DISCONNECTION WITH NOTICE Clause Samples
DISCONNECTION WITH NOTICE. The Cooperative may commence disconnection procedures after proper notice is given for the following reasons:
(a) Failure of the consumer to pay a delinquent account within fifty-five (55) calendar days from the date the initial bill is rendered unless the consumer has entered into a deferred payment plan.
(b) Consumer violation of any effective provision of the Cooperative’s rules and regulations, Tariff provisions, deposit requirements are not met or breach of a deferred payment plan.
DISCONNECTION WITH NOTICE. Any water service may be disconnected with notice mailed to the customer’s last-provided address at least ten days prior to the date the disconnection will become effective for the following reasons:
DISCONNECTION WITH NOTICE. The Cooperative
DISCONNECTION WITH NOTICE. FortisAlberta may withhold connection or may disconnect a Customer’s Point of Service (without prejudice to any of FortisAlberta’s other remedies) after providing 48 hours advance notice to the Customer, as applicable, in the following circumstances:
(a) if the Customer neglects or refuses to pay when due any amounts required to be paid under the Terms and Conditions (which amount is not the subject of a good faith dispute), with the exception that FortisAlberta will not disconnect a residential or farm service Customer:
i. at any time during the period from October 15 to April 15, or
ii. at any other time when the temperature is forecast to be below 0 degrees Celsius in the 24-hour period immediately following the proposed disconnection;
(b) subject to Section 10.3.2(a), if the Customer is in violation of any of the Terms and Conditions or any of the terms of an Electric Services Agreement with FortisAlberta; or
(c) any other circumstances, similar to those described above, that FortisAlberta determines require the withholding or disconnecting of service upon 48 hours notice. This Section applies when FortisAlberta is asked to reconnect or restore service to a Point of Service whose service was previously restricted by a current-limiting device or disconnected. Before reconnecting or restoring service, the Customer, or the Customer’s Retailer, shall pay any amount owing to FortisAlberta including written off accounts, and
(a) if service is reconnected by the Customer within 12 months of disconnection, the Customer, or the Customer’s Retailer, shall pay a service charge to cover FortisAlberta’s minimum monthly and reconnection charges, as determined in the Fee Schedule; or
(b) if service is reconnected by the Customer after 12 months of disconnection, the Customer, or the Customer’s Retailer, shall pay a reconnection charge as determined in the Fee Schedule. If the disconnection is a result of a safety violation, or as a result of a Customer’s action, inaction or facilities that are causing any problems, damage, interference or disturbance, FortisAlberta will reconnect the service when such issues are resolved and when the Customer has provided, or paid FortisAlberta’s costs of providing, such services, devices or equipment as may be necessary to resolve such issues. Upon Permanent Disconnection, FortisAlberta shall be entitled to remove any of its Facilities located upon the Land of the Customer and to enter upon the Customer’s Land for that purpose.
DISCONNECTION WITH NOTICE. Penstar Power may order disconnection of service for non-payment if amounts remain unpaid ten (10) after a Disconnection Notice has been sent. Fraud and non-payment shall be considered breaches of this Agreement, issuance of a disconnect order to the TDSP will generate a Disconnect Recovery Fee1 regardless of whether your service was disconnected by the TDSP. Disconnection of service will not excuse you from paying any outstanding amounts owed. Penstar Power reserves the right to assess an additional deposit in the event we issue a disconnect order to the TDSP for non-payment. If service is not reconnected within ten