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Ord. 0322 05-10-76ORDINANCE NO. 322 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF PEARLAND, BRAZORIA AND HARRIS COUNTIES, TEXAS, ADOPTING AND APPROVING THE RATE SCHEDULES OF HOUSTON LIGHTING AND POWER COMPANY TO BE KNOWN AS SCHED- ULE RS-t AND SCHEDULE MGS-1 SET FORTH IN EXHIBIT "A" AND EXHIBIT "B" AS ATTACHED HERETO AND MADE A PART HEREOF BY REFERENCE; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE FOR SUCH RATE OR RATES. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PEARLAND, AND HARP~IS COUNTIES, TEXAS: SECTION ONE (1): The City Council of the City of Pearland, Brazoria and Texas, hereby approves and adopts as maximum and small commercial users for electricity and el rate schedules of Houston Lighting & Power doing business under franchise in the City Schedules shall be known as Schedule Schedules being attached hereto and and made a part hereof by reference Counties, residential service the a public utility Texas, which MGS-1, said A" and "Exhibit B" herein. SECTION (2): The rate and charges prescribed electricity used by each cus provided herein from and reading following May .ance shall apply to all ~ch rates are applicable as first regular meter PASSED AND APPROVED ATTESTs.: City Secretary reading this the /~9 day of 2). , 1976. Mayor, City of Pearland, TeXas day of ATTEST: PASS City Secretary AND APPROVED ON SECOND AND FINAL reading this the · A. D., 1976. Mayor, City of Pearland, Texas HOUSTON LIGHTING & POWER COMPANY Rate Schedule RS-1 RESIDENTIAL SERVICE AREA I AVAILABILITY -- At all points Where facilities of adequate capacity and the required phase and suitable voltage are adjacent to the premises to be served. Where the service desired by the customer is ,of adjacent to the premises to be served, additional contract arrangements may be required prior to service being furnished. APPLICATION -- To all Electric Service required for residential purposes in individual pri- vate dwellings and in individually metered apartments when such service is supplied at one Point of Delivery and measured through one Meter. Where two family or housekeeping units are served through one meter, it will be op- tional with the Customer whether the kilowatt-hour steps in the rate and the minimum bill provisions will be doubled for billing purposes or whether all the service will be furnished under the General Service Schedule. Where more than two family units or apartments are served through one Meter, billing will be under the applicable General Service Schedule. Where a portion of such Electric Service is used for non-residential purposes the appro- priate General Service Schedule is applicable to all the Electric Service supplied. However, if the Customer's wiring is so arranged that the Electric Service for residential purposes and for non-residential purposes can be metered separately, this Schedule is applicable to the portion used for residential purposes. Not applicable to temporary, breakdown, standby, supplementary or resale service. TYPE OF SERVICE -- Single phase, 60 cycles, 120/240 v.olts alternating current. NET MONTHLY BILL R~ts -- Billing Months of November thru April $2.10 which includes the use of 20 kwh 3.90¢ per kwh for the next 90 kwh 2.90¢ per kwh for the next 190 kwh 2.40¢ per kwh for the next 300 kwh 1.80¢ per kwh for all additional kwh. Billing Months of May thru October $2.10 which includes the use of 20 kwh; 3.90¢ per kwh for the next 90 kwh; 2.909 per kwh for the next 190 kwh; 2.40¢ per kwh for all additional kwh. Minimum -- $2.10 Adjustments- First: Plus or minus an amount for changes in fuel cost calculated in accord- ance with Rider FC. PAYMENT -- Net bills are due when rendered ard/~re payable within I0 days thereafter. Bills not so paid shall be the net bill as rendered plus 10% of the first $50.00. CONTRACT PERIOD -- Open order, and subject to the Company's Terms and Conditions for the Sale of Electric Service. EXHIBIT "A" 5-76 HOUSTON LIGHTING & POWER COMPANY Rate Schedule MGS-I (Loads of 50 Kva or less) MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL SERVICE AREA I AVAILABILITY - At all points for loads of 50 Kva or less where facilities of adequate chpacity and the required phase and suitable voltage are adjacent to the premises to be served. For loads in excess of 50 Kva Rate Schedule MGS-1L shall apply. For loads where the service desired by the customer is not adjacent to the premises to be served additional contract arrangements may be required prior to service being furnished. Not available for temporary, breakdown, standby, supplementary or resale service. APPLICATION - To any customer for all Electric Service supplied at one premises through one Point of Delivery and measured through one Meter. TYPE OF SERVICE - Single or three phase, 60 cycles and at any one of the Company's standard service voltages as described in the Company's Service Standards. NET MONTHLY BILL - Rate - $2.30 including the use of 20 kwh: 5.30~ Per kwh for the next 80 kwh: 3.57¢ per kwh for tile next 700 kwh (subject to adjustment stated below): 3.20¢ per kwh for tile next 2300 kwh: 1.51¢ per kwh for ail additional kwh. Adjustment The above rate is applicable to loads ofl0kva or less and when in excess thereof Plus - the kwh to be charged for at the above stated 3.57¢ step of the rate will be increased byl00 kwh per kva overl0 kva. Minimum - If upon expiration of any 24 consecutive monthly billings, subsequent to the date service is first supplied tinder this rate schedule, customer's total payments are not equal to or more than $12.00 per kva for each kva in excess ofl0kva of the maximum kva supplied during such period Company may remove its facilities unless the customer agrees to pay a minimum billing equivalent to $12.00 per kva for each kva in excess ofl0kva of tile maximum kva required to satisfy customer's service requirements for the next 24 consecutive monthly ' billings or any fraction thereof. Adjustments - First:- Plus or minus an amount for change&in fuel cost calculated in accordance with Rider FC. DETERMINATION OF KVA - The KVA (kilovolt amperes) applicable to the Net Monthly Bill shall be as follows: (A) For the billing months of May through October the Kva shall be the average Kva supplied during' the 15 minute period of maximum use during the month then, being billed, as determined from meter readings. The Kva may be determined by the use of a standard block interval integrated Kva meter or thermal ammeter calibrated to read Kva based oh the Company's standard voltage supplied. (B) For t'he billing months of November through April the metered Kva will be determined as outlined above and the billing Kva will be determined as follows: (1) If the metered Kva is less than the Kva used for billing the preceding August (hereinafter called August Kva) then tbe metered Kva will be the Kva used for billing. (Over) 5-76 EXHIBIT "B" HOUSTON LIGHTING & POWER COMPANY Rider FC FUEL COST ADJUSTMENT Electric Service billed under all applicable rate schedules shall be subject to a Fuel Cost Adjustment for changes in fuel cost. Monthly billing shall be adjusted upward or downward by an amount per kwh to be calculated according to the following formula: l(F l-F-) ~-~ I t r°unded t° nearest ) Fuel Adjustment Factor (FAF) = ~ C .738___6~__ × LF ~, .0001¢ . DEFINITIONS F Fuel Costs estimated to be incurred by the Company for the current month and shall be composed of those costs as recorded in F.P.C. Accounts 501, 547 and 555 less the cost of fossil fuel recovered through intersystem sales, S = All kilowatthours estimated to be sold and recorded in the current month by the Company, excluding intersystem sales. T - Estimated composite tax rate for gross receipts and other revenue related taxes and gross receipts payments for the Company expressed as decimal. CF A Correction Factor adjustment to be applied in the current month to provide for an allowance due to variance between actual and estimated fuel adjustment revenues derived from the Fuel Adjustment Factor for the third preceding month prior to the current month. The calculation of the Correction Factor is as follows--CF -- [(A) -- (B)] × (1 -- T) where (A) is the actual fuel adjustment revenues received from the Fuel Adjust- ment Factor applied in the third preceding month and (B) is the fuel ad- justment revenues which would have been received from application of the Fuel Adjustment Factor in the third preceding month if actual rather than estimated fuel cost and kilowatthour sales (described above) had been available to calculate the Fuel Adjustment Factor for that month. LF Loss factors to recognize differences in losses due to voltage levels of service. Such loss factors are as follows: Secondary Voltage Rate Schedules 1.03 Transmission Voltage Rate Schedules 0.96 Penalty Clause If at the end of December 31, 1976, and on an annual basis thereafter, the net sum of the Correction Factors for the previous 12 months exceeds 5% of the sum of "(B)' above for the same period, then a penalty equal in amount to 10% of such excess will be computed and this amount will be used to reduce the Fuel Adjustment Factor in the next succeeding March. This reduction will not otherwise affect such computation of the Fuel Adjustment Factor for sub- sequent periods. 5-76 HOUSTON LIGHTING & POWER COMPANY Rider COS COST OF SERVICE ADJUSTMENT Electric Service billed under all applicable rate schedules shall be subject Service Adjustment for changes in costs as defined below. Monthly billing month ~ be adjusted upward or downward by an amount per kwh to be ing to the fonowing formula: Cost of current ..(.C -- BC) -- [CF(R -- BR)] 12 1--T + CA = Dollar COS Dollar. COS Adj. EKWH = COS Adj./KWH (rounded to .ooo1¢) DEFINITIONS C Base cost equal to the sum of ended April 30, 1975, for (1) labor preclation and (3) revenue costs = $175,702,427 Sumof actual expense for (1) preciation and (3) revenue costs for 12 months expenses for the 12 months executive salaries, (2) de- of securities with stated fixed excluding executive salaries, (2) de- of securities with stated fixed second preceding month. BR R = April 30, 1975, year-end which would have = Sum of electric less fuel revenue justed to for i2 months operating revenues less fuel revenue associated fuel costs = $434,938,776 revenues exclusive of cost of service revenues would be derived from associated fuel costs effect of new rates and new fuel adjustment clause with second preceding month. BC CF '= BR = = .40397 tax rate for gross receipts and other revenue related taxes and payments for the Company expressed as a decimal for 12 'ending with second preceding month. CA adjustment which is derived by subtracting the actual dollar cost of service adjustment revenue from the calculated dollar cost of service adjustment for the second preceding month. All kilowatt-hOurs estimated to be sold and recorded in the current month excluding intersystem sales. 5-76