Commercial Customers definition

Commercial Customers means any premise utilizing collection service where a commercial, industrial or institutional enterprise is carried on, including, without limitation, restaurants, hospitals, schools, day care centers, office buildings, nursing homes, clubs, churches and public facilities, AND MULTI-FAMILY CUSTOMERS.
Commercial Customers. In the event of a billing dispute involving Power Up’s service, Customer should contact Power Up’s Customer Service Center as provided above. Customer must pay the undisputed amount of its bill in full during the pendency of the dispute. If the parties cannot resolve the dispute within forty-five (45) days, either party may avail itself of all remedies available under law or equity. The BPU will monitor inquiries and contacts from Non-Residential customers regarding TPS and an excessive number of confirmed complaints may result in Power Up no longer being eligible to supply electricity in New Jersey. The BPU can be reached at the information provided above.
Commercial Customers means any Person other than a natural person or an Existing Customer engaged in commerce.

Examples of Commercial Customers in a sentence

  • Contract Administrator shall have the authority to add Commercial Customers to the list of Dry Waste Customers, and to require that their Dry Waste be delivered to the Dry Waste Processing Site and Processed for Diversion.

  • Only Commercial Customers who regularly subscribe to Roll-off services shall be subject to this charge.

  • Commercial Customers typically have a commercial electric account.

  • Contractor shall mail bills to older Commercial Customers on a monthly basis following the provision of service for the previous month.

  • Contractor shall provide appropriate support to all Multi-Family and Commercial Customers to implement Commercial Recycling services to comply with the ACWMA’s Definition of an Adequate Commercial Recycling Program by June 30, 2015.


More Definitions of Commercial Customers

Commercial Customers means purchasers who are not end users (e.g., contractors, home builders, multi-unit property owners); but does not include purchasers of multiple copies of the same SKU (even by contractors, home builders, etc.) that are sold in store operated by Buyer, its Affiliates and/or the SHO Authorized Sellers and picked up by the purchaser at such store (or picked up at such store by a third party arranged by the purchaser without assistance from Buyer, Affiliates or the SHO Authorized Sellers).
Commercial Customers means all those persons, corporations, businesses, institutions, facilities (including without limitation schools, industrial sites, offices, office complexes, warehouses, municipal and state buildings, condominium offices and residences, apartment buildings and apartment complexes greater than two units) and other entities which utilize on-premise reusable containers for the purpose of accumulating or holding Solid Waste and Recyclable Materials for subsequent transport and disposal.
Commercial Customers means customers who are not household customers. [RT I 2007, 23, 120 – entry into force 01.05.2007]
Commercial Customers means those owners and/or occupants of commercial, light industrial, governmental and institutional uses, schools, all other businesses, and Multi-Family Residential Complexes consisting of three or more dwelling units, and those owners of new or remodeled construction sites and/or their agents.
Commercial Customers means those Owners and/or occupants of establishments devoted in whole or in part to a business enterprise, whether public or private in nature and whether nonprofit or for profit.
Commercial Customers means customers, clients and licensees which are not, and are not owned, in whole or in part, or controlled by, a Governmental Entity.
Commercial Customers means any premises utilizing collection service where a commercial, industrial or institutional enterprise is carried on, including, without limitation, retail establishments, restaurants, hospitals, schools, day care centers, offices, nursing homes, clubs, churches and public facilities.