Or. Admin. Code § 860-036-1360 - Customer Requested Meter Tests
(1) A customer may ask the water utility to
test the water meter once every 12 months at no cost. The water utility must
test the water meter within seven calendar days of the request, unless the
customer fails to provide the water utility reasonable access to the
meter.
(2) A customer or a
designated representative has the right to be present at any on-site meter
test. The test must be conducted at a mutually acceptable time.
(3) Within seven calendar days of performing
the requested meter test, the water utility must provide a meter test report to
the customer. A sample report form is available at
www.puc.state.or.us/Pages/water/forms_notices/water_notices.aspx.
The report must include:
(a) The information
required by OAR 860-036-1100(2);
(b) The name of the customer requesting the
test and the service address where the meter was tested;
(c) The date the meter test was requested and
the date the meter test was performed;
(d) The name of the person performing the
test;
(e) The meter identification
number and location;
(f) The
beginning and ending meter readings; and
(g) The actual test results and
conclusion.
(4) If a
customer requests more than one meter test within any 12-month period and the
test results indicate that the meter is registering within the two percent
performance standard, the customer may be assessed a reasonable charge for the
test if the charge is included in a water utility's tariff or statement of
rates. If the meter registers outside the two percent performance standard, the
water utility may not charge the customer for the meter test.
Notes
Stat. Auth.: ORS 183, 756, 757
Stats. Implemented: ORS 756.040
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