- a condition determined by the utility to be hazardous;
- residential customer use of equipment in such manner as to adversely affect the utility's equipment or the utility's service to others;
- residential customer's tampering with, damaging, or deliberately destroying the equipment furnished and owned by the utility;
- unauthorized use of service provided by the utility.
- nonpayment of a delinquent account pursuant to NMPSC Rule 410.31;
- failure to post a security deposit or guarantee pursuant to NMPSC Rule 410.31, as applicable;
- failure to comply with the terms and conditions of a settlement agreement pursuant to NMPSC Rule 410.42.
- refusal to grant access to reasonable times to equipment installed upon the premises of the residential customer for the purpose of inspection, meter reading, maintenance, or replacement;
- failure to furnish such service, equipment, permits, certificates, and/or rights-of-way as shall have been specified by the utility as a condition to obtaining service or in the event such equipment or permissions are withdrawn or terminated;
- violation of and/or noncompliance with the utility's rules on file with and approved by the commission.
- statement of the reasons(s) why the utility has issued notice to discontinue utility service pursuant to NMPSC Rule 410.29(c);
- the title(s), address, telephone number(s), and working hours of utility personnel responsible for carrying out the rights prescribed in NMPSC Rule 410
- A statement that the residential customer can obtain a review by utility personnel of the reasons for the proposed discontinuance of service, which shall stay the discontinuance during the review, and a statement that a compliant may be filed with the Commission if the residential customer disagrees with the utility's determination of the facts upon which the proposed discontinuance is based
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