CHANGE IN OCCUPANCY. (15.1) In the event that the Customer moves or intends to move its business operations from the Customer’s Premises:
CHANGE IN OCCUPANCY. 16.1 In the event that you move from the Premises and are replaced by a new occupant, you shall provide at least 2 days’ notice in writing to Energia, stating the date and time from which a new occupant will be occupying the Premises and whether the occupant will require Energy supply from Energia from such date (the “Change in Occupancy Date”). You must provide Energia with a closing meter reading. If you fail to do so, you shall be responsible for all Energy supplied by Energia and consumed at the Premises until the date when a new occupant is registered at the meter point. This is without prejudice to the provision of Clause 13.
CHANGE IN OCCUPANCY. When a change of occupancy is to take place on any premises supplied with electric service by DSO, the outgoing member or member representative shall give written (hardcopy or electronic) or oral (in person or via telephone) notice to DSO’s office not less than seven days prior to the date of change. All connect and disconnect requests shall be kept on file for at least four months. The outgoing member shall be held responsible for payment of all electric energy recorded by the meter until the requested time of termination. If no such notice is given, the outgoing member shall be held responsible for electric energy recorded during the time the account continues to be in the member’s name, as shown by the records of DSO. The member shall not by such notice be relieved of any obligations already accrued under the Service Agreement or other contract with DSO. If a member passes away with an active account in the member’s name, then DSO asks beneficiaries/interested parties to notify DSO as soon as possible. An active account found to be in a deceased member’s name will only be allowed to stay active for 90 days, upon notice/discovery of the member’s passing. To remain active, the account will need to be registered in another name and a new application for service shall be required.
CHANGE IN OCCUPANCY. When a change of occupancy is to take place on any premises supplied with electric service by DSO, the outgoing member shall give written (hardcopy or electronic) or oral (in person or via telephone) notice to DSO’s office not less than seven days prior to the date of change. All connect and disconnect requests shall be kept on file for at least four months. The outgoing member shall be held responsible for payment of all electric energy recorded by the meter until the requested time of termination. If no such notice is given, the outgoing member shall be held responsible for electric energy recorded during the time the account continues to be in the member’s name, as shown by the records of DSO. The member shall not by such notice be relieved of any obligations already accrued under the Service Agreement or other contract with DSO.
CHANGE IN OCCUPANCY. 16.1 In the event that you move from the Premises and are replaced by a new occupant, you shall provide at least [2] days’ notice in writing to Energia, stating the date and time from which a new occupant will be occupying the Premises and whether the occupant will require Energy supply from Energia from such date (the “Change in Occupancy Date”). You must provide Energia with a closing meter reading. If you fail to do so, it shall be responsible for all Energy supplied by Energia and consumed at the premises until date when a new occupant is registered at the meter point. This is without prejudice to the provision of Clause 13. 17.Complaints
CHANGE IN OCCUPANCY. If the Apartment Home is occupied by two persons and one permanently vacates the Apartment Home for any reason, the remaining Resident’s obligations under this Agreement will continue in full legal force and effect as to the remaining Resident, and the monthly fee will be adjusted to reflect the single occupancy rate then in effect for the Apartment Home. If a Resident and a nonresident (including a new spouse) desire to share the Apartment Home, the nonresident may become a Resident and live in the apartment only if the nonresident meets the standards for admission to residency of the Village and both persons execute a new Residency Agreement. In such event, the monthly fee will be adjusted to reflect the rate for double occupancy then in effect for the Apartment Home. If the nonresident does not meet the Standards for Admission, then the nonresident will not be permitted to live in the Apartment Home. In such circumstances, Operator may, in Operator’s sole discretion, waive the Standards for Admission for such nonresident.
CHANGE IN OCCUPANCY. (15.1) In the event that the Customer moves its own business operations from the Customer’s Premises and is replaced by a new occupant, the Customer shall provide at least 20 days’ notice in writing to Energia, stating the date and time from which a new occupant will be occupying the Customer’s Premises and whether the occupant will require Energy supply from Energia from such date (the “Change in Occupancy Date”). The Customer must provide Energia with a closing meter reading. If the Customer fails to do so, it shall be responsible for all Energy supplied by Energia and consumed at the Customer’s Premises until date when a new occupant is registered at the meter point. This is without prejudice to the provision of Clause 8.
CHANGE IN OCCUPANCY. ∑ Customer must perform, or cause to be performed, at Customer’s expense, a calibrated computer simulation to account for the change. If the impact computed by the simulation is greater than 20% of the projected savings on the meter, the “Assumed Savings Procedure” listed below will be followed. In no event will the adjusted savings be reported as less than the savings achieved in the preceding project year. ∑ Threshold limit: 5% of the total occupant count in the base year.
CHANGE IN OCCUPANCY. If one resident vacates the dwelling unit, any remaining residents must notify the landlord within three (3) days of the change in occupancy. The remaining and/or additional residents may be subject to the landlord’s screening procedures. Failure to report any change in occupants of the dwelling unit may result in the termination of the rental agreement and penalties for rental agreement violations. The security deposit shall stay with the unit until the last resident has vacated the unit. Residents are responsible for inter-resident agreements regarding the security deposit or fees.
CHANGE IN OCCUPANCY. When a change of occupancy is to take place on any premises supplied with electric service by the Company, the outgoing Customer will give written or oral notice to the Company not less than seven (7) days prior to the date of change. (Sundays and legal holidays not included.) If the Company receives an oral connect or disconnect request, a record, utilizing a unique number and the Company employee’s name or code, should be made of the request. The record should be retained for at least four months. The outgoing Customer will be held responsible for payment of all electric energy recorded by the meter until the requested time of termination. If no such notice is given, the outgoing Customer will be held responsible for electric energy recorded during the time in which the account continues to be in the Customer’s name as shown by the records of the Company. Customer will not, by such notice, be relieved of any obligations already accrued under the Electric Service Agreement. G.
