Mont. Admin. r. 38.5.1602 - PROHIBITION OF MASTER METERS
(1) All electricity
delivered to a new building shall be sold by the electric utility on the basis
of individual meter measurement for each occupancy unit, except for:
(a) Electricity delivered to hotels, motels,
hospitals, dormitories, and other similar transient lodging;
(b) Where the individual contractor or owner
of a new building provides to the utility, in writing before commencement of
construction or replacement, data showing that the contractor's or owner's
costs of purchasing and installing facilities for separate metering, when added
to the utility's costs of purchasing and installing separate meters, exceed the
long run benefits.
(2)
Each electric utility shall, by March 1, 1981, submit to the commission for
approval the criteria by which the utility proposes to analyze utility and
owner or contractor costs when a determination of whether the costs of
purchasing and installing separate meters exceed the long-range benefits of
separate metering is required.
Notes
Secs. 2-4-303 and 69-3-103, MCA; IMP, Sec. 69-3-102, MCA;
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