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Prior to the adoption of 2002 (13-55) on 11/25/2002, Section 13-55 read as follows. The following schedules are applicable to the service furnished by the electric system and rates and charges are on file at the city clerk's office and the administrative offices of the utilities department: (1) Electric residential service. a. Applicability. For all domestic uses of a residential customer in a separately metered single-family dwelling unit. A separately metered pump may be billed on this rate if it supplies domestic water to an individual residence. Largest motor shall not exceed seven and one-half (7 1/2) hp. b. Character of service. Power normally supplied under this rate will be 115/230 volts, single phase, sixty (60) hertz. Three-phase service may be furnished, where available, if the largest motor is not less than five (5) hp. Motor starting currents must conform to city requirements. c. Variable Cost Adjustment. All bills shall be increased or decreased in an amount per kwh equal to the fuel cost per kwh of bulk power as determined by MEAG. d. Multiple service. Where it is impractical to separately meter each unit, two (2) or more dwelling units may be served through a single meter. Where this is done each kwh block in the monthly rate will be multiplied by the number of separate dwelling units so served. The minimum monthly bill under this option shall be the minimum monthly charge times the number of dwelling units served. (2) Security lighting. a. Availability. To property owners where the low voltage distribution lines of the city are within five hundred (500) feet. Service may be made available to tenants in accordance with the terms of the contract period. b. Applicability. Applicable to security lighting on customer property by means of high pressure sodium vapor luminaries supported by short brackets mounted on (i) wood poles in the city's existing distribution system or extension from this system, or (ii) poles owned by the customer, conforming to standard specifications and mutually satisfactory to both the customer and the city. In all cases the luminair, bracket and control equipment shall be installed, owned and maintained by the city. Where the use of poles other than wood is desired by the customer, he shall install, own and maintain such poles and the city shall install, own and maintain the overhead conductors, the brackets and lighting equipment. Where the use of underground conductors is desired by the customer, he shall install, own and maintain the underground conductors and the risers up the poles. Security lighting service will be provided only at locations which are accessible to city trucks for servicing purposes. Original locations of lighting fixtures shall be by mutual agreement and any relocation requested by owner after installation is in operation shall be made at owner's expense. RATES (per lamp per month) Lamp Size Description All Night Service Mercury Vapor Unit Cost per Month 175 watt Open Fixture 7600 6.50 400 watt Enclosed Fixture 13.00 19,000 Lumen High Pressure Sodium Vapor 100 watt Enclosed Fixture 8,550 Lumen 6.50 250 watt Enclosed Fixture 11.00 25,000 Lumen 400 watt Enclosed Fixture 13.00 45,000 Lumen Special Flood Light 15.00 Where it is necessary for the city to provide poles for the sole purpose of security lighting service, a monthly charge of one dollar and fifty cents ($1.50) shall be made for each such pole. Existing mercury vapor luminairs will only be maintained by replacement or bulbs or photo-electric cells. Any maintenance requirement beyond bulb and photo-electric cell replacement will result in the removal of the mercury vapor fixture and the installation of a comparable (lumen output) high pressure sodium vapor fixture. Maintenance will be performed as soon as can reasonably be done after notification of the city by the customer that service has been interrupted. Maintenance will be done only during regular working hours. Contract Period: Three (3) years. Contract may be canceled by either party on sixty (60) days' written notice; however, should the customer cancel the contract during the first thirty-six (36) months, he shall pay to the city to cover the unamortized cost of installation and removal, a sum equal to one dollar twenty-five cents ($1.25) per luminaire, per month for each month remaining in the original thirty-six-month period. Tenants wishing to contract for this service may be required to make a deposit of twenty-five dollars ($25.00) per lamp. Such deposit, if required, will be returned on request at the end of the original thirty-six-month contract period. (3) Electric general service. a. Applicability. To any general service, commercial or industrial customer for all electric service of one (1) standard voltage, delivered and metered at one (1) point. Service to two (2) or more premises shall not be combined nor shall service hereunder be shared with others. Service hereunder shall not be resold except as specifically provided elsewhere in this schedule. b. Type of service. Single or three-phase, sixty (60) hertz, at a standard voltage. c. Monthly rate--Energy charge including demand charge. Base charge $8.71 First 3,000 kwh 9.208¢ per kwh Next 7,000 kwh 8.427¢ per kwh Next 190,000 kwh 6.697¢ per kwh All over 200,000 kwh 5.190¢ per kwh All consumption (kwh) in excess of 200 1.635¢ per kwh hours and not greater than 400 hours times the billing demand All consumption (kwh) in excess of 400 1.161¢ per kwh hours and not greater than 600 hours times the billing demand All consumption (kwh) in excess of 600 .945¢ per kwh hours times the billing demand
1. Eight dollars and seventy-one cents ($8.71) per meter plus seven dollars ($7.00) per kw of billing demand in excess of 30kw except as provided in 2. and 3. below. 2. Athletic field lighting: Eighteen dollars and thirty-five cents ($18.35) per meter for lighted athletic fields, provided service is limited to the field lighting equipment itself and such incidental load as may be required to operate coincidentally with field lighting equipment. 3. Seasonal customers including irrigation pumps and tobacco barns shall be computed at eight dollars and seventy-one cents ($8.71) per meter plus seven dollars ($7.00) per kw of billing demand in excess of five (5) kw. e. Variable Cost Adjustment. All bills shall be increased or decreased in an amount per kwh equal to the difference between the fuel cost per kwh of bulk power as determined by MEAG and one cent ($0.01). f. Determination of demand. The billing demand shall be based on the highest thirty-minute kw measurements during the current month and the preceding eleven (11) months. For the billing months of July through October the billing demand shall be the greatest of (i) the current actual demand or (ii) ninety-five (95) percent of the highest actual demand occurring in any previous applicable summer month or (iii) sixty (60) percent of the highest actual demand occurring on any previous applicable winter month (November through June). For the billing months of November through June, the billing demand shall be the greater of (i) ninety-five (95) percent of the highest summer month (July through October) or (ii) sixty (60) percent of the highest winter month (including the current month). In no case shall the billing demand be less than the contract minimum nor less than five (5) kw. g. Special applicability. 1. Nondemand service. Any customer receiving electric service at one (1) point and metered at or compensated to that voltage who uses less than three thousand (3,000) kwh monthly and having a maximum thirty-minute measured demand of less than thirty (30) kw is not subject to the billing demand in the minimum monthly bill provision in this schedule. 2. Unmetered service. Where the installation of metering equipment is impractical or installed equipment fails, monthly kwh may be estimated by the city and billed at the above monthly rate. h. Term of contract. Not less than one (1) year up to and including five hundred (500) kw maximum anticipated thirty-minute kw nor less than five (5) years over five hundred (500) kw maximum anticipated thirty-minute kw. i. Transformer substations. Specification of primary or secondary metering shall be at the city's option. The city will own, operate and maintain the transformer substation where a single standard secondary voltage is used and only one (1) transformer is required. Where the customer purchases service at primary voltage in order to obtain consolidated billing, and requires more than one (1) transformer station to serve separate loads, all necessary transformer stations shall be owned, operated and maintained by the customer. j. Delivery point to major supplier. The city may elect to sell power under this rate to a major power supplier when such supplier has requested a power delivery point. (4) Electric temporary/seasonal service. a. Applicability. To temporary or seasonal service. "Temporary service" is defined as service rendered to a transient customer for a single short term of less than five (5) months duration. A "seasonal customer" is defined as a customer with a recurring seasonal pattern of service requirements whether permanently or not permanently connected. A temporary or seasonal customer may elect at his option, to contract for service at a regular applicable rate when it appears that his total bill thereunder including all charges, minimums, and guarantees incident to an annual contract will be less than under this schedule. However, contracting for service at a regular rate does not exempt this type customer from paying any applicable connection charges. b. Type of service. Single or three-phase, sixty (60) hertz, at a standard voltage. c. Determination of demand. The demand for any delivery point shall be based on the highest thirty-minute kw measurements during the current month. (5) Electric public school general service. a. Applicability. To any city or county public educational institution offering regular elementary or high school courses. b. Type of service. Single or three-phase, sixty (60) hertz, at a standard voltage. c. Determination of demand. The maximum billing demand shall be based on the highest thirty-minute kw measurements during the current month and the preceding eleven (11) months. For the usage months of June through September the maximum billing demand shall be the greatest of (i) the current actual demand or (ii) ninety-five (95) percent of the highest actual demand occurring in any previous applicable summer month or (iii) sixty (60) percent of the highest actual demand occurring in any previous applicable winter month (October through May). For the usage months of October through May, the maximum billing demand shall be the greater of (i) ninety-five (95) percent of the highest summer month (June through September) or (ii) sixty (60) percent of the highest winter month (including the current month). In no case shall the maximum billing demand be less than the contract minimum nor less than five (5) kw. The on-peak billing demand shall be based on the average of the five (5) highest monthly thirty (30) minute kw measurements during the period June 15th to September 15th. This on-peak billing demand will be that average monthly demand that occurs between the hours of 3:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. (EST or EDT) Monday through Friday. d. Special applicability. 1. Nondemand service. Any customer receiving electric service at one (1) point and metered at or compensated to that voltage who uses less than three thousand (3,000) kwh monthly and has a maximum thirty (30) minute measured demand of less than thirty (30) kw is not subject to the billing demand in the minimum monthly bill provisions in this schedule. 2. Unmetered service. Where the installation of metering equipment is impractical or installed equipment fails, monthly kwh may be estimated by the city and billed at the above monthly rate. e. Term of contract. Not less than one (1) year up to and including five hundred (500) kw maximum anticipated thirty (30) minute kw, nor less than five (5) years over five hundred (500) kw maximum anticipated thirty (30) minute kw. f. Transformer substations. Specification of primary or secondary metering shall be at the city's option. The city will own, operate and maintain the transformer substation where a single standard secondary voltage is used and only one (1) transformer is required. Where the customer purchases service at primary voltage in order to obtain consolidated billing and requires more than one (1) transformer station to service separate loads, all necessary transformer stations shall be owned, operated and maintained by the customer. g. Delivery point to major supplier. The city may elect to sell power under this rate to a major power supplier when such supplier has requested a power delivery point. (6) Agricultural seasonal service. a. Applicability. To any general service, commercial or industrial customer for all electric service of one (1) standard voltage, delivered and metered at one (1) point that also qualifies as an agricultural seasonal customer as described herein. An agricultural seasonal customer operates primarily during non-electrical peak months (SEP--JUN) setting operational demands considerably in excess of the nonoperational demand. Service to two (2) or more premises shall not be combined, nor shall service thereunder be shared with others. Service thereunder shall not be resold except as specifically provided elsewhere in this schedule; b. Type of service. Single or three (3) phase, sixty (60) hertz, at a standard voltage; c. Monthly rate. Energy charge including demand charge: Base charge $8.71 First 3,000 kwh 9.208¢ per kwh Next 7,000 kwh 8.427¢ per kwh Next 190,000 kwh 6.697¢ per kwh All over 200,000 kwh 5.190¢ per kwh All consumption (kwh) in excess of two hundred (200) hours and not greater than four hundred (400) hours times the Billing demand 1.635¢ per kwh All consumption (kwh) in excess of four hundred (400) hours and not greater than six hundred (600) hours times the billing demand 1.161¢ per kwh All consumption (kwh) in excess of six hundred (600) hours times the billing demand .945¢ per kwh d. Minimum monthly bill. A $8.71 per meter plus $2.00 per kw of billing demand in excess of thirty (30) kw; e. Fuel adjustment. All bills shall be increased or decreased in an amount per kwh equal to the fuel cost per kwh of bulk power as determined by MEAG; f. Determination of demand. The billing demand shall be based on the highest thirty (30) minute kw measurements during the current month and the preceding eleven (11) months. For the billing months of July through October the billing demand shall be the greatest of (1) the current actual demand, or (2) ninety-five (95) percent of the highest actual demand occurring in any previous applicable summer month, or (3) sixty (60) percent of the highest actual demand occurring in any previous applicable winter month (November through June). For the billing months of November through June, the billing demand shall be the greater of (1) ninety-five (95) percent of the highest summer month (July through October), or (2) sixty (60) percent of the highest winter month (including the current month). In no case shall the billing demand be less than the contract minimum nor less than five (5) kw; g. Special applicability. Nondemand service: Any customer receiving electric service at one (1) point and metered at or compensated to that voltage who uses less than three thousand (3,000) kwh monthly and having a maximum thirty (30) minute measured demand of less than thirty (30) kw is not subject to the billing demand in the minimum monthly bill provision in this schedule. Unmetered service: Where the installation of metering equipment is impractical or installed equipment fails, monthly kwh may be estimated by the city and billed at the above monthly rate; h. Term of contract. Not less than one (1) year up to and including five hundred (500) kw maximum anticipated thirty (30) minute kw, nor less than five (5) years over five hundred (500) kw maximum anticipated thirty (30) minute kw; i. Transformer substations. Specification of primary or secondary metering shall be at the city's option. The city will own, operate and maintain the transformer substation where a single standard secondary voltage is used and only one (1) transformer is required. Where the customer purchases service at primary voltage in order to obtain consolidated billing, and required more than one (1) transformer station to serve separate loads, all necessary transformer stations shall be owned, operated and maintained by the customer; j. Delivery point to major supplier. The city may elect to sell power under this rate to a major power supplier when such supplier has requested a power delivery point. (Code 1958, 18-26; Ord. of 1-12-87(1); Ord. of 1-28-88; Ord. of 11-28-88(2); Ord. of 1-8-90; Ord. of 6-11-90(1); Ord. of 7-23-90; Ord. of 10-26-92; Ord. of 10-10-94, I; Ord. of 1-25-95, I; Ord. of 5-25-98; Ord. or 5-24-99; Ord. of 5-8-00 I)
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