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...(A) If the staff and operator or gas gathering/processing plant pipeline operator reach agreement regarding any of the following: the occurrence of a noncompliance; the occurrence of a hazardous condition of a facility; the violation of a commission order; a compliance order or remedy; or the amount of a forfeiture, compromise forfeiture, or other payment, the agreement may be reduced to writing i...

...(A) If the staff and operator reach agreement regarding any of the following: the occurrence of a noncompliance; the occurrence of a hazardous condition of a facility; the violation of a commission order; a compliance order or remedy; or the amount of a forfeiture, compromise forfeiture, or other payment, the agreement may be reduced to writing in a settlement agreement and/or stipulation. Such ag...

...(A) The commission may initiate a gas pipeline safety proceeding after: (1) An incident has occurred. (2) A notice of probable noncompliance is served. (3) A notice of hazardous facility is served. (B) The commission shall conduct gas pipeline safety proceedings in accordance with Chapter 4901-1 of the Administrative Code. (C) Unless otherwise ordered by the commission or an attorney examiner assigned to the ...

...(A) The commission may initiate a gas pipeline safety proceeding after: (1) An incident has occurred. (2) A notice of probable noncompliance is served. (3) A notice of hazardous facility is served. (B) The commission shall conduct gas pipeline safety proceedings in accordance with Chapter 4901-1 of the Administrative Code. (C) Unless otherwise ordered by the commission or an attorn...

...For purposes of this chapter, the following definitions shall apply: (A) "Applicant" means any person who requests or makes application with a utility company for any of the following residential services: electric, gas, natural gas, waterworks, or sewage disposal. (B) "Class of service" means a description of utility service furnished to a customer used to denote its use either as residential or nonresidential. (...

...For purposes of this chapter, the following definitions shall apply: (A) "Applicant" means any person who requests or makes application with a utility company for any of the following residential services: electric, gas, natural gas, waterworks, or sewage disposal. (B) "Class of service" means a description of utility service furnished to a customer used to denote its use either as residential...

...(A) The rules in this chapter apply to all electric, gas, natural gas, waterworks, and sewage disposal utility companies who provide service to residential customers. (B) Nothing contained in this chapter shall in any way preclude the commission from any of the following: (1) Altering, or amending, in whole or in part, these rules and regulations. (2) Prescribing different standards for the establishment of credit...

...(A) The rules in this chapter apply to all electric, gas, natural gas, waterworks, and sewage disposal utility companies who provide service to residential customers. (B) Nothing contained in this chapter shall in any way preclude the commission from any of the following: (1) Altering or amending, in whole or in part, these rules and regulations. (2) Prescribing different standards for the ...

...(A) Each utility company may require an applicant for residential service to satisfactorily establish financial responsibility. If the applicant has previously been a customer of that utility company, the utility company may require the residential applicant to establish financial responsibility pursuant to paragraph (C) of rule 4901:1-17-04 of the Administrative Code. Each utility company may use a credit check, pur...

...(A) Each utility company may require an applicant for residential service to satisfactorily establish financial responsibility. If the applicant has previously been a customer of that utility company, the utility company may require the residential applicant to establish financial responsibility pursuant to paragraph (C) of rule 4901:1-17-04 of the Administrative Code. Each utility company may use...

...(A) No utility company, as defined in this chapter shall require a cash deposit to establish or reestablish credit in an amount in excess of one-twelfth of the estimated charge for regulated service(s) provided by that utility company for the ensuing twelve months, plus thirty per cent of the monthly estimated charge. Each utility company, upon request, shall furnish a copy of rules 4901:1-17-03 to 4901:1-17-06 of th...

...(A) Each utility company that requests a cash deposit shall notify the applicant/customer of all options available to establish credit as listed in paragraph (A) of rule 4901:1-17-03 of the Administrative Code. (B) If an applicant for gas or natural gas service indicates that his/her household income is such that the applicant may be eligible for the gas percentage of income payment plan (PIPP) program, the gas or n...

...For purposes of this chapter, the following definitions shall apply: (A) "Applicant" means any person who requests or makes application with a utility company for any of the following residential services: electric, gas, or natural gas. (B) "Arrearages" means for each percentage of income payment plan plus (PIPP plus) customer such customer's accrued charges at the time the customer enrolls in the...

...(A) The rules in this chapter apply to all electric, gas, and natural gas utility companies that provide service to residential customers, including residential consumers in master-metered premises, and residential consumers whose utility services are included in rental payments. (B) Nothing contained in this chapter shall in any way preclude the commission from any of the following: (1) Altering, or amending, in w...

...(A) The rules in this chapter apply to all electric, gas, and natural gas utility companies that provide service to residential customers, including residential consumers in master-metered premises, and residential consumers whose utility services are included in rental payments. (B) Nothing contained in this chapter shall in any way preclude the commission from any of the following: (1) Alt...

...Electric, gas, or natural gas utility companies under the jurisdiction of the commission may disconnect service to residential customers only for the following reasons: (A) When a customer/consumer uses electricity, gas, or natural gas in a manner detrimental to the service to other consumers. (B) When providing service is in conflict or incompatible with any order of the commission, court of law, laws of the state...

...Electric, gas, or natural gas utility companies under the jurisdiction of the commission may disconnect service to residential customers only for the following reasons: (A) When a customer/consumer uses electricity, gas, or natural gas in a manner detrimental to the service to other consumers. (B) When providing service is in conflict or incompatible with any order of the commission, court of law, l...

...(A) Upon contact by a customer whose account is delinquent or who desires to avoid a delinquency, the utility company shall inform the customer that it will make reasonable extensions or other extended payment plans appropriate for both the customer and the utility company. If the customer proposes payment terms, the utility company may exercise discretion in the acceptance of the payment terms based upon the account...

...(A) Upon contact by a customer whose account is delinquent or who desires to avoid a delinquency, the utility company shall inform the customer that it will make reasonable extensions or other extended payment plans appropriate for both the customer and the utility company. If the customer proposes payment terms, the utility company may exercise discretion in the acceptance of the payment terms ba...

...(A) If a residential customer is delinquent, as defined in paragraph (A) of rule 4901:1-18-04 of the Administrative Code, in paying for regulated services, the utility company may, after at least fourteen days' notice, disconnect the customer's service during normal utility company business hours in compliance with all of the following conditions. (1) No disconnections for nonpayment shall be made after twelve-thirt...

...(A) If a residential customer is delinquent, as defined in paragraph (A) of rule 4901:1-18-04 of the Administrative Code, in paying for regulated services, the utility company may, after at least fourteen days' notice, disconnect the customer's service during normal utility company business hours in compliance with all of the following conditions. (1) No disconnections for nonpayment shall be...

...(A) Upon payment or proof of payment of the delinquent amount as stated on the disconnection notice, or of an amount sufficient to cure the default on an extended payment plan or the percentage of income payment plan plus (PIPP plus), applicable reconnection charge, the utility company shall reconnect service that has been disconnected for nonpayment pursuant to the following provisions: (1) For customers disconnect...

...(A) Upon payment or proof of payment of the delinquent amount as stated on the disconnection notice, or of an amount sufficient to cure the default on an extended payment plan or the percentage of income payment plan plus (PIPP plus) and applicable reconnection charge, the utility company shall reconnect service that has been disconnected for nonpayment pursuant to the following provisions: (1) F...

...This rule is to address circumstances where the utility company knows that the customer is the landlord for a multi-unit dwelling (i.e., tenants who receive master-metered services) or for a single-occupancy dwelling where the utilities are included in the rent. A utility company may disconnect the utility service of these consumers, for nonpayment by the landlord, only in accordance with the following: (A) The util...

...(A) The residential customers and consumers of a combination utility company that provides both natural gas and electric service shall have the same rights pursuant to Chapter 4901:1-18 of the Administrative Code as customers and consumers who are served by separate natural gas and electric companies. In the event of disconnection or pending disconnection of both gas and electric services, a residential customer of ...