Vermont § 97 - Meters A person supplied with electric light or power may, by a notice in writing, delivered to one of said Board, request the testing of the meter used to measure the electric power used by him or her or another
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§ 97. Meters A person supplied with electric light or power may, by a notice in writing, delivered to one of said Board, request the testing of the meter used to measure the electric power used by him or her or another
- . Said Board, upon receipt of such request, shall
cause the meter complained of to be tested and, if found defective or incorrect, shall
cause the same to be corrected or a correct meter to be installed. After such complaint
is received by said Board, and until an incorrect or imperfectly recording meter is
corrected, or a new or correct meter is installed by said Board, the Village shall
not collect more than the minimum charge per month.
Source: official Vermont text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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