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C0 -UNC I L COMMUNICA"i I ON
TO: THE CITY COUNCIL COUNCIL MEETING DATE:
FROM: THE CITY MANAGER'S OFFICE AUGUST 2, 1989
SUBJECT: AGREEMENT BETWEEN PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY AND THE CITY OF LODI
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PROVIDING FOR AN INTERCONNECTION POINT AT THE CITY OF LODI INDUSTRIAL
SUBSTATION, 5200 EAST SARGENT ROAD
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RECOMMENDED
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RECOMMENDED ACTION: That the City Council authorize execution of the .subject agreement
BACKGROUND INFORMATION: The City entered into a ."Letter of Intent for a New
Interconnection Point" dated December 15, 1988 with PG&E which declared the intent of the'
parties to establish a new substation (Industrial Substation) to replace the existing:
interconnection point at Killelea Substation. This Letter of Intent called for a formal
agreement document based upon the principles stated therein.
Th2.subject Agreement represents the formal agreement of the parties: A ;substantlai
portion.of.the work proposed by PG&E has now been accomplished.
Funding for this approximately 5.5 million dollar project shall be obtained from retained
earnings in.the Rate Stabilization fund and the Electric Capital Outlay Fund asrequired
.A copy of the proposed agreement i s on file i,n the E-ity Elerit's office
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COUNCO22/TXTA.02D
CITY COUNCIL
JOHN! R. (Randy) SNIDER, Mayor
DAVID M.HINCHMAN
Mayor Pro Tempore
EVELYN M.OLSON
JAMES W. PINKERTON, Jr.
CITY OFLODI
CITY HALL, 221 WEST PINE STREET
CALL DOX 3006
LODI, CALIFORNIA 95241-1910
THOMAS A. PETERSON
City Manager
ALICE M REIMCHE
Ciiy Clerk
BOB McNATT
City Attorney
FRED M. REID
(209) 334-5634
TELECOPIER:(209) 333.6795
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August 3, 1989
Mr. Garth Hall
Manager, Bul k Power Contracts
Pacific Gas and Electric Co.
77 Beale Street':
San Francisco, CA 94106
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SUBJECT: New Interconnection
Point Agreement
Dear Mr. Hall:
Attachedpplease find fully executed copy of the Agreement between,;
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
and the City of Lodi providing an
interconnection point at the
City of Lodi's industrial Substation which .
was approved by the Lodi City Council at it Regular Meeting of August r
2, 1989.
Very truly yours,
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Alice M. Reimche
City Clerk
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cc: Henry J. Rice, Electric
Utility Director
Robert H. Holm, Finance
Director
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AGREEMENT
BETWEEN
PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY
AND THE
CITY OF LODI
PROVIDING AN INTERCONNECTION POINT
AT THE CITY OF LODI'S INDUSTRIAL SUBSTATION
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. UPGRADES OF PG&E'S EXISTING 60 KV SYSTEM 3
2. NEW PG&E SERVICE TO LODI'S INDUSTRIAL SUBSTATION 6
3. TERMINATION OF THE 60 KV TRANSMISSION LINES AT
INDUSTRIAL SUBSTATION 10
4. GENERAL
PROVISIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . •
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Regulatory Authority . . . . . . . . . . .
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Effective Date And Term Of Agreement . . .
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4.3.
Good Utility Practice . . . . . . • . • .
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Liability - - - - -
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indemnification . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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4.6.
Uncontrollable ?orces . . . . . . . . . .
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Time Is Of Essence . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Whole Agreement - - - - - - -
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No Warranty Provided . . . . . . . . . . .
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Third -Party Warranties . . . . . . . . . .
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AGREEMENT
BETWEEN
PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY
AND THE
CITY OF LODI
PROVIDING AN INTERCONNECTION POINT
AT THE CITY OF LODI'S INDUSTRIAL SUBSTATION
This Agreement is entered into by Pacific Gas and Electric
Company, a California corporation (PG&E), and the City of Lodi,
a California municipal corporation (Lodi).
PREAMBLE!
A. PG&E is engaged, among other things, in the business of
generating, transmitting and distributing electricity in Northern
and Central California.
B. Lodi owns and operates an electric distribution system and
supplies electric capacity and energy within its service area.
C. Lodi is a member of the Northern California Power Agency
(NCPA), a public agency created for the primary purpose of
generating and transmitting electric capacity and energy by a
joint powers agreement dated July 19, 1968, as amended, entered
into pursuant to Chapter 5, Division 7, Title 1 of the California
Government Code, commencing with Section 6500, by the Cities of
Alaineda, Biggs, Gridley, Healdsburg, Lodi, Lompoc, Palo Alto,
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Redding, Roseville, Santa Clara, Ukiah, the Turlock Irrigation
District and by the Plumas-Sierra Rural Electric Cooperative, an
associate member.
D. PG&E and NCPA entered into an Interconnection Agreement
dated July 29, 1983 (Interconnection Agrecment), by which PG&E
agreed to provide transmission service to each NCPA member. The
Interconnection Agreement provides that the point of
interconnection between the PG&E electric system and the Lodi
electric system would be at Lodi Is Killelea Substation and that
electric capacity and energy transmitted to or from Lodi by PG&E
pursuant to the Interconnection Agreement would be delivered at
that point.
E. Electric capacity and energy are now delivered by PG&E at
the Killelea Substation over a single 60 kV circuit to Lodi Is 60
kv bus. Because of load growth experienced by Lodi's electric
system, additional 60 kv bus capacity is now needed to relieve
the loading on that bus. Additional substation facilities,
transmission lines and transmission line modifications are needed
to enable PG&E to render safe and reliable transmission service
to Lodi under the terms of the Interconnection Agreement.
F. Lodi therefore proposes (a) to construct a new 60 kV
substation, the "Industrial Substation," (b) to construct or
cause to construct a new transmission tap line which will connect
PG&E's Lockeford-Lodi No. 2 transmission line to that substation,
(c) to make certain modifications to its existing 12 kV and 60
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kV transmission lines, and (d) to pay for certain modifications
to PG&E's 60 kV transmission lines to accommodate the new
facilities.
G. PG&E is willing to enter into an agreement providing for the
new interconnection point to replace the existing interconnection
point and the other system modifications proposed by Lodi under
the terms and conditions herein set forth:
NOW, THEREFORE, the Parties hereto agree as follows:
1. UPGRADES OF PG&E'S EXISTING 60 EV SYSTEM
PG&E will at its expense construct, operate and maintain all
upgrades to its existing 60 kV transmission facilities needed to
enable it to render safe and reliable service to Lodi until
January 1, 2008.
1.1. PG&E will utilize Lodi's forecasts for Lodi's load
growth when developing or revising its plans for upgrades. A
copy of Lodi's latest forecast for its load growth until January
3, 2008 is attached hereto, marked "Exhibit A." Lodi shall
promptly notify PG&E of any changes in that forecast.
1.2. A description of the upgrades PG&E is now building
to satisfy the requirements of Section 1 of this Agreement and
an estimate of their costs is attached hereto, marked "Exhibit
B." PG&E will update Exhibit B upon completion of those
upgrades.
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1.3. In order to insure and enhance the reliability of
its electric distribution system, Lodi reserves the right co
serve its load with resources internal to that electric
distribution system such as cogeneration facilities and
combustion turbines. Lodi shall include in the load growth
forecasts provided for in Section 1.1 of this Agreement its plans
for the development of such internal resources. PG&E shall not
charge Lodi any wheeling costs resulting from the operatipn of
such internal resources at times when these resources are
scheduled to serve internal load.
1.4. Lodi may at any time disconnect its electric system
from PG&E's electric system. If Lodi should so disconnect its
electric system prior to January 1, 2008, it will compensate PG&E
for the cost of the upgrades provided for in Section 1 of this
Agreement. The amount of such compensation shall be equal to
PG&E's actual cost of construction lest; (a) depreciation from the
date cf completion of the upgrades to the date of disconnection
calculated in the manner that the California Public Utilities
commission calculates depreciation for ratemaking purposes and
(b) the salvage value of the upgrades as of the date of
disconnection. In addition, Lodi will reimburse PG&E for any
taxes assessed against PG&E as the result of PG&E's receipt of
the cornpensation provided pursuant to this Section.
1.5. PG&E shall remain connected to Lodi pursuant to this
Agreement provided that if either the N CPA Interconnection
1 Agreement and/or the WAi'A 2948A agreement cease to be applicable,
2 PG&E shall be paid for services rendered to Lodi pursuant to a
3 filed tariff and/or an agreement to be negotiated and filed with
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6 If Lodi disconnects its electrics stem from PG&E Is
7 electric system pursuant to Section 1.4 of this Agreement, Lodi E
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9 of any other entity. Lodi shall not remain electrical?.�,
10 connected to PG&E's electric system while Lodi is electrically
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12 PG&E's advance written consent. Such consent shall not be
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15 1.7. A description of future upgrades PG&E plans to build
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18 C". PG&E may change its plans from time to time to accommodate
19 changes in Lodi's load growth and current assumptions of both
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21 will periodically update Exhibit C to reflect such plan changes.
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23 1.8. If either Party should at any time conclude that
24 there is need for a study to determine whether the facilities
25 provided for in this Agreement arc sufficient to enable PG&E to
26 render safe and reliable service to Lodi, it shall serve written
27 notice of its conclusion upon the other Party. If PG&E issues
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NEW PG&E SERVICE TO LODI'S INDUSTRIAL SUBSTATION
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PG&E will construct a new transmission tap line that will
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onnect its Lockeford-Lodi No. 2 line to Lodi's new Industria)
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substation and will make such modifications to its 60 kV system
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ss are made necessary by the new line. The new transmission tap
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L15 kV transmission lines. It shall be a wood pole line with
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three phase construction. PG&E will acquire the right-of-way
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needed for the new transmission tap line. Lodi will compensate
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PG&E for the cost of constructing the new transmission tap line
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and the related modifications to PG&E 's 60 kV system and forth e
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cost of acquiring the right-of-way needed for the new
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transmission tap line. Lodi will own, operate and maintain the
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new transmission tap line, including the right. -of -way on which
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that line is located.
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::.1. A description of the new transmission tap line ane
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of the related modifications referred to in this Section 2 anc
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an estimate of their costs is attached hereto, marked t°Exhibii
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2.2. PG&E will submit its plans for the new transmissio:
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tap line and for the modifications referred to in this Sectio
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PG&E shall not commence construction of the new transmission tap
line until Lodi has approved the plans for that line. Lodi shall
review the plans for the new line promptly and shall have the
right to modify those plans in any manner it deems appropriate;
provided, that the modifications shall comply with General Grder
95 of the California Public Utilities Commission and be
consistent with Good Utility Practice. Xf Lodi does modify the
plans, PG&E shall construct the new transmission tap line on the
basis of the modified plans. PG&E shall design and construct the
new transmission tap line and the modifications referred to in
this Section 2 in accordance with Good Utility Practice as that
term is defined in this Agreement.
2.3. PG&E will acquire the right-of-way, subject to its
ability lawfully to do so, shown on Exhibit E, attached hereto,
and complete construction of the new transmission tap line and
the modifications referred to in this Section 2 on or before May
15, 1990, which is the date on which Lodi plans to complete
construction of the Industrial Substation so that it may be
placed in service on June 1, 1990.
2.4. Lodi shall pay PG&E, in accordance with Exhibit D,
advances of payments equal to PG&E's estimated quarterly costs
of designing and constructing the new transmission tap line.
Exhibit D shall contain a detailed breakdown of costs and a
payment schedule, both satisfactory to Lodi. Within 120 days
after completion of the construction, PG&E shall prov5dP Lodi a
final accounting of cost associated with the new transmission tap
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PG&E shall not commence construction of the new transmission tap
line until Lodi has approved the plans for that line. Lodi shall
review the plans for the new line promptly and shall have the
right to modify those plans in any manner it deems appropriate;
provided, that the modifications shall comply with General Grder
95 of the California Public Utilities Commission and be
consistent with Good Utility Practice. Xf Lodi does modify the
plans, PG&E shall construct the new transmission tap line on the
basis of the modified plans. PG&E shall design and construct the
new transmission tap line and the modifications referred to in
this Section 2 in accordance with Good Utility Practice as that
term is defined in this Agreement.
2.3. PG&E will acquire the right-of-way, subject to its
ability lawfully to do so, shown on Exhibit E, attached hereto,
and complete construction of the new transmission tap line and
the modifications referred to in this Section 2 on or before May
15, 1990, which is the date on which Lodi plans to complete
construction of the Industrial Substation so that it may be
placed in service on June 1, 1990.
2.4. Lodi shall pay PG&E, in accordance with Exhibit D,
advances of payments equal to PG&E's estimated quarterly costs
of designing and constructing the new transmission tap line.
Exhibit D shall contain a detailed breakdown of costs and a
payment schedule, both satisfactory to Lodi. Within 120 days
after completion of the construction, PG&E shall prov5dP Lodi a
final accounting of cost associated with the new transmission tap
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1 line and of the modifications referred to in this Section 2. A
2 subsequent adjustment for right-of-way may be made if such costs
3 are not known within 120 days of completion. Lodi shall have the
4 right to review the supporting documents upon which the costs are
5 determined up to two years after receipt of the final accounting.
6 If Lodi believes there are any errors in the determination of
7 such costs, Lodi shall pay the full amount of such costs and Lodi
8 and PG&E shall meet to review the supporting documents and agree
9 on the adjustments that may be appropriate.
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11 2.5. PG&E shall acgpl.ire all right-of-way needed for the
12 construction of the new transmission tap line in accordance with
13 California Law, exercising the right of. eminent domain if
14 necessary. PG&E shall not offer to, without approval from Lodi,
15 pay more for any portion of the needed right-of-way than the
16 amount determined by PG&E with Lodi's agreement to be the fair
17 market value of that portion of the right-of-way. PG&E shall
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19 acquiring the needed right-of-way in the statements it submits
20 to Lodi pursuant to Section 2.4.
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22 2.6. Lodi agrees to provide PG&E with "joint pole use'
23 rights on the new transmission tap line referred to in thi:
24 Section 2 in the event PG&E needs to understring its ovu
25 distribution lines on the new transmission tap line; provided,
26 that PG&E shall not serve any electric load within Lodi's servicE
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2.7. The Parties understand that the raw transmission tap
zine referred to in this Section 2 may need to be included in the
environmental review that Lodi conducts for its Industrial
Substation.
2.8. When construction of Lodi's Industrial Substation
and of the new transmission tap line and the system modifications
provided for in this Section 2 is complete and those facilities
are fully capable of being operated reliably and safely, the
Industrial Substation shall replace Lodi's Killelea Substation
as the point at which PG&E will supply Lodi with the services
provided for in the zn':erconnection Agreement, subject to the
acceptance for filing of an amendment of Exhibit A -4A of the
Interconnection Agreement by the Federal Energy Regulatory
Commission (FERC). PG&E shall promprly seek amendment of Exhibit
A -4A of the Interconnection Agreement to substitute Industrial
Substation for Lodi's Killelea Substation as the Substation
Delivery Point for Lodi designated in that exhibit. Not later
than 45 days after such amendment has been executed and delivered
by Northern California Power Agency (NCFA), but not later than
October 1, 1989, if NCPA does not execute the amendment, PG&E
shall file such amendment for acceptance by FERC. This change
of delivery point shall have no effect upon the determination of
transmission losses provided for in the Interconnection
Agreement.
2.9. Upon the payment by Lodi of all costs required by
this Agreement for the new transmission tap iine and the
1 associated right-of-way, PG&E shall convey and assign its right,
2 title, and interest thereto to Lodi, by such recordable
3 instruments to which the Parties mutually agree, without any
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6 3. TERMINATION OF THE 60 XV TRANSMISSION LINES AT INDUSTRIAL
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8 PG&E's 60 kV Lodi-Lockeford No. 13 transmission line shall
9 be routed through, and the new transmission tap lin,e referred to
10 in section 2 shall terminate on, structures owned by Lodi within
11 Lodi's new Industrial Substation. Lodi will install, own,
12 operate and maintain electric protection and relaying equipment
13 within that substation for all, of those lines. The circuit
14 breakers connected with those lines at the Industrial Substation
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17 4. JUENERAL PROVISIONS
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19 4.1. Recrulatory Authority
20 This Agreement is subject to the jurisdiction of
21 those regulatory authorities having jurisdiction over the Parties
22 and this Agreement.
23 If it is determined that this Agreement must be
24 filed with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC), PG&E
25 shall do so promptly after such detez-mination, and shall
26 prosecute proceedings thereon diligently, and similarly to file
27 amendments, including revisions to the Exhibits, as they are
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action necessary to obtain approval by FERC of this Agreement in
its entirety an? without change.
If this Agreement is filed with FERC, (1) PG&E shall
have all rights to seek unilateral rate changes as provided by
Section 205 of the Federal Power Act (FPA) and FERC rules and
regulations, and (2) Lodi shall have all rights to protest those
changes as provided by Sections 205 and 206 of the FPA and FERC
rules and regulations.
4.2. Effective Date And Tenn of Acreement
This'Agreement shall become effective on the date
it is fully executed by both Parties; provided, if it is
determined that this Agreement must be filed with FERC, PG&E's
obligat .ons hereunder to perform services which are, or rates for
which are, subject to FERC jurisdiction, shall become effective
when this Agreement is permitted to become effective as a rate
schedule, and in such event the Parties shall urge FERC to adopt
an effective date as the date this Agreement wes fully executed
by the Parties.
This Agreement shall remain effective until the
earlier of the date Lodi disconnects from PG&E as provided in
this Agreement or January 1, 2008.
4.3. Good Utility Practice
PG&E and Lodi shall carry out their obligations
under this Agreement in accordance with Good Utility Practice.
The term "Good Utility Practice," as used in this Agreement,
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1 means those practices, methods and equipment, including levels
2 of reserves and provisions for contingencies, as modified from
3 time to t?.me, that are at least as good those commonly used
4 elsewhere in PG&E 's service area to operate, reiiably and safely,
5 electric power facilities to serve a utility's own customers
6 dependably and economically, with due regard for the conservation
7 of natural resources and the protection of the environment.
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9 4.4. Liability
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11 4.4.1. Nothing in this Agreement shall be
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13 reference to, or any liability to any person not a Party.
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16 council members, officers, agents and employees, shall not be
17 liable to the other Party for damage to the system of such other
18 Party caused by an electric disturbance on the first Party's
19 system, or on the system of another, whether or not such electric
20 disturbance results from negligence of the first Party.
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22 4.4.3. Except for its wilful action or with
23 respect to nonpayment of money due, neither Party shall be liable
24 to the other Party for any lo!:s, damage, claim, cost, charge or
25 expense arising from performance or nonperformance under this
26 Agreement.
27 No Party shall be liable under this
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or secondary damages, including, but not limited to, personal
injury or property darn ge, loss of use, loss of profits, ioss of
revenues, replacement or disposal costs, debt service or rental
payments, power purchases, or contractual charges incurred by the
other Party or any third party.
4.5. Indemnification
4.5.1. Each Party as indemnitor shall hold
harmless and indemnify the other Party and the directors, council
members, officers, agents and employees of such other Party
against and from any and all liability for damages for injuries
to persons or damage to property, except as provided in
Subsection 4.4.2, resulting from or arising out of the
engineering, design, construction, maintenance or operation of
or the making of replacements, additions'or betterments to, the
indemnitor Is facilities. None of the indemnity and hold harmless
provisions set forth in this paragraph shall apply to injuries
or damage arising from the sole negligence or willful misconduct
of the indemnitee, or the indemnitee's directors, commissioners,
council members, officers, employees, agents, or independent
contractors who are directly responsible to said indemnitee.
4.5.2. Each Party as indemnitor shall hold
harmless and indemnify the other Party and the directors,
',.ommissioners, council members, officers, agents, employees and
independent contractors of such other Party from all claims by,
or liability to, any resale or ultimate consumer of the
1 indemnifying Party, for any loss, injury or damage occurring
2 within the boundaries o the service area of the indemnifying
3 Party resulting frcm an electric disturbance on such other
4 Party's system, whether or not such electric disturbance results
5 from negligence of such other Party. As used herein, the term
6 r'ultimate consumer" means an electric customer to which power is
7 delivered for use and not for resale.
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9 4.6. Unc.cntrol l ahle Farces
10 Except as herein designated, neither Party shall be
11 liable to the other for failure to perform its obligations
12 hereunder, except for the obligation to make payment of money,
13 if such failure is due to strikes, lockouts,. labor disturbances,
3A revocations of land rights, riots, war, acts of God, or the
15 public enemy, unavoidable accidents or other matters beyond
16 reasonable control of the Party so obligated, whether similar to
17 the matters herein enumerated or not. Nothing in this Agreement
18 shall. require a Party to settle any strike or labor dispute or
19 to accept any term or condition of financing arrangements or
20 regulatory authority approvals which that Party deems
21 unreasonable or burdensome.
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23 4.7. Time is Of Essence
24 The Parties agree that time is of the essence in
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1 4.3. Whole Agreement
2 This is the entire agreement between the Parties and
3 supersedes the Letter of Intent dated December 15, 1988, on the
4 subject of this Agreement.
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6 4.9. No Warranty Provided
7 PG&E Is work under this Agreement does not extend any
a warranties or guarantees for such work, except that PG&E will
9 make provision to extend to Lodi third -party warranties as
Io provided in this Agreement. These provisions for warranties are
11 exclusive and are in lieu of all other warranties and remedies,
12 and all other rights and remedies at law or in equity, whether
13 statutory, express or implied, including, -but not limited to,
14 warranties of merchantability or suitability or fitness for a
15 particular purpose or any other warranty of any kind or
16 description, and warranties Arising from course of dealing or
17 usage of trade.
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19 4.10. Third -Party WarrantyPS
20 Promptly after completion of construction of the new
23 transmission tap line, PG&E shall assign to Lodi and Lodi shall
22 accept and have the benefit of tte warranties of all
23 manufacturers, vendors and suppliers (third -party warranties),
24 and all patent, trademark and service mark rights, in connection
25 therewith. Such assignment(s) shall relieve PG&E of any further
26 obligation to Lodi for the items, materials or equipment covered
27 by those warranties. Lodi, upon such assignment(s) , shall assume
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warranties.
4.11. Any notice, demand, information, report or request
required, authorized or provided for in this Agreement shall be
deemed properly given if delivered in person or sent by United
States Mail, postage prepaid, to the persons specified below:
(a) To PG&E:
Vice President, Power Generation
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
77 Beale Street
San Francisco, California 94106
(b To Lodi:
Electric Utility Director
City of Lodi
221 West Pine Street
Lodi, California 95240
Executed this 28th day of July, 1989.
CITY OF LODI
By
Its or n _
Attest:�i
Gita- Clerk
PACIF 'C,�� G AN ELECTRIC COMPANY
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CITY OF LODI
ELECTRIC LOAD FORECAST (1989-2008)
Total for All Delivery Points
EXHIBIT "A"
Maximum Yearly
Calendar
Demand
Year
(MW)
1989
95.08
1990
97.35
1991
100.12
1992
102.95
1993
105.86
1994
108.86
1995
111.94
1996
115.12
1997
118.39
1998
121.76
1999
125.22
2000
128.79
2001
132.46
2002
136.23
2003
140.12
2004
144.13
2005
148.25
2006
152.49
2007
156.86
2008
161.35
EXHIBIT "A"
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Exhibit B
UPGRADES OF RG&E'S_EXISTING 60 KV SYSTE14
Costs to Rebuild the Loc:keford-Lodi No. 2 60 kV Line.
This work
is planned to be completed in 1989.
Approximate
cost
(± 300,
s
CateaorY
1989.._.
Poles and Fixtures (Includes labor and material to
$135,000
replace approximately 100 poles and associated guys,
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crossarms, and other fixtures.)
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Conductors and Devices (Includes labor and material
702,000
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to replaceapp roximatel 8 miles of 4/0 AL with
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715.5 RCML AL conduct Also included are
insulators, switches, and associated devices. Note
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that this line is being over -installed to reduce
insulator flashovers.)
Maintenance and Operating (Including switching,
15,000
minor insulator replacements, resagging, and other
work.)
Overhead Costs
59,000
± 30% Accuracy Net Cost =
9Z1 000
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Exhibit C
1. Costs to Rebuild the Lodi -Lodi Junction 60 kV Line. This
work is planneu to be done by mid-1990s.
Approximate
cost
(± 30%,
Category. 1989 �i
Poles and Fixtures (Includes labor and material $124,000
to install and remove approximatel•;, 50 poles
and associated guys, crossarms, cnd other
fixtures.)
conductor and Devices (Includes labor and 244,000
mcterial to replace approximately 2.5 miles of
2/0 CU with 715.5 KCMIL AL conductor. Also
included are insulators, switches, and
associated devices, Note that this 1--ne is
being orerinsu'lated to reduce insulator
flashovers.)
Maintenance and Operating (Including switching, 1.1,000
minor insulator replacements, resagging and
other work. )
Overhead Costs 25.000
t 30o Accuracy Net Cost = $404,000
2. Costs to Rebuild the Section of the Lockeford-Weber'No. 1
60 kV Line from Lockeford Substation to Pole 2/1. This work
is planned to be done in mid -2990s.
C.a_tegc ori
Poles ad Fixtures (Includes labor and material
to replace approximately 51 poles and
associated guys, crossarms, and other
fixtures.)
Conductors and Devices (Includes labor snd
material to replace approximately 2.1 miles of
4/0 AL with 715.5 MCM1L AL conductor. Also
included are Insulators, switches, and
associated devices. Note that this line is
being overinsulated to reduce insulator
flashovers.)
Maintenance and Operating (Includes switching
and miscellaneous minor maintenance work.)
Overhead Costs
± 30% Accur7,cy Net Cost =
Approximate
Cost
308,
$ 34,000
167,000
1,000
16,000
$218,000
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AND.W)DIFICATIONS TO PG1kF.'S 60 kV SYSTEM
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DISTRIBUTION
$ 5000
SUBSTATION
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AND.W)DIFICATIONS TO PG1kF.'S 60 kV SYSTEM
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TRANSMISSION
EXHIBIT D
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I. COST BREAKDOWN FOR. NEW ADDITIONS
AND.W)DIFICATIONS TO PG1kF.'S 60 kV SYSTEM
COST'CATFGORY
COST ESTIMATES l+/- 10Y.)
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LANI) AND LAPID.RIGHTS
$ 270000
TRANSMISSION
$ 1119000
DISTRIBUTION
$ 5000
SUBSTATION
$ 26000
ENGINEERING
$ 0000
TRAVEL L'%BOR
$ 3000
REMOVAL.
$ 3000
M&n:(MISC.)
$ 7000
ESCLATION
$ 16000
0VFRHEAD
$ 51000
GROSS FINANCIAL COST.
$ 508000
SALVAGE
$ 3000
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NET FINANCIAL. COST
$505000
II. LODI`S QUARTERLY PAYMENT
PAYMENT DATE
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AMOUNT
03/16/09
$
15,000 (PD)
08/15/89
$
200.000
11/15/89
$
150.000
02/15/90
$
140,000
MAJOR ACTIVITIES
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FEASIBILITY STUDY
ENGINEER, ORDER LONG LEADTIME MATERIAL
AND PROCURE LAND
ENGINEER. PROCURE LAND AND MATERIAL
CONSTRUCTION
P.G.&E.'S
LODI SUBSTATION
CITY' S
KILLELEA
SUBSTATION
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LEGEND:
EXISTING P.G.&E. 60 KV CIRCUIT
NEW BRANCH OF P.G.&E.'S LODI-LOCKEPORD
#2, GO KV CIRCUIT
NEW ;BANS*FISSION TAP LINE
AREA @P SEN TRANSMISSION TAP LIKE RIGHT-OF-WAY