The tenant could just shut off the supply valve , or they could disconnect the common wire from the irrigation controller . 

It seem like the water was never turned on by the village but the contractor turned on the water without notifying the owner but he never shut it down.

It seem like the water was never turned on by the village but the contractor turned on the water without notifying the owner but he never shut it down.

I'd walk right up to the sales desk and ask them if they knew the person in my office had been lied too and in every occasional He told me to shut up I wasn't their mother and do what you're told. 

We need to go in and shut them.

@Kerry Baird ARE THESE NORMAL TERMS FROM A HML (SORRY ABOUT CAPS IT WONT SHUT OFF)Fees that account for your total amount due at closingDown Payment 10%-15% (550 programs require a 20% down)Interest Rate 12%Construction cost 10%Loan Fee 5%6 months reserve of monthly interest payments Title FeeInsurance Fee We have two programs the 550 and 600.

Then everyone can see what was done, cost, and can keep records of detailed repairs if they choose.In case of emergency, for example a blown water heater, until contacting the owner for approval to replace, we will do only enough to stop the emergency, in this case, shutting off the water to the water heater to stop flooding. 

Now, it may need repairs like shut off Valves or supply lines, or what have you, but why do you need to rehab the entire bath?

However, COVID19 has shut that down, for now at least. 

They can and will shut you down quickly when your neighbor complains.....