Utility Auto Withdrawal Plan Authorization Form
Utility Auto Withdrawal Plan Terms & Conditions
1. The Agreement Holder understands that the Utility Auto Withdrawal Plan is for the convenience of the
property owner and/or tenant. The District of North Vancouver (District) relies on the representation
constituted by this authorization that the agreement holder’s bank account shall be in good standing with
sufficient funds to cover such pre-authorized debits as they become due and payable.
2. Before admission into the Utility Auto Withdrawal plan, all outstanding utility amounts must be paid.
3. The “amount to be withdrawn” shown on each Monthly/Quarterly Utility invoice will be automatically
withdrawn on the “due date” per the Utility invoice. A minimum of 10 calendar days advance notice of the
amount and date of each withdrawal will be provided on the Monthly/Quarterly Utility invoice.
4. If the agreement holder’s financial institution has not honoured a pre-authorized payment, an administration
fee, set by the District will be charged on the next Utility invoice and automatically withdrawn on the indicated
due date.
5. If two consecutive pre-authorized payments are dishonoured by the agreement holder’s financial institution,
the plan will be terminated by the District. The plan can be re-instated upon receipt of a new Utility Auto
Withdrawal Authorization form.
6. Changes to the Utility Auto Withdrawal Plan:
The agreement holder must provide the District with written notice at least 10 days prior to the next pre-
authorized payment date to make amendments to the bank account information or financial institution
information.
7. Cancellation of the Utility Auto Withdrawal Plan:
The agreement holder must provide the District with written notice at least 10 days prior to the next pre-
authorized payment date to cancel the Utility Auto Withdrawal Plan. Upon cancelling the plan, any balance
due thereafter shall be payable directly to the District of North Vancouver. To obtain a cancellation form,
please visit our website at www.dnv.org and go to “forms and information online”. For more information on
your right to cancel a PAD agreement, contact your financial institution or visit www.cdnpay.ca.
8. Metered utility account holders who are ceasing tenancy and/or ownership must inform The District of North
Vancouver Revenue & Taxation Department in writing and request an interim meter reading. Upon completion
of the interim meter reading, a final invoice will be issued and will be payable directly to the District of North
Vancouver and will not be automatically withdrawn from the utility account holder’s bank account.
9. Miscellaneous payments made to a utility account prior to the due date will not reduce the amount of the
current month’s auto withdrawal. The payment will be credited to the account and will be reflected in the
following month’s auto withdrawal.
10. This plan does not include any payment or pre-payment of property taxes.