Universal Access Sample Clauses

Universal Access. The plan provides for universal access by guaranteeing that all customer classes will be included in the program under equitable terms. Most importantly, all customers will have access to the program. All existing basic service customers will be automatically enrolled in the program unless they choose to opt out. As new customers move into Natick, they will automatically be enrolled in the aggregation program. They will then receive an opt-­‐out notice and be able to opt-­‐out of the program if they choose to do so. New customers will be enrolled at the same price as the existing customers, with the exception of new Very Large C&I Customers (“VLC&I Customers”). New VLC&I Customers are defined as any customer that is on the utility’s largest rate class and has historical or projected consumption in excess of 1,000,000 kWh per year. These customers, if any, will be enrolled at a price that reflects market prices at the time of enrollment. All customers will have the right to opt out of the program at any time. Customers that opt out will have the right to return to the program at a price that reflects market prices at the time of their return.

Universal Access. Every home, business, nonprofit organization and municipal facility in its service area should have access to broadband and other contemporary telecommunications services.

Universal Access whereby every child, in the year before full-time school, has access to quality early childhood education programmes delivered for 600 hours in a form that meets the needs of children, parents and community, and at a cost that does not present a barrier to participation.

Universal Access. The Aggregation Plan provides for universal access by guaranteeing that all customer classes will be included in the program under equitable terms. Most importantly, all customers will have access to the program. All eligible basic service customers will be automatically enrolled in the program unless they choose to opt out. As new customers move into the Town, they will have an opportunity to join the program. New customers will initially be placed on basic service. They will then receive an opt-out notice and will be enrolled in the aggregation unless they choose to opt out within the 30-day opt-out period. New customers will be offered the same price as the existing customers, with the exception of new Very Large Commercial and Industrial Customers (“VLC&I Customers”). New VLC&I Customers are defined as any customer that is on the utility’s largest rate class and has historical or projected consumption in excess of 1,000,000 kWh per year. These customers, if any, will be offered a price that reflects market prices at the time of enrollment. Town of Southborough Municipal Aggregation Plan 7 All customers will have the right to opt out of the program at any time. Customers that opt out will have the right to return to the program at a price that reflects market prices at the time of their return.

Universal Access. All customers residing or located within the municipal boundary will be eligible to participate in the Program, either through an automatic enrollment process or upon request of the customer to join the Program (see Section IV.B.5, below).

Universal Access. To improve telephone and Internet access, the Project advised on drafts of the Universal Service Obligation (USO) Law and implemented a telecenter pilot