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Overhead secondary cable or conductors, together with their supports, extending from NB Power's overhead Distribution System to the Delivery Point.

One of the following:

• A complete building such as an office building, factory, or house;
• Part of a building such as a suite of offices in an office building or an apartment in an Apartment Building; the part of the building occupied must be adjoining and include no space not controlled by the Customer;
• Group of buildings served by one electric service considered as one Customer for billing purposes.

The Dwelling used most of the time by a Customer in a year.

Grouping of Customers to which a specific rate schedule applies; e.g., Residential - Rural, Residential - Urban.

Those facilities provided, owned and maintained by NB Power for which the Customer pays a rental charge.

Rate Categories for domestic use, use in Churches and Farms.

Premises used exclusively for the care of the elderly or disabled.

The standard coding system implemented by the Government of Canada for arranging producing units into industries. NB Power uses the SIC coding to assign the appropriate Rate Category to a Customer.

Temporary Facilities are NB Power Facilities that are not expected to remain in place for the duration of their normal life cycle.

Customer owned underground secondary cables or conductors extending from the Delivery Point to the Customer's service entrance.

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