I own several properties in town that I rent out. May I place the water bill in my tenant's name?

Unfortunately, no. Because outstanding and unpaid water bills may result in a lien being placed on the property, therefore impacting the owner of the property, water bills must remain only in the name of the property owner. Those property owners who wish to have water bills sent directly to the rental property may do so; however, the customer name will remain that of the property owner, not the renter.

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1. How can I determine if a property is inside City Limits?
2. How do I determine the zoning of a property?
3. Does the City provide fire protection services?
4. Does the City provide sewer service?
5. How much do I pay for my water?
6. How often will I be billed for water service?
7. I own several properties in town that I rent out. May I place the water bill in my tenant's name?
8. I have a question about the amount I'm being charged for my stormwater utility fee. Is there a way to have this double checked?