Public utility services means drainage, electricity, gas, sewerage, telephone or water services or such other services as are prescribed for the purposes of this definition;
Public utility services means the providing, performing or rendering of public service of a telephone, electric, steam, or gas nature, the rates or other charges for which are subjected to regulation by state public utility regulatory bodies, federal public utility or regulatory bodies or both, or the rendering of public service of an electric or gas nature by a government owned facility.
Public utility services means water or wastewater services provided by a publicly owned utility. The term does not include communications services as defined in s. 202.11, F.S., Internet, or cable services.
Examples of Public utility services in a sentence
Public utility services have the meaning given in the Land Administration Act 1997 and refers to services such as gas, electricity and water.
More Definitions of Public utility services
Public utility services means any or all of the following services provided (whether or not for payment or reward) by one person to another—
Public utility services means the sale and use of local exchange telephone and cable television service. Public utility services as used in this Article shall not include "energy suppliers" as that term is defined in Orem City Code Section 18-2-2.
Public utility services means water, wastewater, or stormwater services provided by a publicly owned utility. The term does not include Internet or cable services.
Public utility services means all services and tangible personal property purchased within this municipality from a seller, as hereinafter in this section defined, to include but not limited to local telephone service, electric service, gas service, including bottled or liquid gas; water service, garbage and sanitary sewer service; if purchased, used
Public utility services means any-
Public utility services means the providing, performing
Public utility services means the sale and use of electric power and energy, natural gas, and basic local exchange telephone service.