Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-30

RULES AND REGULATIONS:
The Company's Standard Rules
and Regulations shall. apply to the
installation and use of electric SER
vice.
SCHEDULE NO. 4
Secondary Light and Power
Service Rate
Large
AVAILABILITY:
Available for secondary light and
power service. The billing demand
as hereinafter defined shall not be
less than so K.VA.
Single and three phase service
will be metered and billed separate
ly or, where feasible, single and
three phase service will be furnish
ed through a. single meter installa-
tion and billed as one account pro-
vided the customer arranges his
wiring to facilitate the installation
of a single meter.
Where transformer installation
is utilized solely to furnish second
ary service to a single customer
the Company may meter the service
on the primary side of the trans
formers, and in such case the de-
mand and energy registration shall
each be reduced 90.
SERVICE:
Alternating current, 60 cycles, at
nominal voltages of 120/240 or
120/20S volts single phase, or
120/208 or 240 volts three phase, as
available from suitable facilities of
adequate capacity adjacent to the
premises to be served.
Other voltages may be obtained
from available distribution facili-
ties provided the customer owns,
operates and maintains all neces-
sary transforming, controlling, reg
ulating and protective equipment, in
which case service will be metered
at the Company's supply voltage.
RATE,
The monthly charge per custom
err shall be the sum of the follow
ing capacity charges and energy
charges as adjusted in accordance
with the provisions of the fuel and
tax adjustments:
Capacity Chargesi
$3.50 net per K.V.A. for the first
100 Kv-A. of billing demand
S205 net per K.VA. for the next
800 K.V.A. of billing demand
$3.50 net per K.VA. for the next
LOO K.V.A. of billing demand
$1.65 net per K.V.A. for all over
1900 K.V.A. of billing demand
Energy Charges:
The first $50 kilowatt- per
K.V.A. of billing demand or $4,000
kilowatt- hours, whichever is the
greater:
1.05c net per XVIII. for the first
$4,000 XVIII.
O.95c net per XVIII. for the next
$4,000 XVIII.
O.9Oc net per XVIII for the next
$4,000 XVIII.
0.S5c net per K. w. H. for the next
loo, 900 XVIII.
0.80c net per K. W. Fl. for the next
100000 XVIII.
0.75c net per w. H. for all over
100000 X VIII.
For all over $50 kilowatt-hours
per K.V.A. of billing demand or
$4,000 kilowatt-hours, whichever
is the greater:
0.70c net per K. III.
Determination of billing Demand:
The term demand is defined as
the average rate of use of electric
energy measured in kilowatt-am-
peres (K.V.A.) during any thirty
minute period.
The billing demand for the month
shall be the highest 30-minute de-
mand during the month, adjusted
where primary metering is ap
plicable, except that in on event
shall the billing demand be less
than SO K.V.A.; nor less than 500
of the highest billing demand dur
ing the preceding eleven months
nor less than the contract demand
when the customer receives aux
ilary or standby service.
Minimum Charge;
The minimum monthly charge
shall be the net capacity charges
applied to- the billing demand.
Fuel Adjustment:
The net energy charges shall be
adjusted by a decrease or an in
crease of 0.00065c per kilowatt-
hour for each one cent variation
below $1.60 or above $2.10 per
ton $4,000 lbs.) in the cost of coal
burned in the Company's inter-
connected steam electric general
ing stations during the month i'm
mediately preceding the month
covered by the service bill. The
cost per ton of coal burned shall
be the sum of the costs of coal
during the month including trans
portation and all charges incident
to the storage and the delivery
of coal into the station bunkers
divided by the sum of the number
of tons on hand and received.
Tax Adjustments:
Bills shall be adjusted to offset
the imposition of or removal of
any new or increased tax levied
Company's generation, distribu-
ton or sale of electric energy
after January 1, 1855.
ADJU STMENT FOR PRIMARY
SERVICE:
Where the service is furnished
and metered at nominal primary
voltages of not less than 2400 nor
more than $4,000, as available from
suitable facilities of adequate ca
nit fn n
be served, and the customer owns,
operates and maintains all neces-
sary Transforming, controlling, reg
ulating and protective equipment
the demand and energy registrations
shall each be reduced go and the
above net capacity charges, shall be
reduced 90 cents per K.V.A. of bill
ing demand.
TERMS OF PAYMENT:
The net amount, including fuel
and tax adjustments, is due and
payable within a period of ten days.
If the net amount is not paid on or
before the date shown on the bill
the gross amount, which is 20 more
than the net amount, is due and
payable.
SERVICE,
When auxiliary or standby SER
vice is furnished, a contract demand
shall be established by mutual
agreement and shall be specified in
the service contract.
No reduction in contract demand
shall be permitted during the term
of the contract. In re-contracting
for auxiliary or standby service
the new contract demand shall not
be less than 90 of the highest
billing demand during the last
eleven months of the previous con-
tract term.
CONTRACTS:
I Electric service hereunder will be
furnished in accordance with a writ
ten contract which by it's terms
shall be in full force and effect for
minimum period of one year and
shall continue in force thereafter