Customer Tariffs Sample Clauses

The Customer Tariffs clause defines the pricing structure and rates that a customer is required to pay for goods or services provided under the agreement. It typically outlines how tariffs are calculated, when they may be adjusted, and the process for notifying customers of any changes. For example, it may specify that tariffs are based on usage levels or are subject to periodic review. The core function of this clause is to ensure transparency and predictability in billing, helping both parties understand the financial terms and avoid disputes over charges.
Customer Tariffs. 1) The Provider shall charge the Tariffs as per its Business Plan appended to this Agreement and Business Plan revisions submitted annually. Tariff shall be sufficient to cover the reasonable cost of providing the Services, maintaining the Facilities and to meet any costs of providing new Facilities including debt servicing costs on outstanding loans taken for this purpose, and where appropriate, the cost of asset renewal and development 2) Regular adjustments to the tariffs in Schedule E will be on the basis adjustments processes approved by WASREB. The provider may request an annual tariff review based on projected annual revenue requirements where the regular adjustment is insufficient to account for major changes in revenue requirements. 3) Any surplus shall be placed in a Contingency Fund which shall be used for the purpose of expanding extensions. 4) The Tariffs charged shall comply with WASREB Tariff Guidelines for small scale operators.
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Customer Tariffs. 1. The SSSP shall charge the Tariffs as per its Business Plan appended to this Agreement and Business Plan revisions submitted annually. Tariff shall be sufficient to cover the reasonable cost of providing the Services, maintaining the Facilities and to meet any costs of providing new Facilities including debt servicing costs on outstanding loans taken for this purpose, and where appropriate, the cost of asset renewal and development. 2. Regular adjustments to the tariffs in Schedule E will be on the basis of adjustments processes approved by WASREB. The SSSP may request an annual tariff review based on projected annual revenue requirements where the regular adjustment is insufficient to account for major changes in revenue requirements. 3. Any surplus shall be placed in a Contingency Fund which shall be used for the purpose of expanding extensions. 4. The Tariffs charged shall comply with WASREB Tariff Guidelines for small scale operators.
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Customer Tariffs a. Tariffs charged to the Customers must be approved by the Regulatory Board. At the com- mencement of the SPA the present tariff level and structure will be approved by the Regu- latory Board on approval of the SPA. The subsequent applications for tariff adjustments shall follow the Relevant sector guideline. Tariffs shall be sufficient to cover the reason- able cost of providing the Services, maintaining the facilities and to meet any other costs specified in this SPA such as providing new facilities, debt servicing on outstanding loans, asset renewal and development. b. All tariffs must at all times be made public by the Service Provider in the pay stations, all offices where customers have access to and in standpipes or water kiosks. c. The Service Provider shall commence to charge the Tariffs as per its Business Plan ap- pended to this Agreement. d. If this SPA provides for automatic tariff adjustments and the Regulatory Board has agreed to the implementation of each adjustment, the same shall be carried out by giving notice to the Licensee and the public at least four (4) weeks in advance to the implementation. e. The Service Provider or the Licensee may request a tariff review in order to adjust the tariffs and/or the remuneration of one or both parties. Such a tariff adjustment proposal shall be established in cooperation by both parties justifying the request with all the nec- ▇▇▇▇▇▇ documentation and estimations. The request shall be presented according to the requirements of the Relevant guidelines of the Regulatory Board and forwarded to it for approval. The Regulatory Board may approve the tariff application of issue a “Notice of Tariff Correction.” f. In the event that third parties receive payment generated from the application of the approved tariffs, except the levy for the Regulatory Board, the tariff adjustment proposal shall include such payments as well as the documentation of their use. The third party shall be informed that for such payments, a justification and documentation is compul- sory under the Regulatory Board’s Guidelines.
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Customer Tariffs a. Tariffs charged to the Customers must be approved by the Regulatory Board. At the com-mencement of the SPA the present tariff level and structure will be approved by the Regu-atory Board on approval of the SPA. The subsequent applications for tariff adjustments shall follow the Relevant sector guideline. Tariffs shall be suffi cient to cover the reason- able cost of providing the Services, maintaining the facilities and to meet any other costs specifi ed in this SPA such as providing new facilities, debt servicing on outstanding loans, asset renewal and development b. All tariffs must at all times be made public by the Service Provider in the pay stations, all offi ces where customers have access to and in standpipes or water kiosks. c. The Service Provider shall commence to charge the Tariffs as per its Business Plan ap-pended to this Agreement d. If this SPA provides for automatic tariff adjustments and the Regulatory Board has agreed to the implementation of each adjustment, the same shall be carried out by giving notice to the Licensee and the public at least four
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