Boundary Customers Sample Clauses

Boundary Customers. In the event that any single premises of a customer shall be situated partly in the territory allocated to the Company and partly in the territory allocated to the District, electric power and energy may be sold to such customer by either party at the option of the customer, provided that the delivery point is located on such premises and within the territory of the supplier, and provided further, that there be no consumption of any such power and energy other than by such customer on such premises. In such case, delivery of any such power and energy by one party which may be used by the customer within the territory of the other party shall not be deemed a violation of this Agreement. For the purposes of this provision, the term "premises" shall be defined as all buildings and/or grounds of a customer which are contiguous and which normally would be supplied from one delivery point, and the term "delivery point" shall mean the point at which the electric facilities of the supplier attach to those of the customer. Neither party will, upon the relocation of a delivery point into its territory, undertake service theretofore rendered by the other party 36 Article II - Section D under the foregoing conditions unless the relocation of the delivery point has become advisable, upon the basis of proper and usual engineering practices, due to a change in the amount of load, the location of load, or other engineering or operating factors relating to the electric consumption by the customer. Whether such relocation has so become advisable by reason of the foregoing factors shall be determined by the party to whose territory the delivery point is to be moved but such party shall not make such determination arbitrarily or capriciously and shall submit to the other party prior to the undertaking of service the facts and data upon which such determination was based. Whenever service is initiated by a party hereto to such a customer, and conditions thereafter shall change so that any of the requirements above set out, are no longer met, service to such premises and/or any new premises created by such change shall be rendered in conformity with the provisions of this Agreement including the provisions of this Paragraph 10 or shall constitute a violation of this Agreement.
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