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Chapter 5.16

Winters Municipal Code · 2026-09 edition · updated 2026-09-27 · Winters

§ 5.16.010. Intent.

§ 5.16.020. Definitions.

§ 5.16.030. Franchise to install and operate.

§ 5.16.040. Franchise required.

§ 5.16.050. Term of franchise.

§ 5.16.060. Franchise territory.

§ 5.16.070. Federal or state jurisdiction.

§ 5.16.080. Franchise non-transferable.

§ 5.16.090. Geographical coverage.

§ 5.16.100. Nonexclusive franchise.

§ 5.16.110. Multiple franchises.

§ 5.16.120. Franchise applications.

§ 5.16.130. Applications—Contents.

§ 5.16.140. Consideration of applications.

§ 5.16.150. Franchise renewal.

§ 5.16.160. Minimum consumer protection and service standards.

§ 5.16.170. Additional service standards.

§ 5.16.180. Franchise fee.

§ 5.16.190. Security fund.

§ 5.16.200. Design and construction requirements.

§ 5.16.210. Service connections.

§ 5.16.220. Line extensions.

§ 5.16.230. Technical standards.

§ 5.16.240. Service to public facilities.

§ 5.16.250. Hold harmless.

§ 5.16.260. Insurance.

§ 5.16.270. Records required and grantor's right to inspect.

§ 5.16.280. Annual reports.

§ 5.16.290. Copies of federal and state communications.

§ 5.16.300. Public reports.

§ 5.16.310. Complaint report and opinion survey.

§ 5.16.320. Privacy report.

§ 5.16.330. Reports—General.

§ 5.16.340. Review of system performance.

§ 5.16.350. Special review of system performance.

§ 5.16.360. Remedies for franchise violations.

§ 5.16.370. Grantor's power to revoke.

§ 5.16.380. Procedure for remedying franchise violations.

§ 5.16.390. Force majeure—Grantee's inability to perform.

§ 5.16.400. Abandonment or removal of franchise property.

§ 5.16.410. Restoration by grantor—Reimbursement of costs.

§ 5.16.420. Extended operation and continuation of services.

§ 5.16.430. Receivership and foreclosure.

§ 5.16.440. Rights reserved to grantor.

§ 5.16.450. Rights of individuals.

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