Notice of access. For the purposes set forth in part 10.1(b) and 10.1(d), Lessor shall confine entry to ordinary business hours and only upon twenty-four (24) hour prior notice to Lessee unless Xxxxxx agrees, in writing, to enter at another time.
Notice of access. We will give you, or the occupier of your property, two days’ written notice of our intention to enter your property specifying the date and approximate time of entry, unless you agree to a shorter notice period. We will not give you written notice in cases where: entry is required urgently the purpose is to read, fit, exchange or maintain a meter giving notice would defeat the purposes of entry we intend to conduct a water restriction investigation on your property we need to investigate a health or safety issue, or we conduct a general property inspection such as verifying connection installation, meter, plumbing or a backflow prevention containment device inspection. Impact on customer’s property If we enter your property for the reasons outlined in clause 9.1, we will ensure that we: cause as little disruption or inconvenience as possible remove all rubbish and equipment we have brought on to the property, and unless otherwise agreed, leave the property, as near as possible, in the condition that it was found on entry. You may be entitled to compensation from us under the Act for damage incurred by our entry to your property. 10 Water meter reading, installation, testing and maintenance Installing and maintaining a meter Unless we otherwise agree, your property must have a meter to measure the quantity of water that we supply you. Details, including who is required to supply you with the meter and who is required to pay for the plumbing installation are provided in our metering requirements published in our policies and guidelines that are available on our website, as amended from time to time. If you install a meter in an inaccessible location, or make a meter inaccessible to us, we may charge you a fee for the provision of a remote reading device. An approved backflow prevention containment device appropriate to the property’s hazard rating must be fitted. The backflow prevention containment device must comply with the Plumbing Code of Australia, and any other regulations or standards that may apply. Residential properties with low risk of backflow that are serviced by either a 20mm or 25mm meter are exempt from this requirement because these meters already contain a backflow prevention containment device. Properties with larger meters must comply with our requirements published in our policies on our website, as amended from time to time. If you have a Sydney Water data logger on your property as part of a metering system (for example, in multi-le...
Notice of access a. Prior to any entry upon CIM, Permittee shall give State at least seven (7) days written notice, which notice shall include the following:
Notice of access. Lessor or persons authorized by Lessor shall have the right of access to the Premises at any time during Lessee’s normal business hours upon 2 (two) calendar day written notice. In an emergency, with imminent danger or due to security reasons, access to the Premises shall be permitted at any time, day and night
Notice of access. Prior to accessing the Assets as provided in Sections 4.1 and 4.2, Purchaser shall provide reasonable notice to Seller in order to allow Seller the opportunity to contact landowners and advise as to the nature of Purchaser’s access.
Notice of access. Ausgrid must use reasonable endeavours to provide at least 7 days’ notice of its intention to exercise its rights under this clause 8, together with a brief description of the purpose of access and nature of any works to be done.
Notice of access. We will give you, or the occupier of your property, two days written notice specifying the date, and approximate time of our entry onto your property, unless you agree to a shorter notice period. We will not give you written notice in cases where: • entry is required urgently; or • the purpose is to read or exchange a meter; or • givin g notice would defeat the purposes of entry.
Notice of access. We will give you, or the occupier of your Property, two days notice specifying the date, and approximate time of our entry onto your Property, unless you agree to a shorter notice period. We will not give you notice in cases where: • in our opinion entry is required urgently • the purpose is to read, fit, exchange, repair or maintain a Meter • giving notice would defeat the purpose of entry • we intend to conduct a Water Restriction investigation on your Property • we conduct a general inspection such as an inspection of the Meter, plumbing or a backflow device; or • our access is to assess the operation or condition of Our Water System where that inspection is not intrusive.
Notice of access. Except in routine situations (for example, reading or inspecting a meter that is located on the outside of a building) or emergency situations, either we and/or the network company and/or the meter services provider and/or other authorised third parties will provide you with a notice of the intention to access your premises at least 10 business days before access is required. The notice will stipulate: • when we will require access to your premises; and • the reasons for requiring access to your premises. We will not be able to give you notice where the network company and/or the meter services provider and/or other authorised third parties have not given us prior notice. If you are required to be home during the period we access your premises, we will contact you to set up a time that is convenient to you and us. Conditions for access When we access your premises, our representatives, representatives of the network company, the meter services provider and/or other authorised third parties will: • take reasonable steps to minimise any direct impacts on your premises and any inconvenience to you; • try to comply with any reasonable requests that you may have; • carry identification and present it to you if you ask to see it; • identify themselves to you before they enter your premises; and • act courteously, considerately and professionally at all times.
Notice of access. Except in routine situations (for example, reading or inspecting a meter that is located on the outside of a building) or emergency situations, either we and/or the Network operator and/or the meter services providers and/or other authorised third parties will provide you with a notice of the intention to access your premises at least 10 business days before access is required. The notice will stipulate: when we will require access to your premises; and the reasons for requiring access to your premises. We will not be able to give you notice where the Network operator and/or the meter services providers and/or other authorised third parties have not given us prior notice. If you are required to be home during the period we access your premises, we will contact you to set up a time that is convenient to you and us. The Network operator may access your premises without your permission, and take all reasonable steps to gain such access, where it believes there is immediate danger to persons or property. Conditions for access When we access your premises, our representatives, representatives of the Network operator, the meter services providers and/or other authorised third parties will: take reasonable steps to minimise any direct impacts on your premises and any inconvenience to you; try to comply with any reasonable requests that you may have; carry identification and present it to you if you ask to see it; identify themselves to you before they enter your premises; and act courteously, considerately and professionally at all times.
