Basic Charge means the customer charge applied to customers in the Domestic Rate Group, as differentiated for single-family and multi-family residences.
Basic Charge means a volumetric unit charge for the cost of water service other than any fixed costs that are recovered through meter charges or other fixed charges other than incremental costs that are recovered through conservation charges. A basic charge may include the cost of generally applicable conservation measures assumed in establishing basic use allocations.
Basic Charge means the fixed charge required to be paid by a Customer for Services during a prescribed period in the amount specified in the Rate Schedule;
Examples of Basic Charge in a sentence
The cost of this clean-up will be a standard clean-up fee and is included in the Basic Charge.
The Property Manager will assess each Owner for his/her Basic Charge.
The Basic Charge will be payable in one (1) lump sum in advance, unless the Board decides on a different payment schedule.
An Owner will not have the right, because of an adjustment in the Budget: (i) to get a refund of any Basic Charge already paid; or (ii) not to pay any Basic Charge due but unpaid.
More Definitions of Basic Charge
Basic Charge means a charge designed to cover the cost of investigation of survey records, the collection of survey data and the clarification of the position in regard to the title and survey; and
Basic Charge means the recovery of the distribution and billing-related costs, which include having a distribution system in place, plus the costs of the meter, servicing and reading the meter, mailing the bills, and maintaining customer records.
Basic Charge means a fixed charge required to be paid by a Customer for Energy Services during a prescribed period as specified in the Rate Schedule. Building: means a residential or other building or facility which is subject to a Customer Agreement.
Basic Charge means a charge as determined in terms of the Municipality’s Tariff By-law and Tariff Policy;
Basic Charge means a fixed charge in respect of a building unit and in respect of which a meter has been fitted;