Residential Rates Clause Samples
The 'Residential Rates' clause defines the pricing structure or fees applicable to residential customers or properties. It typically outlines how rates are calculated, such as per unit of service or based on property size, and may specify any conditions or exceptions for residential use. This clause ensures that residential clients are charged appropriately and transparently, distinguishing their rates from those applied to commercial or industrial users, thereby promoting fairness and clarity in billing.
Residential Rates. City Prevailing Wage Rates
Residential Rates. PARS Residential includes a base component, which covers room and board, administration, personal assistance, and facility and operations costs and a tiered rate structure for core therapy services.
Residential Rates. Residential rates will be determined on a joint labor and management basis if the need arises.
Residential Rates. Residential monthly rates shall apply to the Solid Waste collection service, Curbside Recycling service, and/or Yard Waste Collection service for residential property. This includes single family dwellings, duplexes, apartments, mobile homes and courts, condominiums, etc., where service is billed directly to the occupant of each residential unit. Customers may be charged for service requested even if fewer units are serviced on a particular trip.
Residential Rates. (Schedules DR, DR-▇▇, ▇▇, DS, DT, DT-RV, D-SMF, DR-TOU, DR-TOU- DER, EV-TOU, EV-TOU-2, EV-TOU-3)
a. Changes to fixed fees: SDG&E recommends that no changes to the minimum bill charges, TOU metering charges, unit discounts under Schedule DS and space discounts under Schedule DT be made in this proceeding (RWH-3, lines 10-11). To implement SDG&E’s COS rate change, SDG&E proposed that each rate component be modified by a single factor derived from the percentage change in the class revenue requirement amount (MAD-8, lines 16-17). ORA concurs with SDG&E’s recommendation for no changes to these rate structures at this time (▇▇▇▇▇▇, 4-2).
Residential Rates. Single Family Split Cart Service Basic Weekly Service with Food Scraps, Recyclables & Yard Trims 19-gal 96.66 100.78 $4.12 26-gal 105.06 109.54 $4.48 45-gal 123.57 128.83 $5.26 67-gal 141.96 148.01 $6.05 19-gal* 48.33 50.39 $2.06 26-gal* 52.53 54.77 $2.24 * Senior Rate 7 8 Multi-family Rates Top Three Service Levels Basic Weekly Service with Food Scraps, Recyclables & Yard Trims 1 yard 1x- week 337.24 351.60 $14.36 2 yard 1x- week 528.36 550.84 $22.48 4 yard 1x- week 881.80 919.36 $37.56 9 Average Commercial Rate 10 Commercial Rates Top Three Service Levels Basic Weekly Service with Food Scraps, Recyclables & Yard Trims 2 yard 1x- week 733.48 764.72 $31.24 4 yard 1x- week 1,238.96 1,291.76 $52.80 4 yard 2x- week 2,427.36 2,530.76 $103.40 11 Public Outreach City and MSI websites provide updated rate information Courtesy notice of rate increase through local newspaper & City social media Rate increase courtesy notices posted at City facilities MSI residential quarterly newsletter issued January – February Bill insert for Multi-family & Commercial accounts in January
Residential Rates. Monthly charges for electric service for single occupancy residential consumption shall be: Beginning April 1, 2017: Service Charge $15.00/mo. $15.00/mo. First 1,000 kWh $0.1423/kWh $0.1423/kWh Additional kWh $0.1423/kWh $0.1273/kWh
Residential Rates. Wages shall be paid according to the rates set forth in the Residential and Light Commercial Agreement (Appendix C).
Residential Rates. The wage rates listed in Article 10, Section 1 shall be amended as follows, only with respect to those employees working in residential buildings: The following wage tables will govern the minimum hourly rates and wage increases for all accounts, following this Agreement's ratification date. The Employer shall implement either the Wage Increase or the Minimum Rate, whichever is more favorable to the employee, but not both.