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ELECTRIC RATES

 

 

Residential Service Rate

General Service Rate

General Service Demand

Power Cost Adjustment

Dusk to Dawn Lighting

Prompt Payment

Utility Deposit

Reconnection

Credit References

 

 

RESIDENTIAL SERVICE

 

Applicable to single phase service at secondary voltages to single family residences.

 

 

NET

Customer Service Charge

$9.74

Summer Energy Rate*:

 

Plus Energy Charge of:

 

First 700 kWh, per kWh

$0.08473

Over 700 kWh, per kWh

$0.08641

  

 

NET

Winter Energy Rate:

 

Plus Energy Charge of:

 

First 700 kWh, per kWh

$0.07637

Over 700 kWh, per kWh

$0.03638

 

Minimum Monthly Bill — Customer Service Charge

 

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GENERAL SERVICE

 

Applicable to single or three-phase service at primary or secondary voltages for non-residential uses as determined by the City.

 

NET

Customer Service Charge

$20.79

 

 

Summer Energy Rate*:

 

Plus Energy Charge of:

 

First 1,300 kWh, per kWh

$0.08781

Over 1,300 kWh, per kWh

$0.09115

 

 

Winter Energy Rate:

 

Plus Energy Charge of:

 

First 1,300 kWh, per kWh

$0.07948

Over 1,300 kWh, per kWh

$0.03812

 

Minimum Monthly Bill — Customer Service Charge, and for special installations, $1.00 per kVA of requested transformer capacity.

 

In case of equipment having abnormally low utilization factors or unusual operating characteristics, special minimum charges may be prescribed by the City.

 

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GENERAL SERVICE DEMAND

 

Applicable to existing or to new customers with demands of 25 kilowatts, but not more than 1000 kilowatts for 3 consecutive months, whose entire requirements are taken through one meter, under a contract of standard form.

 

 

NET

Customer Service Charge

 

•Single Phase

$27.79

•Three Phase

$34.24

 

 

Summer Energy Rate*:

 

Demand Charge:

 

Per kW per month of billing demand

$13.28

Plus Energy Charge of:

 

For all usage, per kWh        

$0.04458

 

 

 

NET                       

Winter Energy Rate:

 

Demand Charge:

 

Per kW per month of billing demand

$6.16

Plus Energy Charge of:

 

 

For all usage, per kW

$0.04458

 

Minimum Monthly Bill — Customer Service Charge, plus billing demand.

 

 

A demand meter may be installed by the City when the customer's demand is believed to exceed 25 kW.  A demand meter shall be required for at least 12 months for customer's having metered demand of 100 kW or more.

 

Power Factor Adjustment:  For loads of 100 kW or more, or at the option of the City for loads of less than 100 kW, power factor adjustments will be made in the billing demand, when the power factor, as determined by test, at the time of the customer's maximum use is less than 90%.  If the power factor, as measured by the electric department, is lower than 90%, the monthly demand charge will be multiplied by the ratio 90% bears to the measured power factor, or at the City's option, the power factor may be corrected at the customer's expense.  The adjusted measured demand then becomes a billing demand.  The billing demand for any month shall be the adjusted measured demand, but not less than 60% of the highest adjusted measured demand during the preceding 11 month period.

 

*Effective for bills received in July, August, September, and October.

 

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POWER COST ADJUSTMENT (PCA)

 

There shall be added to or subtracted from each customer's bill an amount equal to the number of KWH of energy consumed by the customer during the billing period multiplied by the PCA factor.  The PCA factor shall be based upon the PCA included in the City's most recent invoice for wholesale services from NPPD.

 

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DUSK TO DAWN LIGHTING

 

Applicable to private, outdoor lighting service to customers taking service when the lighting facilities are installed and operated as an extension of the City's electric distribution system, except where, in the judgment of the City, service is impractical.  Service under this rate is unmetered and the luminaries operate automatically each night from dusk to dawn.  All facilities necessary for service under this schedule are installed, owned, and maintained by the City.  The customer, however, is responsible for the cost of replacing any parts of the facilities damaged by vandalism.  Contact the Office of the City Clerk for lamp sizes and current monthly rates.

 

 

Monthly Rate:

 

1.  For installation on an existing pole and connected to existing secondary conductors on each pole:

 

Mercury Vapor

Luminaire

High Pressure

Sodium

Net

Gross

175 Watt

100 Watt

$7.00 per unit

$7.70

250 Watt

150 Watt

$9.07 per unit

$9.98

400 Watt

200 or 250 Watt

$11.81 per unit

$12.99

400 Watt

 

$15.90 per unit

$17.49

 

 

 

2.  Where an extension of existing overhead facilities is required, and where such extension is acceptable to the City, the monthly rate shall be increased as follows:

 

 

Net

Gross

Each additional pole installed

$1.38

$1.52

Each additional span of secondary conductors installed

$.95

$1.05

 

 

 

3.  For installation on decorative metal poles, including secondary wiring:

 

Mercury Vapor

Luminaire

High Pressure

Sodium

Net

Gross

175 Watt

100 or 150 Watt

$11.22 per unit

9' to 11' poles

$12.34

175 Watt

100 Watt

$15.34 per unit

18' to 22' poles

$16.87

250 Watt

150 or 200 Watt

$17.07 per unit

18' to 22' poles

$18.78

400 Watt

200 or 250 Watt

$19.17 per unit

24' to 30' poles

$21.09

 

400 Watt

$25.55 per unit

30' to 40' poles

$28.10

 

 

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  PROMPT PAYMENT

 

The net monthly bill applies when payment is made on or before the due date.  The discount is computed by multiplying the gross by .09091. The net amount is then computed by subtracting the discount from the gross amount.

 

Unless bills are mailed late due to City Office delays, the customer pays for utility service on the 10th day of the month following the date on which a customer's bill is computed, after which date the bill is delinquent, and the gross monthly bill applies.  If the 10th day falls on a Saturday, Sunday, or holiday, the deadline for payment within the discount period is extended to the next working day.

 

If the customer is away from home or indisposed, and prior notice is given to the City of the reason for payment delay, the net rate may remain in effect for a reasonable time until the customer can make payment.

 

The City can provide customers with automatic deductions from checking accounts at the net rate.

 

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UTILITY DEPOSIT

 

Each new customer is required to make a service deposit when applying for utility services.  For all residential customers, the electric deposit is $125; the water deposit is $50 ($100 for rural customers); and the sewer deposit is $50.  For commercial or non-residential customers, a total utility service deposit of not less than the one-month average of the total 90 day billing for the same or comparable non-residential customer during July, August, & September of the preceding year shall be required, but no less than the total of the minimum residential deposits.  If a customer maintains a record of prompt payment for approximately 24 consecutive months, the deposit is applied as a credit to his/her utility account.

 

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RECONNECTION

 

If a customer whose service has been disconnected, either by his order or by reason of delinquency, requests a reconnection of such service within 12 months of the time of disconnection, a reconnection charge equal to the sum of the monthly minimum charges for the period of disconnection is to be collected.  The minimum reconnection charge is equal to the sum of three months minimum charges.

 

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CREDIT REFERENCES

 

Credit references to other utilities are provided by the City and are based on the number of payments made by the due date.

                                                         

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