HomeMy WebLinkAbout1994-30 Revised Electric RatesRESOLUTION NO. 94-369
A RESOLUTION REVISING RATES FOR ELECTRIC SERVICE PURSUANT TO
ASHLAND MUNICIPAL CODE SECTION 14.16.030. AND REPEALING
RESOLUTIONS 93-23 AND 94-19.
THE CITY OF ASHLAND RESOLVES AS FOLLOWS:
SECTION 1. The attached rate schedules (Exhibit A) are adopted
as the rates and fees for electric service within the City of
Ashland effective with meter readings taken on or after July 1,
1994.
SECTION 2. Three copies of this resolution shall be maintained
in the office of the City Recorder.
SECTION 3. Resolutions 93-23 and 94-19 are repealed effective on
July 1, 1994.
SECTION 4. Classification of the fee. The fee specified in
Section 1 of this resolution is classified as not subject to the
limits of Section 11b of Article XI of the Oregon Constitution
(Ballot Measure 5).
The foregoing resolution was READ BY TITLE ONLY and DULY ADOPTED
at a regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Ashland
on the 17th day of May , 1994.
Nan E. F?anklin, City Recorder
SIGNED and APPROVED this /~-~' day of Y~]w~ , 1994.
Catherine M. Golden, Mayor
Reviewed as to form:
Paul Nolte, City Attorney
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EXHIBIT "A "
ELECTRIC RATE SCHEDULE
City of Ashland, Oregon
Resolution No. 94-J~
Adopted:
Effective:
Sheet No. 4-1
CITY OF ASHLAND, OREGON
SCHEDULE 4
RESIDENTIAL SERVICE
A. RATE SCHEDULE:
1. This schedule is applicable to single-family residential customers when all service is
supplied to one point of delivery.
Net Monthly Rate:
a. Basic Charge: ~ '-:..~i~ij~
b. Energy Charge:
3.857¢ .i$!:i.i~::~'~. i~ per kwh for the first 300 kwh
'1.288¢ iiii~!!11~11~'~'~:~ per kwh for all additional kwh
c. The monthly minimum charge shall be the basic charge. A higher minimum
may be required under contract to cover special conditions.
B. SPECIAL CONDITIONS:
1. No motor load shall exceed a total of 7 1/2 horsepower connected at one time.
2. All space heating elements larger than 1,650 watts rated capacity shall be designed
and connected for operation at 240 volts, and each space heating element having a rated
capacity of two (2) kilowatts or larger shall be thermostatically controlled by automatic
devices of a type which will cause a minimum of radio interference. Space heating elements
served under this schedule shall be of types and characteristics approved by the City.
3. All water heating tanks shall have a capacity of not less than 20 gallons or more
than 120 gallons and may be equipped with one or two heating units. No single heating unit
shall exceed 7 kw, and where two heating units are used in a single tank, these heating units
shall be so interlocked that not more than 7 kw can be connected at any one time.
(Continued)
Effective with meter readings
on or after July 1, 1994
Sheet 4-2
CITY OF ASHLAND, OREGON
SCHEDULE 4
RESIDENTIAL SERVICE
C. THREE-PHASE SERVICE:
For residential customers requiring three-phase service, whose single-phase
requirements are, or will be supplied under any residential schedule, three-phase service will
be supplied only when service is available from City's presently existing facilities, or where
such facilities can be reasonably installed, and in any event, only when deliveries can be
made by using one service for customer's single-phase and three-phase requirements. The
demand charge applicable only to customer's three-phase demand shall be $2.22 $:~:~i~!-;i~ for
each kw of demand, but not less than $Zk-86l i:~:...:~ii.i::~ minimum demand charge. The energy
charge shall be in accordance with the schedule set forth herein.
D. CONTINUING SERVICE:
This schedule is based on continuing service at each service location. Disconnect and
reconnect transactions shall not operate to relieve a customer from monthly minimum
charges.
Effective with meter readings
on or after July 1, 1994
Sheet No. 5-1
CITY OF ASHLAND, OREGON
SCHEDULE 5
EXPERIMENTAL GENERATION
A. RATE SCHEDULE:
1. This schedule is applicable to qualifying facilities with a generating design capacity of
100 kw or less.
2. Generation Credit:
City shall pay 4.05¢ per kwh for all separately metered kw or qualifying facility
generation.
B. PARALLEL OPERATION: Interconnection of a qualifying facility with City's system will
be permitted only under the terms of a contract between the qualifying facility and the City.
The form of such contract shall be approved by the City Council and shall include but not be
limited to the following:
1. The qualifying facility shall indemnify and hold harmless the City of Ashland from any
and all liability arising from the operation and interconnection of qualifying facility.
2. The qualifying facility shall provide a lockable disconnect switch to isolate qualifying
facility's generation from City's system. Such switch shall be accessible to City and City shall
have the right to lock such disconnect switch open whenever necessary to maintain safe
electrical operating conditions, or whenever the qualifying facility adversely affects City's
system.
3. Qualifying facility shall provide an additional meter base adjacent to the delivery
meter to measure the qualifying facility's total generation independently from the qualifying
facility's icad. For three-phase generation the qualifying facility will also provide a meter base
for a kvar meter.
4. Except for the metering, qualifying facility shall own and maintain all facilities on the
qualifying facility's side of a single point of delivery as specified by the City. Qualifying
facility's system, including interconnected equipment, shall meet the requirements of and be
inspected and approved by state electrical inspector and any other public authority having
jurisdiction before any connection is made to City.
(Continued)
Effective with meter readings
on or after July 1, 1994
Sheet No. 5-2
CITY OF ASHLAND, OREGON
SCHEDULE 5
EXPERIMENTAL GENERATION
C. UNMETERED GENERATION: If the qualifying facility does not desire to make sales to
City, the requirements for separate metering of the generation shall be waived. Such
generation may reduce the net delivery and billing to the qualifying facility by City. The
delivery meter will be of a type that will not reverse registration and the qualifying facility will
not be compensated for unmetered incidental flows to City.
D. DEFINITIONS:
Qualifying Facility means either a cogeneration facility or small power production facility as
defined hereunder:
1. Cogeneration Facility means a facility which produces electric energy and steam or
other forms of useful energy (such as heat) which are used for industrial, commercial,
heating or cooling purposes through the sequential use of energy.
2. Small Power Production Facility means a facility which produces electric energy
using as a primary source biomass, waste, renewable resources, or any combination thereof.
E. MONTHLY BILLING: The monthly billing for takings from the City shall be in
accordance with the applicable schedule or schedules for the type of service received.
Effective with meter readings
on or after July 1, 1994
Sheet No. 10-1
CITY OF ASHLAND, OREGON
SCHEDULE 10
SEASONAL RESIDENTIAL SERVICE
A. RATE SCHEDULE:
1. This rate is applicable to seasonal residential uses such as owner occupied single-
family residential customers providing travelers accommodations for up to eight (8)months
per year, and when all service is supplied at one point of delivery.
2. Net Monthly Rate:
a. Basic Charge: ~ '~ i~i.i~::71::~i"~
b. Energy Charge: 4.509¢'""::i:~:!:iii:i~ii~ii!;~i'~ per kwh for the first 300 kwh
4.81,1¢ iiiii~iii~i.~::;:~~ per kwh for all additional kwh
c. The monthly minimum charge shall be the basic charge. A higher minimum
may be required under contract to cover special conditions.
B. SPECIAL CONDITIONS:
1. No motor Icad shall exceed a total of 7 1/2 horsepower connected at one time.
2. All space heating elements larger than 1,650 watts rated capacity shall be designed
and connected for operation of 240 volts, and each space heating element having a rated
capacity of two (2) kilowatts or larger shall be thermostatically controlled by automatic
devices of a type which will cause a minimum of radio interference. Space heating elements
served under this schedule shall be of types and characteristics approved by the City.
3. All water heating tanks shall have the capacity of not less than 20 gallons or more
than 120 gallons and may be equipped with one or two heating units. No single heating unit
shall exceed 7 kw, and where two heating units are used in a single tank, these heating units
shall be so interlocked that no more than 7 kw can be connected at any one time.
(Continued)
Effective with meter readings
on or after July 1. 1994
Sheet No. 10-2
CITY OF ASHLAND, OREGON
SCHEDULE 10
SEASONAL RESIDENTIAL SERVICE
C. THREE-PHASE SERVICE:
For residential customers requiring three-phase service, whose single-phase
requirements are, or will be supplied under any residential schedule, three-phase service will
be supplied only when service is available from City's presently existing facilities, or where
such facilities can be reasonably installed, and in any event, only when deliveries can be
made by using one service for customer's single-phase and three-phase requirements. The
demand charge applicable only to customer's three-phase demand shall be ~'~ '~° ~:~i:":~ for
each kw of demand, but not less than $5.30 i~!.:~i~;!?.~.~.~ minimum demand charge. The energy
charge shall be in accordance with the schedule set forth herein.
D. CONTINUING SERVICE:
This schedule is based on continuing service at each service location. Disconnect and
reconnect transactions shall not operate to relieve a customer from monthly minimum
charges.
Effective with meter readings
on or after July 1, 1994
Sheet No. 15-1
CITY OF ASHLAND, OREGON
SCHEDULE 15
OUTDOOR AREA LIGHTING SERVICE
A. RATE SCHEDULE:
The rate schedule for outdoor area lighting service furnished from dusk to dawn by city-
owned high pressure sodium luminaries which may be served by secondary voltage circuits
from City's existing overhead distribution system, and mounted on city-owned wood poles,
and served in accordance with City's specifications as to equipment and facilities, shall be as
follows:
1. Net Monthly Rate:
Type of Luminaire
Nominal Lumen Rate Per
Rating Luminaire
High Pressure Sodium
High Pressure Sodium
High Pressure Sodium
2. Pole Charge: A monthly charge of $1.00 per pole shall be made for each additional
pole required in excess of the number of luminaries installed.
B. MAINTENANCE: Maintenance will be performed during regular working hours as soon
as practicable after customer has notified City of service failure. The City reserves the right
to contract for the installation and/or maintenance of lighting service provided hereunder.
C. SUSPENSION OF SERVICE. The customer may request temporary suspension of
power for lighting by written notice. During such periods the monthly rate will be reduced by
the City's estimated average monthly relamping and energy costs for the luminaire.
D. CONTRACT. Due to the investment involved and cost of initial installation, the term of
the contract shall be by written agreement with the Electric Department, the form of which
shall have prior approval by the City Council, and the term of which shall be for not less than
three (3) years.
Effective with meter readings
on or after July 1, 1994
Sheet No. 25-1
CITY OF ASHLAND, OREGON
SCHEDULE 25
COMMERCIAL SERVICE
A. RATE SCHEDULE:
1. This schedule is applicable to non-residential and multiple-family residential
customers whose entire requirements are supplied hereunder, and whose loads have never
registered 1,000 kw or more, more than once in any consecutive 18-month period. Deliveries
at more than one point, or more than on voltage and phase classification, will be separately
metered and billed. Service for intermittent, partial requirements or highly fluctuating loads,
or where service is seasonally disconnected during any one year period will be provided only
by special contract for such service.
2. Net Monthly Rate: The monthly billing shall be the sum of the Basic, Demand,
Energy, and Reactive Power Charges; plus applicable Metering and Delivery adjustments.
a. Basic Charge:
Monthly Basic Charge* is:
If Load Size* is:
15 kw or less
16kw- 100kw
Single-Phase
kw in excess of 15 kw
Three-Phase
$10.70 i~i~iii~?~?i;i::Qi,~ plus ~2.2¢
ii~!;:~i~i:.~11( for each kw in
excess of 15 kw
101 kw - 300 kw
over 300 kw
$19.5'1... i:~i~:i~11;~:iiil;:~i'~ plus
48-:8~ :;:.~:~i:,~i..:L~ per kw
$23.07 i.~i.'~i-~iiii.~!~ plus
*Note: KW Icad size, for determination of Basic Charge, shall be the average of
the two greatest non-zero monthly demands established during the 12-month
period which includes and ends with the current billing month.
Demand Charge:
No Charge for the first 15 kw of demand
$--1-:88 i~.i~i.iiiii~i:i~per kw for all kw in excess of 15 kw
(continued)
Effective with meter readings
on or after July 1, 1994
Sheet No. 25-2
CITY OF ASHLAND, OREGON
SCHEDULE 25
COMMERCIAL SERVICE
Co
Energy Charge: (Continued)
Winter: §.§88¢ '.i~!ii~"::."~'~ kwh for the first 3,000 kwh
'1.00'1¢ ~::::'.:~!!iii~"":'~ per kwh for the next 17,000 kwh
3.753¢ !;:~!ii~.~'4~.........'~'~ per kwh for all additional kwh
Summer:
5.093¢
'1.00'1¢
3.753¢
kwh for the first 3,000 kwh
per kwh for the next 17,000 kwh
per kwh for all additional kwh
B. SEASONAL DEFINITION: Winter months are defined as the six regular billing periods
November through April. Summer months are defined as the six regular billing periods May
through October. In 1993-94 the winter and summer months will begin with regular meter
readings on or after November I and May 1, respectively.
C. MINIMUM CHARGE: The monthly minimum charge shall be the basic charge. A higher
minimum may be required under contract to cover special conditions.
D. REACTIVE POWER CHARGES: The maximum 30-minute reactive demand for the
month in kilovolt-amperes in excess of 40% of the measured kilowatt demand the same
month will be billed, in addition to the above charges, at 60¢ per kvar of such excess reactive
demand.
E. DEMAND: Demands shall be the kilowatts shown by, or computed from the readings of
the City's demand meter for the 30-minute period of customer's greatest use during the
month, determined to the nearest kw.
F. DELIVERY AND METERING VOLTAGE ADJUSTMENTS: The above monthly charges
are applicable without adjustment for voltage when delivery and metering are at the City's
standard secondary voltage. For as long as metering voltage is at the City's available
primary distribution voltage of 11 kv or greater, the above charges shall be reduced by one
and one-half percent (1 1/2%) to compensate for losses. For as long as delivery voltage is
at City's available primary distribution 'voltage of 11 kv or greater, the total of the above
charges will be reduced by 15¢ per kw of Icad size used for the determination of the Basic
Charge billed in the month. A High Voltage charge of $35 per month will be added where
such deliveries are metered at the delivery voltage.
(Continued)
Effective with meter readings
on or after July 1, 1994
Sheet No. 25-3
CITY OF ASHLAND, OREGON
SCHEDULE 25
COMMERCIAL SERVICE
F. DELIVERY AND METERING VOLTAGE ADJUSTMENTS: (Continued)
When a new delivery, or an increase in capacity for an existing delivery is, at the request of
the customer, made by means of City-owned transformers at a voltage other than a locally
standard distribution voltage, the above charges for any month will be increased by 15¢ per
kw of Icad size used for the determination of the Basic Charge billed in the month.
The City retains the right to change its line voltage or classification thereof at any time, and
after reasonable advance notice to any customer affected by such change, such customer
than has the option to take service at the new line voltage or to accept service through
transformers to be supplied by City subject to the voltage adjustments above.
G. The City may require the customer to sign a written contract which shall not less than
one (1) year.
H. The City may contract for the installation and maintenance of electric facilities on the
customer's premises. The terms of such service shall be set forth in a contract, the forma nd
terms of which shall be approved by the City Council. Monthly charges made by the City as
reimbursement for ownership, operation and maintenance costs applicable to facilities
installed to furnish service under rules of this Schedule shall be determined in accordance
with the following:
Operating Charge -- shall be equal to 2/3 of 1% per month of the installed cost of
facilities paid for by the customer.
Facilities Charge -- shall be equal to I 1/2% per month of the installed cost of the
facilities as determined by the City for facilities installed at City's expense.
3. Transformer Capacity Charge -- shall be equal to 15¢ per nameplate kva.
I. Customers shall not resell electric service received from the City under provisions of this
schedule to any person, except by written permission of the City, and where customer
meters and bills any of his/her tenants at City's regular rates for the type of service which
such tenant may actually receive.
J. This schedule is based on continuing service at each service location. Disconnect and
reconnect transactions shall not operate to relieve a customer from monthly minimum
charge.
Effective with meter readings
on or after July 1, 1994
Sheet No. 30-1
CITY OF ASHLAND
SCHEDULE 30
INSTITUTIONAL SERVICE
A. RATE SCHEDULE:
1. This schedule is applicable to institutional customers whose entire requirements
are supplied hereunder, and whose loads have never registered 1,000 kw or more, more
than once in any consecutive 18-month period. Deliveries at more than one point, or more
than one voltage and phase classification, will be separately metered and billed.
2. Net Monthly Rate: The monthly billing shall be the sum of the Basic, Demand,
Energy, and Reactive Power Charges, plus appropriate metering and delivery adjustments.
a. Basic Charge:
If Load Size* is:
15 kw or less
16 kw - 100 kw
101 kw - 300 kw
over 300 kw
Single-Phase
kw in excess of 15 kw
$2'1.42 ,'~:."~11/~!~11i~ii.8 plus
Monthly Basic Charge* is:
Three-Phase
excess of 15 kw
62.6¢ per kw
*Note: KW icad size, for determination of Basic Charge, shall be the average of
the two greatest non-zero monthly demands established during the 12-month
period which includes and ends with the current billing month.
Demand Charge:
No Charge for the first 15 kw of demand
,:,~ ,~r~ i~::~i~i::~i':8per kw for all kw in excess of 15 kw
Energy Charge:
Winter: 6.985¢ :~!i~i!ili~i:"~':.~ per kwh for the first 3,000 kwh
5.005¢ iii~:i:i~:iJi':'"'~'~ per kwh for the next 17,000 kwh
4.691¢ ::;.~:~;!i!'i~'"~:"~ per kwh for all additional kwh -
(Continued)
Effective with meter readings
on or after July 1, 1994
Sheet No. 30-2
CITY OF ASHLAND
SCHEDULE 3O
INSTITUTIONAL SERVICE
Energy Charge: (Continued)
Summer: 6.366¢ ..6!!i~i:~.:!:..~ per kwh for the first 3,000 kwh
5.005¢ i'i~iiii~:~':':'"":'~ per kwh for the next 17,000 kwh
4.691¢ :!i~:i~:':'"~:........~ per kwh for all additional kwh
B. SEASONAL DEFINITION: Winter months are defined as the six regular billing periods
November through April. Summer months are defined as the six regular billing periods May
through October. In 1993-94 the winter and summer months will begin with regular meter
readings on or after November 1 and May 1, respectively.
C. MINIMUM CHARGE: The monthly minimum charge shall be the basic charge. A higher
minimum may be required under contract to cover special conditions.
D. REACTIVE POWER CHARGES: The maximum 30-minute reactive demand for the
month in kilovolt-amperes in excess of 40% of the measured kilowatt demand the same
month will be billed, in addition to the above charges, at 66.6¢ per kvar of such excess
demand.
E. DEMAND: Demands shall be the kilowatts shown by, or computed from the readings of
the City's demand meter for the 30-minute period of customer's greatest use during the
month, determined to the nearest kw.
F. DELIVERY AND METERING VOLTAGE ADJUSTMENTS: The above monthly charges
are applicable without adjustment for voltage when delivery and metering are at the City's
standard secondary voltage. For as long as metering voltage is at the City's available
primary distribution voltage of 11 kv or greater, the above charges shall be reduced by one
and one-half percent (1 1/2%) to compensate for losses. For as long as delivery voltage is
at City's available primary distribution voltage of 11 kv or greater, the total of the above
charges will be reduced by 15¢ per kw of load size used for the determination of the Basic
Charge billed in the month. A High Voltage charge of $35 per month will be added where
such deliveries are metered at the delivery voltage.
When a new delivery, or an increase in capacity for an existing delivery is, at the request of
the customer, made by means of City-owned transformers at a voltage other than a locally
standard distribution voltage, the above charges for any month will be increased by 15¢ per
kw of load size used for the determination of the Basic Charge billed in the month.
(Continued)
Effective with meter readings
on or after July 1, 1994
Sheet 30-3
CITY OF ASHLAND, OREGON
SCHEDULE 3O
INSTITUTIONAL SERVICE
F. DELIVERY AND METERING VOLTAGE ADJUSTMENTS: (Continued)
The City retains the right to change its line voltage or classifications thereof at any time,
and after reasonable advance notice to any customer affected by such change, such
customer then has the option to take service at the new line voltage or to accept service
through transformers to be supplied by City subject to the voltage adjustments above.
G. The City may require the customer to sign a written contract which shall have a term of
not less than one (1) year.
H. The City may contract for the installation and maintenance of electric facilities on the
customer's premises. The terms of such service shall be set forth in a contract, the form and
terms of which shall be approved by the City Council. Monthly charges made by the City as
reimbursement for ownership, operation and maintenance costs applicable to facilities
installed to furnish service under rules of this Schedule shall be determined in accordance
with the following:
1. Operating Charge -- shall be equal to 2/3 of 1% per month of the installed cost of
facilities paid for by the customer.
2. Facilities Charge -- shall be equal to I 1/2% per month of the installed cost of the
facilities as determined by the City for facilities installed at City's expense.
3. Transformer Capacity Charge -- shall be equal to 15¢ per nameplate kva.
I. Customers shall not resell electric service received from the City under provisions of this
schedule to any person, except by written permission of the City, and where customer
meters and bills any of his/her tenants at City's regular rates for the type of service which
such tenant may actually receive.
J. This schedule is based on continuing service at each service location. Disconnect and
reconnect transactions shall not operate to relieve a customer from monthly minimum
charges.
Effective with meter readings
on or after July 1, 1994
Sheet No. 48-1
CITY OF ASHLAND, OREGON
SCHEDULE 48
LARGE GENERAL SERVICE - METERED TIME OF USE
OVER 2,000 KW
A. RATE SCHEDULE:
1. This schedule is applicable to electric service loads which have registered over
2,000 kw more than once in any consecutive 18-month period. Deliveries at more than one
point, or more than one voltage and phase classification, will be separately metered and
billed. Service for intermittent, partial requirements, or highly fluctuating loads, or where
service is seasonally disconnected during any one-year period will be provided only by
special contract for such service.
2. The monthly billing shall be the sum of the Basic, Demand, Energy, and Reactive
Power Charges, plus appropriate Metering and Delivery adjustments.
a. Basic Charge:
If Load Size* is:
4,000 kw or less
Over 4,000 kw
Monthly Basic Charge* is:
per kw
per kw
*Note: KVV load size, for determination of Basic Charge, shall be the average of
the two greatest non-zero monthly demands established during the 12-month
period which includes and ends with the current billing month.
Demand Charge:
On peak period demand (Monday
through Friday: 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 P.M.)
For each kilowatt of Billing Demand
Energy Charge:
2.912¢ ::.;~.~i~:~.:~ per kwh
(Continued)
Effective with meter readings
on or after July 1, 1994
Sheet No. 48-2
CITY OF ASHLAND, OREGON
SCHEDULE 48
LARGE GENERAL SERVICE - METERED TIME OF USE
OVER 2,000 KW
B. MINIMUM CHARGE: The monthly minimum charge shall be the basic charge.
minimum charge may be required by contract.
C. ON-PEAK PERIOD BILLING DEMAND: The on-peak period kw shown by or computed
from the readings of City's demand meter for the 30-minute period of customer's greatest
use during the month, determined to the nearest kw.
D. REACTIVE POWER CHARGE: The maximum 30-minute reactive demand for the month
in kilovolt-amperes in excess of 40% of the measured kilowatt demand for the same month
will be billed, in addition to the above charges, at 60¢ per kvar of such excess reactive
demand.
A higher
E. DELIVERY AND METERING VOLTAGE ADJUSTMENT: The above monthly charges are
applicable without adjustment for voltage when delivery and metering are at the City's
standard secondary voltage. For as long as metering voltage is at the City's available
primary distribution voltage of 11 kv or greater, the above charges shall be reduced by one
and one-half percent (1 1/2%) to compensate for losses. For as long as delivery voltage is
made at the City's current locally available primary or transmission voltage, the total of the
above charges will be reduced by the following amount per kw of Icad size used for the
determination of the Basic Charge billed in the month; and where such deliveries are metered
at the delivery voltage, the following high voltage charges shall be added.
Standard Service Voltage
Primary voltage of 11 kv
or greater
Transmission voltage of
60 kv or greater
Reduction
15¢ per kw
27¢ per kw
High Voltage Charge
$35 per month
$340 per month
When a new delivery, or an increase in capacity for an existing delivery is, at the request of
the customer, made by means of City-owned transformers at a voltage other than a locally
standard distribution voltage, the above charges for any month will be increased by 15¢ per
kw of Icad size used for the determination of the Basic Charge billed in the month.
(Continued)
Effective with meter readings
on or after July 1, 1994
CITY OF ASHLAND, OREGON
SCHEDULE 48
LARGE GENERAL SERVICE - METERED TIME OF USE
OVER 2,000 KVV
Sheet No. 48-3
F. DELIVERY AND METERING VOLTAGE ADJUSTMENTS: (Continued)
The City retains the right to change its line voltage or classifications thereof at any time,
and after reasonable advance notice to any customer affected by such change, such
customer then has the option to take service at the new line voltage or to accept service
through transformers to be supplied by City subject to the voltage adjustments above.
G. The City may require the customer to sign a written contract which shall have a term of
not less than one (1) year.
H. The City may contract for the installation and maintenance of electric facilities on the
customer's premises. The terms of such service shall be set forth in a contract, the form and
terms of which shall be approved by the City Council. Monthly charges made by the City
shall be approved by the City Council. Monthly charges made by the City as reimbursement
for ownership, operation and maintenance costs applicable to facilities installed to furnish
service under rules of this Schedule shall be determined in accordance with the following:
1. Operating Charge -- shall be equal to 2/3 of 1% per month of the installed cost of
facilities paid for by the customer.
2. Facilities Charge -- shall be equal to I 1/2% per month of the installed cost of the
facilities as determined by the City for facilities installed at City's expense.
3. Transformer Capacity Charge -- shall be equal to 15¢ per nameplate kva.
I. Customers shall not resell electric service received from the City under provisions of this
schedule to any person, except by written permission of the City, and where customer
meters and bills any of his/her tenants at City's regular rates for the type of service which
such tenant may actually receive.
Effective with meter readings
on or after July 1, 1994
Sheet No. 50-1
CITY OF ASHLAND, OREGON
SCHEDULE 50
GENERAL SERVICE - METERED TIME OF USE
1,000 to 2,000 KW
A. RATE SCHEDULE:
1. This schedule is applicable to electric service loads which have registered 1,000 to
2,000 kw more than once in any ¢onseoutive 18-month period. Deliveries at more than one
point, or more than one voltage and phase classification, will be separately metered and
billed. Service for intermittent, partial requirements, or highly fluctuating loads, or where
service is seasonally disconnected during any one-year period will be provided only by
special contract for such service.
2. Net Monthly Rate: The monthly billing shall be the sum of the Basic, Demand,
Energy, and Reactive Power Charges, plus appropriate Metering and Delivery adjustments.
Basic Charge:
If Load Size* is:
4,000 kw or less
Over 4,000 kw
Monthly Basic Charge* is:
$78 plus 56.0¢ per kw
$244 plus 50.0¢ per kw
*Note: KW load size, for determination of Basic Charge, shall be the average of
the two greatest non-zero monthly demands established during the 12-month
period which includes and ends with the current billing month.
Demand Charge:
On peak period demand (Monday
through Friday: 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 P.M.)
For each kilowatt of Billing Demand
$2.75
c. Energy Charge: 3.640¢ per kwh
B. MINIMUM CHARGE: The monthly minimum charge shall be the basic charge.
minimum charge may be required by contract.
(Continued)
A higher
Effective with meter readings
on or after July 1, 1994
Sheet No. 50-2
CITY OF ASHLAND, OREGON
SCHEDULE 50
GENERAL SERVICE - METERED TIME OF USE
1,000 to 2,000 KW
C. ON-PEAK PERIOD BILLING DEMAND: The on-peak period kw shown by or computed
from the readings of City's demand meter for the 30-minute period of customer's greatest
use during the month, determined to the nearest kw.
D. REACTIVE POWER CHARGE: The maximum 30-minute reactive demand for the month
in kilovolt-amperes in excess of 40% of the measured kilowatt demand for the same month
will be billed, in addition to the above charges, at 60¢ per kvar of such excess reactive
demand.
E. DELIVERY AND METERING VOLTAGE ADJUSTMENT: The above monthly charges are
applicable without adjustment for voltage when delivery and metering are at the City's
standard secondary voltage. For as long as metering voltage is at the City's available
primary distribution voltage of 11 kv or greater, the above charges shall be reduced by one
and one-half percent (1 1/2%) to compensate for losses. For as long as delivery voltage is
made at the City's current locally available primary or transmission voltage, the total of the
above charges will be reduced by the following amount per kw of Icad size used for the
determination of the Basic Charge billed in the month; and where such deliveries are metered
at the delivery voltage, the following high voltage charges shall be added.
Standard Service Voltage
Primary voltage of 11 kv
or greater
Transmission voltage of
60 kv or greater
Reduction
15¢ per kw
27¢ per kw
High Voltage Charge
$35 per month
$340 per month
When a new delivery, or an increase in capacity for an existing delivery is, at the request of
the customer, made by means of City-owned transformers at a voltage other than a locally
standard distribution voltage, the above charges for any month will be increased by 15¢ per
kw of Icad size used for the determination of the Basic Charge billed in the month.
(Continued)
Effective with meter readings
on or after July 1, 1994
Sheet No. 50-3
CITY OF ASHLAND, OREGON
SCHEDULE 50
GENERAL SERVICE - METERED TIME OF USE
1,000 to 2,000 KW
F. DELIVERY AND METERING VOLTAGE ADJUSTMENTS: (Continued)
The City retains the right to change its line voltage or classifications thereof at any time,
and after reasonable advance notice to any customer affected by such change, such
customer then has the option to take service at the new line voltage or to accept service
through transformers to be supplied by City subject to the voltage adjustments above.
G. The City may require the customer to sign a written contract which shall have a term of
not less than one (1) year.
H. The City may contract for the installation and maintenance of electric facilities on the
customer's premises. The terms of such service shall be set forth in a contract, the form and
terms of which shall be approved by the City Council. Monthly charges made by the City as
reimbursement for ownership, operation and maintenance costs applicable to facilities
installed to furnish service under rules of this Schedule shall be determined in accordance
with the following:
1. Operating Charge -- shall be equal to 2/3 of 1% per month of the installed cost of
facilities paid for by the customer.
2. Facilities Charge -- shall be equal to I 1/2% per month of the installed cost of the
facilities as determined by the City for facilities installed at City's expense.
3. Transformer Capacity Charge -- shall be equal to 15¢ per nameplate kva.
I. Customers shall not resell electric service received from the City under provisions of this
schedule to any person, except by written permission of the City, and where customer
meters and bills any of his/her tenants at City's regular rates for the type of service which
such tenant may actually receive.
Effective with meter readings
on or after July 1, 1994
Sheet No. 90-1
CITY OF ASHLAND, OREGON
SCHEDULE 90
CHARGES AS DEFINED BY CUSTOMER ACCOUNTING
POLICIES AND ELECTRIC SYSTEM REGULATIONS
PURPOSE: The purpose of this schedule is to list the charges referred to in the utility
Customer Accounting Policies and the Electric System Regulations. These charges are
applicable to all customers utilizing services of the City as defined in said policies and
regulations.
BILLINGS AND CHARGES:
A. Temporary Service Drop:
Service Drop and Meter Only - Single Phase
Three Phase
$95.00
$195.00
Meter Charges:
Meter Test for Accuracy
Once in twelve months
Second or more times in twelve months
Meter Repairs/Replacement
(Damage by Customer)
No Charge
$50.00
Actual Cost
C. Returned Check Charge:
$20.00
Reconnection Charge:
Normal Working Hours
Other Hours or on Holidays
$16.00
$55.00
Service Calls (Customer Request second= or.more time in
twelve months)
Normal Working Hours
Other Hours or on Holidays
$16.00
$55.00
Service Connection for Applicant:
Normal Working Hours
Other Hours or on Holidays
$55.OO
G. Unauthorized connection (by Customer):
$150.00
Effective with meter readings
on or after July 1, 1994
Sheet No. 90-2
CITY OF ASHLAND, OREGON
SCHEDULE 90
CHARGES AS DEFINED BY CUSTOMER ACCOUNTING
POLICIES AND ELECTRIC SYSTEM REGULATIONS
Line Extension Charges:
The electric line extension charges for new or increased services within the City shall be
as follows for 200 amps or less:
Single-Family Residential Service: The electrical service connection charges for
new service within the city limits shall be as follows:
Overhead service in existing developed
areas from distribution line to and
including meter ................ $300.00
Overhead service extension or increased
service for 200 amps or less ............... $200.00
Partial Underaround service installation,
extension, increased service for 200 amps
or less, or replacement of service from
overhead to underground. Customer provides
all trenching, back filling and compaction
as directed by the City ............... $350.00
Underground service of 200 amps or less that
have not been previously paid under subsection I.
Customer provides all trenching, back filling and
compaction as directed by the City .......... $300.00
Nothing herein shall be construed as requiring the City to furnish underground service in
existing residential subdivisions or areas, or to require the conversion of overhead to
underground service.
(Continued)
Effective with meter readings
on or after July 1. 1994
Sheet No. 90-3
CITY OF ASHLAND, OREGON
SCHEDULE 90
CHARGES AS DEFINED BY CUSTOMER ACCOUNTING
POLICIES AND ELECTRIC SYSTEM REGULATIONS
Line
2.
Extension Charges:
Any service over 200 amps shall be installed at the City's actual cost with the
deposit to be made to the City before installation and the City's estimate of its
actual cost.
Commercial, Institutional and Industrial Service. The electric service connection
charges for new service for commercial, institutional and industrial developments
within the City limits shall be deposited with the City prior to service installation,
and may include: three cutouts for primary lines, conduit and wire from lines to
transformer pad, transformer pad, transformer, connectors for primary and
secondary wires, conduit and wire from transformer to current transformer cans,
current transformer can, current transformers for metering purposes, meter can,
meter, and all estimated labor and equipment rental costs associated with the
installation of the foregoing. The trenching and backfilling for conduit shall be the
responsibility of the owner or developer. Upon completion of the service
connection, the City will render a statement of actual costs incurred and shall
refund any excess of the deposit over actual costs.
Underground Distribution Installation Charges:
~he charge for installation of underground
distribution facilities for residential use, which
includes transformers, conduit, wire for
distribution, and labor and equipment
charges, but not including the service
connections outlined in #1d above.
Customer provides all trenching, back filling,
and compaction as directed by the City .................... $650.00
[Note: For and subdivision for which electric fees were paid prior to June 1, 1994, a
separate line extension charge as outlined in #1d above shall not be required.
Effective with meter readings
on or after July 1, 1994