Chapter 13.05 WATER

(A) It is unlawful to install, or permit to be installed, any water main smaller than six inches internal diameter in the city or connected to the city’s water system.

(B) No system of lines and mains shall be connected into the water mains of the city unless and until all mains within such system comply with the minimum size requirement set forth in subsection (A) of this section. [Ord. 448, 1972. Code 2000 § 52.01; Code 1981 §§ 13.04.080 and 13.04.090.]

Penalty: See AMC 13.05.190.

13.05.020 Two separate users on same line unlawful.

It is unlawful to connect two separate users to the same service line. [Ord. 425, 1969. Code 2000 § 52.02; Code 1981 § 13.04.100.]

Penalty: See AMC 13.05.190.

13.05.030 Tapping water mains.

(A) No person shall tap the water mains and distributing pipes of the city water works system in any manner whatever, or insert ferrules, tubes, pipes or stopcocks therein or cause the same to be done unless he or she first obtains a permit from the Engineering Department.

(B) No person shall open any of the fire hydrants of the city water works system or take water therefrom, except members of the Fire Department in the line of duty or persons duly authorized to do so. [Ord. 1553-2017 § 1. Code 2000 § 52.03; Code 1981 § 13.04.110.]

Penalty: See AMC 13.05.190.

13.05.040 Water pipe standards.

(A) Water Main Extensions. The type of pipe to be used in the installation of all water main lines shall be ductile-iron pipe, minimum pressure Class 350, manufactured in accordance with ANSI/AWWA C151/A21.51 and ANSI/AWWA C150/A21.50. Joints shall meet the requirements of ANSI/AWWA C111/A21.11. Outside coating shall be asphaltic coating approximately one mil thick. Pipe shall be cement-mortar lined per ANSI/AWWA C104/A21.4. An insulated No. 10 solid copper tracing wire will be required on all ductile iron water mains and all ductile iron water mains will be installed with a polyethylene encasement.

(B) Service Laterals. All water service lines installed to residential, commercial or industrial buildings, regardless of size, shall be either:

(1) Type K seamless copper tubing, in conformity with ASTM B88, as described in the AWWA standards, ANSI/AWWA C800-84, Section A.2, Copper Water Tube; or

(2) Ductile-iron pipe, minimum pressure Class 350, manufactured in accordance with ANSI/AWWA C151/A21.51 and ANSI/AWWA C150/A21.50. Joints shall meet the requirements of ANSI/AWWA C111/A21.11. Outside coating shall be asphaltic coating approximately one mil thick. Pipe shall be cement-mortar lined per ANSI/AWWA C104/A21.4. An insulated No. 10 solid copper tracing wire will be required on all ductile iron water services.

(3) As an alternative to copper tubing set forth hereinabove, the following materials may be used for water services that are one inch through two inches in diameter. The alternative pipe material is as follows:

(a) SDR 9 polyethylene CTS copper tube size pipe – Class 200, SDR 9, 200 pounds per square inch, ASTM D2737 pipe shall conform to the latest edition of AWWA C901, must be NSF approved and manufactured in accordance with ASTM standards. All pipes shall be clearly marked as to class by the manufacturer. The outside diameter shall be equivalent to copper tube size (CTS).

(b) The polyethylene pipe shall be homogeneous throughout and free of visible cracks, holes, kinks, foreign inclusions or other defects. It shall be uniform in color, opacity, density and other physical properties. Solvent weld joints are prohibited.

(c) All joints for SDR 9 polyethylene CTS pipe shall be compression type CTS fittings using SS (stainless steel) stiffeners (inserts).

(d) An insulated No. 10 solid copper tracing wire will be required on all SDR 9 polyethylene pipe. The wire must be attached to the top of the pipe with plastic zip strapping every 12 feet from the water main to the meter. There must be access to the tracer wire at each valve or curb box, with enough wire in the valve box to ensure the proper connection to the locating equipment.

(4) As an alternative to ductile-iron pipe set forth hereinabove, the following material may be used for water services that are larger than two inches in diameter. The alternative pipe material is as follows:

(a) High-density polyethylene water pipe manufactured with premium, highly engineered 4710 resin conforming to ASTM D3350 with the cell classification of 445574C may be used for water services that are three inches in diameter and larger. The HDPE pipe shall meet AWWA C906 and ASTM F714. All pipes shall be marked with manufacturer’s logo, nominal size and OD base, material code, dimension ratio, pressure class, current AWWA and ASTM standards and production day, month, and year. Three-inch diameter water services shall be HDPE iron pipe size (IPS) having a minimum dimension ratio of DR 11 (200 psi). Water services that are four inches in diameter and larger shall be HDPE ductile iron pipe size (DIPS) having a minimum dimension ratio of DR 11 (200 psi).

(b) All high-density polyethylene water service pipes shall be joined by the butt fusion method and using a butt fusion machine recommended by the manufacturer and in accordance with procedures in the manufacturer’s installation guide. The two ends to be joined shall be secured, faced, aligned, heated and melted, joined, and held per the manufacturer’s technical and installation guide. All other required fittings shall be ductile iron mechanical joint fittings with stainless steel inserts in the HDPE pipe.

(c) All high-density polyethylene water service pipes shall be hydrostatically leak tested at 105 psi (1.5 times the system design pressure = 70 psi) in accordance with the guidelines and procedures as outlined in the manufacturer’s technical and installation guide.

(d) An insulated No. 10 solid copper tracing wire will be required on all high-density polyethylene water service pipes. The wire must be attached to the top of the pipe with plastic zip strapping every 12 feet from the water main to the meter. There must be access to the tracer wire at each valve or curb box, with enough wire in the valve box to ensure the proper connection to the locating equipment.

(5) Whenever water mains or water services larger than two inches in diameter are installed in steel casings that are crossing city streets, county roads, state highways, interstate highways, railroads, streams, or rivers, they shall be high density polyethylene pipe (HDPE) that meets the requirements of subsections (4)(a), (b), (c), and (d) of this section. The internal diameter (I.D.) of the mains or services shall be equal to the mains or services being connected to on the ends of the steel casings.

(C) Violation of Pipe Requirements. Any person installing, or causing to be installed, or permitting to be installed any pipe not conforming to the requirements of this section shall upon conviction be fined in an amount not exceeding the maximum provided by law. [Ord. 1553-2017 § 2; Ord. 1311-2009; Ord. 767, 1989; Ord. 553, 1979. Code 2000 § 52.04; Code 1981 § 13.04.120.]

Penalty: See AMC 13.05.190.

13.05.050 Water meters.

(A) It is the policy of the city to require the connection and use of water meters at all premises using water from the city water system.

(B) No person shall use or permit or allow to be used any water from the city water system unless such water shall be measured by a water meter approved by the Superintendent or authorized agent of the city. If water is used in violation of this provision, such use is declared to constitute a public nuisance. If such violation occurs at a construction site or in connection with a construction project, the Mayor or his or her designated agent is hereby authorized and empowered to issue a stop order, and upon the issuance of such stop order all construction work at such site shall immediately cease and shall not be resumed until a proper water meter shall have been installed and approved by the Mayor and his or her designated agent.

(C) All water meters are to be located at the point of entry (POE) of each service line to each building, or as otherwise determined by the Superintendent or designated agent.

(D) All water meters shall be installed in a readily accessible place in the horizontal position. No meter shall be installed in a crawl space. No meter shall be subject to freezing.

(E) Specifications on water meter installation shall be on file at the city Water Department.

(F) No person shall install a water well on private property within the city unless the total cost of connecting to the municipal water system is in excess of twice the cost of installing a well, then and in that circumstance the installation of a well shall be permitted. This exception shall only apply to residential properties with existing wells. [Ord. 1435-2013; Ord. 971-99, 1999; Ord. 859, 1993; Ord. 694, 1986; Ord. 522, 1978; Ord. 425, 1969. Code 2000 § 52.05; Code 1981 §§ 13.04.130 and 13.04.140.]

Penalty: See AMC 13.05.190.

13.05.060 Removal of water utility from jurisdiction of Indiana Utilities Regulatory Commission.

Pursuant to the authority granted by the legislature in IC 8-1.5-3-9.1, the Common Council removes the municipal water utility from the jurisdiction of the state Utility Regulatory Commission for the approval of rates and charges and the issuance of stocks, bonds, notes or other evidence of indebtedness. [Ord. 833, 1992. Code 2000 § 52.06; Code 1981 § 13.04.145.]

13.05.070 Water service laterals.

(A) Installation Cost – Ownership. Property owners shall be responsible for the cost of new installations of water service laterals regardless of size. Water service laterals shall be and remain the property of the owner of the property served by the water service lateral.

(B) Lateral Maintenance – One-Inch and Smaller. The city shall be responsible for the maintenance of three-quarter-inch and one-inch water service laterals from the main to the curb stop located in the right-of-way.

(C) Lateral Maintenance – Larger than One Inch. All water service laterals larger than one inch will be maintained by the city at the tap on the city’s water main line. From the tap valve onward will be the property owner’s responsibility to maintain.

(D) Valve and Valve Box Required. All water service laterals are required to have a curb valve or tap valve with valve box for each connection to the water main. The utility reserves the right to determine the placement of each service connection taps, curb stops and tap valves.

(E) New Service Lateral. New water service lateral piping from the water main shall run in a straight or direct line, perpendicular to the water main, unless otherwise approved by the Water Superintendent or authorized agent.

(F) Abandoned Service Lateral. Abandoned water service laterals are the responsibility of the property owner to have the service lateral disconnected from the water main. An abandoned lateral is a service lateral that is no longer providing water to an active account or a service lateral that is no longer needed to supply service to a property. Within 30 days of a service lateral becoming abandoned, the owner of the property served by said lateral shall cause it to be disconnected at owner’s cost and expense from the water main in a professional manner acceptable to the Superintendent of the Water Utility. In the event the property owner desires not to disconnect the lateral due to expected use in the future, the property owner shall remit a cash deposit in favor of the city of Angola to be held in escrow insuring that the lateral will be used for an active account within one year from the date of its abandonment. In the event the abandoned lateral is not servicing an active account within said one year, then the money on deposit shall be forfeited to the Water Utility for the purpose of the city disconnecting said lateral from the main.

Deposit amounts:

(1) Disconnection of a service outside the two-foot area of a curb or road edge: $650.00.

(2) Disconnection of a service outside the road but within the two-foot area of a curb or road edge: $800.00.

(3) Disconnection of a service within a city street: $1,500.

(4) Disconnection of a service within a state or federal highway: $3,000. [Ord. 1543-2016 § 1; Ord 1500-2015 § 1; Ord. 1311-2009; Ord. 759, 1988. Code 2000 § 52.07; Code 1981 §§ 13.36.010 – 13.36.030.]

Article II. Cross-Connection Control

13.05.080 Definition.

For the purpose of this chapter, the following definition shall apply unless the context clearly indicates or requires a different meaning.

“Cross-connection” means any physical connection or arrangement between two otherwise separate systems, one of which contains potable water from the water system of the city and the other water from a private source, water of unknown or questionable safety or stream, gases or chemicals, whereby there may be a flow from one system to the other, the direction of flow depending on the pressure differential between the two systems. [Ord. 693, 1986. Code 2000 § 52.20; Code 1981 § 13.32.010.]

13.05.090 Cross-connection – Interconnections prohibited.

(A) Cross-Connection Prohibited. No person, firm or corporation shall establish or permit to be established, or maintain or permit to be maintained any cross-connection.

(B) Interconnection Prohibited – Exception. No interconnection shall be established or permitted to exist whereby potable water from a private, auxiliary or emergency water supply other than the regular public supply of water system of the city may enter the supply or distribution system of the city, unless such private, auxiliary or emergency water supply and the method of connection and use of such supply shall have been approved by the Mayor or his or her designated agent and by the state Department of Environmental Management in accordance with 327 IAC 8-10. [Ord. 693, 1986. Code 2000 § 52.21; Code 1981 §§ 13.32.020 and 13.32.030.]

Penalty: See AMC 13.05.190.

13.05.100 Backflow prevention device required.

All consumers using toxic or hazardous liquids shall install and maintain a reduced pressure backflow preventer in the main water line serving each building on the premises. The backflow preventer must be installed in a location easily accessible and not subject to flooding or freezing. [Ord. 693, 1986. Code 2000 § 52.22; Code 1981 § 13.32.080.]

13.05.110 Inspections – Right of entry.

(A) Right to Inspect Premises. It shall be the duty of the Superintendent of the Water Department to inspect or cause to be inspected all properties served by the city’s water system where cross-connections with the public water system is deemed possible. The frequency of inspections and reinspections based on potential health hazards shall be determined by the Superintendent of the Water Department.

(B) Right of Entry. The Superintendent of the Water Department or his or her designated agents shall have the right at any reasonable time to examine any property served by a connection to the public water system of the city for cross-connections. On request of the Superintendent or his or her agent, the owner or occupant of any property so served shall furnish any pertinent information regarding the piping system or systems on such property. The refusal of access or the refusal of requested pertinent information shall constitute an offense and shall be deemed evidence of the presence of cross-connection. [Ord. 693, 1986. Code 2000 § 52.23; Code 1981 §§ 13.32.040 and 13.32.050.]

13.05.120 Discontinuance of water service.

(A) Service of Notice. The Superintendent of the Water Department is authorized and directed to discontinue water service to any property wherein exists a connection in violation of this chapter but only after reasonable written notice has been given to the owner or occupant of such property. Water service shall not be restored until the cross-connection has been eliminated in compliance with the terms of this chapter.

(B) Discontinuation of Water Service – Immediate. If it is determined by the Superintendent of the Water Department that a cross-connection or other condition relating to the water system endangers public health, safety or welfare and requires immediate action, and a written finding to that effect is filed with the Clerk-Treasurer and a copy delivered to the owner or occupant of property affected, water service may thereupon be immediately discontinued. [Ord. 693, 1986. Code 2000 § 52.24; Code 1981 §§ 13.32.060 and 13.32.070.]

Article III. Rates and Charges

13.05.130 Meter deposits.

(A) Deposits. The Water Department shall require a meter deposit from the occupant of the premises served with water or sewer, except where such premises are occupied by the owner thereof. The deposit shall be collected before service is commenced. The deposit shall be in the amount of $100.00.

(B) Refund. Whenever the occupant shall vacate the premises or become the owner of the premises, the deposit shall be refunded upon payment of all outstanding utility charges.

(1) Hydrant Meter Deposits. The Water Department shall require a meter deposit from temporary users for the service connection of a meter installed on a fire hydrant for building and construction purposes. The deposit shall be collected before service is commenced. The deposit shall be in the amount of $100.00.

(2) Hydrant Meter Deposit Refund. The deposit shall be refunded upon payment of all outstanding utility charges. [Ord. 1553-2017 § 3; Ord. 1213-2006; Ord. 1087-2002; Ord. 910-96, 1996; Ord. 425, 1969. Code 2000 § 52.35; Code 1981 § 13.12.010.]

13.05.140 Determination of rates.

Water service charges shall be in accordance with the rates determined by the Council. [Code 2000 § 52.36; Code 1981 § 13.16.010.]

13.05.150 Rates schedule.

(A) There are established for the use of and the service rendered by the waterworks system of the city the following nondiscriminatory, reasonable, and just rates and charges, based upon the amount of water supplied during each monthly billing period:

(1) Metered Water Service.

Metered Water Service		Rate (per 1,000 gallons)
First 4,000	gallons per month	$6.00
Next 36,000	gallons per month	$3.85
Next 75,000	gallons per month	$3.75
Next 85,000	gallons per month	$3.65
Over 200,000	gallons per month	$3.55

(2) Minimum Charges.

Minimum Charges (per month)		Minimum Gallons	Rate (per 1,000 gallons)
5/8	inch meter	1,660	$10.00
3/4	inch meter	2,870	$17.20
1	inch meter	4,120	$24.45
1-1/4	inch meter	6,640	$34.15
1-1/2	inch meter	9,000	$43.25
2	inch meter	13,300	$59.80
3	inch meter	29,595	$122.55
4	inch meter	55,115	$219.30
6	inch meter	112,490	$434.45

(3) Fire Protection, Private Hydrant Rental and Private Sprinkler.

(a) Monthly Fire Protection Charges.

Meter Size		Phase II Charge (1)	Phase III Charge (2)
5/8	inch meter	$5.86	$8.79
3/4	inch meter	$8.80	$13.18
1	inch meter	$14.66	$21.97
1-1/2	inch meter	$29.32	$43.95
2	inch meter	$46.91	$70.32
3	inch meter	$87.95	$131.85
4	inch meter	$146.58	$219.74
6	inch meter	$293.16	$439.49
8	inch meter	$469.05	$703.18
10	inch meter	$674.26	$1,010.82

(1) Effective July 15, 2022.

(2) Effective February 1, 2023 and thereafter.

(b) Municipal Hydrant Rental (per annum)

Effective February 1, 2022	$294.97
Effective February 1, 2023	$0.00

(d) Private Sprinkler (per annum).

1	inch connection	$7.83
1-1/2	inch connection	$22.72
2	inch connection	$48.49
3	inch connection	$140.85
4	inch connection	$300.19
6	inch connection	$871.99
8	inch connection	$1,858.29
10	inch connection	$3,341.80
12	inch connection	$5,397.89

(4) Drinking Fountain Rental.

Drinking fountain rental (per annum):

$908.74

(5) Collection or Deferred Payment Charge. All bills for water services not paid within 20 days from the due date thereof, as stated in such bills, shall be subject to a collection or deferred payment charge of 10 percent on the first $3.00 and three percent on the excess over $3.00.

(6) Temporary Users. Water furnished to temporary users via a hydrant meter shall be charged in the same manner as any other metered account as set forth on the schedule of metered water service. The cost of installing and removing the temporary connection shall be $50.00 and payable at the time of the hydrant meter deposit. If the hydrant or hydrant meter is damaged, the user shall be billed the cost of repairs.

(7) Pool Fill. Services connected with the filling of a swimming pool, including water consumption, shall be charged $150.00 if 20,000 gallons or less and shall be payable in advance. If greater than 20,000 gallons, the charge shall be $150.00 plus the cost of metered water in excess of 20,000 gallons.

(B) The applicant shall pay in advance the following water tap charges, which shall include equipment used to perform the tap, operator service and labor, and materials needed for the tap, such as the tap saddle or tap sleeve, corporation stop with curb stop or tap valve, and valve box:

Tap Size	Tap Charges
3/4 – 1-inch	$500.00
1-1/4 – 1-1/2-inch	$1,250.00
2 – 3-inch	$1,500.00
4-inch	$1,800.00
6-inch	$2,400.00
8-inch	$3,000.00

(C) The contractor shall give a five-day notice to the Water Superintendent as to the time to be scheduled for making the water tap. The applicant or contractor will also perform all excavating needed to complete the tap.

(D) A five-eighths-inch meter will be supplied by the water utility. Any meter other than a five-eighths-inch meter will be billed by the water utility to the applicant at the current cost.

(E) A frozen meter charge shall be $50.00 for a service call plus any cost of materials needed to repair the damaged meter.

(F) A service charge as outlined in AMC 3.05.020 shall be made for any check offered in payment of a water bill and returned unpaid to the Water Department by any bank. [Ord. 1697-2022 § 1; Ord. 1662-2021 § 1; Ord. 1661-2021 § 1.]

13.05.155 Basis for monthly billing.

(A) All consumption charges for water service shall be calculated upon the registration of the meter based on the rates schedule.

(B) The utility will make an effort to read meters at least monthly and such reading shall be prima facie evidence of the amount of water consumed.

(1) If the utility is unable to gain access to a customer’s inside or reliable remote meter, the average of previous meter readings will be the basis for billing. The first billing made after the inside or reliable remote meter is read shall be adjusted according to the meter reading.

(2) If the utility reasonably believes that the average of previous meter readings will render an insufficient consumption, an estimate of consumption may be determined by the billing authority. The first billing made after the inside or reliable remote meter is read shall be adjusted according to the meter reading.

(3) No more than three consecutive estimated billings will be permitted; after that, the utility will provide notice that the consumer or property owner has 10 days to contact the utility in order to schedule a time for which the utility may send a representative to verify the meter reading.

(4) Failure to contact the utility, or failure to keep a scheduled time for reading verification, absent a showing of reasonable cause, will subject the consumer or property owner to disconnection of water service and the associated charges, until a verification of the meter reading is made.

(C) Where water is taken through more than one meter, and where such arrangement is for the convenience of the customer, then each meter shall be read and billed separately. Where water is taken from more than one main or more than one meter for the convenience of the utility, then the meter readings shall be aggregated and billed as one reading.

(D) All water passing through meters shall be charged, whether used, wasted, or lost through leakage.

(E) In the event it is determined that the meter malfunctioned or there is a discrepancy between the inside meter and the exterior meter reading device, a credit shall be issued based on the prior year average use. Under no circumstance will the credit be given for more than one year of malfunctioned or discrepancy use. [Ord. 1669-2021 § 1.]

13.05.160 Turn-on fee for water service disconnected.

Where water service has been discontinued for nonpayment of charges, the water shall not be again turned on until the delinquent consumer has paid all charges due and $50.00 to pay the cost of turning off and on the water. [Ord. 1087-2002; Ord. 911-96, 1996. Code 2000 § 52.38; Code 1981 § 13.16.030.]

13.05.170 Delinquent account – Water shutoff.

(A) The city will discontinue utility service to customers because of nonpayment of bills only after notice and a meaningful opportunity to be heard on disputed bills and discontinuance of service. All bills shall contain, in addition to the title, address, room number, and telephone number of the official in charge of billing, clearly visible and easily readable provisions to the effect:

(1) That all bills are due and payable on or before the date set forth on the bill.

(2) That if any bill is not paid by or before that date, and the next monthly billing indicates a past due balance of $40.00 or more from the previous month, a disconnect notice will be mailed stating that if the bill for both months is not paid in full within 20 days of the date of the disconnect notice, service will be discontinued for nonpayment.

(3) The city shall have no liability or responsibility to provide service to any user, residence, or business where there exists an outstanding bill.

(a) If a final bill is owed by a renter, s/he will not be allowed any utility service until the final bill is paid in full.

(b) If an owner of a property owes a final bill either in his or her name or the uncollected sewer, stormwater, or trash portion of a final bill in a previous renter’s name, utility service will be denied for the property until the final bill is paid in full.

(4) Repealed by Ord. 1659-2020.

(5) That any customer disputing the disconnect notice and discontinuance of service may request a hearing within 10 days of the date of the past due utility bill notice. The hearing request must be submitted in writing and addressed to Clerk-Treasurer, 210 North Public Square, Angola, Indiana, 46703. The hearing will be scheduled and conducted by the Board of Public Works and Safety. Notice of the time and place of the hearing will be sent by first class mail to the billing address of record and, if different, to the service address. Service will continue until a decision is issued.

(B) Requests for delays or waiver of payment will not be entertained; only questions of proper and correct billing and whether the service should be disconnected will be considered. In the absence of payment of the bill rendered or resort to the hearing procedure provided herein, service will be discontinued at the time specified, but in no event until the charges have been due and unpaid for at least 30 days.

(C) When it becomes necessary for the city to discontinue utility service to a customer for nonpayment of bills, service will be reinstated only after all bills for service then due have been paid, along with a turn-on charge as established by the Common Council.

(D) In the event a customer is a critical facility, utility service will not be disconnected until the customer is contacted by phone or email. Critical facilities are defined as:

(1) Structures or facilities that produce, use, or store highly volatile, flammable, explosive, toxic, and/or water reactive materials;

(2) Hospitals, nursing homes, and housing likely to contain occupants who may not be sufficiently mobile;

(3) Police stations, fire stations, vehicle and equipment storage facilities, and emergency operations centers that are needed for response activities;

(4) Public and private educational facilities; and

(5) Public and private utility facilities that are vital to maintaining or restoring normal services during emergencies. [Ord. 1659-2020 § 1; Ord. 1567-2017 § 1; Ord. 1501-2015; Ord. 1451-2013; Ord. 1381-2011; Ord. 1007-2000. Code 2000 § 52.39.]

13.05.180 Domestic connection charge.

In addition to the tap charge in AMC 13.05.150, the applicant shall pay in advance the following domestic connection charge based on service line size:

Year	3/4" – 1"	1-1/4" – 1-1/2"	2"	3"	4"	6"	8"
2021	974	4,870	7,792	14,610	24,350	48,700	77,920
2022	1,020	5,100	8,160	15,300	25,500	51,000	81,600
2023	1,057	5,285	8,456	15,855	26,425	52,850	84,560
2024	1,095	5,475	8,760	16,425	27,375	54,750	87,600
2025	1,134	5,670	9,072	17,010	28,350	56,700	90,720
2026	1,175	5,875	9,400	17,625	29,375	58,750	94,000
2027	1,188	5,940	9,504	17,820	29,700	59,400	95,040
2028 and thereafter	1,201	6,005	9,608	18,015	30,025	60,050	96,080

[Ord. 1661-2021 § 2.]

13.05.190 Penalty.

Whoever shall violate any provision of this chapter for which no other penalty is set forth shall be subject to the penalty provision set forth in Chapter 1.15 AMC. [Ord. 1661-2021 § 3.]

Cross-reference: Nuisances, see Chapter 8.15 AMC.