RCW 70A.125.200
Fire sprinkler systems—Shutting off—Liability.
(1) A person or purveyor that owns, operates, or maintains a public water system shall not be liable for damages resulting from shutting off water to a residential home with an installed fire sprinkler system if the shut off is due to: (a) Routine maintenance or construction; (b) nonpayment by the customer; or (c) a water system emergency.
(2) Any governmental or municipal corporation, including but not limited to special districts, shall be deemed to be exercising a governmental function when it acts or undertakes to supply water, within or without its corporate limits, to a residential home with an installed fire sprinkler system.
[ 2011 c 331 § 4. Formerly RCW 70.119A.210.]
NOTES:
Intent—2011 c 331: See note following RCW 82.02.100.
Structure Revised Code of Washington
Title 70A - Environmental Health and Safety
Chapter 70A.125 - Public Water Systems—Penalties and Compliance.
70A.125.020 - Environmental excellence program agreements—Effect on chapter.
70A.125.030 - Public health emergencies—Violations—Penalty.
70A.125.050 - Enforcement of regulations by local boards of health—Civil penalties.
70A.125.070 - Department contracting authority.
70A.125.080 - Drinking water program.
70A.125.090 - Operating permits—Findings.
70A.125.110 - Organic and inorganic chemicals—Area-wide waiver program.
70A.125.120 - Safe drinking water account.
70A.125.130 - Local government authority.
70A.125.140 - Report by bottled water plant operator or water dealer of contaminant in water source.
70A.125.150 - Authority to enter premises—Search warrants—Investigations.
70A.125.170 - Water use efficiency requirements—Rules.
70A.125.180 - Water system acquisition and rehabilitation program—Created.
70A.125.190 - Measuring chlorine residuals.
70A.125.200 - Fire sprinkler systems—Shutting off—Liability.