HomeMy WebLinkAbout1974-0913 - Ordinance - 04/22/1974ORDINANCE NO. 913
SAW AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE SCHEDULES OF UTILITY RATES FOR THE CITY
OF COLLEGE STATION, REPEALING ORDINANCE NO. 481 AND PROVIDING FOR
AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
BE IT ORDAINED by the City Council of the City of College Station, Texas:
Section I. Schedule of Rates, The Monthly rates to be charged customers
for public utility services --namely electricity shall be in accordance
with the schedules as follows:
Rates for Electricity
A. Schedule R (Residential)
Applicable: To single family residential customers for all domestic
usage.
Rate: 5.0� per kwhr for the first 25 kwhrs.
4.0� per kwhr for the next 75 kwhrs.
3.0� per kwhr for the next 100 kwhrs.
1.7G per kwhr for all kwhrs over 200, except
1.15� per kwhr for all over 700 kwhrs used per month
in the months of November through April.
Delayed Payment:
10% of bill not to exceed $5.00 added after the due date.
If service is discontinued because of non-payment, a meter
reconnection charge will be made.
Minimum bill: $2.00 per month.
Multiple -Dwelling Units:
Multiple dwelling units where served under one meter shall
be billed under the applicable commercial rate.
Fuel Adjustment:
The net energy charge per kilowatthour shall be increased
or decreased by an amount per kilowatthour equal to any
increase or decrease in the wholesale rate paid for
electric energy by the City of College Station by virtue
of the fuel clause in that wholesale contract.
B. Schedule SC (Small Commercial)
Applicable: To all commercial customers, multiple dwelling units, and
other customers whose monthly kilowatt demand does not
exceed 15 kw. Demand meters will be installed on all such
customers whose (1) installed load would indicate that
demands over 15 kw would be experienced or (2) whose
monthly kilowatthours exceed 5000.
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Rate: 5.5C per kwhr for the first 100 kwhrs.
4.5� per kwhr for the next 400 kwhrs.
3.1� per kwhr for the next 500 kwhrs.
1.7� per kwhr for the next 5000 kwhrs.
1.1� per kwhr for all kwhrs over 6000 kwhrs.
Delayed Payment: 10% of bill not to exceed $5.00 added after the
due date. If service is discontinued because
of non-payment, a meter reconnection charge
will be made.
Minimum Bill: $2.00 per month.
Fuel Adjustment: The net energy charge per kilowatthour shall be
increased or decreased by an amount per kilo-
watthour equal to any increase of decrease in
the wholesale rate paid for electrical energy
by the City of College Station by virtue of the
fuel clause in that wholesale contract.
C. Schedule LP1 (Medium Commercial and Industrial)
Applicable: To all commercial and industrial customers,
multiple -dwelling units, and other customers
where monthly kilowatt demand is between 15 kw
a d 300 kw,of demand and where s r i e is taken
though one meter at one point of vde�livery.
Character of Service: A.C.; 60 cycles per second, single phase, 120/240
volts; three phase, 120/240, 120/208, 277/480,240/480
2300/4160, 7200/12,47:0 volts, as available at
point of service, Three phase customers served
via underground primary to pad -mounted transformers
will be offered only 120/208 or 277/480 volt service.
Rate: Demand Charge: 1.65 per kw of billing demand
Energy Charge: 1.70� per kwhr for the first
:5,000 kwhrs.
1.35�= kwhr for the next 35,000
kwhrs.
.8544$$e kw r for all kwhrs over
Billing Demand: The billing demand shall�be�thehmaximum 15 minute
measured kw in the month, but not less than 50% of
the peak demand measured in the twelve month
period ending with the current month.
Delayed Payment: 10% of bill not to exceed $5.00 added after the
due date. If service is discontinzedbecause of
non-payment, a meter reconnection charge will
be made.
Minimum bill: The Demand Charge.
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Fuel Adjustment: The net energy charge per kilowatthour shall be
increased or decreased by an amount per kilowatthour
equal to any increase or decrease in the wholesale
rate paid for electric energy by the City of College
Station by virtue of the fuel clause in that wholesale
contract.
Power Factor: Should the power factor be lower than 0.85 lagging,
the City may adjust the measured demand by multiplying
by the ratio of 0.85 to the actual power factor.
D. Schedule LP2 (Large Commercial and Industrial)
Applicable: To all commercial and industrial customers, multiple -
dwelling units, and other customers who contract
for over 300 kw of demand and where service is taken
through one meter at one point of delivery. Before
service is supplied, individual contracts should
be negotiated outlining all details of the service
to be supplied, the terms of the contract, and the
obligations of each party.
Character of Service:
A.C.; 60 cycles per second, single phase, 120/240
volts; three phase, 120/240, 120/208, 277/480, 240/480
2300/4160, 7200/12,470 volts, as available at point
of service. Three phase cusomters served via under-
ground primary to pad -mounted transformers will be
offered only 120/208 or 277/480 volt service.
Rate: Demand Charge:
$1.50 per kw of billing demand for the first 300 kw.
$1.30 per kw of billing demand for all over 300 kw
Energy Charge:
1.6� per kwhr for
billing demand.
1.3� per kwhr for
billing demand.
0.9� per kwhr for
billing demand.
0.8G per kwhr for
the first 25 kwhrs. per kw of
the next 100 kwhrs. per kw of
the next 125 kwhrs. per kw of
all additional hwhrs.
Billing Demand: The billing demand shall be the maximum 15 minute
measured kw in the month, but not less than 50% of
the peak demand measured in the twelve month period
ending with the current month.
Where the customer provides an integrating graphic
demand meter satisfactory to the City, off-peak
service will be provided for in the negotiated contract.
Delayed Payment: 10% of bill not to exceed $5.00 added after the due
date. If service is discontinued because of non-
payment, a meter reconnection charge will be made.
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Minimum Bill: $2.50 per kw of billing demand.
Fuel Adjustment: The net energy charge per kilowatthour shall be
increased or decreased by an amount per kilowatthour
equal to any increase or decrease in the wholesale
rate paid for electric energy by the City of
College Station by virtue of the fuel clause in that
wholesale contract.
Power Factor: Should the power factor be lower than 0.85 lagging,
the City may adjust the measured demand by multi-
plying by the ratio of 0.85 to the actual power
factor.
Primary Service: Where service is taken by the customer at the City's
available primary voltage, a credit of 4% of the net
bill will be allowed. Metering may be primary or
secondary (corrected for transformer losses) at the
City's option.
(E) This rate shall be effective on all invoices submitted by the
City of College Station to users on or about May 1, 1974.
PASSED, APPROVED AND ORDERED PUBLISHED, this the 22nd day of April,1974.
APPROVED
Mayor
ATTEST
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Secretary
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