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Seasonal Member – Residential Member… What’s the Difference?:
According to Alger-Delta’s tariffs, the technical name for a residential service is a “Farm and Home Service.” Farm and Home Service is “Available to member-consumers of the Cooperative for all normal farm and home uses at the address shown on the member-consumer’s driver’s license and voter’s registration card,…” So, whatever address is listed on the member-consumer’s drivers license is eligible for Farm and Home Service and will fall under the rate structure and service charges associated with that type of service.

Also in our tariff’s is a class known as “Seasonal Residential Service” which we call seasonal members. Seasonal members are those that are “Available to member-consumers of the Cooperative who use their homes or cottages only a part of each year or at intervals during the year…” Generally speaking, second homes, cottages, camps, and other locations that are not classified as the member-consumers permanent residence fall in this category.

For more details on these service classifications call Alger-Delta CEA at 906-428-4141.