105 CMR, § 410.200 - Provision and Metering of Electricity or Gas
(A) The owner shall provide the electricity
or gas used in each dwelling unit unless:
(1)
Such electricity or gas is metered through a meter which serves only the
dwelling unit or other area under the exclusive use of an occupant of that
dwelling unit, except as allowed by
105
CMR 410.300(F);
and
(2) A written rental agreement
provides for payment by the occupant.
(B) If the owner is required by 105 CMR
410.000 or by a written rental agreement consistent with 105 CMR 410.000 to pay
for the electricity or gas used in a dwelling unit or other area under the
exclusive use of an occupant of that residence, then such electricity or gas
may be metered through meters which serve more than one dwelling
unit.
(C) Owners shall allow
occupants access to their dwelling unit's electrical distribution panel at all
times, except when the owner provides electricity and provides access to the
electrical distribution panel by continuous building management supervision,
pursuant to 527 CMR 12.00: Massachusetts Electrical
Code.
(D) If it is
determined upon inspection that electricity or gas may not meet the
requirements of
105
CMR 410.200(A), the board of
health shall immediately notify the local plumbing or electrical inspector of
any possible violations observed.
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