Arizona daily citizen., 1901-03-21
FINAL ASSESSMENT OF RATES,

Sec. 80. All rates when assessed and
approved by the City Council shall be
flnal for the current year, and no change
shall be made in any rate, other than
isprovided for by Section 35, except in the
event of an addition to part of the SER
vice, in which case the rate shall be e.
adjusted by the Superintendent.
Any consumer who may feel that the
assessment for water rent on his prop
erty is in excess of the current rate, shall
make his complaint to the City Council
in writing, stating fully his claim, why
the rate as assessed should be reduced.
WATER RENT LIEN ON REAL ES-
TATE.
Sec. 40. All water assessments levied
by the City Council of the City of Tue
son, Arizona, under this Ordinance or
any amendment hereof, shall from the
date of assessment be a lien upon the
real estate upon which the same may be
imposed, and such lien shall continue un.
til such assessments are paid.
The same proceedings may be resorted
10 by the collector upon any warrant or
order issued, or made for the collection
Of special assessments, as in the case O {
the collection of Territorial and County
taxes under the general laws of the Ter
ritory.
ONE SERVICE SUPPLYING VARIOUS
PROPERTIES.
Sec, IL. Wherever a service enters
upon any property and it's branches and
extensions pass through the bounds of
the said property for the purpose of
furnishing supply of water TO any ad-
joining property, the property upon
which service first enters shall be charged
for the water furnished by any and
all branches. extensions, etc. of the said
service; and should a meter be installed
upon such service, the rate for water
shall be assessed to the property first
named.
IRRIGATION.
Sec. ~. All irrigation shall be done
only between the hours Of Eve a. m. and
eight p. M; and then under the supervi-
SION OF some person ON the premises, to
be in charge of same. Persons using
water for irrigation or allowing faucets
to run during other hours than those
specified in this Section, upon conviction
shall be subject to a fine not exceeding
fifty dollars f$50.OO) or imprisonment
not exceeding City days, or both such
fine and Imprisonment.
ALL FAUCETS AND HYDRANTS TO
BE SHUT DURING FIRE.
S c. 43. When an alarm OF fire has
been given, and the public notified by
the ringing Of the FIRE bell, all hydrants
and faneets shall be Immediately turned
of, and not turned ON again except for
necessary domestic purposes during the
continuance OF said FIRE. ANY person or
persons failing to comply with this Sec
tion, shall be deemed guilty Of misde-
meanor and upon conviction shall be
punished in such manner as is provided
for in Section 90 of this Ordinance.
METERS.
Sec. ~. II. in the opinion of the Su.
pcrintendent the amount of water used
on any premises is in excess of the rent
collected. It shall be the duty of the Su.
pcrintendent to install meter upon such
service, and collect for all water used
through such meter according to the
reading OF same, at the rates as herein
after set forth or hereafter adopted.
METERS OUT OF ORDER.
Sec. As. Should any meter fail to re-
gister correctly the amount OF water
passing through it. the charge for water
for any month so affected shall be as the
average of the last three months; and
the said meter shall Immediately be re-
stored to its proper order or replaced by
another and accurate meter.
MINIMUM METER RATE.
Sec. 46. The minimum rate charged
for water by meter shall in no case be
less than two dollars (s2.0o) per
month.
CONSUMERS MONTHLY WATER
RATES.
Sec. AZ. The following rates are es.
tablished and assessed--Any water sup.
ply herein mentioned as "spec ial'' and
any water to be supplied mot herein pro
vided for, shall be rated BY the super
intendent and all rates and charges &C
made shall be entered In the office of the
department and collected in the same
manner as regular charges are collected
Bakeries. ..,.........$2 $2. so to 81. 0C
Banks. ........,.,...... I2s
Barber shops, first chair. l.2s
Each additional chair. .25
Blacksmith shops, first
fire. ...... l.25
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