(1) Connection of electric service shall be made by employees of the Department.

(2) It shall be unlawful for a purchaser or contractor to make connections for electric service.

(3) Connection to the City power source shall be made only after all fees, deposits and charges have been paid and after all technical requirements have been met and the subject facilities have been inspected.

(4) The above provisions shall apply to temporary and permanent power applications.

(5) New or upgraded permanent power installations and developments shall be charged an aid to construction fee. These fees are to cover costs incurred by the Department for furnishing materials and for installation of electrical service to the facility and/or development as provided under Section 15.03.270, Provo City Code (Sharing Cost of Improvements). These fees shall apply to all on-site and any off-site costs directly attributable to providing electric service to the facility or development. Such costs will be based on published Department unit costs.

(6) New or upgraded permanent structures requiring electric service will be charged a hook-up fee to cover the costs directly attributable to the connection of the service and related metering facilities to the structure. A standard hook-up fee as shown on the Consolidated Fee Schedule adopted by the Municipal Council shall be charged for individual, single family residential units with service capacity of up to two hundred (200) amperes at 120/240 volts.