METER INSTALLATIONS Sample Clauses

METER INSTALLATIONS. 15.1 LOCATION OF METERS (a) Socket-type meters must be installed on the outside of buildings or service structures. Exceptions to this practice must be approved by the Cooperative. The Cooperative retains sole discretion to determine whether or not to install or replace a conventional meter with a smart meter. (b) Meters shall not be installed in places difficult to access, such as over open pits, behind boilers, or where conditions exist that would adversely affect such devices. It shall be the consumer’s responsibility to maintain a clear space of at least thirty inches in front of the meter. (c) Meter bases shall be installed at a height of approximately five feet six inches to six feet as measured from the center of the meter glass above platform or permanent ground level and to the minimum service standards of the Cooperative. Meter bases should be installed on the xxxxx end of the facility at least three feet from the corner of the building and on the side closest to the power source. Consumers will be required, at the request of the Cooperative, to move meter bases to an outside location at the consumer’s expense. Any change in the location of service connections must be approved by the Cooperative prior to the move. In cases where unusual conditions exist, the Cooperative shall be consulted prior to installation.
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METER INSTALLATIONS. In the event an Extension requires installation of one or more meters, installation (including valves, piping, vaults, drain lines and meters) shall be performed by the Contractor according to District standards. The Developer shall pay the meter test fee established by the District and shall sign a District meter application form and pay all fees and charges due at that time.
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METER INSTALLATIONS. 15.1 LOCATION OF METERS (a) Gas meters must be installed on the outside of buildings or service structures. Exceptions to this practice must be approved by the Cooperative. The Cooperative retains sole discretion to determine whether or not to install or replace a conventional meter with a smart meter. (b) Meters shall not be installed in places difficult to access, such as over open pits, behind boilers, or where conditions exist that would adversely affect such devices. It shall be the consumer’s responsibility to maintain a clear space of at least thirty inches in front of the meter. (c) Any change in the location of service connections must be approved by the Cooperative prior to the move. In cases where unusual conditions exist, the Cooperative shall be consulted prior to installation.
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METER INSTALLATIONS. 15.1 LOCATION OF METERS (a) Water meters must be installed on the inside of buildings or service structures. Exceptions to this practice must be approved by the Cooperative. The Cooperative retains sole discretion to determine whether or not to install or replace a conventional meter with a smart meter. Residential meters are provided by BUECI. Oversize or non-residential meters must be acceptable to BUECI and provided by the customer. (b) Meters shall not be installed in places difficult to access, such as over open pits, behind boilers, or where conditions exist that would adversely affect such devices. It shall be the consumer’s responsibility to maintain a clear space of at least thirty inches in front of the meter. Meter installations shall be in accordance with BUECI’s water meter installation procedures. (c) Any change in the location of service connections must be approved by the Cooperative prior to the move. In cases where unusual conditions exist, the Cooperative shall be consulted prior to installation.
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METER INSTALLATIONS. Grantor shall cause: - The installation of the Electrical Metering Equipment in accordance with the terms of Section 3.5 of the Lease (the “Meter Installations”).
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METER INSTALLATIONS. 15.1 It is preferable that socketLOCATION OF METERS (a) Socket-type meters must be installed on the outside of buildings or service structures. Exceptions to this practice must be approved by the Cooperative. The Cooperative retains sole discretion to determine whether or not to install or replace a conventional meter with a smart meter.
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METER INSTALLATIONS. 15.1 LOCATION OF METERS (a) Socket-typeWater meters must be installed on the outside inside of buildings or service structures. Exceptions to this practice must be approved by the Cooperative. The Cooperative retains sole discretion to determine whether or not to install or replace a conventional meter with a smart meter. Residential meters are provided by BUECI. Oversize or non- residential meters must be acceptable to BUECI and provided by the customer. (b) Meters shall not be installed in places difficult to access, such as over open pits, behind boilers, or where conditions exist that would adversely affect such devices. It shall be the consumer’s responsibility to maintain a clear space of at least thirty inches in front of the meter. Meter installations shall be in accordance with BUECI’s water meter installation procedures. (c) Meter bases shall be installed at a height of approximately five feet six inches to six feet as measured from the center of the meter glass above platform or permanent ground level and to the minimum service standards of the Cooperative. Meter bases should be installed on the xxxxx end of the facility at least three feet from the corner of the building and on the side closest to the power source. Consumers will be required, at the request of the Cooperative, to move meter bases to an outside location at the consumer’s expense. Any change in the location of service connections must be approved by the Cooperative prior to the move. In cases where unusual conditions exist, the Cooperative shall be consulted prior to installation.
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