RESPUESTA: TECNICAS Y HERRAMIENTAS DE MITIGACIÓN

4.4.1. ALL MULTI-UNIT CUSTOMERS: The Company may require a deposit for an Extension

subject to this Section, in an amount no greater than the Extension Cost required to serve the development. The deposit shall be increased by any tax consequences to the Company.

5. SERVICE CONNECTIONS

5.1 GENERAL: If the Company accepts an application for an Extension, the Company may furnish and

place, at no cost to the Applicant, up to 200 feet of Normal Residential Service Connection, measured at right angles from the nearest curb line to the Applicant’s building, at the point of service entrance designated by the Company. Meters and regulators will be furnished and installed by the Company. The costs of meters and regulators (including the installation) may be waived by the Company. The Applicant shall consult the Company as to the exact point at which the service pipe will enter the building before installing interior gas piping or starting any other work dependent upon the location of the service pipe. The Company will determine the location of the service pipe depending upon physical constraints in the street and other practical considerations.

Gas service will be supplied to a Applicant 's premises through a single service pipe except where, in the judgment of the Company, its economic considerations; conditions on its distribution system;

improvement of service conditions; or volume of the customer's requirements, make it desirable to the Company to install more than one service pipe.

5.2 CHANGE IN EXISTING INSTALLATIONS: Change in the location of existing service pipe and/or

metering facilities requested by the customer or Applicant must be approved by the Company and shall be made at the expense of the customer or Applicant.

SOUTH JERSEY GAS COMPANY

B.P.U.N.J. No. 11 - GAS Original Sheet No. 115

Issued November 29, 2013 Effective with service rendered by South Jersey Gas Company, on and after October 1, 2014 J. DuBois, President

GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS

(Continued)

6. METERING AND MEASURING EQUIPMENT

6.1 GENERAL: Company may, at its discretion, install and maintain a single meter or measuring device

for service upon each rate schedule under which the customer receives service. Whenever possible, the meter shall be located outside. If the meter cannot be located outside, the meter maybe be set so it can be read from outside the building, by a remote meter reading device.

When requested by a customer, remote meter reading equipment which transmits the reading on a meter to a repeating register located on the outside of a building, shall be installed, if feasible. However, the Company must be permitted access to the interior meter at all reasonable times. The cost of installation may be borne by the customer. The payment shall not give the customer any interest in the installed equipment, the ownership being vested exclusively in the Company.

If permitted under the applicable rate schedule, the Company may install an electronic data collection system for use in conjunction with the metering of service, and may assess the customer for the cost of said data collection system and the installation thereof. If the Company so elects, the customer shall arrange for or provide, at no cost to the Company, adequate electrical service for the data collection system, a location for the data collection system acceptable to the Company, and a dedicated means of telemetry (telephone, cellular, etc.) for use in connection with the data collection system. The customer shall be responsible for monthly telemetric data charges (telephone, cellular, etc.) for use in connection with the data collection system when electronic data collection is required by the Company.

The Company's equipment shall be replaced whenever deemed necessary and may be removed by the Company at any reasonable time after the discontinuance of service.

The Company will select the type and make of metering equipment and may, from time to time, change or alter such equipment; its sole obligation is to supply meters that will accurately and adequately furnish records for billing purposes.

6.2 CUSTOMER'S RESPONSIBILITY: Customer shall furnish and maintain a suitable space for the

meter and associated equipment. Such space shall be as near as practicable to the point of service entrance and which shall be adequately ventilated, dry and free of corrosive vapors, not subject to extreme temperatures and shall be readily accessible to employees of the Company. Customer shall not tamper with or remove meters or other equipment, nor permit access thereto except by the Company’s authorized employees. In case of loss or damage to the Company's property from the act or negligence of the customer or his agents or servants, or of failure to return equipment supplied by the Company, customer shall pay to the Company the amount of such loss or damage to the property.

A charge may be made for excessive maintenance caused by vandalism and/or repeated damages.

6.3 ACCESS TO CUSTOMER'S PREMISES: The Company, or duly authorized government employees,

shall have the right of reasonable access to customer's premises, and to all property furnished by the Company, at all reasonable times for the purpose of inspection of customer's premises incident to the rendering of service, reading meters or inspecting, testing, or repairing its facilities used in connection with supplying the service, or for the removal of its property.

Issued November 29, 2013 Effective with service rendered by South Jersey Gas Company, on and after October 1, 2014 J. DuBois, President

Filed pursuant to Order in Docket No. GR13111137 of the Board of Public Utilities, State of New Jersey, dated September 30, 2014