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Asked 618 days ago
This complex I check out does this. I found it strange that with NO meters they still can charge you for GAS along with water(again no meters but I would use water)),trash and sewer.
Thanx
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Answer by skbldr on Mar 23, 2008 at 1:47PM
Not a "legal" answer, but a suggestion .... check with local power company to see if your place USES gas. You might have a gas appliance & not know it.
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Answer by tonestar on Mar 26, 2008 at 9:08AM
Is your hot water delivered through a "boiler" system? If so, they can charge you a portion of the gas required to keep the water hot.
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Answer by f15actace on Jun 29, 2008 at 10:53AM
Ask PG&E. However if it's stated anywhere in your lease agreement who pays gas and how much;then that is as they say is that. No statement like "landlord cover's water & gas" or "is included" on lease then it's on you. However, no seperate meter, then usage cannot be calculated. Even if it's 0.
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Answer by tarne on Jul 09, 2008 at 4:31PM
Check your lease and see if you are listed as paying for gas on your lease. If so, he could be charging for the utilities in the common areas or a shared hot water system. Regardless, if you agreed to it in your lease, yes he can, if not, no he cant unless he served you a 30 day notice change of terms stating that.
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