Line Connection Charges Clause Samples
The Line Connection Charges clause defines the fees or costs associated with connecting a property or facility to a utility service, such as electricity, water, or telecommunications. Typically, this clause outlines who is responsible for paying these charges, the timing of payment, and any conditions under which the charges may be adjusted or refunded. Its core practical function is to allocate financial responsibility for the initial infrastructure connection, ensuring clarity and preventing disputes over who bears these costs.
Line Connection Charges. These are NRCs for work performed by CenturyLink in its Central Office and in providing or rearranging the dropwire or outdoor circuit on Customer’s premises, including connection or reconnection of lines, Customer-requested number changes and restoration of Service for vacation or suspended service.
Line Connection Charges. These are NRCs for work performed by CenturyLink in its Central Office and in providing or rearranging the dropwire or outdoor circuit on Customer’s premises, including connection or reconnection of lines, Customer-requested number changes and restoration of Service for vacation or suspended service.
(1) A Central Office Charge will be assessed for work associated with establishing or changing line connection in the central office. One central office charge applies to each line connection established or changed.
(2) An Access Line Charge will be assessed for work associated with the placement and connection of, or inspection of, drop wires at the customer's premises, including placing and/or inspection of a protective device. One access line charge applies to each line connected.