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AMENDMENT TO PG&E
L40DI AGMEEMENT TO
PROVIDE FOR WAPA
AND TURIjOCK
IMGATION
POWER SUPPLY
Agenda item k-6 - "Amendment to PG&E - Lodi Agreement to
provide for WAPA and Turlock Irrigation Power Supply" was
introduced by City Manager Glaves. Following discussion,
with questions being directed to Staff, Council, on motion
of Mayor Pro Tempore Snider, Mirphy second, adopted
Resolution No. 83-35 approving the Amending Agreement for
sale of Electric Capacity and Energy by Pacif-*.c Gas and
Electric Company to the City of Lodi and authorized the
Mayor and City Clerk to execute the Agreement on behalf of
the City.
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CITY COUNCIL HENRY A. CLAVES, Jr.
City Manager
EYEtYN M. OLSON, Mayor CITY OF L O D I ALICE M REIAICHE
JOHN R. (Randy) SNIDER City Clerk
Mayor Pro Tempore CITY HALL, 221 WEST PINE STREET
ROBERT G MURPHY POST OFFICE BOX 320 RONALD M STEIN
JAMES W. PINKERTON. Jr. LODI. CALIFORNIA 95241 City Attorney
FRED M, REID (209) 334.5634
May 9, 1983
Mr. Robert O'Neil
Attorney at Law
Law Offices of
Miller, Balis, & O'Neil, P.C.
776 Executive Building
1030 Fifteenth Street, N.W.
Washingtcn,.D.'C. 20005
Dear Mr..O'Neil:
Enclosed .herewith please find 2 signed oopies . of Amending Agreement
for Sale of Electric Capacity and Energy by pacific Gas and Electric
caq)any to the City of Lodi and a certified copy of the Authorizing
RP-solution No. 83-35 which was adopted by the Lodi City Council at its
regular meeting of May 4, 1983.
Very truly yours,
Alice M. Reimche
City Clerk:
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RESOLUTION NO. 83-35
T%1EREAS, the City of Lodi, California now purchases capacity and
energy fran the Western Area Prower Administration pursuant to Contract
No. DE-M65-826?59015, which power is delivered to Lodi, California by
Pacific Gas and Electric Cwpany pursuant to Contract No. 2948A, and
MUMS, the City of Lodi, California also has purchased energy
generated by the Turlock Irrigation District, and
WFMAS, Pacific Gas and Electric Cagmy desires, and the City
of Lodi, California agrees, that it is desirable to. amend the power
supply agreement between the City of Lodi, California and PGandE to
specifically recognize Western Power and TID Energy deliveries, and
for retransmittal to PGandE, with instruction
from PGandE that by
that a written: -
said
California is reserving itsright._to
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rerenotiate t1m Western Power accounting provisions should changed
operating circumstances render them unreasonable.
Dated: May 4, 1983
I hereby certify.that Resolution No. 83-35 was passed
and adopted by the City Council of the City of Lodi in a
meeting held May 4, 1983 by the following vote:
Ayes: Council Members - Pinkerton, Murphy, Snider, and
Olson (Mayor)
Noes: Council Members - None
Absent: ' Council Members - Reid
G•�l,[/ •
Alice M. Re/Y1
City Clerk
AMENDING AGREEMENT FOR SALE OF
ELECTRIC CAPACITY AND ENERGY BY
PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY
TO THE
CITY OF LODI
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AMENDING AGREEMENT FOR SALE OF
ELECTRIC CAPACITY AND ENERGY BY
PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY
TO THE
CITY OF LODI
THIS AMENDING AGREEMENT is entered into by and
between CITY OF,LODI, a California municipal corporation,
situated in the County of San Joaquin, State of California
(Lodi) and PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY, a California
corporation (PGandE) (individually, Party; collectively,
Parties).
RECITALS:
A. Lodi owns and operates an electric system for
the distribution and sale of electric capacity and energy
(Power). Lodi now purchases Power for resale at 60 KV from
PGandE in accordance with an agreement dated April 1, 19700
as amended (1970 Agreement).
B Lodi will be in urchasing Power from the
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United States of America, Department of Energy, Western Area
Power Administration (Western), March 1, 1982.
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C. The initial Contract Rate of Delivery (cRL>)
available to Lodi from Western is to be 12,000 KW, with
provision for changes therein from time to time.
D. Power purchases by Lodi from Western will be
delivered by PGandE pursuant to Contract No. 14-06-200-2948A
(Contract 2948A) between Western and PGandE.
E. Lodi is a member of the Northern California
Power Agency (NCPA). PGandE and NCPA are negotiating for a
coordination, interconnection and transmission contract.
F. NCPA and certain member cities, including
Lodi, have entered into an agreement to purchase surplus
energy from the Turlock Irrigation District (TID Energy).
G. Lodi has contracted with NCPA to allow NCPA
or its agent to act on Lodi's behalf in arranging with
PGandE for the transmission of TID Energy from Turlock's
established delivery point to PGandE's electric delivery
point for Lodi.
H. NCPA has entered into a contract (PGandE-NCPA
Interruptible Transmission Service Contract-TID Energy)
dated June 24, 1982 for interruptible transmission service
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for such TID Energy to NCPA member cities in amounts
determined under provisions of that contract.
I. The Parties desire to amend the 1970
Agreement to accommodate the delivery of TID Energy and
Western capacity and energy.
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS MUTUALLY AGREED THAT THE
1970 AGREEMENT, AS AMENDED, SHALL BE FURTHER AMENDED AS
FOLLOWS:
1. Section 1 is deleted and the following new
Section 1 is substituted therefor:
"1. PGandE shall sell and deliver to Lodi, and
Lodi shall purchase and receive from PGandE all Power
required by Lodi in excess of that sold to Lodi by Western
as provided for under Contract 2948A except for such TID
Energy as may from time to time be delivered by PGandE to
Lodi under the provisions of the PGandE-NCPA Interruptible
Transmission Service Contract-TID Energy."
2. Sections 3 and 4 are hereby deleted and the
following new Sections 3 and 4 are substituted therefor:
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113. (.a) A monthly bill based on the total
metered quantity of Power delivered by PGandE to Lodi in
excess of that sold to Lodi by Western as provided for under
Contract 2948A will be prepared under PGandE's Federal
Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) tariffs. The bill shall
be for Demand Supplied by PGandE and Energy Supplied by
PGandE during the billing period, less any then applicable
credits. Because precise information regarding deliveries
of TID Energy to designated members will not be made
available to PGandE by NCPA during the instant billing
period, any credits due Lodi as provided in the PGandE-NCPA
Interruptible Transmission Service Contract-TID Energy will
be applied to PGandE's next regular monthly Power bill to
Lodi following receipt of such information. Such credits
will be based on the rates and charges in effect during the
billing period during which the deliveries of TID Energy
were supplied to Lo3i.
(b) PGandE shall arrange for a pro rata
utilization of metering equipment with Western, except for
certain equipment necessary to accommodate metering
facilities which shall be installed by Lodi.
(c) When used herein, the below -listed terms
shall be defined as follows:
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(i) LODI DEMAND --For any half-hour interval
Lodi Demand shall be equal to the average power taken during
the half hour.
(if) LOD1 ENERGY --For any billing period Lodi
Energy shall be the energy in kilowatthours delivered during
the billing period.
(iii) DEMAND SUPPLIED BY WESTERN --For any
half-hour in any billing period, the Demand Supplied By
Western shall be equal to Lodi Demand for that half hour
multiplied by the quotient, not to exceed unity, of the then
effective CRD divided by the maximum Lodi Demand for the
billing period.
(iv) ENERGY SUPPLIED BY WESTERN --For any half
hour in any billing period, the Energy Supplied By Western
shall be equal to Lodi Energy for that half hour multiplied
by the quotient, not to exceed unity, of the then effective
CRD divided by the maximum Lodi Demand for the billing
period. Energy Supplied By Western during the billing
period shall be the summation of the half-hour energy
amounts determined above.
(v) CONTRACT RATE OF DELIVERY (CRD) --The
maximum rate of delivery of Power in kilowatts made
available to Lodi by Western during the billing period.
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(vi) DEMAND SUPPLIED BY PGandE--The average
demand, not less than zero, for any half hour in the billing
period obtained by subtracting Demand Supplied By Western
from the metered demand for that half hour.
(vii) ENERGY SUPPLIED BY PGandE--The energy,
not less than zero, for any half hour in the billing period
obtained by subtracting Energy Supplied By Western for that
half hour from metered energy delivered during the half
hour. Energy Supplied By PGandE during the billing period
shall be the summation of the half-hourly amounts determined
above.
4. All Power delivered hereunder by PGandE shall
be supplied in accordance with the applicable rates and
General Terms and Conditions set forth in PGandE's Federal
Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) Electric Tariff original
Volume No. 2 in effect from time to time, as such Volume may
be amended or superseded, which is incorporated herein by
reference."
3. PGandE shall file this Amending Agreement
with FERC in a timely manner and shall diligently prosecute
%;uch proceedings.
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4. Nothing contained herein shall be construed
as affecting in any way the right of PGarAZ, in furnishing
service under provisions of the 1970 Agreement, unilaterally
to make application to FERC for a change in rates under
Section 205 of the Federal Power Act and pursuant to FERC's
Rules and Regulations promulgated thereunder. Nothing
contained herein shall be construed as affecting in any way
the right of PGandE to put into effect any changes in rates,
or as preventing in any way a change in rate from becoming
effective, on an interim basis or otherwise, under said
Section and pursuant to said Rules and Regulations.
However, Lodi may at its discretion, protest the
reasonableness of any such proposed increase in rates and/or
charges.
S. (a) This Amending Agreement shall be
effective on March 1, 1982, if permitted to become•effectivm-
on that day by FERC; provided, that this Amending Agreement
is expressly conditioned upon FERC's acceptance of all•,
provisions hereof, without change or condition, aid,will note,>..
become effective unless so accepted.
(b) This Amending Agreeaent once efi'ectfv�
shall remain in effect coincident with the tort of the 1970
Agreement.
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6. Nothing contained herein shall be construed
as affecting in any way the rights or positions of the
parties with respect to other matters in dispute, including
specifically the delivery of Northwest energy during the
period May 1 - September 30, 1982 pursuant to the
Western/NCPA contract dated May 28, 1982, and PGandE's
obligation to accommodate deliveries of TID Energy and
Western capacity and energy in the event the Amending
Agreement does not become effective pursuant to Article 5
hereof.
Agreed to this 44L day of
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CITY OF LODI
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ti ;• M. Marne
Manager, eicial Department
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PACIFIC OPALS AND ELECTRIC COMJD. 7.ry
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T7 BEALE STREET SAN FRANGSCO. CALIFpRN1A 9»i06 (415) 731•4F:i 7L4X 9I0-372.6537
J. M. STEARNS
APR 2 9 RECO
April 28, 1983
City of Lompoc,
City of Alameda
City of Healdsburg
City of Lodi
City of Ukiah
Gentlemen:
As discussed with you and your attorney, Mr. Robert O'Neil, f
attached are three signed copies of a proposed resale contract amendment. f
If this amendment is acceptable, please sign all three copies. One copy
is for your files. v<
As agreed at our April 22, 1983 meeting, please attach copies of
your city council resolution authorizing signature of this amendment and
then mail two copies of the contract to Mr. O'Neil. Please do not mail f
these two copies to us. ;<
Mr. O'Neil will then transmit the signed copies of the contract
together with the agreed' upon letter outliningyour continuing concern's •
regarding power accounting for my counter signature.
We hope that the interconnection agreement with NCPA, which both.
NCPA and we are working hard to complete, will serve to meet most of} our
concerns.
Sincerely*
cc: Mr. Robert O'Neil �
Miller, Balis and O'Neil, PC �