919.04 LARGE POWER SERVICE RATE SCHEDULE.
   (a)   Availability. This schedule is available and applicable throughout the Village of Elmore’s (hereinafter referred to as Utility) entire service area of adequate capacity subject to the Village’s Rules and Regulations as they may be amended from time to time.
   (b)   Applicability. Applicable to all electric service provided through a single meter for Commercial and Industrial customers whose average billing capacity exceeds 150 kVA, based on the average monthly billing demand of the previous calendar year. Service hereunder is not applicable to standby, auxiliary, or supplementary service or for resale service.
   (c)   Character of Service. Sixty hertz (60 Hz), alternating current normally at 120/240 volts single-phase, and 120/240 volts or 277/480 volts four-wire three-phase, or Utilities primary voltage supplied through a single set of service wires. The applicable rate code for this service is labeled as EL.
   (d)   Monthly Rate.
 
Description
Effective
10/01/2023
Effective
10/01/2024
Effective
10/01/2025
Effective
10/01/2026
Effective
10/01/2027
Customer Service Charge ($/Month)
$23.00
$24.00
$25.00
$26.00
$27.00
Demand Charge (kW/Month)
$3.84/kW
$3.84/kW
$3.84/kW
$3.84/kW
$3.84/kW
Utility Owned Transformer Charge
$10.00
$10.00
$10.00
$10.00
$10.00
Energy Charge ($/kWh)
$.080 per kWh
$.080 per kWh
$.080 per kWh
$.080 per kWh
$.080 per kWh
Minimum Monthly Charge: The Customer Service Charge + Billing Demand Charge
   (e)   Rate Adjustments. The rate schedule is subject to a Wholesale Power Coast Adjustment (PCA) as stated in Appendix “A” and the kWh Tax as stated in Appendix “B”.
   (f)   Discount for Substation Ownership. To adequately supply Consumer’s initial and contemplated future electric power requirements Utility may specify the Nominal Primary Delivery Voltage, which shall be either be 7,300, 12,500, or 69,000 volts.
   If the Utility determines the service to be furnished to Consumer is Primary Service supplied at Primary Voltage and Consumer furnishes the complete substation equipment, the discount to be applied to the Applicable kW Billing Capacity shall be as follows: a two percent (2%) discount will be applied.
   The size, capacity and other Substation Specifications shall be determined by the Utility and the entire installation shall conform to the Utility’s Specifications and Standards.
   The resultant Discounted Bill for Substation Ownership shall not be less than the Applicable Monthly Minimum Charge as determined herein or by Contract.
   (g)   Determination of Billing Demand. The monthly kW demand shall be the maximum kW demand established by the customer for any period of fifteen (15) consecutive minutes during the month for which the bill is rendered, as indicated, or recorded by a demand meter. The kVA billing demand shall be determined by dividing the kW demand by the average monthly power factor.
   The monthly kVA billing demand shall not be less than 50kW, nor less than the minimum kVA billing demand.
   (h)   Metering. Utility reserves the right to meter at either primary or secondary voltage by means of standard metering equipment, compensated to register the equivalent primary kWh energy, and kW demand input to the transformer bank and the kWh energy thus recorded shall be the billing energy.
   As of Ordinance 19-21 passage, existing customers can continue to stay with the existing revenue metering as assigned prior to the Ordinance becoming effective. Any new customers or any replacement revenue metering shall be replaced with the applicable demand revenue meter. Subsequent rate metering costs associated with the meter will then be invoked at that time.
   (i)   Terms of Payment. The above rates are net and payable upon receipt of the bill. The accounts shall be considered delinquent if not paid by the date shown on the bill. If all ccounts are not said paid, the Pay This Amount After Due Date are invoked which are subject to a ten percent (10%) fee but not less than five dollars ($5.00) higher than the net rate. If any bill is not paid within thirty (30) days after the payment date specified on the bill, service shall be subject to disconnection as provided in the Utilities Rules and Regulations. To partially compensate Utility for the additional expenses involved, any disconnection or reconnection of service shall also be applicable. (Ord. 24-23. Passed 11-27-23.)