PSC 113.0301(1m)(b)(b) Violation of the utility’s rules pertaining to the use of service in a manner which interferes with the service of others or to the operation of non-standard equipment, if the customer has first been notified and provided with reasonable opportunity to remedy the situation. PSC 113.0301(1m)(d)(d) Refusal or failure to permit authorized utility personnel to read the meter at least once every 6 months in order to determine actual usage. The 6-month period begins with the date of the last meter reading. PSC 113.0301(1m)(e)(e) Failure to comply with Wisconsin statute, commission rule or commission order pertaining to conservation or availability of service. PSC 113.0301(1m)(f)(f) Failure to pay costs or fees incurred by and awarded to the utility by a court of law, for pursuit of collection of bills, or failure to pay extraordinary collection charges as allowed and specified in the utility’s tariffs filed with the public service commission. PSC 113.0301(1m)(g)(g) Failure to comply with applicable requirements of this section, or of the utility’s rules, or if the customer proposes to use a device that is not designed to reasonably minimize interference with communication and signal services. PSC 113.0301(1m)(h)(h) Delinquency in payment for service received by a previous customer or occupant at the premises to be served, if an account is transferred to a new account holder or customer and the previous account holder or customer continues to be an occupant of the dwelling unit to be served. PSC 113.0301(1m)(k)(k) Refusal or failure to provide authorized utility personnel access to utility equipment. PSC 113.0301(2)(2) A utility is not required to furnish residential service under conditions requiring operation in parallel with generating equipment connected to the customer’s system if such operation is hazardous or may interfere with its own operations or service to other customers or with service furnished by others. The utility may specify requirements as to connection and operation as a condition of rendering service under such circumstances. PSC 113.0301(4)(4) A public utility may disconnect residential utility service, without notice, where a dangerous condition exists for as long as the condition exists. PSC 113.0301(5)(5) A public utility may disconnect residential utility service, without notice, where it has reasonable evidence that utility service is being obtained by potentially unsafe devices or potentially unsafe methods that stop or interfere with the proper metering of the utility service. PSC 113.0301(6)(6) A public utility may disconnect residential utility service, without notice, where service has been reconnected without the utility’s authorization. PSC 113.0301(7)(a)(a) Account arrears incurred by an owner or property manager for rental residential dwelling units or responsibility for non-compliance with energy conservation requirements as set out in ch. PSC 136 may be transferred, without regard to class of service, to the home or office account of the owner or property manager. PSC 113.0301(7)(b)(b) The utility shall send written notice of the planned transfer of the account arrears or responsibility for non-compliance with energy conservation requirements to the owner or property manager prior to making the transfer. PSC 113.0301(7)(c)(c) If the account arrears remain unpaid or the structure in question continues to be in non-compliance with the energy conservation requirements, the utility may disconnect the owner’s or property manager’s residence or office service, provided that the utility complies with the disconnection provisions of ss. PSC 113.0301 and 113.0304. PSC 113.0301(7)(d)(d) An owner or property manager whose account is subject to disconnection action may avoid disconnection of service by making payment, by making an agreement with the utility for an extension of time for a specific period, by entering into a deferred payment agreement under s. PSC 113.0404 or by installing the required energy conservation measures in the property in question. Any disconnection shall be in compliance with ss. PSC 113.0301 and 113.0304. PSC 113.0301(8)(8) Residential utility service may not be disconnected or refused for any of the following reasons: PSC 113.0301(8)(a)(a) Delinquency in payment for service by a previous occupant of the premises to be served. PSC 113.0301(8)(b)(b) Failure to pay for merchandise or charges for non-utility service billed by the utility, except where authorized by law. PSC 113.0301(8)(d)(d) Failure to pay the account of another customer as guarantor thereof. PSC 113.0301(8)(e)(e) Failure to pay charges arising from any underbilling occurring more than one year prior to the current billing and due to any misapplication of rates or faulty metering. PSC 113.0301(8)(f)(f) Failure to pay an estimated bill other than a bill rendered pursuant to an approved meter reading plan. PSC 113.0301(8)(g)(g) A utility to knowingly assist a landlord in the removal or eviction of a tenant from rental property. PSC 113.0301(9)(9) The residential customer shall have, in all instances, at least 20 days from the date of issuance of the bill to provide payment. An account may be deemed delinquent and notice of intent to disconnect issued after such period has elapsed. In the event of a discrepancy between the issue date and the postmark, the 20-day period shall be figured from whichever is later. PSC 113.0301(10)(a)(a) A utility shall not disconnect residential service for reasons enumerated in sub. (1) unless written notice is sent to the customer by first class mail or personally served on a responsible adult member of the household at least 10 calendar days prior to the day of the proposed disconnection. If disconnection is not accomplished on or before the 20th day after the issuance of a notice, a subsequent notice shall be left on the premises not less than 24 hours nor more than 48 hours prior to disconnection.