HomeMy WebLinkAbout800697.tiff RESOLUTION
RE: APPROVAL OF CONTRACT BETWEEN WELD COUNTY, COLORADO AND UNION
RURAL ELECTRIC ASSOCIATION, INC.
WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners of Weld County,
Colorado, pursuant to Colorado statute and the Weld County Home
Rule Charter, is vested with the authority of administering the
affairs of Weld County, Colorado, and
WHEREAS, a Large Power Contract between Weld County, Colo-
rado and Union Rural Electric Association, Inc. has been presented
to the Board of County Commissioners of Weld County, Colorado, and
WHEREAS, said contract concerns the providing of power to
a gravel pit, and
WHEREAS, the Board has studied the contract and deems it
advisable to approve the same.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of County Com-
missioners of Weld County, Colorado that the Large Power Contract
between Weld County, Colorado and Union Rural Electric Associa-
tion, Inc. be, and hereby is, approved.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED by the Board that the Chairman of
the Board is hereby authorized to sign the aforementioned con-
tract.
The above and foregoing Resolution was , on motion duly made
and seconded, adopted by the following vote on the 19th day of
May, A.D. , 1980.
BOARATTEST:'7Y/a ap WELD DCOUNTY,OF �COLORADO
TY SSIONERS
Weld County ele� vt
rk and Recorder (ABSENT)
and Clerk to the $o d C. W. Kirby, Chairman
Ay i y r•/„lL A s ( ?2a& f Ahsont date presented (Aye)
' Deputy ounty Clerk Leonard L. Roe, Pro-Tem
tpb D AS TO FORM: (/ ,,
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Norma
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County Attorney (Aye)
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-( c. h ye)
J9 K.
K. Ste nmark, Temporary Chairman
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DATE PRESENTED: MAY 21, 1980
AGREEMENT FOR ELECTRIC SERVICE
(LARGE POWER CONTRACT)
AGREEMENT MADE ‘—/I7 c , be#:Neen UNION RURAL ELECTRIC
called the "Association" Weld County Commissioners
ASSN. , INC. (hereinafter ) and
(hereinafter called the "Consumer") ,
a Government Entity •
(Corporation, Partnership or individual
The Association shall sell and deliver to the Consumer, and the Consumer shall
purchase all of the electric power and energy which the Consumer may need in the
SEA , Section 35 , Township 3N , Range 68W of the 6th P.M.
up to 75 kilowatts, upon the following terms:
1 . SERVICE CHARACTERISTICS
Service hereunder shall be alternating current, three phase, four wire,
60 cycles, 480 volts.
The Consumer shall not use the electric power and energy furnished hereunder
as an auxiliary or supplement to any other source of power and shall not sell
electric power and energy purchased hereunder.
2. PAYMENT
The Consumer shall pay the Association for service hereunder at the rates and
upon the terms and conditions set forth for Large Power Service in SCHEDULE LP
attached to and made a part of this Agreement or at the rates and under the terms
and conditions as may hereafter be adopted by the Association and approved by the
Public Utilities Commission of the State of Colorado for such service. Notwith-
standing any provision of the Schedule and irrespective of Consumer's requirements
for or use of electric power and energy, the demand for billing purposes hereunder
shall be not less than 25 _killowatts for any billing period. In any
event, the Consumer shall pay to the Association not less than $ 130.87 per
month for service or for having service available hereunder during the term hereof.
The initial billing period shall start when Consumer begins using electric power
and energy, or 30 days after the Association notifies the Consumer in writing
that service is available hereunder, which ever shall occur first.
Bills for service hereunder shall be paid at the office of the Association at
Brighton, State of Colorado. Such payments shall be due on the 15th day of each
month for service furnished during the preceding monthly billing period.
If the Consumer shall fail to make any such payment within ten days after such
payment is due, the Association may discontinue service to the Consumer upon
giving five (5) days' written notice to the Consumer of its intention so to do,
provided, however, that such discontinuance of service shall not relieve the
Consumer of any of its obligation under this Agreement.
3. SERVICE CHARGE N/A
To the amount of each monthly bill for service hereunder as computed in accordance
with the rate schedule attached hereto, there shall be added a service charge of
$ . This service charge is included in the minimum charge
specified in Section 2 hereof and shall be terminated upon the conclusion of the
year term of this Agreement.
4. CONTINUITY OF SERVICE
The Association shall use reasonable diligence to provide a constant and uninter-
rupted supply of electric power and energy hereunder. If the supply of electric
power and energy shall fail or be interrupted, or become defective through act of
God, governmental authority, action of the elements, public enemy, accident,
strikes, labor trouble, required maintenance work, inability to secure right-or-way,
or any other cause beyond the reasonable control of the Association, the Associa-
tion shall not be liable therefor or for damages caused thereby.
5. RIGHT OF ACCESS
Duly authorized representatives of the Association shall be permitted to enter
the premises at all reasonable times in order to carry out the provisions hereof.
6. TERM
This Agreement shall become e f c.t? ;r -r— tr brive , 'itten arc shall
remain n e feet until fiveB_d. _years Nr:,:C > , start. 6 +he iritia .
billing period and thereafter urtsr mi 'r'' by ei. • r party giving to the
other three (3) months t
7. TERMINATION
In the event that the Consumer f ils - c. take electricl ico hereunder or per-
form the covenants and conditions on its part to be kept at any time prior to the
start of the initial billing period, Consumer shall thereupon forthwith reimburse
and pay the Association for all expenses or liabilities which may theretofore
have been incurred by the Association for engineering, for materials and equipment
purchased or ordered, and for all costs and expenses incurred in the construction
of the facilities required to serve the Consumer hereunder which were incurred
prior to the date of default by the Consumer. In the event that the Consumer ceases
taking electrical service hereunder or fails to perform the covenants and conditions
on its part to be kept at any time after the commencement of the initial billing
period but prior to the end of the five (5) year term of this Agreement as above
set forth, then the Consumer shall thereupon forthwith pay to the Association an
amount equal to $ 130.87 for each month remaining in the term of this contract.
8. SUCCESSION AND APPROVAL
This Agreement shall be binding upon and inure to the benefit of the successors ,
legal representatives or assigns of the respective parties hereto. If the
maximum amount of power to be delivered hereunder is greater than 1000 kilowatts,
this contract shall not be effective unless approved in writing by the
Administrator of the Rural Electrification Administration.
9. LINE EXTENSION AND DEPOSITS
Service hereunder shall be further governed by the terms and conditions set forth
in the Association's Rules and Regulations and Line Extension Policies for
Indeterminate Service attached hereto and made a part
hereof. The Consumer shall pay to the Association, prior to the construction of
the overhead line extension and service connection, the following:
(a) The sum of $ -0- not subject to refund, and
(b) A refundable construction deposit in the amount of $ 5937.01 •
Refund of said refundable construction deposit shall be made in accordance with
the terms and conditions set forth in the aforementioned Line Extension Policy.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have executed this Agreement all as of the
day and year first above written.
ATTEST: UNION RURAL�AL ELECTRIC ASSOCIATION, INC.
By 7Cl//•
(Witness) (General Manager)
ATTEST`: Weld County Commissioners
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I , 4n•v+-te w/tatez• ✓ (Consumer)
By ht a,.cr0,,.&
Weld County Clerk and Recorder
and-Clerk to the Fnard - Chairman Pro Tern
�� TitZe of Officer*
BY: {{ t21U +,L,X l!/�-cJCLJ�
\—_____Jalieputy County Cl
/ Consumer' s billing address:
P 0 Pnu 758
Greeley, CO 80632
*If other than president, vice-president, partner or owner, a power of attorney must
accompany contract.
UNION RURAL ELECTF-" ASSN. , INC. Colo. PUC No. 2
name of .ity Rth RrJi sed Sheet No. 53
Cancels 7th Revised Sheet No. 53
LARGE POWER SERVICE
(General Service Classification)
LARGE POWER SERVICE (SCHEDULE LP) Company
(Rate Title or Number) Code
Availability
Avail-libld by special contract within all territory served by the 70
Association.
Applicability RATE
Applicable to consumers requiring over 50 kVA of installed
transformer capacity for all uses.
Type of Service Available
Single-phase and three-phase, 60 cycles, at available secondary
and primary voltages; provided that single-phase service shall not
be available where the total load exceeds One Hundred (100) kVA.
Monthly Rate
Demand Charge:
All kilowatts of billing demand, per kW $ 2.62 I
Energy Charge:
First 150 kilowatt hours used per kW of billing demand, per kWh $ 0.0183 2
All additional kilowatt hours used, per kWh .0123
Power Cost Adjustment
This Rate Schedule is subject to the Wholesale Power Cost
Adjustment set forth on Sheet No. 66.
Service Charge
To the amount of each monthly bill for service computed in
accordance with the above monthly rate, there shall be added a
level monthly service charge equal to the sum of the following:
(1) An amount which will fully amortize the "Cost of Facilities"
investment required to serve the consumer as defined in the
applicable service rules and regulations within the period
of time specified in the contract for service, and
(2) An amount which will provide interest on said "Cost of
Facilities" at the rate of 5.85% per annum.
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Monthly Minimum LTws SPAek
The monthly minimum bill shall be as specified in the ct
contract for service but in any event not less than the sum o' co
of the service charge plus the highest one of the following 0 �'
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amounts: ' _1
(1) An amount equal to $1.04 per kilowatt of maximum ,; 1— ' I
capacity to be provided under the contract for service,+O".2 c, h£, /
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(2) An amount of $130.87. \Q-C1)
Advice Letter No. 40 t - Issue Date October 4, 1976
-- - ignature of Issuing Officer
Decision or
Authority No. 89364 President / Effective Date October 5, 1976
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EXIT!! !T A
FORM R'1
UNION RURAL ELECTP ASSN. , INC. Colo. PUC No. 2
name of 4th Revised Sheet No. 54
Cancels 3rd Revised Sheet No. 54
LARGE POWER SERVICE
(General Service Classification)
LARGE POWER SERVICE (SCHEDULE LP) - Continued C Rateny
(Rate Title or Number) Code
Determination of Billing Demand
Except as otherwise provided by the applicable Service Rules and
Regulations, the billing demand shall be the maximum kilowatt
demand established by the consumer for any period of 30 minutes
during the month for which the bill is rendered, as indicated or RATE
recorded by a demand meter and adjusted for power factor; provided
however, that in any event the billing demand shall be not less
than one kilowatt for each three kilowatts of maximum capacity to
be provided under the contract for service.
Termination Charge
If service is terminated by the consumer prior to the term speci-
fied in the contract for service, the consumer shall pay a termi-
nation charge equal to the number of months remaining in the
contract for service multiplied by the monthly minimum bill.
Power Factor Adjustment
The customer will maintain at the Association's point of delivery
a power factor as near unity as practicable. If the power factor
for the period during which the billing demand is established is
below 95% lagging, then the demand as measured shall be adjusted C
by increasing the measured demand one percent (1.0%) for each one
percent (1.0%) that the power factor is below 95% lagging.
Metering
The Association will install the necessary instrument transformer
and metering equipment for metering at the primary voltage when
practicable. The Association reserves the right, however, to
provide metering equipment for metering at the secondary voltage
and to adjust meter readings for losses of five percent (5.0%) .
Meter Readings
Meter readings for service shall be made by the Association.
Terms of Payment
Bills for electric service are due and payable by the due date
indicated on the bill. o NOT"IQITE
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Contract for Service _.`y . SPA
All contracts shall be for the minimum period specified in S to
the contract for service, but in any event for a period of ;'� p rn 6,
not less than one year. WI 'to-)
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Rules and Regulations
Electric service supplied under this schedule shall be 1; IL c3
subject to the terms and conditions set forth in the
Association's Rules and Regulations on file with the yr of
Public Utilities Commission of the State of Colorado.
Advice Letter No. 40 - -• c-r4 , Issue
Decision 0I Date October 4, 1976
Of Signature of Issuing ficer
Authority No. 89364 President Effective Date October 5, 1976
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UNION RURAL ELECTF ASSN. , INC. Colo. PUC No. _ 2__
name of .&ity 7th Revi ,ed Sheet No, 66
Cancels 6th Revised Sheet No. 66
ELECTRIC RATES
(General Sen:ce Classification)
POWER COST ADJUSTMENT Company
Rate
(Rate Title or N -aber) Code
Effective as indicated below, the amount billed under the
foregoing rate schedules shall be increased 14.458 mills
($0.014458) per kilowatthour to recover an increase in the
wholesale rate under which the Association purchases power and
energy. In the event said wholesale rate is hereafter decreased, RATE
said adjustment factor shall be decreased by the appropriate
amount per kilowatthour to fully reflect said decrease.
The power cost adjustment to bills for outdoor security and
street lighting service shall be determined by applying the
above adjustment factor to the calculated kilowatthour consump-
tion on said bills.
This power cost adjustment shall not affect minimum bills
specified in the applicable rate schedule or minimum bills
established by line extension policies.
EFFECTIVE DATE OF ADJUSTMENT:
The above power cost adjustment shall become effective March 26,
1980 for all rate schedules except as follows:
1. The adjustment for Seasonal Residential Service
(Schedule A-S) shall become effective for all energy C
used following the annual meter reading taken by the
Association at the beginning of the 1980 annual season.
2. The above adjustment shall not apply to Special Con-
tract Service (Schedule SCS-1) provided to the Town C
of Frederick.
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Advice Letter No. 5OiiJ ��-��Y Issue Date March 26, 1980
Signature of Isaui=g Officer
Decision or
Authority No. C80-567 _ General ManaaerEffective Date. March 26, 1980
Title —
FORM R-2
UNION RURAL ELECTRIC _ASSN. ,INC Colo. PUG No 2
name of utility Original Sheet No. 119
Cancels_._ Sheet No.
RULES AND REGULATIONS
Rules, Reguieions or Extension Policy
LARGE POWER SERVICE
These Rules and Regulations apply to all Large Power Service
supplied under the Association's (Company) Rate Code 70.
DEFINITION
Large Power Service is the furnishing of electric energy for the
exclusive use of consumers having a connected load in excess of
fifty (50) kilowatts for motors, appliances, and electric apparatus
for water heating, cooking, space-heating, and all other uses for
business, industry and agricultural purpose where the consumption
or usage exceeds the connected load limitations of other type
services available.
RULES AND REGULATIONS
1. Large Power Service will be supplied as 60 cycle , three-phase,
alternating current electric energy at nominally four-wire,
120/240 volt Delta connected; four-wire, 120/208 volt Wye
connected; or four-wire, 240/480 volt Delta connected. The
Association reserves the right to provide service at primary
voltages or to specify the voltage at which secondary service
will be supplied and to maintain different nominal voltages if
deemed necessary.
2. The customer will connect his equipment so the load in any one
phase at the point of delivery will not exceed the load in any
other phase by more than fifteen per cent (15%) .
3. The Association shall reserve the right to impose restrictions ,
limiting the initial current input, of the initial instantan-
eous starting current drawn from the lines by motors of the
customer, or other types of electrical apparatus than motors.
4. The customer, at all times , will maintain at the Association's
point of delivery a power factor as near unity as practicable.
In the event a low voltage condition due to lagging power
factor exists in a degree sufficient to impair
the Association's service, the customer will DD .wEITE
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install suitable capacitor or other equipment o
necessary to raise the overall power factor at
the point of delivery to a satisfactory value.
Where such power factor correction equipment is s ` ,'-'' '- (-
used, the customer will install and maintain a Ir - '•
relay, switch, or other regulating equipment for ; c `Y?
purpose of disconnecting or controlling the power ;,_
factor correction equipment in order to prevent
excessive voltage variation on the Association's ak
lines. i
Advice Letter No. R aii ,t_s-,- /--.2e :'Issue Date Aril 3 , 1068
Signature of Issuing Officer
Decision or
Authority No. 4 7108 President Effective Date April 16, ` 058
Time
FORM R.2
UNION RURAL ELECT .C ASSN., INC. Colo. PUCNo. 2
name of utility 2nd Revised Sheet No. 120
Cancels 1St Revised Sheet No. 120
RULES AND REGULATIONS
Rcies. Regulations or Extension Policy
L:;RGE POWER SERVICE - Continued
RULES AND REGULATIONS - Contin ed
5. Billing demands will be determined as set forth in the rate schedule,
subject to the following additional provisions:
a. If the load is of intermittent or fluctuating character or requires
frequent starting with high starting current, the Association may
take as the billing demand, the maximum kilowatt demand established
by the consumer during any five, ten, or fifteen minute period of
time in the billing period; or may add to the thirty minute measured
demand 50% of the maximum requirements of the intermittent or
fluctuating load.
b. If the customer's equipment is so connected that at the point of
delivery the load on any one phase exceeds the load on any other
phase by more than fifteen percent (15%) , the Association may take
as the billing demand the three-phase equivalent of the maximum
kilovolt amperes in any phase adjusted to an eighty-five percent
(85%) factor.
6. Customers requiring service only during certain seasons not exceeding
nine (9) months per year shall be required to guarantee a minimum annual
charge, in which case there will be no minimum monthly charge. The
minimum annual charge shall be sufficient to assure adequate compensation
to the Association for the facilities installed to serve the customer.
7. In those cases where service is furnished hereunder at the Association's
established primary voltage, the delivery point shall be the point of
attachment of the Association 's primary line to the customer's facili-
ties. All electric facilities and other equipment (except metering
equipment) on the load side of the delivery point shall be owned and
maintained by the customer; provided however, that upon request of the
customer and at the sole option of the Association, the Association may
install and maintain primary voltage distribution lines, transformers and
associated protective equipment on the customer's side of the delivery C
point and in such an event said facilities shall be
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included in the "Cost of Facilities" on which the custom- IN �i SPACE
er's Service Charge is based.
Continued - Sheet No. 120-A
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Advice Letter No. 31 -c-r--Issue Date October 27. 1972
8" nan:re of Issuing Officer
Decision or ;
Authority No. ~resident Effective Date_DPr.. 15. 1972
Title
FORM R.2
UNION RURAL ELECTRIC ASSN , ?"J[ Colo. PUC No. 2
name of utility Original Sheet No. 120-A
Cancels Sheet No.
RULES AND REGULATIONS
Rules, Regulations or Extension Policy
LARGE POWER SERVICE - Continued
RULES AND REGULATIONS - Continued
8. The "Cost of Facilities" on which the customer's Service Charge is based
under this schedule shall be the estimated installed cost of new
facilities furnished by the Association to provide service to the C
customer. Said new facilities shall include rephasing and reconductoring
of existing distribution and transmission lines, as well as any new line
extension, transformers, protective equipment and service facilities.
The cost of meters and metering equipment shall not be included in said
"Cost of Facilities".
9. The Service Charge set forth in this schedule shall not apply to those
customers having a total connected load of under One Hundred (100) C
kilowatts except in those cases where the monthly minimum bill is less
than one and one-half percent (1.5%) of the "Cost of Facilities".
In such an event, the Service Charge shall apply.
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Advice Letter No. 31 Issue Date October 27 , 19.72
s, mature of Issuing Officer
Decision or
Authority No. _ �__ _ President Effective nnte Dec. 16, 1972
UNION RURAL ELECTRIC ASSN. ,INC. Colo. PUG No. 2
name of utility 4th Revised Sheet No. 144
Cancels 3rd Revised Sheet No. 144
SERVICE CONNECTION AND LINE EXTENSION POLICIES
Rules, Regulations or Extension Policy
INDETERMINATE SERVICE PLAN
APPLICABILITY
1. This construction deposit plan is applicable to indeterminate service
line extensions where the amount of revenue and permanency of service
cannot be reasonably assured.
2. Such service shall include, but shall not be limited to mobile homes,
mines, quarries, sandpits, oil wells, industrial and commercial enter-
prises of a speculative character, real estate subdivisions, development
of property for sale, enterprises where the applicant will not be the
user of the service, and where there is little or no immediate demand
for service; or for all other service to which neither permanent nor
temporary service is applicable.
INVESTMENT COST
1. The Association shall own, build, operate and maintain all line
extensions of its distribution system for "Indeterminate Service"
subject to the terms and conditions following:
CONSTRUCTION DEPOSITS AND OTHER PROVISIONS
1. Overhead Line Extension - An applicant requesting an overhead line
extension shall be required to advance to the Association, prior to the
construction of the line extension, a refundable construction deposit
equal to the estimated total cost of the new overhead line extension,
excluding therefrom the cost of transformers and meters. Upon com-
pletion of the construction of the overhead line extension, the
construction deposit will be adjusted to reflect the actual cost of
said construction as entered into the books of the Association.
If the actual cost is less than the construction deposit as originally
estimated, the Association will thereupon refund the difference to the C
applicant. If the actual cost is greater than the construction deposit
as originally estimated, the applicant will pay the difference to the
Association within thirty (30) days following written notice.
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Advice Letter No. 34Issue Date March 23, 1973
Decision OI Signs f Issuing Officer Authority No P`fesident Effective Date May 1 , 1973
Title
UNION RURAL ELECT=.CASSN,�_I;4C. Colo. PUC No. 2
name of utility 4th Revised Sheet No. 145
C.:a e!, 3rd Revised __Sheet No.-145
SERVICE CONNECTION AND LINE EXTENSION POLICIES
Rules, Regulations or Extensi•_n Policy-�
INDETERMINATE SERVICE PLAN
CONSTRUCTION DEPOSITS .l'•' J OTHER PROVISIONS - Lort.inued
2. Underground Line Extension - An applicant requesting an underground line S
extension shall be required to advance to the Association, prior to the
construction of the line extension , a refundable construction deposit
equal to the estimated total cost of the new underground line extension,
excluding therefrom the cost of meters am salvable transformers. Upon
completion of the construction of the underground line extension, the
construction deposit will be adjusted to reflect the actual cost of said C
construction as entered into the books of the Association. If the actual
cost is less than the construction deposit as originally estimated, the
Association will thereupon refund the difference to the applicant. If
the actual cost is greater than the c ::n i.ructi on deposit as originally
estimated, the aool i cant •i t .. ' pay t e c:I l erence to the Association
within thirty (30) days following written notice.
All customers receivlee s 'rviec frem en•aereround distribution facilities
installer herel.l—{er el be billed for :+;d service under the applicable
underground service. +-tire.
3. Refunds of Cora• .". ..t : • c,:: t... - Th: 1 at i On will refund, without
interest, e pa! ..r. :'.rur,.. ee deposit during the ten (10) C
year period imme Iat6 ::orlstru,.: ion. of the new line extension,
an amount equal te tee ie ;ce 0f ; ' l.',•;-'ty percent (30%) of the revenues
received for ee ry ,ee rom the new l i nc tr•;','....ion, or (b) ten percent
(10%) othe tr.. _ * ettoe ;r of t
r. ,Cc ° arty>�rrr• .. Ist�•:r .. >Jn deposit advanced. In the
event the natuee ,f " 'i :n ::ianges from :ndeterini nate to Permanent
service, tne Per•meeeeL .5erv'ce Plan w ll aj r. y and the construction
deposit will `.c: the _.. rant permitted by that policy.
4. Extensions for Subdivision': it *nosec !-Is where the Association is T
requested by a subdivide:' or developer to furnish and install an Inde-
terminate Line Extension to provide electric service within a residential
subdivision prior to the construction of permanent residences , the
following rules shall apply:
a. If the reasonable ;trinu3l revenue to he received from
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service supplied wsthin the subdivision, as estimated IN THIS SPACE
by the Association , will be not less than twenty percent C
(20%) per year of tee total investment required, the
applicant shalt advance a refundable construction
deposit to the Association deterwined 47 accordance with
the foregoing paragraphs of this i ve extension policy.
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Advice Letter No._ `1 .Z€11'1.z' Ctt�'s• Is March 23, 1973
l�'' .,=• _ sus Date.
Sitjr_a'4:r. •r (yi.+in; nffiaer
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Decision o: ≥y ;te >, av i 1973
Authority _ �tiv:: ..
UNION RURAL ELECIRTC ASSN , INC Colo. PUC No. 2
name of utility 4th Revised Sheet No.-.4_6
Cancels 3rd Revised Sheet No. 146
SERVICE CONNECTION AND LINE EXTENSION POLICIES
Rules, Regulations or Extension Policy
INDETERMINATE SERVICE PLAN
4. Extensions for Subdivisions - (Continued)
a. (Continued) The construction deposit advanced by the applicant shall S
be apportioned equally between the lots to be served by the line
extension. Records shall be maintained for each lot deposit so
determined and one lot deposit shall be fully refunded without
interest to the applicant for each permanent service residence
connected to the line extension during the ten (10) year period C
immediately following construction of the line extension.
b. If the estimated revenue to be received from the subdivision is less
than that required, the applicant shall advance a separate, additional
construction deposit equal to the investment not supported by the
revenue. Said additional construction deposit will be subject to
refund annually without interest during the ten (10) year period
immediately following the completion of construction for which the
deposit has been paid, in an amount equal to the lesser of
(a) thirty percent (30%) of the revenue received in excess of the C
required revenue or (b) ten percent (10%) of the total amount of
the construction deposit so advanced.
OTHER PROVISIONS
1. If a subsequent Indeterminate Service applicant is connected to the
original indeterminate service line extension on which a construction
deposit was paid, the Association will determine the additional invest-
ment required to render such service. If as a result of combining the
additional investment with the prior investment on the line extension,
the allocation of the required construction deposit would result in
smaller deposits from the existing members of said original extension
group, the new applicant will be considered a member of said extension
group and will be required to pay his share of the required deposit so
determined. The original members of the line extension will be refunded
their proportionate share of the construction deposit supplied by the
new applicant. The new applicant will receive his construction deposit
refund during the ten year period immediately following the date of C
initial service to him at the rate hereinbefore specified. DO NOT WRITE
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Advice Letter No.. 34 f/��er - le%r- '.i-6-r% Issue Date March 23, 1973
Sip :.re of Issuing Officer
Decision or President Effective Date—May 1. 1973
Authority No Title
UNION RURAL ELEC I t<IC ASSN. , INC. Colo. PUG No. 2
name of utility 3rd Revised Sheet No. 147
Cancels 2nd Revised Sheet No. 147
SERVICE CONNECTION AND LINE EXTENSION POLICIES
Rules, Regulations or Extension Policy
INDETERMINATE SERVICE PLAN
OTHER PROVISIONS - Continued S
2. If the investment required to serve the new Indeterminate Service
applicant is such that as a result of said combining of investments, the
revised required construction deposit would result in larger deposits
from the existing members of said line extension group, the extension
to serve said new applicant will be classed as a new and separate line
extension and the conditions of the existing line extension group will
remain unchanged.
3. If a subsequent Permanent Service applicant is connected to the original
indeterminate service line extension, the original members of the
indeterminate line extension will be refunded their proportionate share
of the construction deposit supported by the new applicant.
4. The right to a refund of the construction deposit may be assigned in
writing by the original applicant for the Indeterminate Line Extension
to a successor in interest at the same premises. In the event, the
right to a refund shall cease at the end of the ten (10) year period C
immediately following the completion of construction on which the deposit
has been paid or upon the bankruptcy of the depositor, which ever occurs
earlier.
5. The minimum bill for electric service provided hereunder shall be
determined by the Association to assure adequate compensation to warrant
operation and maintenance of the line extension and in no event shall be
less than that provided by the applicable rate schedule. Where the C
estimated revenue is not sufficient to warrant operation and maintenance
of the line extension, the Association may require a fixed charge in
addition to the general rate applicable to the service or may require
the customer to advance an amount sufficient to warrant such operation
and maintenance.
6. Depending upon the circumstances involved, the Association may at its
sole option, classify electric service supplied for home construction
as either Permanent Service or Indeterminate Service.
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Advice Letter No 34 / Gb'dezCe2.dssue Date March 23, 1973
Decision OI Signat Issuing Officer
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