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The document is a Natural Gas Service Commitment Letter from Consolidated Edison Company of New York, Inc., outlining the customer's responsibilities for converting their appliances to natural gas within six months of service installation. It includes sections for listing equipment, current heating fuel type, and an agreement to complete the installation and pass inspection, with provisions for extensions under certain circumstances.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the 2013 natural gas service commitment letter in the editor.
In section (A), list all appliances and equipment you plan to convert to natural gas. Ensure this is completed within six months of installation.
Move to section (B) and circle your current heating fuel type from the options provided, such as No.2 Heating Oil or Steam.
Carefully read the agreement section, ensuring you understand your responsibilities regarding the completion of installation and potential costs.
Sign and print your name in the designated areas, along with the date and service address. Provide your phone number and email for contact purposes.
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