Bill Adjustments Based on Estimated Use Sample Clauses

Bill Adjustments Based on Estimated Use. If a meter proves inaccurate, Supplier shall make a billing adjustment from the date the meter inaccuracy began. If the date any meter inaccuracy began cannot be determined, Supplier shall make a billing adjustment (excluding any period of outage or other non-use of Service and taking into account price changes during the period) for one-half of the period between the date of the last prior successful meter test or recalibration and the date of the test disclosing the inaccuracy, but not for a period greater than six months. If a meter fails to provide usable readings, Supplier will estimate the quantities of Service billed for such period based on best engineering practices, including one or more of the following: previous usage history, 30-calendar-day system average, comparable metered usage of other buildings, or average daily use. Customer shall pay for Service during those periods based on the estimated amount. Supplier shall indicate on the invoice all xxxxxxxx based on estimated usage. Customer may dispute such determination in accordance with the dispute resolution procedure in Section 16. of the main body of the Agreement. EXHIBIT D APPROVED MECHANICAL ROOM DESIGN PLANS PROVIDED BY AND SEALED: [INSERT DATE] EXHIBIT E INSURANCE‌ Insurance Coverage Customer shall carry insurance in the following types and amounts for the duration of this Agreement and furnish Supplier with certificates of insurance and policy endorsements:
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