant or water line, with a copy to the fire department, setting forth the repairs <br />required. If repairs are not made within the time period set forth bv the Public Works <br />Department in the notification, the necessarv repairs shall be made bv the city and the cost <br />billed to the owner. <br />E. The property owner maV sign a waiver and petition the city for the repairs. The city will <br />contract for the repairs and assess the property in accordance with the city's assessment <br />op licv. <br />�n�F. If the property owner elects to hire their own City approved inspeetion company <br />that is licensed in the state of Minnesota, they will be required to submit a completed Citv <br />provided annual insqection form to the Public Works Department. <br />G. Action to Collect Charges: Any amount due for the above charges in excess of 90 days past due <br />shall be certified to the County Auditor for collection with real estate taxes. This certification shall <br />take place regardless of who requested the inspection services, whether it was the owner, tenant <br />or other person. All applications for inspection services shall contain an explanation in clear <br />language that unpaid biils wili be coilected in real estate taxes in the following year. The City shal! <br />also have the right to bring a civil action or other remedies to collect unpaid charges. <br />801.26 : CONNECTIONS BEYOND CITY BOUNDARIES: <br />Where water mains of the City are in any street or alley adjacent to or outside the corporate limits <br />of the City, the City Council may issue pennits to the owners or occupants ofproperties adjacent <br />or accessible to such water mains to make proper water service pipe connections with such water <br />mains of the City and to be supplied with water in confonnity with the applicable provisions of <br />this Chapter and subject to the contract between the City and the City of Saint Paul for supply of <br />water. (Ord. 388, 4-22-1963) <br />801.27 : PRIVATE WATER SUPPLIES: <br />A. Connection to Water System Prohibited: No water pipe of the water system shall be <br />connected with any pump, well, tank or piping that is connected with any other source of <br />water supply. (Ord. 388, 4-22-1963) <br />B. Continued Use after Connection to System: Private wells may be maintained and continued in <br />use after connection is made to the water system, provided there is no means of cross- <br />connection between the private well and Municipal supply at any time. Hose bibbs that will <br />enable the cross-connection of the two systems are prohibited on internal piping of the well <br />supply system. The threads on the boiler drain of the well volume tank shall be removed or the <br />boiler drain bibb replaced with a sink faucet. Where both private and City systems are in use, <br />outside hose bibbs shall not be installed on both systems. <br />C. New Construction: <br />Water Main Available: All new homes or buildings shall connect to the Municipal <br />10 <br />