PROMULGATION OF REASONABLE RULES OF SERVICES Sample Clauses

PROMULGATION OF REASONABLE RULES OF SERVICES. CITY shall have the right to promulgate from time to time reasonable rules and regulations relating to the furnishing of water service and sewage collection service to consumers within the PROPERTY encompassed by this AGREEMENT. Such rules and regulations may relate to, but are not limited to, rates, deposits and connection charges and the right to discontinue services under certain conditions. The water and sewer rates to be charged by CITY to said customers shall be the rates now or hereafter charged to other customers within the area of service of TAMARAC UTILITIES WATER AND SEWER SYSTEM. DEVELOPER hereby acknowledges and agrees that the rates are subject to change at any time by CITY.
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