6-5A-4: CROSS CONNECTION INSPECTIONS:

   A.   No water shall be delivered to any structure hereafter built within the city or within areas served by the city water until the same shall have been inspected by the purveyor for possible cross connections and have been approved as being free of the same.

   B.   Any construction for industrial or other purposes which is classified as hazardous facilities pursuant to section 6-5A-3 of this article, where it is reasonable to anticipate intermittent cross connections, or as determined by the director, shall be protected by the installation of one or more backflow prevention devices at the point of entry from the public water supply into the premises or any other location designated by the purveyor.

   C.   Inspections shall be made periodically of all buildings, structures or improvements of any nature now receiving water through the city's system, for the purpose of ascertaining whether cross connections exist. Such inspections shall be made by the purveyor. Advance notification of inspections for all properties shall be made in writing no later than five (5) business days prior to the inspection. Properties which are not made available for inspection may be deemed a potential cross connection hazard and water services may be terminated until the required inspection is completed. In such instances that cross connections are found to exist, those buildings, structures and/or improvements shall have an established schedule for annual inspections and reports to be completed by a licensed inspector and sent to the city of Eagle. (Ord. 636, 11-24-2009)