(a)
- (1) A utility must notify a customer in writing five (5) calendar days before it suspends service.
- (2) If a utility delivers the notice to the customer’s premises, the utility must leave the notice in a conspicuous place where the notice is easy to see.
- (3) If the utility mails the notice, the five (5) days begins three (3) calendar days after the date the notice is placed in the United States mail.
- (4) The utility must send the notice to the customer’s last known address by first-class mail.
(b)
- (1) A utility may suspend service without prior written notice under 23 CAR § 455-601(4), (6), (14) – (16), and (18).
- (2) The utility shall notify the customer of the reason for suspension by first-class mail or by leaving a notice at the premises.
- (3) Suspension procedures shall also follow all other requirements of 23 CAR § 455-609(b).
- (4) If prior written notice of suspension has been given, this subsection does not apply.
Codification Notes: This section was promulgated as Rule 6.04 of the General Service Rules prior to codification in the Code of Arkansas Rules.