Rockville Pipeline Company
The current water share
applicants are as follows: According
to the bylaws: ARTCLE XIV WATER REGULATIONS Section 2. Applications to Connect to the Water
System. An applicant shall apply to the Board and pay an application
fee as fixed by the Board. The Board
shall hold each application and fee on a first come, first serve basis until
water becomes available to grant such application. The Board may periodically send written
notice to all applicants on the waiting list regarding the status of
applications and the availability of water.
Upon the availability of water, the Board shall notify the applicant,
who has one (1) year to improve his property sufficiently to connect to the
main water system, if improvements do not already allow for connection into the
system. Failure to connect to
the main water system within one year will result in a forfeiture of that
applicant's position on the waiting list to the next junior applicant and his
application shall go to the bottom of the waiting list. For good cause shown, the Board may extend
the one year period for not more than an additional six (6) months. If the
application is granted, the application fee will be applied to the applicant’s
water bill, assessments, or charges. If the application is denied, the
application fee shall be forfeited to the company. No applications are transferable or
assignable in any manner provided that the Board may grant an exception if (1)
there is evidence that the application was not made for speculation, and (2)
the property for which the application is intended is being sold to a bona fide
third party purchaser. Applicants
may not purchase Stock until notified of the acceptance of their application,
and any stock certificate will not be issued until the connection is made at
completed designated parcels as hereinabove provided. Payments made for stock
purchased but not delivered due to forfeited application status will be refunded.
The
application must state the location, kind of improvement to the land, number of
taps, number of previous water connections, and the entire area of ground to be
supplied, truly and fully state the purpose for which the water is to be used.
When such application is accepted by the Board of Directors and when the
applicant has complied with all Bylaws, rules, and regulations, and has
purchased and paid for one share of stock for each separate domestic
connection, the water master may designate which main or service pipe that is
most convenient for supplying the designated parcel of the applicant. Each
applicant is responsible for paying for the actual connection to the main water
distribution system and shall comply with the Bylaws and all other relevant
regulations in this respect.