New York A11045 prohibits utility corporations and municipalities from increasing utility bills for small non-residential customers after twelve.

New York A11045 amends the public service law to prohibit utility corporations and municipalities from increasing a bill previously rendered to a small non-residential customer after twelve months from the date service was provided. Exceptions are allowed if the failure to bill correctly was caused by the customer's culpable conduct or if there was a dispute between the utility corporation or municipality and the customer during the twelve-month period. The utility corporation or municipality must provide notice regarding the late billing.

New York A11045 prohibits utility corporations and municipalities from increasing utility bills for small non-residential customers after twelve.

New York A11045 amends the public service law to prohibit utility corporations and municipalities from increasing a bill previously rendered to a small non-residential customer after twelve months from the date service was provided. Exceptions are allowed if the failure to bill correctly was caused by the customer's culpable conduct or if there was a dispute between the utility corporation or municipality and the customer during the twelve-month period. The utility corporation or municipality must provide notice regarding the late billing.