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Chapter 27 — WATER

Article I — IN GENERAL

Gilroy Municipal Code · 2026-09 edition · updated 2026-10-02 · Gilroy

§ 27.1. Definitions.

§ 27.2. Duty of director of finance to keep accounts, make collections, etc.

§ 27.3. Application for water service; contents of application.

§ 27.4. Water meter serving two or more independent consumers.

§ 27.5. Installation of separate services by owner.

§ 27.6. Opening street hydrants, etc.; meddling with street service, etc.; drawing water

§ 27.7. Permit to tap, etc., water mains or pipes.

§ 27.8. Use of fire hydrants – Generally.

§ 27.9. Same – Permit.

§ 27.10. Damage to fire hydrants, etc.

§ 27.11. Use of water by consumer; leaks; wasting water.

§ 27.12. Deposits by applicants for water service.

§ 27.13. Return of deposits; deduction of unpaid bills; forfeiture.

§ 27.14. Services and water meters to be property of department of public works;

§ 27.15. Private connections to city water supply; emergency connections installed by…

§ 27.16. Bypassing water around meter.

§ 27.17. Examination of meters at consumer’s request – Deposit.

§ 27.18. Same – Replacement of defective meter; refund of deposit.

§ 27.19. Steam boilers, hydraulic elevators, etc. – Supply tank.

§ 27.20. Same – Service valves.

§ 27.21. Replacing caps on fire hydrants.

§ 27.22. Use of fire service for other than fire purposes.

§ 27.23. Duties of plumber connecting service pipe.

§ 27.24. Inspectors to have badge or other credentials.

§ 27.25. Check valves.

§ 27.26. Shut-off valves.

§ 27.27. Location of water meters.

§ 27.28. Faucet required with temporary connections.

§ 27.29. Authority to turn off water in emergency.

§ 27.30. Regulations during water shortages.

§ 27.31. Defective water meters.

§ 27.32. Charges where house, etc., becomes vacant; request for discontinuance of service.

§ 27.34. Application of chapter in connection with extension of sewer mains.

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