Excess Utility Charges. At Developments or High Rises where utilities are provided by the authority, a charge shall be assessed for excess utility consumption due to the operation of major Tenant-supplied appliances. This charge does not apply to Tenants who pay their utilities directly to a utility supplier. [966.4 (b)(2)]
Excess Utility Charges. In units with utilities that are not billed directly to the Tenant, PHA will xxxx the Tenant monthly for utility usage in excess of the amount allowed (at check-metered developments) or for the use of major Tenant-supplied appliances (at developments without check meters). There are no excess utility charges when the Tenant pays utility charges directly to the utility supplier.
Excess Utility Charges. The Excess Utility Charges are listed in the Maintenance Charge Schedule. The Tenant shall not install any additional major appliance, such as an air conditioner, washer, dryer, food freezer, additional CMHA Public Housing Lease 2 of 14 Effective 07/01/2019 refrigerator or other similar electrical appliances without the prior written consent of CMHA. In dwelling units where utilities are provided by CMHA, a charge shall be assessed for excess utility consumption due to the operation of tenant-supplied major appliances. This charge does not apply to Tenants who pay their utilities directly to a utility supplier. CMHA will charge the Tenant an excess utility charge for the use of appliances in excess of one (1) stove and one (1) refrigerator.
Excess Utility Charges. The Excess Utility Charges are listed in the Maintenance Charge Schedule. The Tenant shall not install any additional major appliance, such as an air conditioner, washer, dryer, food freezer, additional refrigerator or other similar electrical appliances without the prior written consent of CMHA. In dwelling units where utilities are provided by CMHA, a charge shall be assessed for excess utility consumption due to the operation of tenant-supplied major appliances. This charge does not apply to Tenants who pay their utilities directly to a utility supplier. CMHA will charge the Tenant an excess utility charge for the use of appliances in excess of one (1) stove and one (1) refrigerator.
Excess Utility Charges. At developments where utilities are provided by GHA, a charge shall be assessed for excess utility consumption due to the operation of major tenant-supplied appliances. This charge does not apply to Tenants who pay their utilities directly to a utility supplier. [966.4(b)(2)]
Excess Utility Charges. Utilities are provided by BHA, a charge shall be assessed for excess utility consumption due to the operation of major tenant-supplied appliances as stated on page 11 part 6.
Excess Utility Charges. Where utilities are provided, HACE shall assess a charge for excess utility consumption due to the operation of major Resident supplied appliances. For these charges, see the Monthly Excess Utilities Charge Sheet.
Excess Utility Charges. At developments where utilities are provided by the PMHA, a charge shall be assessed for excess utility consumption due to the operation of major tenant-supplied appliances. This charge does not apply to Tenants who pay their utilities directly to a utility supplier [966.4(b)(2)]
Excess Utility Charges. If Tenant's consumption of electricity exceeds six (6) watts of electrical energy per squxxx xoot of rentable area, connected load, or if Tenant's electrical consumption consistently occurs beyond Building Hours, Landlord, in its reasonable discretion, acting in good faith, may (i) install a separate electric meter or submeter for the Premises at Tenant's cost, or (ii) bill Tenant for any usage of electxxx power (a) consistently occurring outside of Building Hours, or (b) that exceeds six (6) watts of electrical energy per sqxxxx foot of rentable area, connected load, at the same cost paid by Landlord for power usage. In addition, Landlord shall, upon Tenant's written request and at Tenant's expense, install a separate submeter for the Premises to meter Tenant's after-hours electrical consumption (including HVAC, heating and lights)
Excess Utility Charges. The Authority provides a monthly gas and electric allowance, if this amount is exceeded the Resident will be assessed for excess utility consumption.
