Disenrollment Process Sample Clauses
Disenrollment Process. For purposes of evaluating Customer’s compliance with, and eligibility to continue under, Schedule 698 and this Agreement, Customer’s service shall begin on the date the existing or new meter is energized for Customer[, or on , a mutually agreed upon date between the Customer and the Company]. To remain eligible for service under Schedule 689, Customer’s actual load at the facility being served under the New Large Load Direct Access Program must achieve a 10MWa over a period of twelve consecutive months within the first 36 months of receiving service. If, in month 33, Customer has not yet achieved at least one month at 10MWa, the Company may begin the process to disenroll Customer from the New Large Load Direct Access Program. The Company will do so by providing the Customer and the Commission with written notification of its proposal to transfer the Customer to an applicable cost-of-service rate schedule 90 days after the Company’s disenrollment notice to the Customer. Page 4 – NEW LARGE LOAD COST OF SERVICE OPT OUT AGREEMENT If Customer wishes to challenge the disenrollment, then, within 60 days of receipt of such notification of disenrollment, Customer must provide written notice of its dispute and any supporting documentation, to both the Company and the Commission. To receive consideration, such supporting documentation must demonstrate that Customer’s shortfall in load, below the threshold 10MWa, is attributable to: 1) equipment failure; 2) incremental demand-side management, load curtailment or load control; or 3) other legitimate cause outside the control of the Customer. If disenrolled, Customer will promptly be transitioned to an applicable cost-of- service rate and subject to all notice requirements and provisions of such cost-of-service schedule.
Disenrollment Process. Any student that has an outstanding balance that extends beyond 90 days will be disenrolled from the Hillside Academy at the end of the current semester.
Disenrollment Process. For purposes of evaluating Customer’s compliance with, and eligibility to continue under, Schedule 689 and this Agreement, Customer’s service shall begin on the date the existing or new meter is energized for Customer [, or on , a mutually agreed upon date between the Customer and the Company]. To remain eligible for service under Schedule 689, Customer’s actual load at the facility being served under the New Large Load Direct Access Program must achieve 10MWa over a period of twelve consecutive months within the first 36 months of receiving service. If, in month 33, Customer has not yet achieved at least one month at 10MWa, the Company may begin the process to disenroll Customer from the New Large Load Direct Access Program. The Company will do so by providing the Customer and the Commission with written notification of its proposal to transfer the Customer to an applicable cost-of-service rate schedule 90 days after the Company’s disenrollment notice to the Customer. If Customer wishes to challenge the disenrollment, then, within 60 days of receipt of such notification of disenrollment, Customer must provide written notice of its dispute and any supporting documentation, to both the Company and the Commission. To receive consideration, such supporting documentation must demonstrate that Customer’s shortfall in load, below the threshold 10MWa, is attributable to: 1) equipment failure; 2) incremental demand-side management, load curtailment or load control; or 3) other legitimate cause outside the control of the Customer. If disenrolled, Customer will promptly be transitioned to an applicable cost-of-service rate and subject to all notice requirements and provisions of such cost-of-service schedule.