Fire Hydrant Meter definition

Fire Hydrant Meter means a non-permanent meter that is designed to measure water from fire hydrants;
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Fire Hydrant Meter means a meter that is connected to a fire hydrant to measure water use for temporary or seasonal applications.
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Fire Hydrant Meter means the meter and backflow prevention device which is owned by the District, water/wastewater utility and which is used to measure the amount of water delivered to a customer through a fire hydrant.
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Examples of Fire Hydrant Meter in a sentence

  • Fire Hydrant Meter Rental Agreement to be completed by responsible party 2.

  • The cost of any damage or loss of the Fire Hydrant Meter assembly and/or hydrant(s) as the result of mis-use or improper care, whether incidental or intentional, will be charged directly to the applicant, and if not paid will be deducted from the security deposit.

  • Instead, the Customer shall leave hydrants open during times of routine use, open before the first daily use and close after the last daily use, (unless there is danger of freezing) and control the volume or flow of water withdrawn from the hydrant using the gate valve installed on the Temporary Fire Hydrant Meter.

  • The undersigned agrees to and will abide by the City of Lubbock Fire Hydrant Meter Use Agreement.

  • THIS IS A Fire Hydrant Meter AS DEFINED IN THE RULES AND REGULATIONS OF THE WATER DISTRICT WITH RATES AS ESTABLISHED BY DIRECTORS ON 02-09-09.


More Definitions of Fire Hydrant Meter

Fire Hydrant Meter or “ Construction Meter” means the meter which is owned by the District and is used to measure the amount of water delivered to a customer through a fire hydrant.
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Fire Hydrant Meter means a portable water meter which is connected to a fire hydrant for the purpose of temporary water use. (These meters are sometimes referred to as Construction Meters).
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Fire Hydrant Meter means the meter which is owned by the municipal utility and which is used to measure the amount of water delivered to a customer through a fire hydrant.
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