Basic Charge definition

Basic Charge means a volumetric unit charge for the cost of water service other than any fixed costs that are recovered through meter charges or other fixed charges other than incremental costs that are recovered through conservation charges. A basic charge may include the cost of generally applicable conservation measures assumed in establishing basic use allocations.

Basic Charge means the fixed charge required to be paid by a Customer for Services during a prescribed period in the amount specified in the Rate Schedule;

Basic Charge means the customer charge applied to customers in the Domestic Rate Group, as differentiated for single-family and multi-family residences.

Examples of Basic Charge in a sentence

• The proration of the applicable Demand Charge, Basic Charge, Facilities Charge, and Service Charge specified in the appropriate schedule will be calculated by dividing the charge by 30 and multiplying the result by the actual number of days since the account was opened or since the previous meter reading, where appropriate.

• The standard insurance amount is $1,000 and insurance in excess thereof is available on an increased liability basis at the per unit charge applicable under the Basic Charge on the additional amount requested.

• The rates to be charged by, and paid to, the Utility for Energy Services will be the Basic Charge and Variable Charge set out in the Rate Schedule from time to time in effect, which may be inspected during business hours at the Utility’s office in Vancouver, British Columbia and at the office of the British Columbia Utilities Commission in Vancouver, British Columbia.

• The lesser of (a) the Basic charge times the square footage of the area of the property divided by 15,000 or (b) the Basic Charge times the following multiples based on meter size:Meter Size Multiple 5/8” 1¾” .

• The Account Charge, the Basic Charge, and any other fees or charges to be charged by the Company, and paid by Customers to the Company for Services shall be the rates from time to time in effect.

More Definitions of Basic Charge

Basic Charge means the fixed customer charge applied to customers in the Domestic Rate Group, as differentiated for single-family and multi-family residences.

Basic Charge means a charge designed to cover the cost of investigation of survey records, the collection of survey data and the clarification of the position in regard to the title and survey; and

Basic Charge means the recovery of the distribution and billing-related costs, which include having a distribution system in place, plus the costs of the meter, servicing and reading the meter, mailing the bills, and maintaining customer records.

Basic Charge means the charge for the Facility which is specified in the Booking Confirmation

Basic Charge means a fixed charge required to be paid by a Customer for Energy Services during a prescribed period as specified in the Rate Schedule. Building: means a residential or other building or facility which is subject to a Customer Agreement.

Basic Charge means the charge specified in the Booking Contract exclusive of VAT;

Basic Charge means a charge as determined in terms of the Municipality’s Tariff By-law and Tariff Policy;