Section Puc 909.05 - Agreement(a) The host and its members shall sign an agreement, as defined in Puc 902.02, which includes at least the following: (1) The contact information for the host and each member, including their names, billing addresses, service addresses, account numbers, meter numbers, phone numbers, email addresses, and name of distribution utility;(2) The procedure by which the host will allocate and make payments to, and allocate and collect payments from, its members, including the frequency and manner of such payments and collection, or, for groups electing on-bill crediting, the procedure by which on-bill credit percentage allocations will be determined, subject to the restrictions specified in Puc 909.12 and Puc 909.13;(3) The procedure by which members may join and leave the group, which procedure shall, at a minimum, comply with and contain the language required by Puc 909.06;(4) A binding process for the resolution of any disputes arising under the agreement involving the host, its members, or among members, including disputes arising out of the member removal process required by Puc 909.06, which dispute resolution process does not rely on the distribution utility or the commission; and (5) For groups electing on-bill crediting, each member shall grant limited permission for the host to obtain member load and account information from the distribution utility for the purposes of complying with Puc 909.06 and Puc 909.10.(b) The host and each member shall sign an agreement attesting that the information provided is true to the best of their knowledge and belief.(c) A member that is not participating in on-bill crediting may sign an agreement with more than one host, but the portions of that member's load which are allocated to each host, when combined, shall not exceed that member's total load. A member in a group participating in on-bill crediting shall not be a member of more than one group at the same time.(d) The requirements of this section to sign an agreement shall not apply if the host and members are the same person or the same entity.(e) No agreement shall in any way prohibit or restrict the members of a low-moderate income community solar project group who are residential end-user customers with household income at or below 300 percent of the federal poverty guidelines from leaving such groups, consistent with Puc 909.13(d)(8).N.H. Admin. Code § Puc 909.05
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