§ 25-89. Termination due to violations of operating and maintenance procedure.

(a)

If the county determines that procedures established by the county for operating and maintaining the system are being violated by a user or other person, the county will give due notice as provided herein. If such violation continues, service to the responsible person shall be terminated and penal actions as provided herein may be taken.

(b)

Assessments of all penalties shall be preceded by due notice, except in case of emergency requiring termination of service. Due notice shall be given by a certified letter, return receipt requested, mailed to the person presumed to be violating a section of this article. This notice shall set forth remedial action required of that person, giving ten (10) days' time after receipt of due notice for remedial action to be completed. If the county determines after this period that the violation continues unremedied, the director may recommend to the proper authorities that the presumed violator be cited for each day that the violation continues unresolved not including the ten-day period.

(c)

When due notice is given for purpose of access for surveys or inspection, acknowledgement and agreement to allow entry shall be made within the same ten (10) days and no offense is presumed. Thereafter, the county may issue citations by certified letter for each day of violation now presumed only after issuing a second due notice for violation as outlined above.

(Code 1976, § 6-1059)