SB-7 is Coming. Are You Ready?
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The new year is bringing significant changes to the way you manage utility billing for your submetered properties. California’s SB-7 will go into effect beginning January 1, 2018. Do you know what’s changing and how you’ll address each new regulation? Get the details and get your questions answered during this informative webcast.
What’s Changing. What’s Not.
If you own or operate properties that bill tenants with submeters, or a newly constructed property with new water connections is in the pipeline, you won’t want to miss this enlightening one-hour webcast. SB-7 is coming, and there’s a lot to know about what’s changing—and what’s not—headed your way.
This comprehensive one-hour webcast will be led by industry experts Mike Semko, VP of Legal for RealPage and Jeff Peterson, Legal Counsel for RealPage Utility Management. You’ll find out:
- What is changing—and what is not
- How administrative fees are evolving
- New resident utility statement verbiage
- The new mandatory submetering regulations
- And much more
Mike has served as counsel to real estate and technology firms for more than 20 years focusing on company compliance, operations and land use issues. Prior to RealPage, he was deputy general counsel at NWP Services Corporation and senior counsel at the National Apartment Association. At NAA, Mr. Semko built the association’s national lease program, which provides residential leases to more than 6 million apartment units at twenty thousand multifamily communities. Mr. Semko received his B.A. from The University of the South and his J.D. from Tulane University Law School. He is licensed in Virginia and Louisiana.
Jeff Peterson
Vice President, Legal Counsel, RealPage Utility Management, RealPage Utility Management (RUM)Prior to joining the RealPage family, Jeff began his utility billing career with American Utility Management in the Engineering Department where he applied his expertise in Civil Engineering to submetering. Jeff compiled an extensive index of regulations dealing with all types of utility billing. Jeff supervises or processes regulatory matters for RUM, from property start-up review to governmental agency investigations. He holds regular dialogues with agencies such as NCUC, TCEQ, California DMS, as well as various state consumer protection departments. He is an active member of the Utility Management and Conservation Association Government Affairs Committee (UMCA), a group of utility industry leaders whose sole focus is lobbying and legislation review.
