Transfer of Existing Customer to Location Sample Clauses

Transfer of Existing Customer to Location. If an existing Town customer moves from one location serviced by the Town to another location serviced by the Town, consumption charges will be billed based upon actual final meter readings and initial meter readings. Customers may transfer service from one location to another as long as any balances are not past due. The remaining amount owed and any fees from a previous service may be transferred to the new account. If the customer has an account that is past due, the customer will have to pay that amount before the account can be transferred. The deposit from the previous account will be transferred and an additional deposit may be required in conjunction with the regulations of this policy. Utility customers requesting to transfer their service from one Town of Liberty location to another must follow the Application for Utility Services process, including payment of a service initiation fee. The customer may also be required to update the deposit at this time. When transfer paperwork is being completed, a “connect” date at the new address and “disconnect” date at the previous address must be given. Services at two addresses may not “overlap” for more than 14 days. The customer is still responsible for any outstanding balances at the previous address. Failure to pay such balances will result in involuntary disconnection at the new address.
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