§ 52.31 RESIDENTIAL RATE R1.
(A) Availability. Any customer located in territory served by utility may take service under this rate subject to the following conditions:
(1) Residential customers in a single family dwelling or single family unit located in an apartment building or general farm purposes, and
(2) That the energy delivered is not resold or redistributed, and
(3) That the customer does not have any electric generating equipment used to produce all or a portion of customer’s electrical load requirements on a regular basis.
(B) Conditions of service:
(1) Service will be delivered to customer at no more than one of the following standard delivery voltages:
Single phase service – 3 wire 120/240 volts
(2) Utility will provide and maintain all facilities necessary to deliver one standard delivery voltage at one specified location to customer. Customer shall provide all necessary facilities for utilization of service at the specified delivery voltage and for the receipt at a single point of delivery.
(3) Customer will maintain its electric service entrance facilities in good repair and in full compliance with the requirements of all local, state, and national codes and standards including all applicable terms and conditions of the National Electric Code (“NEC”) and the National Electric Safety Code (“NESC”).
(C) Rates:
(1) Facilities charge $15 per month.
(2) Energy charge. The following charges shall be adjusted annually (May 1) for the cost of living adjustment:
Kilowatt-hours (kWhrs)
used in any one month Charges
For all kWhrs. $0.13625 per kWhr.
(a) Summer season is the billing period for June usage and having an ending meter reading date on or after July 1st and the three succeeding monthly billing periods.
(b) Non-summer season represents all billing periods not in the summer season.
(3) When two or more single family units are served through a single meter, the kWhr usage in the first block and the kWhr usage in succeeding blocks of the residential rate schedule shall be multiplied by the number of dwelling units served through the single meter and the bill for service shall be computed accordingly.
(4) Energy cost adjustment.
(a) The energy charges in subdivision (C)(2) are subject to the Energy Cost Adjustment (“ECA”). The ECA charge shall be in addition to the stated base rates and charges, and an additional amount shall be added to each bill for the ECA.
(b) The ECA is hereby defined to be the difference in the average cost of energy per kWhr purchased by the utility during the Base Period and average cost of energy per kWhr purchased by the utility during the current Comparison Period.
(c) The Base Period for this fuel adjustment clause is hereby designated as 5-1-93 to 4-30-94 and the fuel cost per kWhr during the base period has been computed at $.035 per kWhr.
(d) The current Comparison Period shall be defined as the month previous to the billed usage period.
(e) That as soon as possible after the end of each current Comparison Period, the cost of purchased energy per kWhr during said period shall be compared and the ECA shall be computed. The ECA shall be expressed as an amount per kWhr and the ECA shall go into effect at the next billing period after the end of the Current Comparison Period and shall remain in effect until a new ECA has been computed.
(f) The ECA rate shall be multiplied by a factor of 1.0 and by the number of kWhrs consumed by each customer and added to each bill for electrical service rendered.
(5) Penalty charge for delayed payment. A charge equal to 10% of the bill for service shall be added to all bills not paid by the 10th day of the month after rendition of bills. If the 10th day shall be a Sunday or holiday, the net bill may be paid on the next day without penalty. All bills become delinquent if not paid by the 15th of the same month. All accounts in arrears will be charged at a rate of 1.5% per month, on the outstanding balance, on the 15th of the month.
(6) Tax adjustment. Any tax or charge imposed or levied by any taxing authority, including the State of Illinois State Public Utility Revenue Tax, shall be added to the customer’s net bill.
(Ord. 654, passed 9-5-95; Am. Ord. 854, passed 4-6-09; Am. Ord. 889, passed 8-15-11; Am. Ord. 906, passed 9-18-12)
§ 52.33 COMMERCIAL RATE C1-D.
(A) Availability. Any customer located in territory served by utility may take service under this rate subject to the following conditions:
(1) Customer is non-residential, and
(2) Customer’s monthly demand, as determined by the utility, is more than 20 kW, and
(3) That the energy delivered is not resold or redistributed, and
(4) That the customer does not have any electric generating equipment used to produce all or a portion of customer’s electrical load requirements on a regular basis.
(B) Conditions of service.
(1) Services will be delivered to customer at no more than one of the following standard delivery voltages:
(a) Secondary service:
Single phase service:
– 3 wire 120/240 volts
– 3 wire 120/208 volts
(Network)
Three phase service:
– 4 wire 120/208 volts,
grounded WYE
– 4 wire 277/480 volts,
grounded WYE
(b) Primary service: 2,400/4,160 or 7,200/12,470 volts, 4-wire grounded WYE connected, and as available at customer’s location.
(c) Other standard voltage will be provided by utility, as available, under the terms of Utility’s Rules Regulations and Conditions applying to Electric Service.
(2) Utility will provide and maintain all facilities necessary to deliver one standard delivery voltage at one specified location to customer. Customer shall provide all necessary facilities for utilization of service at the specified delivery voltage and for the receipt at a single point of delivery.
(3) Service shall be metered for both energy (kWhr) usage and demand (kW) usage. Demand integration shall be over 15 minute period.
(4) Customer shall be responsible for maintaining power factor at or above 85% lagging. If customer’s power factor falls below 85% lagging, utility will provide written notice to customer of requirement to improve power factor above threshold level of 85% lagging. If customer fails to correct power factor within 90-days of such notice to a level acceptable to utility, utility reserves the right to apply power factor correction facilities outside of the customer’s facilities at the cost of the customer. In lieu of adding power factor correction facilities, utility reserves the right to apply a monthly power factor penalty to customer. Such a monthly power factor penalty shall be calculated by dividing the actual monthly demand established by the customer (in kW) by the measured (less than 85%) monthly power factor (in per unit). The utility will apply the applicable monthly demand charge to the calculated monthly demand as a penalty for a monthly power factor below 85%.
(5) Customer will maintain its electric service entrance facilities in good repair and in full compliance with the requirements of all local, state, and national codes and standards including all applicable terms and conditions of the National Electric Code (“NEC”) and the National Electric Safety Code (“NESC”).
(C) Rates:
(1) Facilities charge $33.75 per month.
(2) Energy charges: The following charges shall be adjusted annually (May 1) for the cost of living adjustment:
Kilowatt-hours (kWhrs)
used in any one month (3) Charges
For 250 X kW dem. $0.1201 per kWhr.
Over 250 X kW dem. $0.0716 per kWhr.
Max demand $5.31 per kw.
(a) Summer season is the billing period for June usage and having an ending meter reading date on or after July 1st and the 3 succeeding monthly billing periods.
(b) Non-summer season is all billing periods not in the summer season.
(c) The maximum demand per month shall be the maximum demand established in the billing month.
(3) Demand charge. The following charges for demand shall apply to all usage for bills issued during the following seasons (3):
SUMMER SEASON (1)
kilowatts (kWs) used
in any one month (3) Charges
kW Max. Demand $ 4.25 per kW
NON-SUMMER SEASON (2)
kilowatts (kWs) used
in any one month (3) Charges
kW Max. Demand $ 3.25 per kW
(a) Summer season is the billing period for June usage and having an ending meter reading date on or after July 1st and the 3 succeeding monthly billing periods.
(b) Non-summer season is all billing periods not in the summer season.
(c) The maximum demand per month shall be the maximum demand – established in the billing month.
(4) Energy cost adjustment. The energy charges in subdivision (C)(2) are subject to the ECA outlined in § 52.31(C)(3).
(5) Penalty charge for delayed payment. A charge equal to 10% of the bill for service shall be added to all bills not paid by the 10th day of the month after rendition of bills. If the 10th day shall be a Sunday or holiday, the net bill may be paid on the next day without penalty. All bills become delinquent if not paid by the 15th of the same month. All accounts in arrears will be charged at a rate of 1.5% per month, on the outstanding balance, on the 15th of the month.
(6) Tax adjustment. Any tax or charge imposed or levied by any taxing authority including the State of Illinois State Public Utility Revenue Tax shall be added to the customer’s net bill.
(Ord. 654, passed 9-5-95; Am. Ord. 854, passed 4-6-09; Am. Ord. 889, passed 8-15-11; Am. Ord. 906, passed 9-18-12)
§ 52.34 GRAIN DRYING RATE.
(A) Availability. Any customer located in territory served by utility may take service under this rate subject to the following conditions:
(1) Customer is non-residential;
(2) More than 50% of customers use of electric energy is for grain drying and/or grain handling;
(3) The customers connected load is 10 kW or greater;
(4) That the energy delivered is not resold or redistributed; and
(5) That the customer does not have any electric generating equipment used to produce all or a portion of customer’s electrical load requirements on a regular basis.
(B) Conditions of service.
(1) Services will be delivered to customer at no more than one of the following standard delivery voltages:
(a) Secondary service:
Single phase service:
– 3 wire 120/240 volts
– 3 wire 120/208 volts
(Network)
Three phase service:
– 4 wire 120/208 volts,
grounded WYE
– 4 wire 277/480 volts,
grounded WYE
(b) Primary service: 2,400/4,160 or 7,200/12,470 volts, 4-wire grounded WYE connected, and as available at customer’s location.
(c) Other standard voltage will be provided by utility, as available, under the terms of Utility’s Rules Regulations and Conditions applying to Electric Service.
(2) Utility will provide and maintain all facilities necessary to deliver one standard delivery voltage at one specified location to customer. Customer shall provide all necessary facilities for utilization of service at the specified delivery voltage and for the receipt at a single point of delivery.
(3) Service shall be metered for both energy (kWhr) usage and demand (kW) usage. Demand integration shall be over 15 minute period.
(4) Customer shall be responsible for maintaining power factor at or above 85% lagging. If customer’s power factor falls below 85% lagging, utility will provide written notice to customer of requirement to improve power factor above threshold level of 85% lagging. If customer fails to correct power factor within 90-days of such notice to a level acceptable to utility, utility reserves the right to apply power factor correction facilities outside of the customer’s facilities at the cost of the customer. In lieu of adding power factor correction facilities, utility reserves the right to apply a monthly power factor penalty to customer. Such a monthly power factor penalty shall be calculated by dividing the actual monthly demand established by the customer (in kW) by the measured (less than 85%) monthly power factor (in per unit). The utility will apply the applicable monthly demand charge to the calculated monthly demand as a penalty for a monthly power factor below 85%.
(5) Customer will maintain its electric service entrance facilities in good repair and in full compliance with the requirements of all local, state, and national codes and standards including all applicable terms and conditions of the National Electric Code (“NEC”) and the National Electric Safety Code (“NESC”).
(C) Rates:
(1) Facilities charge $26.25 per month.
(2) Energy charge. The following charges shall be adjusted annually (May 1) for the cost of living adjustment:
Kilowatt-hours (kWhrs)
used in any one month (3) Charges
First 250 X kW dem. $0.13275 per kWhr.
Over 250 X kW dem. $0.1014 per kWhr.
Transformation charge $0.94 per kW
(3) Demand charge. The following charges for demand shall apply to all usage for bills issued during the following seasons (3):
SUMMER SEASON (1)
kilowatts (kWs) used
in any one month (3) Charges
kW Max. Demand $0.00 per kW
NON-SUMMER SEASON (2)
kilowatts (kWs) used
in any one month (3) Charges
kW Max. Demand $0.00 per kW
(a) Summer season is the billing period for June usage and having an ending meter reading date on or after July 1st and the 3 succeeding monthly billing periods.
(b) Non-summer season is all billing periods not in the summer season.
(c) The maximum demand per month shall be the maximum demand established in the billing month.
(4) Transformation charge:
(a) If utility owns and operates transformers to transform the voltage from utility’s available Supply Line Voltage to the Delivery Voltage required by the customer. Customer shall be billed, for each billing period, a charge to $0.75 per kW for kW of Distribution Capacity, but not less than 10 kW.
(b) Customer’s transformation capacity shall be the highest measured kilowatt demand of customer during any billing period, but not less that 10 kW.
(5) Energy cost adjustment. The energy charges in subdivision (C)(2) are subject to the ECA outlined in § 51.31(C)(3).
(6) Penalty charge for delayed payment. A charge equal to 10% of the bill for service shall be added to all bills not paid by the 10th day of the month after rendition of bills. If the 10th day shall be a Sunday or holiday, the net bill may be paid on the next day without penalty. All bills become delinquent if not paid by the 15th of the same month. All accounts in arrears will be charged at a rate of 1.5% per month, on the outstanding balance, on the 15th of the month.
(7) Tax adjustment. Any tax or charge imposed or levied by any taxing authority including the State of Illinois State Public Utility Revenue Tax shall be added to the customer’s net bill.
(Ord. 654, passed 9-5-95; Am. Ord. 854, passed 4-6-09; Am. Ord. 889, passed 8-15-11; Am. Ord. 906, passed 9-18-12)
§ 52.35 MUNICIPAL PURPOSE RATE M1.
Rates.
(A) Facilities charge $27.50 per month.
(B) Energy charge. For energy and maintenance service for municipal purposes, the city shall be billed monthly a charge computed at the rate of $0.115 per kWhr.
(C) Energy cost adjustment. The energy charges in division (B) are subject to the ECA, as outlined in § 52.31(C)(3).
(D) Tax adjustment. Any tax or charge imposed or levied by any taxing authority including the State of Illinois State Public Utility Revenue Tax shall be added to the customer’s net bill.
(Ord. 654, passed 9-5-95; Am. Ord. 854, passed 4-6-09; Am. Ord.906, passed 9-18-12 )
§ 52.37 PRIVATE OUTDOOR LIGHTING.
(A) Availability. Any customer located in territory served by utility for outdoor lighting service notwithstanding availability provisions in any other rate that all requirements be supplied thereunder.
(B) Service to be furnished. The utility will furnish and operate the necessary facilities to supply service for outdoor lighting from dusk to dawn for the number of lighting units ordered by the customer, subject to the limitations set forth below.
(C) Charges.
Standard Initial
Lighting Unit Lumens
Mercury Vapor
175 Watt 8,600 $140.19
High Pressure Sodium
100 Watt 9,500 $102.50
250 Watt 30,000 $192.98
400 Watt 50,000 $226.35
(1) Standard equipment for lighting units shall consist of either a standard mercury vapor or high pressure sodium lamp, mounted in a luminaire, supported on a short bracket (approximately 30 inches for mercury vapor and 20 inches for high pressure sodium), with photoelectric control.
(2) If a transformer is required exclusively to serve such load, the customer shall pay for the installation of the transformer.
(3) Penalty charge for delayed payment. A charge equal to 10% of the bill for service shall be added to all bills not paid by the 10th day of the month after rendition of bills. If the 10th day shall be a Sunday or holiday, the net bill may be paid on the next day without penalty. All bills become delinquent if not paid by the 15th of the same month. All accounts in arrears will be charged at a rate of 1.5% per month, on the outstanding balance, on the 15th of the month.
(4) Tax adjustment. Any tax or charge imposed or levied by any taxing authority, including the State of Illinois State Public Utility Revenue Tax, shall be added to the customer’s net bill.
(D) Ownership and maintenance of facilities.
(1) The utility shall own and be responsible for the maintenance of utility facilities installed to render the service ordered by the customer, but the utility shall not be required to remove obstructions or trim trees that may interfere with proper distribution of light from lighting units. The customer will be responsible for the following:
(a) The removal of any obstruction to the installation of facilities.
(b) Provide any permits or easements required for their installation and maintenance.
(c) Provide for access to them by utility trucks. If a customer desires installation of a lighting unit on a customer owned pole, such pole must meet utility standards at the time of installation and as long as the lighting unit remains in service.
(Ord. 654, passed 9-5-95; Am. Ord. 906, passed 9-18-12)
