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HomeMy WebLinkAboutAgenda Report - September 7, 1988 (98)C O U N C I L TO: THE CITY COUNCIL FROM: TtiE 'ITY MANAGER'S OFFICE SUBJECT: ELECTRIC RATE PROPOSAL COMMUNICATION COUNCIL MEETING DATE: September 7, 1988 RECOMMENDED ACTION: That the City Council approve electric rate structure changes as propcsed herein, to become effective with uti l i tY bills prepared on or after November 1, 1983. BACKGROUND INFORMATION: Lodi ' s retail electric rates were adjusted in March 1985. Those rates were based on average annual pricing (same price per hour for every hour of the .year). Since that time, considerable effort on behalf of regulatory bodies , u t i 1 i ties and consumer representatives have resulted in emphasizing a need for electric rate structures to become appropriate and useful ; appropriate from the standpoint of reflecting the changing cost pattern of utilities - high cost during peak periods and lower cost during off-peak periods. Reflecting a correct price signal to consumers i s appropriate, but only becomes useful when NAe can show a lar consumer, for instance, that shifting some electric use from the highest cost period to lowest cost period will decrease that consumers electric cost even though the same overall energy use is maintained. The proposed rate structure changes reflect seasonality and peak -period pricing and are fully compatible with State Regulatory procedure and prudent utility rate- making standards of contiguous electric utilities, Use of the 110 load survey meters, which were installed more than a year ago, provided the base data necessary to analyze the effect of this rate structure change. These same meters will be used to iilustrate load shift to our customers and to provide billing information. Additional changes in rate structure incorporate (1) inclusion OT the Fuel Adder in the base rate; (2) provision ;or a Medical Baseline Quantity for specific application to qualifying medical conditions; and (3) preparation of a Standby Service Rate where a large Industrial customer installs co -generation in parallel with the City. PROPOSAL DETAILS: No new revenues will be expected from this rate structure change. Therefore, the period of leve! rates (no increase) which began March 1, 1985, shall continue through this year and perhaps with initial Success in Load Management may reach through 1989 - almost a five-year period of rate stability. FUTURE PLANS: The Electric Department staff will initiate discussion with 'large electric customers, subsequent to implementation of the proposed rate structure, and target specific energy consumptive devices or procedures which are susceptible to shifting from our peak period to off-peak period. r Henry J. Rice: ectric Utility ireHtor Attach. ( 4 ) CCELRATE/TXTU.01D BAUGROU Every extra megawatt (MW)ofpower the City of Lodi buys to meet its summer peak costs an average of S140.000. That's partly because the California city of 44.000 doesn'tjust pay for the summer�,eak when itoccurs. It pays for it year-round. Lodi is charged two-thirds of :he cost of its peak during off-peak periods. too. That's incentive enough for Lodi to begin consider- ing ways to control summer peak loads. Situated about 30 miles south of Sacramento in the hot San Joaquin Valley, Lodi experiences summer peaks !ha! are almost twice the MW's as those of win- ter. For example. Lodi's 1986winter peak hit 42.3 MW, while its summer peak the same year was 80.8 Mw. If Lodi could shave its peak, it could op,,mize the cost ofoperations. resulting in a reduction in cost of service to its customers. But. before the City launches a complex load man- agement system, it needs to find out what the City's general load shape is. what g:ouo of customers con- tributes most to the peak load, and when and -rhy electrical usage is highest and lowest. With help from Western's Conservation and Renew- able Energy cost -shared assistance activity, Lodi is doing just that. Lodi had not prev�ous!y instituted aformal load man- agement program. n ainly because it seemed any ener- gy savingswould not iustify the cost of buying, install- ing. and maintaining we necessary equipment. However. City officials now believe the technology has advanced sufficiently —and costs have declined enough — that a centrally controlled load manage- ;' n ment program might be feasible. t D BAUGROU Every extra megawatt (MW)ofpower the City of Lodi buys to meet its summer peak costs an average of S140.000. That's partly because the California city of 44.000 doesn'tjust pay for the summer�,eak when itoccurs. It pays for it year-round. Lodi is charged two-thirds of :he cost of its peak during off-peak periods. too. That's incentive enough for Lodi to begin consider- ing ways to control summer peak loads. Situated about 30 miles south of Sacramento in the hot San Joaquin Valley, Lodi experiences summer peaks !ha! are almost twice the MW's as those of win- ter. For example. Lodi's 1986winter peak hit 42.3 MW, while its summer peak the same year was 80.8 Mw. If Lodi could shave its peak, it could op,,mize the cost ofoperations. resulting in a reduction in cost of service to its customers. But. before the City launches a complex load man- agement system, it needs to find out what the City's general load shape is. what g:ouo of customers con- tributes most to the peak load, and when and -rhy electrical usage is highest and lowest. With help from Western's Conservation and Renew- able Energy cost -shared assistance activity, Lodi is doing just that. Lodi had not prev�ous!y instituted aformal load man- agement program. n ainly because it seemed any ener- gy savingswould not iustify the cost of buying, install- ing. and maintaining we necessary equipment. However. City officials now believe the technology has advanced sufficiently —and costs have declined enough — that a centrally controlled load manage- ;' n ment program might be feasible. OBJECTIVES Identify Lodi's load management potential and pin- point ways electrical use can be altered to: a Improve system efficiency Shift fuel dependency from limited to more abun- dant energy resources Reduce reserve requirements !or generation and transmission capacity • Improve service reliability Pro -Ade the most economical Power to the City of Lodi and its end users APPLICATIONS if the study leads to implementation of a formal load management program. Lodi will be able to redace cost of electrical service. provide the most efficient use of plant facilities. and postpone new investments while maintaining adequate and dependable electric ser- vice. Other Central Valley Project customers will ob- tain additional load data and technology. APPROACHLodi first gathered information on past energy use patterns from municipal sources. as well as from out- side agencies. These include Western. which provides approximately 16.4 percent of Lodi's total summer peakload. and the California Public Utilities Commis- sion. Next, Lodi prepared a 100 -question survey that was sent to 500 residences to learn Such informationas the age of the dwellings. types of heating and cooling. the type cf insulation. and the number of inhabitants of each residence. Lodi also is gathering information on energy use „�rrP,-„� f.,,,, ��,,,A nf.�,o (`�f.•c l�r,.P�r �„�r�,,,P,-� This General Mills plant was among the commercial customers included in a survey Lodi. Calitornia, conducted on energy use. A pair of municipally operated utilities in California have a clearer picture of their electric consumers after conducting two very different surveys. The City of Redding sent 52 -part questionnaires to its 16,700 residential customers to find out how its pericdic der,:and forecasts fit with actual consumer energy usage. The 7,000 returned responses, in addition to pro- viding valuable end-use forecasting data, are being evaluated partly to help the utility evaluate its competitive position in the energy marketplace. Lodi, a city of 46,000 some 30 miles south of Sacramento, distributed 500 surveys seeking answers to 100 questions (10 pages totid) on how residential custoniers are using electricity and to identify opportunities for load management. The survey was part of a cast -shared study with Western on the feasibility of load management for Lodi. As part of the cost -shared study, Lodi utility officials also inter- viewed managers of larger com. mercial enterprises concerning future plans and energy uses. Results from the 42 percent who responded to the mailed survey indicate that whatever load management program the utility institutes will have to be preceded by an extensive public information campaign, said Lodi's Senior Rate Analyst Jack Stone. Redding undertook its survey to meat a California Energy Com- mission (CEC) requirement for ali utilities that expect to build more generation facilities. The CEO mandates demand forecasts to be performed every two years. This was the first time in the 14 years the forecast has been prepared that Redding, a city of nearly 50.000 in the north central part of the state, has incorporated end- use data into the forecast, Elec- tric Engineer Tim Nichols said. Information from the Redding survey is being; evaluated partly to assess whether programs by an investor-owned utility to en- courage the use of gas are eroding the electrical market within the City's utility service area, Nichols said. The investor owned utility is of fering rebates to Redding customers who purchase and in- stall gas furnaces and water heaters. Such programs have the potential to saddle Redding with the air conditioning load in the summer, yet leave it without a base return in the winter. That's not yet the situation, The survey showed 60 percent of respondents still have electric water heaters, for example. In addition, Redding is conduct. ing a survey of commercial customers in conjunction with 10 other cities. Information from both surveys will be evaluated to help build markets and provide energy services to benefit the customers and the utility. Lodi's aarvey offered two advan- tages: it gave the City informa- tion on which to base a future load management program, and it permitted City officials to meet face-to-face with managers of the largest commercial enterprises. Many ofthose managers niay not previously have had suer per- sonal contact with the utility, Stone said. Information from the survey will be supplemented with a three-year program of metering residential and commercial ener&v uses. Demand meters have been installed at 55 residences and 18 commercial establishments. The survey showed clearly "there's a distinct feeling frorn people out there that they don't want air conditioning cycling. Tote}• don't Brant programs impos- ed on then[ . - . [Whatever we do, it's going to take a concentrated etsort at publicity," Stnne concluded Rcpr se:ri:it:yes of sevc:.tl corn- mercial Grins, particularly food processing plants, said their con- tinuous plant processes would not _olrsozz! .ower interruptions dur- ing tine utility's peak times. Some might have one or two functions that could he interrupted, but the interruptions would not save the utiliv: that much energy, Store said. It is nu- yet certain .ghat type of load mana."ement Lodi will pursue:, Stone said. For residen- tial customers, Lodi may first ad- vocate energy-saving measures, such as weatherstripping and in- suiation of attics to make sure energy is being used efficiently. The Electric Power Research In- stitute also is helping the City in- vestigate ice cooling and heat pump technologies that can shift summer demand away from the 'rhe Platte River f'owerAuthor-ity hm: been presented Western's Administrator's Award for its efforts in advancing conservation and re- newable enerl,R' (t'&Itf) te:chnolo- gies. In presenting the award• Western Administrator William fl. Clagett cited tine utilityiwillingneSs tosharc A contractor installs a load managementdevice on an air conditioning system. Air con- ditioningbads are amongthe factors Redding uses when making its periodic demand forecasts. Reddrng's firslconsumersurvey mayhem n make the forecasts more accurate. peak. meet its summer peak—which is Whatever options are chosen, almost double its winter peak— Lodi does have a pronounced car: cost the City up to $157,000. summer peaking problem that (For more information, call needs addressing. Every extra Nichols at 916/225.4358 or Stone megawatt of power Lodi buys to at 209/333-6748.) its findings on CLIiE projects and technological advancennents.'not only with its members but with many of our (Western's) Other customers.- . Specifically cited %vas design and construction ofa Itl-kilowatt photo- voltaic plant at Platte River's Fort Collins (Colurado) facility, tete first Western Administrator William H. Clagett presents the Administrator's Award to Platte Rivet Power Authority Board of Directors Chairman Robert L. Dekker• right, and Authority General Manager Thaine J. Mickie. of its kind in the region. inforinatior and experience gained from the study will he critical for future photovoltaic plants. Western also recognized efficient operation of matte lovers Rawhide Encrgv Station. The utility h;ls in- creased ftawhielei efficiency by im• proving the unit's heat rate by 200 British thermal units per kilowatt- hour. 11'estVr11 noted that Pkitte [fiver has developed a Itigh-tits ality trans• mission and distribution systenn for its me•ttthers and that. by upgradinu and maintaining this system, it reduces energy losses, improves re- liability to meniher c•itic•s :Uld pro- vides additional capat-ity tvhern and Where it is needed. "We are comrnittod 11) the c•ost- rlfice•t ova List of e•ncrgy and rm-ognize those rustomer's who ticvrlop in- tnovative progr;tnns" saiel Clagett. "i'latte River certainly is a 1t :Lifer in that category: I'laile Itiyta• is a public utility Otwncd fry t he Colorado Frau[ Range municipalities ref Estes Park. Dart Collins, U111 .1110111. and Lareland. f 1 C r WE EVIP UOTIPID 11� 1 i,M �� • lj i 1 (DITIW ELECTRIC RATE PROPOSAL Need : Changes are required in our present rate structure so that the City can begin work to achieve a degree of long-term rate stability using Load Management techniques. These techniques would be used initially with the largest industrial customers to reduce or avoid, as far as possible, increasing: demand on peak periods which is the utilities highest cost period. The City's present rates are based on average annual pricing (same price per hour for every hour of the year). Average rate pricing cannot reward a customer -who shifts usage from our peak period (nighest cost period) to our off-peak period (lowest cost period). The proposed rate structure changes reflecting seasonality and peak -period pricing are fully compatible with State Regulatory procedure and prudent utility ratemaking standards of contiguous eiectric uti lities. Additional changes in rate structure incorporate (1) inclusion of the Fuel Adder in the base rate; (2) provision for a Medical Baseline Quantity for specific application to qualifying medical condition; and (3) preparation of a Standby Service Rate where a large Industrial customer installs co -generation in parallel with the City. These changes are not intended to make the rates complicated; they are intended to make the rates useful and appropriate. The adjustment from average year-round rates to the proposed seasonal ized peak -period rates can be accomplished without significant cost iinpact oil customers. Approximately one percent (1 %) impact can be shown for average annual usage among various customer groups. M new revenue will be expected from this rate structure change. Therefore, the period of level rates (no increase) which began March I, 1985 shall continue through this year and perhaps with initial success in Load Management may reach through 1989. Timing: The new rate structure should be effective with utility bills prepared on or after November 1, 1988. Comparison: After the rate structure change proposed, rates will generally remain at the level set in March 1985. Illustration: 500 kwhr. residential customer in March 1985 - $33.61; under proposed rates the cost for November 1988 would be $33.53, ELRATEPR/TXTEl.OID DER', ^ , , RATE ADJUSTMENTS - FY 1988-89 1. IL:TRODUCTION 8/2/88 Due to a combination of growth, good mix of power resources-, and adequate revenues, it has been over three years since the City has had. to adjust its electric rates (last rate adjustment was approved 3/1/85). The use of 110 load survey meters which the City Council approved over a year ago has enabled us to collect and develop data support to analyze potential cost shift amoric our consumers preliminary to modernizing the rate structure. During the last three year period, more appropriate rate terns and structures have been developed in the industry. Lodi rate structure has not kept pace. Our large Industrial rate is out of date and needs to be re -done to reflect changes in the similar rate which PG&E uses. The re -doing of the Industrial rate causes changes throughout all other rates. All necessary rate adjustments can be accomplished with minimal cost impact on average use customers. The following recommended rate adjustments would put us on a competitive basis which reflects the modern rate concepts of the California Public U t i l i t i e s Commission (CPUC) reflected in the PG&E rate structure. II. BASIC RATE MAKING PRINCIPLES A. MEET THE CITY'S BUDGETED REVENUE GOAL B. BE COMPETITIVE 1. Rates to be seasonalized 2. Industrial to be based on time -of -use (TOU) 3. Cogeneration and other CPUC issues to be addressed 4. All rates below PG&E C. BE EQUITABLE 1. Need to make total adjustment on a revenue neutral bas is 2. Rate adjustments should apply to ail potential customers within the appropriate class of service III . SUMMARY OF RECOMMENDED ADJUSTMENTS A. FUEEL CHARGE ROLLED INTO RATES I. O',iginally separated to reflect greatly fluctuating fuel costs after the 1973 oil embargo 2. Northern California Power Agency and Western Area Power Administration energy costs have now stabilized to a reasonably predictable level B. MOBILE HOME ?ARK DISTRIBUTION SERVICE PAYMENT SHIFTED TO RULES & REGULATIONS FROM EM SCHEDULE I. CPUC and PG&E presently in debate as to which elements should properly be included in payment C. MEDICAL RIDER PROPOSED FOR RESIDENTIAL SCHEDULES 1. Required "Declaration of Eligibility" form 2. Notification - newspaper, health care professionals, utility bills D. STANDBY SERVICE RATE 1. Only applicable to largest industrial customers operating private generating plants 2. Provides continuity of service basis for private generation E. BILLING CHANGES 1. (Required) Calculation of billing determinants for largest industrial customers by Electric Utility Department Rate Analysis 2. (Proposed) .Medical Rider administration by Electric Utility Department Rate Analysis F. SEASONALITY AND TIME -OF -USE (TOU) ADDED 1. Worked through all appropriate rates IV. RATE COMPARISONS (PRELIMINARY; A. RESIDENTIAL 1. Approximately 18,000 customers 2. 40 kilowatt-hours (kwhr) per month for air conditioning not included in winter rate 3. Based on degree day concept of average temperature 4. Baseline concept of CPUC B. OUTDOOR DUSK -TO -DAWN LIGHTING - EL Only a nominal change to scale appropriate charges C. ENERGY PURCHASE - EP Rates determined through negotiated contract . �ia�w<f�.�f.,�� .4 - .+� fFL�u%✓-.%u.a...ai ..J.SFs--.+. .SS.A :c' ..�....5..,.�- D. STANDBY SERVICE - SS 1. New rate 2. Serves to provide backup electric power to largest customers with private generating plants 3. Contract required E. GENERAL SERVICE - COMMERCIALi lt,"DUSTRIAL 1. Rate structure chane;e and mandatory class assignment a. See attached table V. WHAT HAPPENS ":EXT A. COMPLETE ANALYSIS OF IMPACT ON UTILITY B I L!� I NG SYSTEM (e.g., START DATE?) - FINANCE B. DETERMINE FINAL RATE NUMBERS - ELECTRIC UTILITY DEPARTMENT C. WORK WITH G3 CUSTOMERS AFTER RATE ADJUSTMENT APPROVED - ELECTRIC UTILITY CEFARTMENT D. QUESTION AND ANSWER SHEET WILL BE DEVELOPED TO AID FINANCE PEOPLE IN EXPLATNING HATE RE -STRUCTURE TO THE PUBLIC RESIDENT T AL RATES CITY OF LODI %91 ELECTRIC UTILITY DEPARTMENT SCHEDULE EA DOMESTIC SERVICE APPLIWILLTY:- Domestic service is applicable to domestic lighting, heating, cooking, and single-phase domestic power service in single-family dwellings and in flats and apartments separately metered by the City and to single-phase serwice used in common for residential purposes by tennants in multi -family dwellings. FATES: Minimum Charge:. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Energy Charge: Summer (May through October) First 440 kwhr, per kwhr. . . . . . . . . . . Over 440 kwhr, per kwhr. . . . . . . . . . . ,'inter (November through April) first 400 kwhr, per kwhr. . . . . . . . . . . Over 400 kwhr, per kwhr. . . . . . . . . . . SPECIAL CONDITI0NS: (a) When a business or coa*nercial establishment is conducted i n conjunction with a residence and both are measured through one meter, this rate does not apply. (b) Service on this schedule will be supplied at the single-phase secondary voltage available - either 120/240 or 120/205 volts. (c) Additional first block medical quantities are available as described in Schedule MR - Residential Medica? Rider. ELECTRIC UTILITY DEPARTMENT SCHEDULE EM Dam_�STIC SERVICE - MOBHOME PAR('. APPLICABILITY: Kobile hone parks domestic service is applicable to domestic lighting, heating, cooking and power supplied to mobile home parks through a master -meter and sub -metered to all individual mobile home units. PATES: Minimum Charge:. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Energy Charge : Summer (May through October) First 440 kwhr per mobile home space wired for service, per kwhr . . . . . . Over 440 kwhr per mobile home space wired for service, per kwhr . . . . . . Winter (November through April) First 404 kwhr per mobile home space wired for service, per kwhr . . . . . . Over 400 kwhr per mobile hone space wired for service, per kwhr . . . . . . SPECIAL CONDITIONS: (a) This rate i s available only for master metering in service prior to October 1, 1988. (b) I t is the responsibility of the customer to notify the City Finance Department within 15 days following any change in the number of mobile home spaces wired for service, (c) A Kobile Home Park Distribution Service Payment will be made to qualifying mobile home park owners as described in Rule and Regulation No. 19. (d) Additional first block medical quantities are available as described in Schedule MR - Residential Medical Rider. L _j p .EM -1/1 Effective 1, 1988 Canceling Ordinance No. 1350 Ordinance No. �� ���'� ..° tt..��w.:zuzs:..�,•��.r.�:Y,.:,..a:,x,o-n:,::,r.�w,<.w.r-....�a.xnav� srwv..,...:w r �. t ..� a-..nwm,,.w*.um�sa+:c,sr�-.s�c•*.-rrc>=t� .w,.-...�+� ,».:�.�*rrs:�: +1v6. �Sr �,.�'%� ��_�; ,?'�--�`�.>:_- LIGHTING RATE .1. CITY OF LODI ¢ ELECTRIC UTILITY DEPARTMENT SCHEDULE EL OUTDOOR DUSK-Tii-�)AV:N L G,TING APPLICABILITY: Cutdcor dusk -to -dawn lighting is applicable to City -owned and maintained outdoor overhead lighting service where streetlight service is not available. RATES : For each 6,000 lumen gas discharge lamp _ per month For each 18,000 lumen gas discharge lamp per month SPECIAL CONDITIONS: (a) Lamps shall be approximately 6,000 or 18,000 lumen gas discharge with luminaire and bracket:, as specified by the City of todi Electric Utility Department, and shall be supported on City -owned poles which are used to carry distribution system circuits for other City purposes and shall be at locations. approved by the City of Lodi. Lamps will be controlled from dusk to dawn each night so as to give approximately 4,380 hours of service annually. fib) Upon receipt of notice from a customer of failure of light to operate as scheduled, the City of Lodi Electric Utility Department will, within a reasonable period of time, make the necessary repairs. (c) Relocation of existing outdoor lighting service equipment or the installation of additional facilities required other than mentioned in (a) above shall be at customer's expense prior to starting work. p.EL-1/I Effective 1, 1988 Canceling Ordinance No. 1348 Ordinance No. EITEER Z PURCHASE RATE V- 6& Q CITY O Vaffl��7,, ELECTRIC UTILITY DEPARTMENT SCHEDULE EF ENERGY PURCHASE app} :rr.ari TTV. Energy Purchase Schedule EP 1 s applicable to qualifying customer-o;tned alternating current facilities operating in parallel with the City's electric system on a contract basis. COMN{ERC IAL/INDUSTRIAL RATES CITY OF ./ODI C+- ..) ELECTRIC UTILITY DEPARTMENT SCLHEDULE G1 (Formerly E5) GE,iERAL SERVICE -GROUP 1 rOWERCIAL/INDUSTRIIAL Ann: SrADTI ITV. Schedule Gl i s apps icable to customers with single-phase or polyphase alternating current service, or to a combination thereof, whose kwhr usage does not exceed 8,000 kwhr per month for three consecutive months. RIARS Customer Charge: Sinyle-Phase Service . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Polyphase Service . . . . . . Energy Charge (to be added to Customer Charge): Surmner (May through October) . . . . . . . . . . . Winter (November t0rough Apri 1) . . . . . . . . . . The monthly charge is the higher of: 1) the Customer Charge and the Energy Charge, or 2) 1 per kva of connected vielder and per horsepower of polyphase connected motor load. CITY OF LODI + ELECTRIC UTILITY DEPARTMENT SCIHULE G2 (Formerly S-1) GENERAL SERVICE - GROUP 2 COMMERCIAL/INDUSTRIAL APPLICABILITY: Schedule G2 will be applied to accounts with energy consumption in excess of 8,000 kilowatt-hours (kwhr) or more for three consecutive months and with maximum demand not exceeding 500 kilowatts (kw) for three consecutive months. Maximum Demand: The maximum demand in any month will be the nwimum average power taken during any 15 -minute interval 'in the month, but not less than the diversified resistance welder load. In cases where the use of energy is intermittent or subject to violent fluctuations, a 5 -minute interval may be used. lav Customers: If the energy consumption for a new customer is expected to be 8,000 kwhr or more, the City has the option of placing the account on Schedule G2 from the start. Transfers Off Schedule G2: Ifenergy consumption drops below 8,000 kwhr and remains there for 12 consecutive months, the City will transfer the account to Schedule G1. If the demand reaches or exceeds 500 kilowatts (kw) for three consecutive months, the account will be transferred to Schedule 63. r"T'IT, IM -11 Customer Charge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Demand Charge: All kw of billing denand, per kw . . . . . . . . . . . . . Energy Charge: (per kwhr) Summer (May through October) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Winter (November through April). . . . . . . . . . . . . . The monthly charge for service under Schedule G2 i s the sum of the CustomeF Charge, Demand Charge and Energy Charge. VOLTAGE DISCOUNT: When delivery is made at the same primary distribution voltage as that of the line from which the service is supplied, a 4% discount will be allowed on the above charges. P. G2-1/2 Effective 1, 1988 Canceling;.Ordi ance No. 1348 Ordinance No. CITE' OF L O D I ELECTRIC UTILITY DEPARTMENT F ACTOR ANUSTI MEN ► S: lls will be adjusted based upon average monthly power factor. Average power factor is ccmputed from the ratio of lagging reactive -ampere-hours to kilowatt-hours consumed in the month. Power factors are rounded to the nearest whole percent. The rates in this schedule are based on an average monthly power factor of 85%. If the average monthly power factor is greater than 85%, the total monthly bill (excluding any taxes and customer charge) will be reduced by .06 perces,. '[or each percentage point above 85%. if the average power factor is below 85%, the total monthly bill (excluding taxes and customer charge) will be incrersed by .05 percent for each percentage point below 85%. CI'T'Y OF LORI ELECTRIC UTILITY DEPARTMENT V SrNIEDULF G3 Mit' AL smma - MMEP,CIAL/INDUSTRIAL Y•'IYLiLfiGlLi i {: APPLICABILITY: s Schedule GB will be applied to accounts with maximum demands of 500 kilowatts (kw) or more for three consecutive months. e Maximum Demand: The maximum demand in any month will be the maximum averag@ power taken during any 15 -minute interval in the month, but not less than thr, diversified resistance welder load. In cases where the use of energy is intermittent or subject to violent fluctuations, a 5 -minute interval nay be used. 0 Iry Customers: If the nu4run demand for a rrw, customer is expected to be 500 kw or more, the City has the option of placing the account on Schedule G3 from the sta;'t. s Transfers Off Schedule G3: If maximum demand drops below 500 kw and remaint the�'e for 12 consecutive months, the City will transfer the account to a different applicable rate schedule. RATES: :usi:omer Charge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . >ervice Voltage: >eason, remand Charges: Per kw of maximum peak -period demand Per kw of maximum demand nergy Charges : Peak period (per kwhr) Partial -peak period (per kwhr) Off-peak period (per kwhr) Secondary (G3 -S) Summer :Ji nter i nimum Charge, per month: The Demand Charge constitutes the Minim Canceling Ordinance No. 13`x§ Primary (G3 -P) Transmission (63-1)- Suminer Winter Sumer Winter p,G3-1/3 Effective 1, 1988 Ordinance No. +„� .�d� ��,.a.=3±� +iarrf`vYu,K" ...^^„r::H _.y. ':.:�«a d' si.i:� v3 �.�u...w, a... , ...•-..<....,.r.e�n,.i,,,. -- x::.i ,?a.,� i!s�Ei7 �r • � '�,�•�`%'ig���,w �' '_ . CITY OF LORI a ELECTRIC UTILITY DEPARTMENT TYPES OF CHARGES: The monthly charge for service under Schedule G3 is the sum of the customer charge, dem-pnd charges and energy charges: - The customer charge is a flat monthly fee. - Schedule G3 has two demand charges, a maximus.- peak -period -demand charge and a maximum -demand charge. The maximum -peak -period -demand charge per kilowatt applies to the maxi:mium demand during the month's peak hours, and the maximum -demand charge per kilowatt applies to the maximum demand at any time during the month. Tile bill will include both of these demand charges. Tine periods are af,fined below. - The energy charge is the sum of the energy charges from the peak, partial peak, and off-peak periods. Energy is billed by the kilowatt-hour (kwhr), and rates are differentiated according to time of day and tine of year. - Monthly charges may be increased or decreased based upon power factor as defined below. - As shown on the rate chart, demand and energy charges are based on the voltage at which service is taken. Service voltages are defined below. DEFINITION OF SERYICE VOLTAGE:. The following defines the three service voltage classes of 63 rates: a. Transmission: Service voltage class for service at 60,000 volts. b. Primary: Service voltage class for service at 12,000 volts. c. Secondary: Service voltage class for service at all other available voltages a POWER FACTOR ADJUSTMENTS.: Bills will be adjusted based upon average monthly power factor. Average monthly power factor is computed from the ratio of lagging reactive kilovolt -ampere -hours to kilowatt-hours consumed in the month. Power factors are rounded to the nearest whole percent. The rates in this rate schedule are based on an average monthly power factor of 85%. If the average monthly power factor i s greater than 8550', the tctal monthly bill (excluding any taxes and customer charge) will be reduced by .06 percent for each percentage point above 85%. p.63-2/3 Effective 1, 1988 Canceling Ordinance No. 1348 Ordinance No. ,'�rt# CITY CF LODI ELECTRIC UTILITY DEPARTMENT REF. LN.LTIT4. G,_ TIME >? UDD— : Times of the year and tines of the day are defined as follows: _ t?4R Kay 1 through October 31: Peak: 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Monday through Friday (except holidays). Partial-Feak: 8:30 a.m. tc 3:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Konday through Friday (except holidays). Off -Peak: 9:30 p.m.to 8:30 a.m. Monday through Friday and i all day Saturday, Sunday and holidays. WLt4TER.: November 1 through April 3Q. Partial -Peak: 8:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Monday through Friday (except holidays). Dff-Peak: 9:30 p..m.to 8:30 a.m. Monday through Friday and all day Saturday, Sunday and holidays. HQLIDAYS: Holidays" for the purpose of the rate schedule are l-bw Year's Day, Presidents' Day, Kemorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Veterans' Bay, Thanksgiving Day, the day after Thanksgiving and Christmas Day. The dates will be based on those days on which the holidays are observed as specified in Public Law 90-363 (U.S.C.A. Section 6103). STANDBY SERVICE U T E CITY OF LODI kyELECTRIC UTILITY DEPARTMENT SCHEDULE SS STANDBY SERVICE APPLICABILITY: Schedule SS is applicable to commercial/industrial customers who would otherwise qualify for Schedule G3 and who operate a privately -owned generating plant and where the City must stand ready at all times to supply standby electric service to replace such plant. RATES: Per Customer -Owned P1 ant Per Month Customer Charge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Standby Charge Contract capacity, per kw . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Standby Demand Charge: mer: The Standby Demand Chat-ge will be assessed for 12 months beginning the month in which the City provides capacity at the service connection point. Such Standby Demand Charge will be the product of the mwdnmm monthly capacity provided by the City, expressed in k' and the sum of the base and peak demand rates of the applicable industrial schedule. Winter: The Standby Demand Charge for capacity provided by the City will be billed at the Schedule Gd rate. Reactive Demand Charge: Per kvar of maximum reactive demand. . . . . . . . . . . p.SS-1/4 Effective 131 1988. Ordinance No. ;:0. _ .... ,. £ s„,`3�s �`�rE QRk�aCITY OF LODI Q RET =C UTILITY DEPARTMENT RATES: (continued) Energy Charge: All energy supplied by the City will be billed at the Schedule G3 rates. SPECIAL CONDITIGN.S: (a) CONTRACT: This schedule is available only for each specific service connection point on a contract basis to industrial customers for eacn customer -owned generating plant as authorized by the City Council. Each contract: term shall be for the service life of the customer-ovrned generating plant and shall obligate the customer to pay for Customer Standby and Standby Demand Chanes for the contract term. The contract shall provide, among other things, that ij service is cancelled prior to expiration of the contract period, ttie customer shall pay the total Standby Charges for the unexpired term of the contract and any outstanding Standby Demand Charges. (b) CONTRACT CAPACITY: Contract Capacity is the nameplate rating of t;ne customer -owned generating plant. (c) EXCESS CAPACITY: Capacity supplied by the customer -owned generating plant in excess of the measured load at the customer's service connection point shall be considered inadvertent and no demand or energy adjustment shall be given. (d) LIMITATION ON CONTRACT CAPACITY SERVED: Standby service to new or increased loads is limited by the City's ability to serve such loads without jeopardizing service to existing customers on rate schedules for firm service, including standby service. (e) RENDERING OF SILLS: All bills, including opening and closing bills, will be based on meter registration, except as otherwise provided in the City's Rules and Regulations or rate schedule. Should the billing period be less than one ir'oth, no proration will be made and the amount of the bill shall be determined in accordance with the schedule in effect at the time of the end of the normal meter reading period. Standby Demand Charges will not be applied in a cumulative manner. M) TOTALILING: Totalizing of a customer's meter readings from more than one service connection point for billing purposes will not be done if one or more such service connections are receiving Standby Service. (g) DEMAND READINGS: Demand readings will be based on 15 -minute intervals. p.SS--2/4 Effective 1, 1988 Ordinance No. ykwu,W'y"e��a 6e '.i r ,. CITY OF LORI ELECTRIC UTILITY DEPARTMENT ;h) PARALLEL OPERATION: Any customer on this schedule intending to operate a generating plant in parallel with the City's eiectric system must construct and operate such plant in accordance with applicable Rules and Regulations. Hov':ever, a customer who operates its generating plant in parallel must assume responsibility for protecting the City and other parties from damage resulting from negligent operation. ( i 1 METERING: The City will furnish, own and maintain, at its expense, the normal metering for the size and type of load served. ; he City will furnish, own and maintain, at the customer's expense, other metering equipment that the City determines to be necessary on both the service and the customer -owned generating plant. The customer shall provide facilities to accommodate such metering. Meters shall not allow reverse registration. (j) REACTIVE DEMAND CHARGE: ;then the custoner-owned generating plant is operated in parallel with the City's system, the customer will design and operate its facilities so that the reactive current requirements of the portion of the Customer's load supplied from such plant are not supplied at any time from. the City's system. If the City determines by test that the customer -owned generating plant is placing a reactive demand on the City's electric system excess of 0.44 kvar per kw of Contract Capacity, the Reactive Demand Charge shal ' be effective in that month and each subsequent month until the customer demonstrates to the City's satisfaction that adequate correction has been provided. DEFINITION OF TIME PERIODS-, Times of the year and times of the day are defined as follows: SLIMMER May 1 through October 31: Peak: 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 P.M. Monday through Fri day,,,,(ex.Cept ho►i.da Partial -Peak: 8:30 a.m. to 3:00 P.M. and 7:t ' p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Monday through Friday (except holidays). Off -Peak: 9:30 p.m. to 8:30 a.m. Monday through Friday and all day Saturday, Sunday and holidays. MINTER: November 1 through April 30: Partial -Pea's: 8:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Monday through Friday (except holidays). Off -Peak: 9:30 p.m. to 8:30 a.m. Monday through Friday and all day Saturday, Sunday and holidays. p.SS-3/4 Effective 1, 1988 Ordinance No. }� �y e 'P CITY OF ,ODI ELECTRIC UTILITY DEPARTMENT kv HOLIDAYS: Holidays" for the purpose of the rate schedule are My Year's Day, Presidents' Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Veterans' Day, Thanksgiving Day, the day after Thanksgiving and Christmas Day. The dates will be based on those days on which the holidays are observed as specified in Public 'Law 90-363 (U.S.C-A. Section 6103). . .............. r MEDICAL RIDER v CITY OF LODI ¢ ELECTRIC UTILITY DEPARTMENT SCF-DULE MR RESiHNTIAL MEDICAL RIDER APPLICnBILITY: Qualifying residential customers on Schedule EA or EM are entitled to an additional 500 kilowatt-hours (kwhr) at the lower priced first block rate. If a customer or full-time resident in the home has one or more of the medical conditions listed below, the Electric Utility Department may be contacted to request a copy of the "Declaration of Eligibility for Medical First Block Adjustment." The customer grill be required to have a doctor of medicine or osteopathy licensed to practice in the State of California fill out the last page of the form to certify qualification for a Medical First Block Adjustment. QUALIFYING CONDITIONS: To qualify for the Medical First Bicck Adjustment, certification in writing is required stating that a customer or other full-time resident in the home is: 1. dependent on a life-support device used in the home, or 2. a paraplegic, hemiplegic, or quadriplegic person having special a i r condi t i oni ng needs, or 3. a multiple -sclerosis patient with special heating or air conditio. ing needs. (Medical conditions other than multiple sclerosis, paraplegia, hemiplegia, or quadriplegia may qualify customers for medical quantities for electric heating or air conditioning. Any sur_h conditions will be reviewed on an individual basis.) LIFE_ -SUPPORT DEVICH, A life-support device is any medical device necessary to sustain life or relied upon for mobility. To qualify under this rule, the device must be used in the home and must nun on electricity supplied by the City of Lodi. The term "life-support device" includes, but is not limited to, respirators, iron lungs, hemodialysis machines, suction machines, electric nerve stimulators, pressure pads and pumps, aerosol tents, electrostatic and ultrasonic nebulizers, compressors, IPPB machines and motorized wheelchairs. P .MR -1/2 Effective 1, 1968 Ordinance No. puy�yYwvµ.�a,'w.wr..+...a.'Yw4.rvv.Wnare. 4n.u�..+.MMM'ii'.f!HV.'riJiw,•.A�KM.NMw�}3xM.Wi-�M+.s+anwX�i+.+�nwv':�.r:WnY.f.rx.M WYhW4.kYrin.i#'+biNi' Y 1 11., �. Y 4Y t"'r .. CITY OF LORI ELECTRIC UTILITY DEPARTMENT HEATIiNG AND AIR CONDITIONING : Stecial heating and/or air-conditioning needs will qualify for a Medical First Block AdJusta;ent under this rule only if your main source of energy for heating or air conditioning is electricity supplied by the City of Lodi. L; LICAL FIRST BOCK ADJUSTMENT FOR IMIASTER-METERED CUS-;Oi^ERS: Residential tenants of master -metered customers can also qualify for Medical First Block Adjustment. If one or more of the tenants have a niedicai condition that qualifies under the conditiccs listed above, please contact the Electric Utility Department to find out how to apply. If tenants are submetered, any Medical First Block Adjustment must be passed on to the qualifying tenant(s) when j� tenants are billed for the electricity they use. C I T Y OF LOD! DECLARATION OF ELIGIBILITY FOR ADDITIOINr.L BASELINE QUANTITIES FOR QUALIFYING MEDICALLY DISABLED PERSONS (Customer) hereby claims eligibility for a standard medical baseline quantity under the provisions of the City of Lodi's applicable residential service rate schedules (EA and EM). Customer certifies that a full-time resident of the household i s : a. dependent upon a medical life-support device, or b. a paraglegic, hemiplegic, or quadriplegic person requiring additional space heating, or c. a multiple sclerosis patient requiring additional space heating/air conditioning Please complete applicable sect i ons (s) : [ Life Support Device - A life-support device is any medical device requiring City of Lodi supplied electric pov,,er for its operation that is regularly required to maintain the life of a person residing in a residential unit. The term includes, but is not limited to, respirators, iron lungs, hemodialysis machines, suction machines, electric nerve stimulators, pressure pads and pumps, aerosol tents, electrostatic and ultrasonic nebul irers , compressors, IPPB machines and motorized wheelchairs. [ Electric Life Support Device: '(indicate type of device) [ Space Conditioning - Medical baseline quantities are available for certain qualified disabled persons requiring City of Lodi supplied energy for additional space heating or air conditioning needs. [ Paraplegic, hemiplegic, or quadriplegic person - Electric Space beating: [ [ Multiple Sclerosis patient - Electric Space Heating: [ Electric Air Conditioning: [ ] [ I Other medical condition Electric Space Heating: [ Electric Air Conditioning: [ ] The standard medical baseline quantity available year-round is 503 kilowatt-hours/month for electricity. DCL/ELIC/TXTil.010 ,,tv�,� �^c-Cra ,�`- �' au,�yi,a- h�tru �:"W-:�ror2k�?:.N'��;� Nr�f�...3i r:s.,lz...n;✓ �; f..tr.'.�,e`�. rw''ri�ic;`#r«m�-R'�':w. -w xt" RESIDENTIAL AND C(--)",iMEPC.IAL/INDIS'LPRIkL GRAPHS I LU a Li O 0 O Ltj ct 2 O m w t� � l v J .. J ui W O 0 L Ui LL] L1_ vn cr -Y 3 u Q O � ca rn � T 70 M) �L ul LL- 0 _ 0- 0 D CL 0 a c L CL Q m L- •n C; 3 � rn �L LL- MANDITORY CLASS ASSIGNMENT STANDARDS - GBERIIL COMMERCIAL/INDU5TR1A1. kATE OF SYSTEM I STRUCTURE APPROX ;: OF AVERAGE CHANGES FROM RA W 1 OF CLASS kWIiR CUSTOMER TYPE OF BILLING EX 15TI NG SCHE.DI)I,E CIIST DFFINITION SALES COST IMPACT METERING � STRUCTIIRE ��r VIlwarw+�M �r- RESOLUTION NO. 88-127 A RESOLUTION OF THE LODI CITY COUNCIL APPROVING ELECTRIC RATE STRUCTURE CHANGES RESGLVED, that electric rate structure changes as described in Electric Rate Proposal and Electric Rate Schedules, attached hereto as Exhibit A and incorporated herein by reference, be and the same is hereby approved. FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Exhibit A Electric Rate Schedules sha?l become effective with utility bilis prepared on or after November I, 1988. Dated: September 7, 1988 I hereby certify that Resolution No. 88-127 was passed and adopted by the City Council of the City of Lodi in a regular meeting held September 7, 1958 by the following vote: Ayes : Council Members - Hinchman, Olson, Reid, Snider and Pinkerton (Mayor) Noes : Council Members - None Absent: Council Members - None tl;CtCti Alice M. Re'mche City Clerk 88-127 CITY OF LODI ELECTRIC UTILITY DEPARTMENT =» o�CITY OF LODI ELECTRIC UTILITY DEPARTIVIENI SCHEDULE EA DOMESTIC SERVICE A"rPLICAEiLITY: Domestic service is applicable to domestic 1 ighting, heating, cooking and s :ng i e -phase domestic power service i n single-family dwellings and i n fl ats and apartments separately metered by the City and to single-phase service used in common for, residential purposes by tennants in multi -family dwellings. RATES. Minimum Charge: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53.00 Energy Charge: Summer (May through O� tober) First 440 kwhr, per kwhr. • • • • • • • • • • .06064 Over 440 kwhr, per kwhr. . . . . . . . . . . .10077 Winter (November through April) First 400 kwhr, per kwhr. • • • • • . • • • •-06064 Over 400 kwhr, per kwhr. • • • • • • • • • • .10077 SPECIAL CONDITIONS: (a) When a business or commercial establishment is conducted in conjunction with a residence and both are measured through one meter, this rate does not apply. (b) Service on this schedule will be supplied at the single-phase secondary j Wta.ge available - either 120/240 or 120/208 volts. (c) Additional first block medical quantities are available as described in Schedule MR - Residential Medical Rider. p.EA-1/1 Effective November 1, 1988 Canceling Ordinance No. 1348 Resolution No. ,.�". ��L� ��.e�m�ed x.v'�: �+"j1... .. _... ���� �'w�s�,2l4Fa�3',�r:..-'".a�� sM1 YLti.., y N 3SK: ��fPJ31��.�'`kt. x ✓. � � .,.. . _ . v.. i ....... x ._.-.e._....,'_�,.i«,u r i.�ru..r-,-)h., , k.•....n.��caa1...``�-�.:i ��iJBe�:�u�.+.'d`il.r-, CITY OF LODl ELECTRIC UTILITY DEPARTMENT SCHEDULE EM DOMESTIC SERVICE - M06ILE HOME PARKS APP{ T;'ART! TTY' Mobile home parks domesti r service is applicable to domestic lighting, heating, cooking and power supplied to mobile home parks through a master -meter and sub -metered to all indiv;dual mobile home units. RATES: Minimum Charge: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . E-nergy Charge: Summer (May through October! First 440 kwhr per mobile home space wired for service, per kwhr . . . . . . Over 440 kwhr per mobile home space wired for service, per kwhr . . . . . . Winter (November through April ) First 400 kwhr per mobile home space wired for service, per kwhr Over 400 kwhr per mobile home space wired for service, per kwhr . . . . . . SPECIAL CONDITIONS: 53.00 .06064 .10077 .06064 .10077 (a) This rate is available only for master metering in cervice prior to, October 1, 1988. Resolution No. (b) It is the responsibility of the customer to notify the City Finance! Department within 15 days following any change in the number of mobile homR spaces wired for service. (c) A Mobile Hmie Park Distribution Service Payment will be made to qualifying mobile horn park owners as described in Rule and Regulation No. 19. (d) Additional first block medical quantities are available as described ini Schedule MR - Residential Medical Rider. - p.EM-1/1 Effective N oember 1, 1988 Canceling Ordinance No. 1350 Resolution No. ;; Nv'�',�1{y!,��1�3. � .A:� a�`?j�. .h ,�CsaG+^ �rs`,#`S'•`�a�.y irk. i;"'�F,SCCp�y�?'�(C;� s�W, .„�ti x "�, `.., f jbt � f.�e v 4 . . '�} ta`' i$�/'4i��1,{a+�i1,'�. 'r�N,.,�y v� � e�r��"v�.� t�� p; fry��� .V �i�W'"'}}. i,Tia S.. tib!Wlx•X1.r ♦ urz. M ':S���i �P i\Yeh.YlF.��'.+\• }��MN 4C �... (. .... 3\�R V'ln!'i 7",:: Tl!yN'�4 /A. ,�SS0A�RY.1 � C 'rY OF LORI ELECTRIC UTILITY DEPARTMEN SCHEDULE MP, RESIDENTIAL MEDICAi. RIDER APPLICABILITY, Qualifying residential customers on Schedule EA or El", are entitled to an additional ?00 kilowatt-hours (kwhr) at the lower priced first block rate. If a Customer or full-time resident in the home has one or more of the medicai conditions listed below, the Electric Utility Department may be contacted to request a copy of the "Declaration of Eligibility for Medical First Block Adjustment." The customer will be required to have a doctor of medicine cr osteopathy licensed to practice in the State of California rill out the last page cf the form to certify qualification for a Medical First Flock Adjustment. QUALIFYING CONDITIONS: To qualify for the Medical First Block Adjustment, certification in writing is required stating that a customer or other full-time resident in the home is: 1. dependent on a life-suppor; device used in the home, or 2. a paraplegic, hemiplegic, or quadraplegic person having special air conditioning needs, or 3. a multiple -sclerosis patient with special heating or air conditioning needs. (Medical conditions other than multiple sclerosis, paraplegia, hemiplegia, or quadriplegia may qualify customers for medica. quantities fol electric heating or air conditioning. iAny such conditions will be reviewed on an individual basis.) .LIFE-SUPPORT DEVICES: A life-support device is any medical device necessary to sustain life or relied upon for mobility. To qualify under this rule, the device must be used in the borne and must run on electricity supplied by the City of Lodi. The term "life-support device" inciudes , but is not limited to, respirators, iron lungs, hernodialysis machines, suction machines, electric nerve stimulators, pressure pads and pumps, aerosol tents, electrostatic and ultrasonic nebulizers, compressors, IPPB machines and motorized wheelchairs. p.MR-1/2 Effective November 1, 1988 Resolution No. :.w... 1c+.sanr.+.t�, ... ,.. '..� +� ... '8 ��d.,�,.,.,...; 4 ,. ,.... ... fo,. :,: .,.. :,.,...,... ..., .:.� ti.,. ....r .: l:: , ._ �csL.. G>::;i.,; v'..+...�;.,Mr ..,_..,...,.sw. ........ ,.. ,.a ♦.r..w .J ,.3. N.,:�c:dw,c:�,i CITY OF LODI ELECTRIC UTILITY DEPARTMENT HEATING iND AIR CONDITIONING: Special heating and/or air-conditioning needs will qualify for a Medical First Sloc4 Adjustment under this rule only if your slain source of energy for heating or air conditioning is electricity supplied by the City of Lod;. MEDICAL FIRST BLOCK ADJUSTMENT FOR MASTER -METERED CUSTOMERS: Residential tenants of master -metered customers can also qualify for Medical P irst Block Adjustment. If one or more of the tenants have a medical condition that Qualifies under the conditions listed above, please contact the Electric Utility Department to find out how to apply. If tenants are submetered, any Medical First Block Adjustment must be passed on to the qualifying tenant(s) when tenants are billed for the electricity they use. p.MR-2/2 Effective November 1, 1988 Resolution No. ,r..rt tGY .,,�'4;. K-.`n^di iYZL'kt-• ti+T.0 t. k;R::W.ovaT .k1:.:.ifW+`3r«ea+i+=°: F.n 6:a.s...i2�::v� f+ -...:.i. .w.wY'tl'`a:•w .' c4'd:., ,{ V"'S.i n ,,T^ -?'1V" /�`. f `+. #.� ....,r h... ,. _My Customer hereby grants the City of Lodi the right of access to the residence at reasonable hours for verification of the information furnished in this declaration. Refusal of access shall be reason for disallowance of the medical first block e.dJustment claimed. This certification shall be valid only for a two-year period from tie date shown below, and, if necessary, must b-. -eviewed after that period. The City of Lodi requires certification by a docto, of medicine or osteopathy licensed to practice medicine in the State of Ca;ifornia. that a particular device is necessary to sustain the users life, or that Customer or a riember of hi:;/her household is a multiple sclerosis patient or is a parapiegic, hemiplegia: or quadriplegic person. Dated this day of , 19 Resident (Signature) Mailing Address (if other than service location) Address (Street, City and Zip t ) Daytime Phone No. City of Lodi Account Number, if hnoa:n THE CERTIFICATION OF A DOCTOR OF MEDICINE OR CSIEOPATW IS TO BE MADE ON THE ATTACHED FORM. _ �` x, e `+� s"'�'•� :+':rwxr-,�..s�`� , i�"max' a.� .. � . Certification of doctor of medicine or osteopathy licensed to practice medicine in the State of California. I certify that the medical condition ,and needs of qualifying disabled pe -son) who is a full-time resident of the customer's hoset.nld are as follows: Life -Support Device: Where Customer or member of his/her household has irdicated the need for using a medical life-support device within the household, is such device essential to sustain his/her life? Yes [ ] 1% [ ] (Must check [ ] appropriate box) Space _ Conditioning_ (Complete if other than paraplegic, hemiplegic, quadriplegic, or multiple sclerosis condition.) Where Customer or member of his/her household has indicated the need for space conditioning within the household, is it necessary due to the patient's medical condition? Yes [ ] No [ ] (Must check [ ] appropriate box) Doctcr's 1V Please print or type Signature Office Address (Street, City and Zip Telephone Number f_ ) If you wish to explain in more detail, please attach your signed statement. 4'�. �tC:h't'.d r�a��'.;..;, f' i Customer hereby grants the City of Lodi the right, of access to the residence at reasonable hours for verification of the information furnisheu in this declaration. Refusal of access shall be reason for disallowance of the medical first block adjustment claimed. This certification shall. be valid only for a two-year period from the date shown below, and, if necessary, mus-:. be reviewed after that period. The City of Lodi requires certification by a doctor of medicine or osteopathy licensed to practice medicine in the State of California that a particular device is necessary to sustain the user's life,- or that Customer or a member of his/her household is a multiple sclerosis patient or is a paraplegic, hemipleg'.: or quadriplegic person. Dated this day of 19 Resident (Signature) Mailing Address (1 f other than service location) Address (Street, City and Zip) Daytime Phone No. City of Lodi Account Number, if known THE CERTIFICATION OF A DOCTOR OF MEDICINE OR OSTEOPATHY IS TO BE MADE ON THE ATTACHED FORM. lErtlfiCdti(}n (}? doctor of medicine or osteopathy licens-d to practice medicine in the Stav: o'' California. T certi`y thtat the medical cond4t4on an:. needs of iQual;isaled perscnj who _ ":u" `imne resident of the customer's hosehold are as Follows: -Life- Support Device: Where Custom,; r or member of his/her household has indicated the need for using a medical life-support device within the household, is such device essential to sustain his/her life? Yes Nb [ ] (Must check [ ] appropriate box) Space Conditioning: (Complete -the:' than paraplegic, hemiplegic, quadriplegic, or multiple sclerosis condition.) Where Customer or member of his/her household has indicated the need for space conditioning within the household, is it necessary due to the patient's medical condition? Yes [ ] No [ ] (Must check [ i appropriate box) Doctor's Nam Please print or type Signature Office Address (Street, City and Zip) Telephone Number i_ If ycu wish to explain in RIOT -detail, please attach your signed statement. f !� ELECTRIC UTILITY DEPARTMENT SCH-C`ULE EL 0Ui,d0or dus`F.- c -dawn iightl; 'S a :Cab Ie to ::v -owned and Maintained -ina serviC:Vight sero overhead iQhCe is nOt dVal l able. 'O'AT ;�S: nor eac� !:GO 1umer: gas discha :arc: S , per month 'or each 101 000IurP.e;� c a s v.."r icr4e idr x18.00 Per month ( a ) La;nps shall be approximately 5,000 or 18,00C lumen gas discharge with luminaire and bracke , as specified by the City of Lodi Electric Ui Ii -EY Department, and shall be supported or City -owned poles which are used to carry distribution system c rcuits for other- City purposes and shall be at locations approved by the City of Lodi . Lamps will be controlled from dusk to dawn each night so as to give apprcximately 4,380 hours of service annually. (b) Upon receipt of notice from a customer of failure of light tc operate as scheduled, the City of Lodi Electric Utility Department will, within z reasonable period of time, make the necessary re,airs. (c) Relocation of existing outdoor lighting service equipment or the ?nstallation of additional facilities reeuired other than mentioned in (a) above shall be at customer's expense prior to starting work. p.EL-1/1 Effective November 1, 1988 Cancel ing Ordinance No. 1348 Resolution No. „4�� :.�'.. ., i�F4 rta�w`�.+�Y; �re..w,n.. •«,rLa'd �r ,. � .. r� ..,. .,. ., .. ., .._ , .. ...... ...,. CITY OF LORI • s � ELECTRIC UTILITY DEPARTMENT SCNEUJL= G.1 (Formerly ES) �c �c cc r rc j r�,i /*tin CTS �,. l- NE.RAL HR` I CE - u t0 7F' 1 C MhiER h._, i i .n. P. ,I A.PPLICABIL T`': Schedule G is applicable to customers with single -phase or polyphase alternating current service. or to a combination: thereof, whose kwhr usage does not exceed 8,000 kwhr per Eronth for three consecutive months. RATES: Customer Charge Singie-Phase Service . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . S3.00 Polyphase Service . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 . Energy Charge (to be added tc Customer Charge): Surrrier (May through October) . . . . . . . . . . . .09426 W n t e r (November through A p r i l ) . . . . . . . . . . .07735 The monthly charge is the higher of: :) the Customer Charge and the E-nergy Charge, or, 2) 5.1.70 per kva of connected welder and per horsepower of polyphase connected motor ioad. p.Gl-1%1 Canceling Ordinance No. 1348 Effective November 1, 1988 Resolution No. CITY OF LORI oy� ELECTRIC UTILITY DEPARTMENT SCHEDULE G2 (Formerly S -I) GENERAL SERVICE - GROUP 2 !':;MMERC i AL! NDUS R l i L. Schedule G2 will be applied to accounts :With energy consumption in excess of 8,000 kilowatt-hours (kwhr) or more for three consecutive months and With maximum den;anc nc t exceeding 500 kilowatts ( kph') for three consecutive months. Maximum Demand: The maximum demand in any month will be the maximum average power taken during any 15 -minute interval in the month, but not less than the diversified resistance welder load. In cases where the use of energy is rter-ittent or subject to violent fluctuations, minute irrerval may be used. New Customers: :, the energy consumption for a nes:' customer is expected to be 8,000 kwhr or more, the City has the option of placing the account on Schedule G2 from the start. Transfers Tiff Schedule G2_ if energy consumption drops below 8,000 kwhr and remains there for 12 consecutive months, the City will transfer the account to Schedule G1. if the demand reaches or exceeds 500 kilowatts (kw) for three consecutive months, the account will be transferred to Schedule G3. RTES : Customer Charge Demand Charge: All kw of, billing demand, per kw . . . . . . . . . . . . Energy Charge: (per kwhr) Summer (May through October) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . S 50.00 2.75 .07915 Winter (November through April) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .062.00 The monthly charge for service under Schedule G2 is the sum of the Customer Charge, Demand Charge and Energy Charge. VOLTAGE DISCOUNT: When delivery is made at the same primary distribution voltage as that of the line from which the service i s supplied, a 4% disccunt will be allowed on the above charges. o.G2-1/2 Effective November 1, 2988 Canceling Ordinance No. 1348 Resolution No. •. CITY OF LODI ELECTRIC UTILITY DEPARTMENT_ 0 ^f. �; Th `NTS Yip 'Hi i=,;..%v iU .� ii. �T Where ..I .- b i i nc. demand has excee-ded 400 vw -For ,.hrece con ecu i ve mon _hs and they ea. _er unti' it has fal Ien below 300 k w- `or twe-ive co ns ecu t.i've ,.;onths bi 1 is V1il' De adjusted based upon average monthly power Tactor. =+verace monthly power 'aCtor is computed from the ratio of .lagging reactive kilovolt -ampere -hours tc Milowatt-hours consumed in the month. Power factors are rounded t the nearest 'rthC{-_ percent. The rates in tali -, schedule are based or.. an average month.iY Cower Tactor of �� St t u a -Factor -c t �. t n5u' �.h.. + Monthly 8,,,�. :' 4.,e average monthly power i� grea:.e. than ;.,:K., ,.,.; notal t.... �t.nly b i I . excl uGi ng anV taxes ane llSt0lner Ci?arcle ! will, i i�c reduced br .0,6 perces' +`or C:iterl..en4a!1G point &iJOVe ?iib. 1 the wVerag� r;';)lN�'T" {YC... is i1�101�� C��> the C'. monthly bill ;excluding taxes and Customer charge) will be increased by 06 percent for each percentage point below 850. --- p.G2-2/2 Effective November i, 1588 Canceling Ordinance No. 1348 Resolution No. -1 • C/1TY OF L I I ELECTRIC UTILITY DEPARTMENT SCHEDULE- G3 Gr.P7�r,AL SER%'71( - GROL« 3. (COMt/li RCIAL;".NDUSTRIAL APPLirp,BILITY: Schedule G3 will be app --lied tc accounts with maximum demands of 500 kilowatts 'kw) or more for three consecutive months. Maximum Demand: The maximum demand in any month will be the maximum average power taken during any 15 -minute_ intervai in the month, but not less than the diversified resistance welder load. Ir. cases where the use of energy is intermittent or subject to violent fluctuations, a 5 -minute interval may be used. New Customers: If the maximum demand -for a new customer is expected to be 500 kw or more, the City has he optior. of placinc .he account on Schedule CO from, the start. Transfers Off Schedule G3:.. if maximum demand droas be.1_ow 500 kw 4nd remairs thr-rp for 12 cnn,PcutivP month,. the Citv will transfer the account to a different applicable rate schedule. RATES: Customer Charge . . . . . . . . . . . 5100.00 Service Voltage: Secondary (G3-S,t Primary (G3 -P) Transmission (G3 -T) Season: Summer '-hinter Summer Winter Summer Winter Demand Charges : Per kw of maximum peak -period demand $8.10 _- S7.84 __ S7.60 Per kw of maximum demand 2.85 SL.8, 1.80 51.80 -75 53.75 Energy Charges: Peak period (per kwhr) .07563 -- .07206 __ .06866 �- Partial -peak period (per kwhr) .07179 .06940 .06923 .06533 .06676 .06150 Off-peak period (per kwhr) .04264 .03857 .03923 .03801 .03500 .03754 Minimum Charge, per month: The Demand Charge constitute; the Minimum Charge p.G3-l; 3 Effective November 1, 1988 Cance?ing Ordinance No, 1348 Resolution No. CITY OF LORI EL ECTRIG JTILITY DE-PARTMENT -�•n`.. 0 F ChttiiRG[ S 'hG 1'�:i;'..i�i, f>?rC3� 'Of" $?` �':. F.i:'?::. �ched!;1P ...: S �he SLIM Caner charce Cie` dnf ;.ila, ac ener' V C r, „- ;eS . ci,s Omer charge , . .. i a-,, ?r lr: -ae Z. iii i _ :j has 71 -WC aem;; rid - es De. ov-de•na r:v charae and a i,a}.ir,.,--I deimand _^ar_t=. Tfie ":<<.Xiii ii;-D�'ck- ' .' i JL -d i:i4 rig c;,arGe per k ; uwa%t aPoi':es to the m,aXimur:: ae,:a-. au r ng the mo,ith`s peak hours, and the ler �v,, rt charge G i i a; ,., �.� Gs av�•,i ,.c. `M., f"' a` ii I ,e maximum demnand � a. � TF mil du i n G the month. The ;,ill wil i include bct-h of these demand charges. TIMe periods are defined be�ow. - ,IIC erie l"aV Chea '�Ge i5 i.hf ti H•' .syr, c,-- _ sua; o: j. C Sy , Tt^a 'F a' gc`- m he peak, partial pea k arid .r.•e` i ods . -Lnergv -.. b ; .. �! by me k i ::watt-hour ('Kw h` _ , and rates _rn nib cy er,' :^:?e ." Vc2i . - ,.: 1F. on h1v C v ei! charges I.,a_ be Incr>=as_�. reac,:r ha^ , power factor as or aec: �G��� .-�.�ec ,�por: aow�: I�c�c,. .._ _ =s shown on the rate Char-, ijeman. EtlPr ci1?i Ce r" +' $ gy Ge: are ba ,,r. he .1, :age ; a which service is taken. Service vol.ages are oefined below. Dr F 1 N I I _ ulv i)= SERVICE_.VOLir1 —. The follr.wing defines the three service voltage classes of G3 rates a. Transmission: Service- voltac?e class `or ser'?C-- at 6;:,000 volts. b. Prlmarv: Service voltage cies; for service at -12',000 volts. Secondary: Service .oltage m ass for serv-e at al, )th-r - ava-. lab is vol L:aes PO4cR FACTOk ADJUST�Mii-:iaTS: Bii1s wi11 be adjusted based upon average monthly power factor. Average mon -`-,iV power factor is compo' --ed from the ratio of laegirc reactive kii..volz-ampere-hours to kilowatt-hour; consumed in the month. Power factor. are round -=d `.o the nearest, whole percent. The rates in this rate schedule are based on an average monthly power factor- ;,f 85%. if the average monthly power factor is greater than 8510;, the tota? monthly bill 'excluding any taxes dnd customer charge) will he reduced by .06 percent for each percentage point. above Hk. Canceli;:g Ordinance No. 1348 t p. C -%i3 Effective November 1, 1988 Resolution No. CITY OF LORI ELECTRIC UTILITY DEPARTMENT DEFINITION OF TIME PERIODS: Times of the year and times of the day are defined as follows; SUMMER May 1 thrc,.yh October 31: Peak: 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Monday through Friday (except holidays). Partial -Peak: 8:30 a.m. .o 3:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Monday through Friday (except holidays). Off -Peak: 9:30 p.m. to 8:30 a.m. Monday through Friday and all day Saturday, Sunday and holidays. WINTER: November 1 through April 3C: Partial -Peat: 8:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Monday through Friday (except holidays). Off -Peak: 9:30 p.m, to 8:30 a.m. Monday through Friday and all day 1 Saturday, Sunday and holidays. i ! HOLIDAYS: Holidays" for the purpose of %he rate schedule are New Year's Day, Presidents' Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Veterans' Day,. Thanksgivicg Day, the day after Thanksgiving and ChristmaF Day. The dates will be based on those days on whicn the holidays are observed as specified i n Public Law 90-363 (U.S.C.A. Section 6103). CITY OF L DI ELECTRIC UTILITY DEPARTMENT SCHEDULE E? ENERGY PURCHASE APPLICABILITY Energy Purcbase Schedule EP is applicable to qualifying customer -owner} alternating current facilities operating in parallel with the City's electric system on a contract. basis. c_CITY OF LODI 'y, o ELECTRIC UTILITY DEPARTMENT- Aa� SCHEDULE SS STANDBY SERVICE APPLICABILITY: Schedule SS is applicable to commercial/industrial customers who would otherwise qualify for Schedule G3 and whc operate a privately -owned generating plant and where the City must stand ready at all tines to supply standby electric service to replace such plant. RATES: Per Customer -Owned Plant Per Month Customer Charge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5100.00 Standby Charge: CITY OF LODI ELECTRIC UTILITY DEPARTMENT SCHaX E SS STANQHY SERVICE APPLICABILITY: Schedule SS is applicable to commercial/industrial customers who would otherwise qualify for Schedule G3 and who operate a privately -owned generating plant and where the City must stand ready at all times to supply standby electric service to replace such plant. RATES; Per Customer -Owned Plant Per Month RATES: (continued) Energy Charge: CITY OF LO -D] ELECTRIC UTILITY DEPARTMENT All energy supplied by the City will be billed at the Schedule G3 rates, SPECIAL CONDITIONS: (a) CONTRACT: This schedule is available only for each specific service connection point on a contract basis to industrial customers for each customer -owned generating plant as authorized by the City Council. Each contract term shall be for the service life of the customer -owned generating plant and shali obligate the customer to pay for Customer Standby and Standby Demand Charges for the contract term. The contract shall provide, among other things, that ifservice is cancelled prior to expiration of the contract period, the customer shall pay the total Standby Charges . ur the unexpired tern of the contract and any outstanding Standby Demand Charges. (b) CONTRACT CAPACITY: Contract Capacity is the nameplate rating of the customer -owned generating plant. (c) EXCESS CAPACITY: Capacity supplied by the customer -owned generating plant in excess of the measured load at the customer's service connection point shall be considered inadvertent and no demand or energy adjustment shall be given. (d) LIMITATION ON CONTRACT CAPACITY SERVED: Standby service to new or increased loads is limited by the City's ability to serve such loads without jeopardizing service to existing customers on rate schedules for firm service, including standby service. (e) RENDERING OF BILLS: All bills, including opening and closing bills, will be based on meter registration, except as otherwise provided in the City's Rules and Regulations or rate schedule. Should the billing period be less than one month,, no proration will be made and ;the amountYof..,the bill;ushal1 ,be,determiped in 'accordance with the schedule in'effect at '`the 'time 'of the end` of 'the normal meter reading period: Standby Demand Charges willnotbe applied in a cumulative manner. (f} TOTALIZING: Totalizing of a customer's meter readings from more than one service connection point for billing purposes will not be done if one or more such; service connections are receiving Standby Service. {g) DEMAND READINGS: Dermad readings will be based on 15 -minute intervals. p.SS-2/4 Effective November 1, 1988 Resolution No. CITY OF LODI ¢' ELECTRIC UTILITY DEPARTMENT (h) PARALLEL OPERATION: Any customer on this schedule intending to operate a generating plant in parallel with the City'c electric system must construct and operate such plant in accordance with applicable Rules and Regulations. However, a customer who operates its generating plant in parallel must assume responsibility, for protecting the City and other parties 1'rom damage resulting from negligent operation. (5) METERING: The City will furnish, own and maintain, at its expense, the normal metering for the size and type of load served. The City will furnish, own and maintain, at the customer's expense, otter metering equipment that the City determines to be necessary on both the service and the customer -owned generating plant. The customer shall provide faci?ities to accommodate such metering. Meters shall not allow reverse registration. (0i ) REACTIVE DEMAND CHARGE: When the customer -owned generating plant is operated i n parallel with the City's system, the customer will design and operate its facilities so that the reactive current requirements of the portion of the Customer's load supplied from such plant are not supplied at any time from the City's system. If the City determines by test that the customer -owned generating plant is placing a reactive demand on the City's electric system excess of 0.44 kvar per kw of Contract Capacity, the Reactive Demand Charge shall be effective in that month and each subsequent month until the customer demonstrates to the City's satisfaction that adequate correction has been provided. DEFINMON OF TIME PERIODS: Times of the year and times of the day are defined as follows: SUMMER May 1 through October 31: { i Peak: 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Monday through Friday (except hol days). Partial -Peak: 8:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m Monday through Friday (except holidays) . Off -Peak: 9:30 p.m. to 8:30 a.m. Monday through Friday and all day Saturday, Sunday and holidays. WINTER: November 1 through April 30: Partial -Peak: 8:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m, Monday through Friday (except holidays). Off -Peak: 9:30 p.m. to 8:30 a.m. Monday through Friday and all day Saturday, Sunday and holidays. p.SS-3/4 110L I DAYS CITY OF LOPI ELECTRIC UTILITY DEPARTMENT Holidays" for the purpose of the rate schedule are lav Year's Day, Presidents` Day, Memorial Day, independence Day, Labor Day, Veterans, Day, Thanksgiving Day, the day after Thanksgiving and Christmas Day. The dates will be based on those days on which the holidays are observed as specified in Public Law 90-363 (4l.S.C.A. Section 6103). NWK' OF NEW CLX.NCL CHAMBER COMPLEX CC -6 CC -142 CITY COUNCIL MEETING SEPTEMGER 9, 1988 The City Council received information from the Public Works Director that following his ea rl i zr inquiry as to possible names for the new Council Chamber Complex, the following names and votes were obtained: NAME VOTES Carnegie Forum 2 Carnegie Hall 1 Carnegie Library 1 "Anything" 1 City Council discussion followed1 1wit Mayor Pinkerton proposing the name Lodi Carnegie Ha . Following additional discussion, Council Member Reid moved that the new City Council Complex be named Lodi Carnegie Hall. The motion was seconded by Mayor Finkerton but failed to pass by the following vote: Ayes = Council Members - Reid and Pinkf:rton (Mayor) Noes = Council Members - Hinchman, Olson, and Snider Additional discussion followed. Following the suggestion by Council NUri w Hinchman, the City Council determl ned to hold a city-wide contest to determine the name of the new Council Chamber Complex. rF, TO : FROM: MEETING DATE: AGENDA TITLE: CCUINC=C01MIMU-NICANTION City Council City Manager September 7, 1988 Determine 1%� for lav Council Chamber Complex RECOMMENDED ACTION: That the City Council Bele(,,, the appropriate building name for the new Council Chamber Complex. BA.CK.GROUND INFORMATION: Under the attached num o f August 4, 1988, vie solicited names for the existing Carnegie Library building which will be the nevv Council Chamber Complex. Flom this inquiry, the following names and votes were obtained: .bbiie Votes Carnegie Forum 2 Carnegie Hal I 1 Carnegie Library I "Anything" 1 It is requested that the Council formally select the name for the nevv Council Chamber Complex . (JackL. Ronsko Pub1i Works Director .11 R lmfi MEMORANDUM, City of Lodi, Public Works Department T0: City Manager City Council FROM: Public Works Director DATE: August 4, 1988 SUBJECT: Renaming Carnegie Library Building The remodel project for the Carnegie Library building is now out to bid. The bid opening date is set for August 31. The existing building is called "CARNEGIE LIBRARY" and this name is shown over the doorway on the Pine Street frontage. As part of the remodel plans , the architect has renamed the building "CARNEGIE FORUM" (see attached exhibit). Questions have been raised as to whether this is the appropriate name for this facility. Therefore, vie would request your feelings on the renaming of the Carnegie Library. Please note your first and second choices by marking a "I" and "2" in the boxes below and return one copy of this memo. W will then summarize the choices and bring this matter back to the City Council for an official decision, as vie did with the water tank. [� CARNEGIE FORUM [� CARNEGIE HALL [� TOM HALL [� LODI COUNCIL CP M8ERS C, CD -IN -UL UIVVMS Jac 'L. Ronsko ubl Works. Director JLR/ma Attachment bcc: Building & Equipment Maintenance Supt. Arlie Preszler, Architect T " 1 aL3cx JUT c