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May 5, A958
Honorable Don M. Storey, MayorCity Ha11
Meridian, ldaho
The next question 1s, with regardtional- meter hookups on lines laid outsof private person. Again referring to
Antieau, the answer f believe is, that
Dear Don:
The City Council has asked my opi-nlon concerning certainmatters relating to the i-nstallation and distributlon of domesticwater outside the city limits.
The first question propounded was, where an individual wholives outside the city linits has purchased and layed pipe at hi.s
o$rn expense to connect rdith the city system and ln turn the city
has been selling him water, when the plpe needs replacing whoseresponsibility is it? Based on Volume 2 of Antieau on MunicipalCorporation Law, in Chapter 19, it is my opinion that the City
when it operates a water works is governed by the same principalsas though it were a private water corporation. If this situation
were presented in a private water corporation the person outsidethe city purchased his pipe and installed the same originally asa condition of receiving service. This condltion would continuorithout change unless the city had agreed specifically thereafterto take over ov,nership of the pipeline and the responsibility forreplacement. In the absence of a showing that the City speeifl-cally agreed with the landowner outside the City, it is my opinionthat the persons served outside the City must replace pipe attheir own expense.
to th€ide ththe ab
once tto serve people outside the city, it must continue to do so and it
must serve them with an adequate water supply comparable to anyother user withi.n or without the ci.ty, who pays his regular servieecharge. The cityt s responsibility is'to mainiain the iame flow of$
water as is furnished other users. 1 think that the city has .:=authority to add additional meters at the expense of additional i.'
users outside the city, because by i.mpli.cation at least the line =-outside the city becomes a part of the entire systen and I believethe city would have authority to give ex0ended service from theline that was originally a private line and l do not think that
the city needs to get the permission of the original ourner of the
Gn.c.Nr L. Aurnosr
AT.rORN EY ANO COTJNSELOFI
929 EAST FIRST
MERIDIAN, IDAEO
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private 1ine. However, if the ci
such an exbent that the pressure
user has a valid gncund of cenplaforce the city to increase the fl
required.
adds additional lines to
reduced T believc the original
, and in fact, 1ega11y couldof water by whatever means is
Incity andis laidprivate
up. The
quant itylimit s,the user
It is ng opinion that in all futurs matters relating to water
users outsi-de the city, that a contract be n€ggtiated between the
ci.ty and the user settlng forth the exact ownership of the pipe
and the responsib[Lity for maintenance thereof so that such an
agreement which need not be lengthy can be filed with the permanent
records of the city.
Very 1y ours
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the absence of any agrsement to the contrary between thethe private users, it is my opinion that once the pipe
and put in use the ounership of the pipe remains with the
user and it is his responsibillty to malntaln and keep itcityrs responsibility being only to furnish the standardof water as is furnished to other ugers within the cityat the sane rate or at the rates speclfically set up for
outside the city.
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IIIEI'ID]il} SlEIlOti &602 OE TITE RErISED OEDIIAUCES OF I8T CIff OF
ilEN,IDXAx BI CHAIGIM; TI{d DATE I,POI{ I{H]UH ALL DUJS UUST BE LICENSE)
rNO}I AFRII l'TH OF EAC! TEAN !O JINUABI 1S! OT EACH IEAN.
BE II ORDAINED BY TI{E }NTOR AI{D CIII COUTiCII .OF TIIE CITI OF
uERrDr H, lD COUtII, IDUIO:-
Sratlon I. Ttrat $cotlon 8402 ct th6 rcvlgea ordl"nences of
thc City of llcrlijrn, bo and tho sauc is hcroby ucndcd tc rced es
folLusr
*gz,t LICENSE nEeurRED FCR tl,L DOGSi: ?hc ovn6r or p.rson
hrvlng thc char6c of any <log withh ths City ll:nlts of thc Clty.ll{cril5rn, ghrl1 on or bcfor. th. * Eg tey of * Jeauery of eechyo.r, rr.ko .ppllc.tlon tr thc City Clork and pl lnto thc City
Trcrsury thc eur of 13.@ fer crch end crrcry -r.'l c dc8r .nd ths $L.f 15.00 fcr cech rnd cvcrfr frrpl p dog, ir.00 for .ach ard ?vory
apcycd f.''ol c drg prorlriot th. oxnGr thcr€cf rhel1 poacnt rnd fi1r
rith thc Clty C1crk e! thc tllc rf pocurl.ug relC llccns., e ocrti-
floatc of a Ilc.nsrld Ycterl.aerlan that thc satd fcnelc deg ia e
apegrcl f.qr,ic dcg, rhioh ahrlL cntitlc hlr to a rceotpt fron tho
Clty Clrrk dcaignrtlag th. ovncrr s n D. errd thc nurber bcarlng thc
rubcr corrccpcndlrS to thrt upon thc rccctpt. It rhelL bc ualertrul
for enyono to leko r felao rtetcrcnt 1n grld ap$lc.tlon for aeld
lJ.cenac. I chartc of truntJr-flvc (251) ccntg Ehr1l b. lrCc for
cach .,Ios0 t.g rsBl.lca and lrcscl by thc Clty C1crk.
hracd by thc Ctty Couacll .end rppnorcl by thc liryor of thc
Clty of lbr5.ltlr, lde County, Idr.tro, thir lth dey of t{ey,
1958.
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