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cu' omer may not be operating during certain months of the year. That should be no i.d by attaching a statement indicating typical months of operation (months in which Customer would expect Interruptible Load credit on the bill). S s lin./fall season means the period from March 1 through May 31, and September 1 through November 30. Su I mer means the period from June 1 through August 31. Ut i means Elk River Municipal Utilities W'[ ter means the period from December 1 through February 28 or 29. ARTICL ! 2. TERM. This Agreement shall begin at 12:01 a.m. on April 1st, 2012 and shall Conti i 1 ue until termination as provided for in Article 12. ARTICL 1! 3. LOAD INTERRUPT AVAILABILITY. For the term of this Agreement, Customer i-presents and warrants that Interruptible Load of at least 100 kW shall be available fir interruption upon request by ERMU or its designated agent twenty-four hours per day, s= en days per week, three hundred sixty five day per year in order to receive credit set forth i Article 6. Duration and frequency of interruptions are subject to the limitations set forth in A `icle 7. ARTICL 11 4. SAFETY AND OPERATING STANDARDS. Safety and Operating Standards ,ender which ERMU operates are imposed to protect ERMU employees and the general puiilic, and are intended to guarantee a quality of service to all customers. Customer e in a manner that insures the safety of must Operation,�lf Customer load disconnect equipment must llowpelectric servicegto other public. customers o remain within prescribed limits. Se ion l: Ins 1 ection. An inspection certificate issued by the state electrical ins ector is required for wiring changes made by Customer for participation in this Agreement. All changes must comply with the IEEE, the National Electrical Code, Nat onal Electric Safety Code, and applicable local codes. An inspection by ERMU pe 1.onnel is also required prior to finalizing this Agreement. All Federal, State, and loc.1 safety codes pertaining to installation, operation, and maintenance of Customer- owt ed load disconnect and collateral equipment shall be followed and are the rest onsibility of Customer. Se 1. ion 2: Safe E 1 ui 1 ment. Each manufacturer has specific methodologies an ii equipment to assure safe operation of load disconnect equipment. Either of the ollowing methods are an acceptable means for interrupting Customer load fro the Distribution System. tomatic Load Disconnect. Customer's equipment may be designed to a 1 tomatically disconnect or shut down all or a portion of the Customer's load I en requested to do so by ERMU or its designated agent. Auto reconnect to t i e utility source shall be designed to restore Customer load in increments not to 2 91