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NONRECURRING
FEES SCHEDULE
Office
Hours
April - September
7:00 – 3:30
October – March
8:00 – 4:30
Drop Box is available
24 hrs
Power and Light Utility Key Information
Capabilities
As a member of IMPA, Bargersville Power and Light is
able to provide its customers with low cost electric
service.
Issued Pursuant to IURC Cause No. 42892
approved February 22, 2006
Rate Schedules
SCHEDULe rs
Availability: Available for single
family residential dwellings. The service will be used
strictly as a residence throughout the year and is
located on the City's distribution lines suitable and
adequate for supplying the service requested.
Character of Service: Alternating
current, sixty cycle, at a voltage of approximately 120
volts two-wire, or 120/240 volts three-wire.
Monthly Charge:
|
Consumer Charge |
$4.95 per month |
|
Energy Charge |
|
First |
200 KWH or less used per
month |
$0.0925 |
|
Second |
800 KWH used per month per
KWH |
$0.0727 |
|
Third |
1,000 KWH used per month
per KWH |
$0.0608 |
Minimum Monthly Charge: The minimum
monthly charge shall be the Consumer Charge.
Conditions of Service:
|
1. |
Service shall be provided
based upon the electric utility Rules and
Regulations. |
|
2. |
Service under this schedule
shall be used only for basic residential
purposes, energy used for other purposes shall
be separately billed. |
|
3. |
This schedule is not
available to rooming or boarding houses or two
or more residential billed together. |
|
4. |
Voltage and current limits
as defined within IEEE Standard 519 shall be
considered acceptable for utility distribution
facilities. |
Rate Adjustment: The charges derived
in the above rates are subject to adjustment for:
PURCHASED POWER COST ADJUSTMENT TRACKING FACTOR (See
Appendix A)
Nonrecurring Charges: (See Appendix
B)
SCHEDULE CS
Availability: Available for any
light and/or power purpose with a monthly maximum load
of 49 kilowatts or less. Customer must be located on or
adjacent to a distribution line of the utility which is
adequate and suitable for supplying the service
required.
Character of Service: Alternating
current, sixty cycle, at a voltage of approximately 120
volts two-wire, or 120/240 volts three-wire, single
phase, or three phase 120/240 volts, four wires, or
120/240 volts four wire.
Monthly Charge:
|
Consumer Charge Single
Phase |
$14.84 per month |
|
Energy Charge |
|
First |
1,000 KWH used per month
per KWH |
$0.0915 |
|
Second |
4,000 KWH used per month
per KWH |
$0.0707 |
|
Third |
5,000 KWH used per month
per KWH |
$0.0608 |
Minimum Monthly Charge: The minimum
monthly charge shall be the Consumer Charge.
Conditions of Service:
|
1. |
Service shall be provided
based upon the electric utility Rules and
Regulations. |
|
2. |
All motors or apparatuses
with a starting current in excess of 200 amps at
240 volts shall require approval. |
|
3. |
A consumer shall be billed
under this schedule when an excess of fifty
percent (50%) of installed capacity is for
business or other gainful purposes. |
|
4. |
The electric utility may
require corrective measures to be taken by the
customer for any motor or other apparatus which
in the opinion of the electric utility will
cause or is causing unacceptable voltage
fluctuation to other consumers. Unless
otherwise determined by the utility, the maximum
primary voltage fluctuation will not exceed
three percent (3%). |
|
5. |
Voltage and current limits
defined within IEEE Standard 519 shall be
considered acceptable for utility distribution
facilities. |
Rate Adjustment: The charges derived
in the above rates are subject to adjustment for:
PURCHASED POWER COST ADJUSTMENT TRACKING FACTOR (See
Appendix A)
Nonrecurring Charges: (See Appendix
B)
SCHEDULE GS
General
Service
Availability: Available for any
customer having a monthly maximum load of 50 kilowatt or
more except as hereinafter provided and located adjacent
to an electric transmission or distribution line of the
utility that is adequate and suitable for supplying the
service required. Service under this schedule is
provided on a yearly basis, non-seasonal basis and is
not available as standby power.
Character of Service: Three phase
alternating current, 60 Hertz at approximately 120/208
volts four wire, 120/240 volts four wire, 277/480 volts
four wire, 480 volts three wire, or other voltages as
may be mutually agreeable.
Monthly Charge:
|
Consumer Charge |
$24.73 per month |
|
Demand Charge |
$3.38 per month/KW billing maximum demand |
|
Energy Charge (in addition to the Maximum Load
Charge) |
|
First |
150 hours use of billing
demand |
$0.0696 |
|
Over |
150 hours use of billing
demand |
$0.0592 |
Minimum Monthly Charge: The minimum
monthly charge shall be the greater of the Consumer
Charge plus Energy and Demand Charges, $1.04 per KVA of
transformer capacity or contract amount.
Determination of Billing Demand: The
billing demand for any month shall be the maximum
kilowatt demand established by the consumer for any
period of fifteen consecutive minutes during the month
for which the bill is rendered. The load shall be as
indicated or recorded by suitable recording instruments
provided by the electric utility and adjusted for power
factor as provided within this schedule.
Metering: The electric utility may,
at its option, install either secondary or primary
metering equipment.
Power Factor Correction: The
consumer agrees to maintain unity power factor as nearly
as practical. The electric utility reserves the right
to measure such power factor at any time. Should such
measurement indicate the power factor is less than 95
percent (lagging or leading) at time of peak demand, the
demand for billing purposes will be adjusted for the
monthly peak demand in accordance with the following
formula:
Billing Demand = Maximum Demand x
95%
Lagging Power Factor (in
percent)
Conditions of Service:
|
1. |
Service shall be supplied
in connection with this schedule and with the
general rules and regulations of the electric
utility. |
|
2. |
The consumer shall be
required to enter into a written agreement
stating the character and amount of load for a
minimum contract period of five (5) years with
minimum monthly charges, and any other
applicable charges. |
|
3. |
Three phase motors with a
starting current in excess of 250 amps at 240
volts shall require electric utility approval. |
|
4. |
The electric utility may
require corrective measures or devices for any
motor or other apparatus which in the opinion of
the utility will cause voltage fluctuation to
other consumers. Unless otherwise determined by
the utility, the maximum primary voltage
fluctuation will not exceed three percent (3%). |
|
5. |
Voltage and current limits
defined within IEEE Standard 519 at point of
common coupling shall be considered acceptable
for utility distribution facilities. |
|
6. |
The company will supply
service from its electrical supply lines at only
such frequency, phase, regulation and voltage as
it has available in the location where service
is required, and will transform it s primary
voltage to one standard secondary voltage. Any
applicant requiring service differing from that
to be supplied as herein provided shall provide
proper converting, transforming, regulating, or
other equipment upon his own premises and at his
own expense. |
|
7. |
The consumer shall be
responsible for installing undervoltage,
overvoltage, phase reversal and/or loss of phase
relays for the protection of consumer's own
equipment. |
Rate Adjustment: The charges derived
in the above rates are subject to adjustment for:
PURCHASED POWER COST ADJUSTMENT TRACKING FACTOR (See
Appendix A)
Nonrecurring Charges: (See Appendix
B)
SCHEDULE SL
Availability: Available to any
standard overhead public street lighting service.
Character of Service: Alternating
current, single phase sixty cycle at a voltage of
approximately 120 volts two wire or 120/240 volts three
wire.
Monthly Rates:
|
Type of Lamp |
Per Lamp |
|
Per Month |
Per Annum |
|
Existing fixtures are no
longer available |
|
175 watt mercury vapor (73 KWH/mo) |
$5.89 |
$70.68 |
|
Existing or new fixture |
|
100 watt high pressure sodium (46 KWH/mo) |
$6.90 |
$82.80 |
|
100 watt high pressure sodium (Cobra)
(46 KWH/mo) |
$6.90 |
$82.80 |
|
Signals (153 KWH/mo) |
$35.33 |
$423.96 |
|
400 watt mercury vapor (Cobra) (160 KWH/mo) |
$10.35 |
$124.20 |
SCHEDULE OL
Availability: Available for dusk to
dawn outdoor lighting of private areas of customers who
are located on the company's electric supply lines
suitable and adequate for supplying the service
requested.
Character of Service: The utility
will install, own and maintain a bracket mounted
suburban type lighting fixture including photo electric
control. The fixture will not be mounted on a building
or structure not appropriate for supporting such
fixture Lamps to burn approximately one-half hour after
sunset until approximately one-half hour before sunrise,
approximately 4,000 hours per year.
Monthly Rates: Where the lighting
fixture can be installed on an existing distribution
type wood pole or other supporting device and served
from existing secondary facilities with not more than
one span of secondary, the rate shall be as follows:
|
Lamp Size |
Rate Per Lamp/Month |
|
Existing fixtures are no
longer available: |
|
175 watt mercury vapor (73 KWH/mo) |
$6.36 |
|
400 watt mercury vapor (round) (160 KWH/mo |
$10.35 |
|
400 watt mercury vapor (directional) (195 KWH/mo |
$14.15 |
|
Existing or new fixtures: |
|
100 watt high pressure sodium (46 KWH/mo) |
$8.05 |
|
400 watt mental halide (directional) (195
KWH/mo) |
$14.15 |
|
400 watt mercury vapor (round) (160 KWH/mo) |
$10.35 |
If additional facilities are required to furnish
services hereunder, the utility will install, operate
and maintain such facilities. The labor, materials and
overhead cost of installation of such additional
facilities and maintenance expense thereof shall be at
the customer's expense.
Terms of Service: Any customer
requesting service under this rate shall make written
application for such service for an initial period of
one year, and such service shall continue from year to
year thereafter unless canceled by either party.
Billing: The security light charge
will be billed separately on the consumer's regular bill
and shall be paid at the time and on the same terms as
the consumer's bill.
APPENDIX A
RATE ADJUSTMENT (Applicable to Rates: 1, 2, 3 and 4)
The Rate Adjustment shall be on the basis of a
Purchased Power Cost Adjustment Tracking Factor
occasioned solely by changes in the cost of purchased
power and energy, in accordance with the order of the
Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission, approved December
13, 1989 in Cause No. 36835-S3 as follows:
Rate Adjustment applicable to the above listed Rate
Schedules: ($0.008080)
per KWH per month
APPENDIX B
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