Business ProfileforWalden Meadows Community Co-Op

As a land owner who paid a hefty deposit to add our parcel to the Walden Meadows Community Co-Op, I am entered into a contract with Walden Meadows Community Co-Op (****) for water delivery. Nowhere in that contract does it say service may be disconnected for any reason except nonpayment of bill. It also says nothing in this contract about there being a limit to how much water you can have delivered per month. **** reached out to Yavapai County rather than myself, the person with whom they are in a contract, to inquire about our parcels water usage and if we had the necessary permits for our parcel of land. When the county informed them that we did not have every permit but we were in the process of getting them reviewed, **** then told me they would not be delivering water to us until we have all the necessary permits for the parcel. The contract we are entered into does not say anything about needing to have all required permits in order to receive water delivery service, nor did the **** employees who came to our parcel when we first set up service almost 2 years ago. **** has also refused to deliver us water due to the condition of the dirt road coming up to our parcel. We do not have a tractor and Yavapai County does not maintain the road all the way to our land. I know for a fact that **** delivers water to other parcels in our little town of ******* that also do not have all necessary permits through Yavapai County. This latest discontinuation of service happened on December 9th, 2022. Since then I have been speaking to Yavapai County and the Co-Op to try and get this resolved with no luck. I have animals and currently no water in my tanks. I need to get this resolved quickly and need **** to honor their contract with us and deliver water like they said they would. Thank you so much for your help in this.