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Dumbo Branch PO Box 81 DUMBO NSW 2830 Tel. (02) 6801 4000 Fax (02) 6801 4819 Email council@dubbo.nsw.gov.au Website: www.dubbo.nsw.gov.auREQUEST FOR WATER DISCONNECTION FROM A PROPERTY Note to Applicant:

How to fill out request for water disconnection

How to fill out request for water disconnection

1. Contact your water utility company and inquire about their process for requesting water disconnection.
2. Obtain the necessary forms or documents required for the disconnection request.
3. Fill out the forms accurately and provide all the requested information, such as your account number, contact details, and reason for the disconnection.
4. Attach any supporting documents or evidence, if required.
5. Submit the completed request form to the water utility company through their designated channels, such as via email, fax, or in-person.
6. Follow up with the water utility company to ensure that your disconnection request has been processed and scheduled.
7. Pay any outstanding bills or fees related to the disconnection, if applicable.
8. Make necessary arrangements to ensure that your property is prepared for the water disconnection, such as shutting off water supply valves and draining the plumbing system.
9. Keep a record of all communication and documentation related to the water disconnection request for future reference.

Who needs request for water disconnection?

1. Anyone who wants to terminate their water supply services temporarily or permanently may need to submit a request for water disconnection. This could include individuals or households that are moving out of a property, businesses that are closing down, or property owners undergoing renovations or repairs that require water supply interruption.

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What is request for water disconnection?

Request for water disconnection is a formal application made to the water utility company to terminate water supply services to a specific property.

Who is required to file request for water disconnection?

The property owner or authorized individual is required to file the request for water disconnection.

How to fill out request for water disconnection?

The request for water disconnection can be filled out by contacting the water utility company either online, by phone, or in person. The form typically requires basic information about the property, account holder, and reason for disconnection.

What is the purpose of request for water disconnection?

The purpose of the request for water disconnection is to terminate water supply services to a property for reasons such as moving out, renovations, or property sale.

What information must be reported on request for water disconnection?

The request for water disconnection must include information such as property address, account holder name, contact information, disconnection date requested, and reason for disconnection.