Existing Distribution System (Legacy System Sample Clauses

Existing Distribution System (Legacy System. 5.6.1. If the MHP has an existing propane gas distribution system, PG&E will, upon request, replace it with a natural gas distribution system, provided that; 1) the Utility offers natural gas service and the MHP is located within the franchise area that the Utility serves; 2) a distribution line is located nearby and can be connected safely and economically to the MHP; and 3) the request would be replaced under the Utility’s existing Distribution and Service Extension Rules (Rule 15 & 16) and would not qualify under the Butte County MHP Rebuild Program.
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Existing Distribution System (Legacy System. 5.7.1. The MHP Owner/Operator must continue to operate and maintain the existing master-meter/submetered system (Legacy System) and continue to provide utility service to the MHP Residents until cutover to direct SOCALGAS service. The Legacy System will, always, remain the property and responsibility of the MHP Owner/Operator, including ongoing maintenance, notification, post construction removal (including above ground facilities, i.e., submeters and risers) and related permitting, decommissioning and any environmental remediation. 5.7.2. SOCALGAS shall not remove the existing legacy system unless necessary, and the system shall be abandoned in place. SOCALGAS shall isolate the new and existing legacy systems. SOCALGAS shall not incur any expenses associated with the removal or retirement of the existing system under the MHP Program. Should removal of the master-metered distribution system be necessary to complete the conversion to direct utility service from SOCALGAS, such costs may, at SOCALGAS’ discretion, be included in the MHP Program if it is necessary and can be done so efficiently. 5.7.3. If the MHP has an existing propane gas distribution system, SOCALGAS will, upon request, replace it with a natural gas distribution system, provided that; 1) the Utility offers natural gas service and the MHP is located within the franchise area that the Utility serves; 2) a distribution line is located nearby and can be connected safely and economically to the MHP; and 3) the request would be replaced under the Utility’s existing Distribution and Service Extension Rules (Rule No. 20 and No. 21) and would not qualify under the MHP Program.
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Existing Distribution System (Legacy System. 5.4.1. The MHP Owner/Operator must continue to operate and maintain the existing Legacy System and continue to provide utility service to the MHP residents until cutover to the new direct Pacific Power service system. At all times, the Legacy System will remain the property and responsibility of the MHP Owner/Operator, including ongoing maintenance, post construction removal (if required), decommissioning and any environmental remediation.
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Existing Distribution System (Legacy System. 5.6.1. The MHP Owner/Operator must continue to operate and maintain the existing master-meter/submeter system (“Legacy System”) and continue to provide utility service to the MHP residents until cutover to the new direct PG&E service system. At all times, the Legacy System will remain the property and responsibility of the MHP Owner/Operator, including ongoing maintenance, notification, post construction removal (if required), decommissioning and any environmental remediation. 5.6.2. If the MHP has an existing propane gas distribution system, PG&E will, upon request, replace it with a natural gas distribution system, provided that; 1) the Utility offers natural gas service and the MHP is located within the franchise area that the Utility serves; 2) a distribution line is located nearby and can be connected safely and economically to the MHP; and 3) the request would be replaced under the Utility’s existing Distribution and Service Extension Rules (Rule 15 & 16) and would not qualify under the MHP Program.
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Existing Distribution System (Legacy System. 5.5.1. The MHP Owner/Operator must continue to operate and, maintain the existing master- metered/submetered system (legacy system) and continue to provide utility service to the MHP residents until cutover to the new direct SCE service system. Throughout utility construction and after the cutover, the existing system will remain the property and responsibility of the MHP Owner/Operator, including ongoing maintenance, notification post-construction removal (if required), and any environmental remediation, as appropriate. The existing legacy system will remain the property and responsibility of the current MHP Owner/Operator. If necessary, further decommissioning or removal of the existing system will be the responsibility of the MHP Owner/Operator. 5.5.2. SCE shall not remove the existing legacy system unless necessary, and the system shall be abandoned in place. SCE shall isolate the new and existing legacy systems. SCE shall not incur any expenses associated with the removal or retirement of the existing system under the MHP Program. Should removal of the sub-metered distribution system be necessary to complete the conversion to direct utility service from SCE, such costs may, at SCE’s discretion, be included in the MHP Program if it is necessary and can be done so efficiently.
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Existing Distribution System (Legacy System. 5.5.1. The MHP Owner/Operator must continue to operate and maintain the existing master-meter/submeter system (“Legacy System”) and continue to provide utility service to the MHP residents until cutover to the new direct Liberty Utilities service system. At all times, the Legacy System will remain the property and responsibility of the MHP Owner/Operator, including ongoing maintenance, notification, post construction removal (if required, including above ground facilities, i.e., submeters and risers) and related permitting, decommissioning and any environmental remediation. 5.5.2. Liberty Utilities shall not remove the existing legacy system unless necessary, and the system shall be abandoned in place. Liberty Utilities shall isolate the new and existing legacy systems. Liberty Utilities shall not incur any expenses associated with the removal or retirement of the existing system under the MHP Program. Should removal of the sub-metered distribution system be necessary to complete the conversion to direct utility service from Liberty Utilities, such costs may, at Liberty Utilities' discretion, be included in the MHP Program if it is necessary and can be done so efficiently.
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