Connection Charge definition
Connection Charge is the sum payable by the Communications Provider in accordance with the Openreach Price List for provisioning of the Service;
Connection Charge means the charge(s) recouped or to be recouped by the Municipality from the Customer for the cost of connecting the Embedded Generator to the Distribution Network, as per the currently applicable official municipal tariffs.
Connection Charge means the amount due and owing to the City for the installation and construction of a service connection as set out in Schedule "E" to the By-law.
Examples of Connection Charge in a sentence
The applicability of this provision is generally limited to Connection Charge and line extension payments specifically cited and provided for in the Contractor's Tariff.
More Definitions of Connection Charge
Connection Charge means the once off non-recurring charge payable by the Customer for initial provision and where applicable installation of the Facility.
Connection Charge means the actual cost of connecting a property to a public utility system and is limited to the labor, materials, and overhead involved in making connections and installing meters.
Connection Charge or "charge for connection" means the charge required to be paid to the district for con- nection to the service as opposed to the assessment based upon the benefits derived.
Connection Charge means all nonrecurring costs, whether refundable or nonrefundable, to be paid by the Government to the utility supplier for the required connecting facilities, which are installed, owned, operated, and maintained by the utility supplier (see Termination liability).
Connection Charge means the non-refundable charge payable by the Customer for installation and connection to the Service as specified in the Order or otherwise notified by the Supplier.
Connection Charge means the charge for connecting the Service(s) as detailed in the
Connection Charge means a Contractor's charge for facilities on the Contractor's side of the delivery point which facilities (1) are required to make connections with the nearest point of supply and (2) are installed, owned, maintained, and operated by the Contractor in accordance with the Contractor’s Tariffs, Contractor’s Terms and Conditions, and the Commission’s rules and regulations.