[Ord. 425, 6/7/1950, Art. XX, § 1; as added by
Ord. 447, 6/6/1951, § 3]
It is understood that every consumer agrees to be financially
liable for all electrical energy consumed by him when that energy
is supplied by the Borough.
[Ord. 425, 6/7/1950, Art. XX, § 2; as added by
Ord. 447, 6/6/1951, § 3]
Whenever the true amount of energy consumed by a consumer is
greater than the amount of energy registered on that customer's
meter, the customer shall be required to pay for the true amount of
energy consumed.
[Ord. 425, Art. XX, § 3; as added by Ord. 447,
6/6/1951, § 3]
In cases where it is impossible or inexpedient to determine
the true amount of energy consumed, the Borough's estimate of
that energy shall be conclusive as to the amount consumed.
[Ord. 425, 6/7/1950, Art. XX, § 4; as added by
Ord. 447, 6/6/1951, § 3]
Where it appears that a service installation has been altered
or affected in a manner such as to defeat the purpose of the meter,
the customer shall be required to provide, at his own expense, suitable
wiring and other necessary equipment as directed by the Borough, for
the installation of an outside meter.
[Ord. 425, 6/7/1950, Art. XX, § 5; as added by
Ord. 447, 6/6/1951, § 3]
The Borough shall, upon failure of a customer to comply with
any provision of this Part, disconnect or cause to be disconnected
that customer's service until such time as the provisions of
this Part are complied with.
