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(3) Immediately inside the property line, the customer shall install a <br />county approved shut-off valve for use in repairing, extending and <br />maintaining the on-site system. <br />SECTION 202.15 <br />(1) Property service connections shall be as required by the property <br />served, but in no case shall be less than one inch in diameter. <br />(2) Each service connection shall be equipped with a corporation stop or <br />shut-off valve at the main .and a lockable curb stop or shut-off <br />valve and box at the property line. The county's valve box cover at <br />the property line shall be square and marked "RECLAIMED WATER". <br />This service connection together with its valves are the property of <br />Indian River County. <br />(3) The customer is responsible for the installation of a private <br />shut-off valve inside his property line for his own use. Two or <br />more customers may be served by one service connection if sufficient <br />capacity is available. Such common service lines will be sized to <br />provide adequate supply to each customer. <br />SECTION 202.16 <br />All reclaimed water facilities, including buildings, pumping equipment, <br />storage tanks, transmission and distribution mains and property service <br />connections from the main to the property line, when constructed or <br />accepted by `the county, shall become and remain the property of .the <br />county. No person shall, by payment of any charges, or by causing any <br />construction of facilities accepted by the county, acquire any interest or <br />right in any of these facilities, or any portion thereof, other than the <br />privilege of having their property connected to the reclaimed water <br />system. <br />SECTION 202.17 RIGHT TO REFUSE SERVICE <br />No payment of any costs or other acts to receive reclaimed water system <br />service shall guarantee such service. The county shall have the right at <br />all times to refuse to extend service on the basis of a use detrimental to <br />the system, inadequate supply of reclaimed water, lack of payment of <br />required fees, or for any other reason which, in the judgement of the <br />Director of the Utility Services Department, may not be in the best <br />interest of the county. <br />SECTION 202.18 <br />All reclaimed water valves and outlets shall be labelled or tagged to warn <br />the public that reclaimed water is not intended for human consumption. <br />All pipes, service tubing and above ground facilities accepted into the <br />system shall be permanently identified by adhesive backed colored tape so <br />as to -obviously indicate pipe use. There shall be a minimum of three <br />colored stripes per length of pipe, each a minimum of 2 inches wide. <br />The identifying colors shall be: <br />Reclaimed Water: Purple <br />Potable Water: Blue <br />SECTION 202.19 <br />Where reclaimed water service is provided, the public potable water supply <br />shall be protected by an approved, back flow prevention device. All <br />devices and materials installed for cross -connection control must be <br />approved by the Utility Services Department. Where there is reclaimed <br />water service, or other auxiliary water supply, there shall be no physical <br />connection between such non -potable supply and the consumer's potable <br />water system. <br />Connection to reclaimed water service shall be completed under the <br />supervision of a Florida Registered Professional Engineer that shall <br />certify that the connection has been completed under the Engineer's <br />supervision in conformance with the standards of the Utility Services <br />Department and in accordance with F.A.C. rule 17-610. <br />