Notice of disconnection or restriction of supply of water for non-residential premises If your premises are non-residential premises and you fail to pay your account by the due date we will send you a reminder notice. The contents of which will comply with the provisions of the Customer Service Code. It will be sent to you in the same manner in which accounts are sent to you under clause 11.3 (How accounts are sent). Should the amount specified in the reminder notice remain outstanding beyond the due date specified in that notice, we will issue you a notice of disconnection or restriction in accordance with the Customer Service Code, detailing:
Notice of disconnection. The party that intends to perform a Temporary Disconnection in accordance with Schedules 4.9 or 4.10 will use its best endeavours to give the other party as much prior notice as reasonably practicable, but in any event will notify the other party of the Temporary Disconnection no later than 2 Working Days after the Temporary Disconnection unless otherwise agreed. To avoid doubt, the status of the ICP in the Registry is only required to be changed to “inactive” if the Temporary Disconnection remains in effect for more than 5 Working Days.
Notice of disconnection. The Operating Agent shall provide Generator with as much advance notice as is reasonably practical under the circumstances of Operating Agent’s intent to disconnect the Facility in response to a condition at the Facility that would cause an Emergency. Subject to Article 3.7, the Operating Agent shall also provide Generator with information relating to the nature of the potential Emergency and the expected duration of the disconnection at the Interconnection Point.
Notice of disconnection. The Operator shall give Producer advance notice, as circumstances permit, of the need for such disconnection. Upon receipt of notice directing disconnection, Producer shall carry out the required action without undue delay. Where circumstances do not permit such advance notice to Producer, the Operator may disconnect the Facility from the Operator System. During any period of disconnection, the Operator and Producer shall endeavor to reconnect the Facility and resume the operation of the Facility as promptly as is reasonably practicable in accordance with Good Utility Practice.
Notice of disconnection. The party that intends to perform a Temporary Disconnection in accordance with clause S4.11 or S4.12 will use its best endeavours to give the other party as much prior notice as reasonably practicable, but in any event will notify the other party of the Temporary Disconnection no later than 2 Working Days after the Temporary Disconnection. To avoid doubt, the status of the ICP in the Registry is only to be changed by the party undertaking the Temporary Disconnection to “inactive” if the Temporary Disconnection remains in effect for more than 5 Working Days. Restoration of supply: If either party has performed a Temporary Disconnection in accordance with clause S4.11 or S4.12, the party that performed the Temporary Disconnection will take reasonable steps to arrange restoration of supply to the ICP as soon as reasonably practicable and no longer than 3 Working Days after conditions for reconnection have been satisfied.
Notice of disconnection. For each Customer's Point of Supply which the Network User intends to disconnect, the Network User shall give the Distributor reasonable notice in writing of that intended disconnection.
