Tex. Utilities Code § 141.006

GROUNDS FOR REFUSAL TO SERVE.

Last amended: 2013Year: 2026Length: 172 wordsSubsections: 2Official source
(a) A distribution system retailer may refuse service to an applicant for new service or to an existing customer for continued service or reconnection if: (1) an applicant or customer fails to pay fees, advances, contributions, or deposits required for service under the distribution system retailer's policies; (2) an applicant or customer fails to furnish a service or meter location specified for service by the distribution system retailer; (3) the existence or repeated creation of an unsafe condition, such as impaired meter access or a leak in the applicant's piping system, may potentially create bodily harm or endanger life or property in the distribution system retailer's opinion; (4) an applicant, customer, or service location owner is delinquent in payment for services provided by a distribution system retailer service location owner; or (5) a current resident or occupant of the premises to receive service is delinquent in payment for services provided by a distribution system retailer. (b) The right to refuse service ends when the cause for the refusal to serve is corrected.
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