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OR BK 9999 PG 2121 Page 2 of 21 10.CONNECTION CHARGE.The charge established by the City for making the actual physical connection to the reclaimed water system. 11.CONSTRUCTION CONNECTION CHARGE.A charge payable to the City for a developer's utilization of oversized facilities paid for by other parties,including the City. 12.CONSTRUCTION COST.The cost to a developer less the City's oversizing cost,if any, described in this sub-Ordinance for the design and construction;of all facilities as required to serve the developer's property and to connect to the City's reclaimed water system. 13.CONSULTING ENGINEERS.The engineer or engineering firm or corporation responsible for professional engineering services provided for an assignment. 14.CROSS-CONNECTION.A physical connection or arrangement which could allow the movement of fluids between a potable water system and any other piping system,such as the reclaimed water system,or a system of unknown quality.Cross-connections are classified as either high hazard or low hazard. 15.CURBSTOP.The valve installed at the point where the customer's system or plumbing connects to the reclaimed water service. 16.CUSTOMER or CONSUMER.Any person furnished reclaimed water service by the City.A retail customer shall refer to the owner of the property served. 17.DEVELOPER.Any person developing a property for resale,rental,or lease at or to which reclaimed water service is to be rendered by the City and who shall have the legal right to negotiate for such service.Where applicable,any person applying for the extension of reclaimed water mains in order to serve a certain property. , 18.DEVELOPMENT.Any proposed change in land use which alters the demands for reclaimed water service. 19.DISCONTINUATION OF SERVICE.Cessation of reclaimed water service or an appropriate method to ensure that no service can be received. 20.DISTRIBUTION.Those mains installed within individual streets,developments,or subdivisions which deliver reclaimed water from the transmission mains to the customer's service connection. 21.DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM.Piping system owned and operated by the water purveyor for the purpose of providing reclaimed water to the community. 22.DOMESTIC USER.Any user of reclaimed water not classified an industrial user. 23.FOOD SERVICE FACILITY.Facilities that prepare and/or package food or beverages for sale or consumption,on-or off-site,with the exception of private residences.Food service facilities shall include,but are not limited to:food manufacturers;food packagers; restaurants;grocery stores;bakeries;lounges;hospitals;nursing homes;churches;and non- public schools. 24.GUARANTEE DEPOSIT.The amount placed with the City by each customer as security for payment of the reclaimed water billing records. 25.HAIR SALONS.Facilities that deal with cosmetic treatments for men and women. 26.HAZARD,HEALTH.A cross-connection or potential cross-connection involving any substance that could,if introduced in the potable water supply,cause death,illness,spread disease,or have a high probability of causing such effects. 27.HAZARD,NONHEALTH.A cross-connection or potential cross-connection involving any substance that generally would not be a health hazard but would constitute a nuisance or be aesthetically objectionable,if introduced into the potable water supply. 28.INDUSTRIAL USER.Any user of reclaimed water identified in the Standard Industrial Classification(SIC)Manual of the United States Office of Management and Budget as amended and supplemented including,but not limited to,the following divisions: 2