Mains Water Supply Sample Clauses

Mains Water Supply. You may not make excessive use of water, tamper with supply or connect a hosepipe. Fixtures (of any kind) must not be attached to the taps to keep them flowing and hose or piping must not be forced into the spouts.
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Mains Water Supply. You may not make excessive use of water, tamper with supply or connect a hosepipe. Fixtures (of any kind) must not be attached to the taps to keep them flowing and hose or piping must not be forced into the spouts. N. B Tenants may be prosecuted by the water supplier for using the supply in breach of regulations (point of use being the tap). Please notify the committee of any leaks or concerns as soon as possible. Rain water collection should be used in preference to the mains supply. If you have Blue badge/mobility disabilities please talk to us and we will support you to make Tenant specific reasonable adjustments if necessary, to enable you to water your plot. (Please show your badge to the membership secretary). If you share a plot or your family/friend support you to work your plot, they are able to support you to water your plot with a watering can/bucket alike everyone else. Trickle irrigation systems using a timer/ frequent perforated pipe system may be used, however they must not be connected to the mains and are to place water directly onto soil or beneath without any surface run-off or dispersion of water through the air using a jet or mist. Please note that any Ban issued by the local water authority may restrict use further. Environment Agency drought order will mean no access to mains water supply.
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Mains Water Supply. You may not make excessive use of water, tamper with supply or connect a hosepipe. Fixtures (of any kind) must not be attached to the taps to keep them flowing and hose or piping must not be forced into the spouts. Tenants may be prosecuted by the water supplier for using the supply in breach of regulations (point of use being the tap). Please notify the committee of any leaks or concerns as soon as possible. Rain water collection should be used in preference to the mains supply. Tenants of full or half plots must use rain water collection systems via shed, greenhouse or polytunnel guttering. Hose pipes may be used to transfer between containers. If not fixed they should be removed after use. If you have Blue badge/mobility disabilities please talk to us and we will support you to make Tenant specific reasonable adjustments if necessary, to enable you to water your plot. (Please show your badge to the membership secretary). If you share a plot or your family/friend support you to work your plot, they are able to support you to water your plot with a watering can/bucket alike everyone else. Trickle irrigation systems using a timer/ frequent perforated pipe system may be used, however they must not be connected to the mains and are to place water directly onto soil or beneath without any surface run-off or dispersion of water through the air using a jet or mist. Please note that any Ban issued by the local water authority may restrict use further. Environment Agency drought order will mean no access to mains water supply.
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