Basic Charge definition

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.

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Basic Charge means the fixed customer charge applied to customers in the Domestic Rate Group, as differentiated for single-family and multi-family residences.

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

• RATE: Single Phase: A basic charge of $25.00 per month per meter and an energy charge (all kilowatt hours used in a month) of $ 0.1262 per kWh. Three Phase: A basic charge of $170.00 per month per meter and an energy charge (all kilowatt hours used in a month) of $ 0.1251 per kWh. MINIMUM MONTHLY CHARGE The minimum monthly Basic Charge under the above rate shall be the standby charge as contained in a special contract to be entered into by all consumers utilizing this service.

• Facility shall provide the Resident the Basic Services as specified in this Section of this Agreement for the Basic Charge as defined in this Agreement.

• In accordance with the Commission’s interpretation of Water Code Section 80110, the Basic Charge and energy rates for usage up to 130% of the baseline allocation shall not be increased above the levels effective on February 1, 2001.

• In addition to the Basic Charge, Resident will be charged for services requested and for which payment is not made by Medicaid.

• In addition to the Basic Charge, Resident will be charged for services requested that are not paid for by Medicare or other applicable insurance coverage.

More Definitions of Basic Charge

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 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 the charge for the Facility which is specified in the Booking Confirmation

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 the charge specified in the Booking Contract exclusive of VAT;

Basic Charge means a fixed charge in respect of a building unit and in respect of which a meter has been fitted;