51-01 R - Texas Power and Light Rate Schedule . C
RESOLUTION
RESOLVED by the Cp of the City
of spot , Texas, that the Rate Schedules
and Service Regulations contained in Texas Power &
Light Company's Rate Book No. , filed with the
City Secretary on the _day of Y,
ebreary
be and the same are hereby authorized to become
effective from and after this date.
PASSED at a Called meeting of the City Council
Re ular 10011913011111111Maion
of the City of hdepar , Texas, this the day
of AiobTMOrr , 1951.
Prompt, W ysr, U.I.Clary, Commiesioeer.* aw SImltos
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MAYOR
t ATTEST:
City I ecr' ary
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Prosper , Texas
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Texas Power & Light Company
JcKinn y , Texas
Gentlemen:
This will acknowledge receipt of Rate Book No. C-51-71
�..� filed for. approval 7 / , 101, which contains
copies of revised rate schedules to be made effective in the City
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said revised rate schedules to supersede those now in effect.
Very truly yours,
CITY OF Prosper
By
Secretary
(SEAL)
TEXAS POWER & LIGHT COMPAN
Y
SERVICE REGULATIONS
\''t' REVISED JULY 1, 1950
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Revised July 1, 1950
TEXAS POWER & LIGHT COMPANY
SERVICE REGULATIONS
INDEX
Paragraph Page
SECTION I - DEFINITIONS
1. Customer 1
2. Company 1
3. Eleotrte Service 1
4. Point of Delivery 1
5. Customer's Installation 1
6. Service Fact /tiles 1
7. Month . . . 1
8. Service Agreement 1
9. Connected Load 1
10. Horsepower 2
11. Notice 2
12. Meter 2
13. Customer Extension 2
14. Abbreviations Commonly Used . . . 2
SECTION II - SERVICE AGR!EMENTS
15. Form and Execution of Service Agreements 2
16. Term of Service Agreement 2
17. Expiration or Renewal o• Servtoe Agreements 2
18. Cane,llation and Breach of Service Agreements; Suspension of Service 2
19. Change o! Address of Custoner 2
20. Successors and Assigns 3
SECTION III - SUPPLYING AND TAKING OF SERVICE
21. Power Supply 3
22. Supplying of Service 3
23. Continuity of Service 3
24. Suspension of Servio, for Repairs and Changes 3
25. Use of Service 3
26. Lighting on Power Rate Schedules . . 4
27. Temporary and Standby Service . . 4
28. Customer's Responsibility 4
V 29. Right-of-Way 4
30. Access to Premises 4
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CONTINUATION OF INDEX
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31. Location of Customer's Servloe Entrance Conductors 4
SECTION IV - CUSTOMER'S INSTALLATION
32. Customer's Facilities for Receiving Service . . 4
33. Nature and Use of Installation . .
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34. Power Factor 5
35. Voltage and Phase of Motors 5
36. Motor-Starting Devices 5
37. Changes in Installation 5
38. Inspection by Company 5
SECTION V - COMPANY'S INSTALLATION
39. Installation and Maintenance 5
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40. Connections to Customer's Service 5
41. Pro;eotion by Customer 5
SECTION VI - METERING
42. Installa.tion 6
43. Evidence of Service Use 6
44. Tests 6
SECTION VII - BILLING
45. Billing Periods 6
46. Separate Billing for Eaoh Point of Delivery 6
47. Applicability of Residential Rate Schedule 6
48. Payment of Bills 6
49. Charge for Restoring Service . . 6
50. Theft of Service 7
51. Selection of Rate Schedule 7
52. Change to Optional Rate Schedule 7
53. Cancellation Within Period of Service Agreement 7
SECTION VIII - DEPOSITS
54. When Required . 7
55. Interest 7
SECTION IX - APPLICATION OF AND CHANGES AND ADDITIONS TO SERVICE
REGULATIONS AND RATE SCHEDULES - CONFLICTS
56. Application of Service Regulations and Rate Schedules 7
57. Conflicts 7
Revised July 1, 1950
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TEXAS POWER & LIGHT COMPANY
SERVICE REGULATIONS
GENERAL STATEMEN? OF PURPOSE
These Service Regulations are designed to govern the supplying and taking of electric
'aryl*, in such canner as will secure to each Customer the greatest practicable latitude in
the enjoyment of service consistent with good service to himself and other Customers, and
with safety to Customer■ and Company.
These Service Regulations and all Rate Schedules are on file in Company's various
offices, and copies are obtainable by any Customer without charge upon request.
These Service Regulations, subject to revision from time to time, supersede and annul
all regulations by whatever term designated which ■ay heretofore have governed the supply-
ing and taking of Company's electric service.
SECTION I - DEFINITIONS
The following expressions, when used in these Service Regulations, in Rate Schedules,
and in Service Agreements, shall, unless otherwise indicated, have the meanings given below:
1. CUSTOMER: Any individual, partnership, association, firm, public or private corpo-
ration, or governmental agency receiving Company's service at any specified location.
2. COMPANY: Texas Power & Light Company.
3. ELECTRIC SERVICE: The availability of electric power and energy, irrespective of
whether sny electric power and energy is actually used. Supplying of service by Company
consists of the maintenance by Company at the point of delivery of approximately the estab-
lished voltage and frequency by means of facilities e.dequate for carrying Customer's proper
load.
4. POINT OF DELIVER?: Customer's service terminal, or the point inhere Company's wires
are joined to Customer's wires or apparatus, unless otherwise specified in Customer's serv-
ice agreement. This point, unless otherwise specified in Customer's service agreement,
shall be at some Iodation on Customer's premises, such as the exterior wall of Customer's
building, where Company's service drop can be connected directly fro■ Company's distribution
line to a bracket or anchorage on Customer's premises without passing into or through any
building or structure owned or maintained by Customer, and Customer shall be required to
bring his service entrance conductors to such point for connection with Company's service
drop.
5. CUSTOMER'S INSTALLATION: In general, all wiring, appliances, and apparatus of any
kind or nature on Customer's side of the point of delivery (except Company's meter installa-
,,,_� tion) useful in connection with Customer's ability to take electric service.
6. SERVICE FACILITIES:
(a) SERVICE DROP: The wires owned by Company connecting Company's distribution
system to Customer's service entranoe conductors.
(b) SERVICE ENTRANCE CONDUCTORS: The portion of Customer's installation to which
Company's service drop is connected.
7. MONTH: An interval of approximately thirty days following or preceding any meter
reading date, except when the calendar month is specified.
8. SERVICE AGREEMENT: The agreement or contract between Company and Customer pursu-
ant to which service is supplied and taken.
9. CONNECTED LOAD: The combined nominal rated oapaoity of all motors or other energy-
consuming devices installed on Customer's premises, which may, at the will of Customer, be
operated with energy supplied by Company.
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10. HORSEPOWER: The term horsepower shall Bean the equivalent of 750 watts.
11. NOTICE: Unless otherwise specified, a written notification delivered personally
or mailed by one party to the other at such other party's last known address, the period of
notice being computed from the date of such personal delivery or mailing.
12. METER: The meter or meters, together with auxiliary devices, if any, constitut-
ing the complete installation for measuring the power and energy supplied to any individual
Customer at a single location.
13. CUSTOMER EXTENSION: Any branch from, or continuation of, an existing line to the
point of delivery to Customer, including increase in capacity of any of Company's existing
facilities, or the changing of any line to meet Customer's requirements, and including all
transformers, service drop, and meters.
14. ABBREVIATIONS COMMONLY USED: hp = horsepower; kw It kilowatt; kwh • kilowatt-hour;
kva - kilovolt-ampere; if - load factor; pf = power factor.
SECTION II - SERVICE AGREEMENTS
15. FORM AND EXECUTION OF SERVICE AGREEMENTS: Each applicant for service shall make a
written application therefor on Company's standard form, or execute a formal oontraet. Com-
pany's standard application form, when signed by Company's representative as well as Customer,
beoortes a binding Service Agreement.
16. TERM OF SERVICE AGREEMENT: Unless otherwise provided, Service Agreements shall
continue in •ffeot for an initial period of two consecutive years.
17. EXPIRATION OR RENEWAL OF SERVICE AGREEMENTS: Unless otherwise provided, each Serv-
toe Agreement will automatically extend from its expiration date for additional successive
periods of one year each, unless and until either party has notified the other in writing
not less than thirty days prior to the end of any such period of its desire to terminate
such agreement.
18. CANCELLATION AND BREACH OF SERVICE AGREEMENTS; SUSPENSION OF SERVICE: (a) For any
default or breach of a Service Agreement by Customer, including failure to pay bills within VV.the specified period, Company, in addition to all other legal remedies, may terminate the
Service Agreement or suspend supply of service not only at the location where such default
has occurred but also at any other location where service is being supplied Customer by Com-
pany. No such termination or suspension, however, will be made by Company without forty-
eIght hours' notioe to Customer, stating in what particular the Service Agreement has been
violated, except that no notice need be given in cases of theft or unauthorized use or dispo-
sition of service by Cu rtomer, or where in Company's Judgment Customer is violating or
threatening to violate the provisions of Paragraph 25 (b) hereof. Also, no notice need be
given in case of fire, short circuit, or in the sole Judgment of Company of other dangerous
condition on Customer's side of the point of delivery, or in ease of utilization by Customer
of service in such manner as to cause danger to persons or property, or to Jeopardize serv-
See to Customer or others. Failure of Company at any time after any such default or breach
either t o suspend supply o f service, or t o terminate the Service Agreement, or to resort to
any other legal remedy, or its •xeroise of any one or more of such remedies, shall not affect
Company's right to resort thereafter to any one or more of such remedies for the same or any
future default or breach by Customer.
(b) It being recognized that the primary obligation of customers under Servio• Agree-
■ents is to take and pay for electric power and energy for the term and at the rate therein
spout tied, in the •vent of breach or default on the part of a customer to take and pay for
the electric power and energy for the ter■ and at the rate specified in any Service Agreement,
Company may, at its option, enforce specific performanoe of the Service Agreement or declare
it terminated, as provided in these Servio• Regulations. In such latter event, in addition
to the amount then due for servioe, there shall immediately become due and payable to Company,
as liquidated damages and not as a penalty, a further sum equal to the total, for the unex-
pired term of the Service Agreement, of the minimum amount as stated in the rate schedule
specified in the Service Agreement.
19. CHANGE OF ADDRESS OF CUSTOMER: (a) When Customer changes his address, he shall
giw• notio• thereof to Company at least three days prior to the date of change. Customer
will be held responsible for all servio• supplied to the vacated premises until such notice
has been received and Company has had a reasonable time, but not less than three days, to
discontinue servio•.
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(b) If Customer move" to an address at which he requires eieotrio service for any
purposes specified in his Service Agreement, and at which address Company has such serv-
ice available under the same Hate Sohedule, the notice shall be considered as Customer's
request that Company transfer suoh service to the new address; but If Company does not
have such service available at the new address, the old Service Agreement shall, at the
option of Company, either be oensidered cancelled or Custemer remain liable thereunder.
If Company has service available at the new address to which a different Rate Sohedule
applies, a new Service Agreement, inoluding the applicable Rate Sohedule, will be •ffered
Customer. Company will make transfers of service as promptly as reasonably possible
after receipt of notice.
2C. SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS: Service Agreements shall inure to the benefit of and be
binding upon the respective heirs, legal representatives, and successors, by operation of
law, of the parties thereto, but shall be voluntarily assignable by either party only with
the written consent of the other, except that Company may, without Customer's consent,
assign any Service Agreement to any person or corp•ratien in any lawful way acquiring or
operating all or any part of Company's property used in supplying service under such agree-
mertt .
SECTION III - SUPPLYING AND TAKING OF ERVICE
21. POWER SUPPLY: Power supplied by Company shall be alternating current at approx-
imately 6^ cycles, unless otherwise specified in the Service Agreement or the Rat• Schedule
applicable to Customer's service.
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22. SUPPLYING OF SERVICE: Service will be supplied only under and pursuant to these
Service Regulatiens, and any modifications or additions thereto lawfully made and such appli-
cable rate or rates as may from time to time be lawfully fixed. Service will be supplied
under a given Rate Sohedule only at such points of delivery as are adjacent to facilities
of Company that are adequate and suitable as to capacity, phase, and voltage for the service
desired. Otherwise, special agreements between Customer and Company may be required.
23. CONTINUITY OF SERVICE: Company will use reasonable diligence to supply steady and
continuous service, but, does net guarantee the .errlce s,;sir.st irregularities cr Interrup-
tions. Company shall not be liable to Customer for any damages occasionod by Irregularities
or interruptions.
24. SUSaENSION OF SERVICE FOR REPAIRS AND CHANGES: (a) when necessary to mike
repairs to or changes in Company's plant, generating equipment, transmission or distribution
system, or ether property, Company may, without incurring any liability therefor, suspend
service for such periods as say he reasonably necessary and in such manner as ail. not
Inc envenienoe Customer unnecessarily.
(b) £here shall be no abatement of demand,minimum or similar onar;e for months in
which such suspensione do not exceed an aggregate of twenty-four hours. rher• shall be a
pro rata reduction in such charges for months in which suspensions excised twenty-four hours.
25. USE OF SERVICE: (a) Servio• shall b• supplied directly to Customer through Com-
pany's own meter, and shall be used by Customer only for the purposes specified in and in
accordance with the provisions of the S•rvlae Agreement. Service shall he for Customer's
use only, and under no circumstances may Customer or Customer's agent, or any other individ-
ual, association or cerporatten, install meters for the purpose of remetering, reselling,
`spa or otherwise disposing of service supplied Customer to 1esre•s, tenants, or others, except
in accordance with a Service Agreement of Company whioh specifically authorizes such us* of
the service. In no case shall Customer, except with the consent of Company, extend or con-
nect his Installation to lines across or under a street. alley, lane, court or avenue, or
ether public cr private space in order t• obtain service for adjacent property through •n•
meter, even though such adjacent property be vaned by Customer. In case of such unauthorized
remetering, sale, extension, or other dispositien of service, Company may immediately di s-
e entinue service t • Customer until such unauthorized act is discontinued and full payment is
made for ell service supplied or used, billed on proper classification and Rate Schedules,
and reimbursement in full made t o Company for all extra expenses incurred, including expenses
fer clerical work, testing, end inspectlons.
(b) No electric power and energy delivered under any Service Agreement shall be trans-
mitted or consumed outside the limits of the State of Texas. If any el•otric power and
energy I s being or 1a about to be transmitted or consumed outside the state, then the Serv-
ice Agreement under which the power and energy is furnished shall immediately cease and ter-
minate, and service to Customer will be discontinued until such time as arrangements satis-
factory to Cor.pany shall have been made by ;ustomer which will thereafter prevent the
transmission or consumption outside the state of power and energy delivered by Company
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26. LIGHTING ON POWER RATE SCHEDULE: Lighting servioe will not be supplied under any
power Rate Schedules unless so specified in such power Rats Schedule. Service supplied to
motor generators, any portion of the output of which is used for lighting purposes, shall
be considered lighting service.
27. TEMPORARY AND STANDBY SERVICE: (a) Temporary and standby servioe shall be
rendered only in accordance with the Rate Schedules for these types of service.
(b) In no event will Company supply power and energy for the purpose of starting or
furnishing excitation or other auxiliary service necessary to the operation of any Cus-
tomer's generating plant. Parallel operation of Customer's generating equipment with
Company's system is not permitted.
28. CUSTOMER'S RESPONSIBILITY: Customer assumes all responsibility on Customer's
side of the point of delivery for service supplied or taken, as well a-s for the electrical
installation, appliances, and apparatus used in connection therewith, and shall save Com-
pany harmless from and against all claims for injury or damage to persons or property occa-
sioned by or in any way resulting from such service or the use thereof on Customer's side
of the point of delivery.
29. RIGHT-OF-WAY: Without reimbursement, Customer shall rake or procure conveyance to
Company of right-of-way satisfactory to Company across the property owned or controlled by
Customer for Company's lines or extensions thereof or other facilities necessary or inoidcntal
to the supplying of servioe to Customer.
30. ACCESS TC PREMISES: The duly authorized agents of Company shall have access at all
reasonable hours to the premises of Customer for the purpose of inspecting wiring and
apparatus, removing or replaoing Company's property, reading of meters, and all other pur-
poses incident to the supplying of service.
31. LOCATION OF CUSTOMER'S SERVICE ENTRANCE CONDUCTORS: Customer's service entrance
conductors shall be located at a point readily accessible to Company's servioe drop, such
point to be determined by Company.
SECTION IV - CUSTOMER'S INSTALLATION
32. CUSTOMER'S FACILITIES FOR RECEIVING SERVICE: (a) Customer's facilities for
resolving service shall be installed in accordance with Company's standard "Specifications
for Electric Service and Meter Installations" on file at Company's office and hereby made a
part of these Service Regulations.
(b) In the event Company shall be required by any public authority to place under-
ground any portion of its wires, service-supply lines, or relocate any poles or feeders,
Customer, at his own expense, shall change the location of his Berries terminal to a point
re►.aily accessible to the new location.
33. NATURE AND USE OF INSTALLATION: (a) Customer shall not use any electrical equip-
ment so as to affect adversely Company's servioe to its customers. The use of Intermittent
equipment, such as welding machines, X-ray maohines, hoists, and similar apparatus, may
cause serious fluctuation of voltage and interfere with the service of Company to its cus-
tomers, and may interfere with reception of radio or television broadcssts. Service will be
supplied to such equipment only so long as its operation does not result in unsatisfactory 'M'
servioe to Customer or to other customers, or cause interference with radio or television
reception. If the operation of such equipment sauces unsatisfactory servioe or interference,
Customer must either discontinue use of such equipment or provide effective power factor or
other oorreotive equipment, or pay Company the post of making additions to or changes in
Company's facilities necessary to correct such condition. Failure on the part of Customer
to discontinue operation of the equipment which is causing unsatisfactory servioe or inter-
ference, or to comply with the foregoing requirements, if requested by Company, shall
entitle Company to discontinue all service to Customer. Circumstances may require such
intermittent equipment to be supplied and metered separately from other service, and, In
such event, Company shall bill such service on the appropriate schedule separately from
other service supplied to Customer.
(b) Where intermittent equipment is installed, Company may, at its option, determine
Customer's Demand for billing purposes on the basis of an interval shorter than fifteen
(15) minutes, or use Customer's total connected load in lieu of the measured demand,
regardless of any provision to the contrary that may be contained in any Rate Schedule.
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(o) When polyphase service is supplied by Company, Customer shall control the use thereof
so that the load at the point of delivery will be maintained in reasonable eleotrioal balance
between the phases.
34. POWER FACTOR: When fluoresoent, neon, zeon, or other hot or cold cathode types of
gaseous tube lighting having similar power factor oharaoteristios are installed and used, Cus-
tomer shall furnish, instal, and maintain at his own expense corrective apparatus designed to
maintain at not less than ninety per cent lagging the power factor of each unit of such equip-
ment or group of such equipment controlled as a unit by a single switch or its equivalent which
controls only such unit.
Company shall have the right to refuse or discontinue service to any such installation
made after October 1, 1940 until iustomer has complied with the foregoing provisions.
The determination of power factor shall be made by the wattmeter-voltmeter-ammeter method.
35. VOLTAGE AND PHASE OF MOTORS: oervioe to motors will be at any voltage and phase for
any size where the requested voltage and phase are available without special investment by
Company. If praotical, any voltage or phase requested by Customer will be furnished under con-
tractual arrangements providing for reimbursement to Company for any special investment
required.
Ordinarily, individual motor installations requiring less than 5 hp shall be single phase;
motors not exceeding 1/2 hp shall be for 115 volts; 3/4 hp motors shall be either 115 or 230
volts; and motors of 1 hp to 5 hp, 230 volts.
36. MOTOR-STARTING DEVICES: All motors rated at 10 hp or more shall be equipped with
suitable reduced voltage starting devices, unless the use of full voltage starting devices
shall have been approved in writing by Company's Engineering Department.
37. CHANGES IN INSTALLATION: As Company's service drop, transformers, meters, and other
facilities used in supplying service to Customer have a definite limited capacity, before mak-
ing any material changes or increases in Customer's installation, Customer shall give notioe
thereof to Company and obtain Company's consent thereto. Company as promptly as possible after
receipt of such notice will either give its written approval to the proposed change or increase,
or will advise Customer upon what conditions service can be supplied for such change or
increase.
38. INSPECTION BY COMPANY: Company shall have the right, but does not assume the duty,
to inspect Customer's installation at any time, and from time to time, and to refuse to com-
mence or to continue service if it should find such installation not to be in good operating
condition, but Company does not in any event assume any responsibility whatever in connection
with Customer's installation.
SECTION V - COMPANY'S INSTALLATION
39. INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE: Company will install and maintain its lines and
equipment on its side of the point of delivery and shall not be required to install or main-
tain any lines or equipment, except meters, on Customer's side of the point of delivery. Only
Company's agents are authorized to connect Company's service drop to Customer's service
entrance oonduotors.
40. CONNECTIONS TO CUSTOMER'S SERVICE: The service drop will be installed overhead. If
Customer desires to have the service drop installed in any other manner, special arrangement
will be made between Customer and Company whereby such service drop will be installed and main-
tained at Customer's expense.
41. PROTECTION BY CUSTOMER: Customer shall protect Company's wiring and apparatus on
Customer's premises and shall permit no one but Company's agents or persons authorized by law
to inspect or handle same. In the event of any loss or damage to such property of Company
caused by or arising out of carelessness, neglect, or misuse by Customer or other unauthorized
persons, the post of making good such loss or repairing such damage shall be paid by Customer.
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SECTION VI - METERING
42. INSTALLATION: Cempa%y will furnish and install necessary meter or meters, and Cus-
tomer shall provide and maintain locations for installation thereof free of expense and
satisfactory to Company.
43. EVIDENCE OF SERVICE USE: The registration of Company's meter shall be aeoepted
and received at all times and places as prima facie evidence of the amount of power and
energy taken by Customer.
Demands measured in hp or kw as the case may be will be billed as follows: fractions
less than one-half will be dropped; fractions of one-half or more will be considered as the
next higher whole number.
44. TESTS: Company will test its meters and maintain their aocuraoy of registration
in accordance with good practice. On request of Customer, Company will make special tests.
If any such special test shows the average registration of a meter to be in error by more
than 2% for energy use or 4% for demand use, Company will bear the post of the test. If the
error is less than these amounts, Customer shall, at Company's option, bear the cost of the
test, and the minimum charge therefor will be $1.00. The average registration accuracy of a
meter shall be taken as the mean of full load (100% of rated load) accuracy, and light load
(10% of rated load) accuracy.
SECTION VII - BILLING
45. BILLING PERIODS: bill. ordinarily will be rendered at ..onthly intervals, but may
be rendered more or less frequently at Company's option, in which event the length of the
blocks in the rate schedule will be changed proportionately. Non-receipt of bills by Cus-
tomer shall not release or diminish the obligation of Customer with respect to payment
thereof.
46. SEPARATE BILLING FOR EACH POINT OF DELIVERY: At each point of delivery, use of
service shall be metered separately for each Customer served. whenever for any reason Com-
pany furnishes two or more meter installations for a single Customer, or supplies service
under a Rate Schedule which does not require a meter, esoh point of metering and/or point of
delivery where no meter is required shall be considered as a separate service. A separate
Servios agreement will be required and bills will be separately calculated for each suoh
separate service.
47: APPLICABILITY OF RESIDENTIAL RATE SCHEDULE: Private dwellings in which space is
occasionally used for the conduct of business by a person residing therein will be served
under the appropriate Rate Schedule for residential service. Where a portion of a dwelling
is regularly employed for the conduct of business, the electricity used in that portion will
be separately metered and billed on the appropriate Rate Schedule for general servioe. If
separate circuits are not provided by Customer, the entire premises will be classified as
non-residential and billed accordingly. The Rate Sohedule for residential servioe will not
apply to service rendered through one meter to apartment houses and to recognized rooming
and/or boarding houses.
48. PAYMENT OF BILLS: (a) All bills for service are due within ten days from the
date of rendition, and if not paid within that time will be considered past due and service
may be disconnected upon 48 hours' written notice to Customer. When so disconnected, serv-
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ice will not be restored until all bills, together with any expense of diseonneoting and
reoonneoting the servioe, are paid.
(b) Discount or net rate will be allowed only when provided for in the Rate Schedule
and only if payment is made in full at the rate specified in the schedule under which bill
is rendered, and when payment is received by an authorized agent of Company at Company's
office, stated in the application or contract, before the regular closing hour of suoh
office on the last day of discount or net rate period, and when no previous bill for service
remains unpaid. Such payments by mail, properly stamped, addressed, and mailed on or before
the last day of discount period, as evidenced by United States' postmark, will also be deemed
to be payment within suoh period. When the last day of discount falls on a legal holiday,
the discount period will inolude the next business day.
49. CHARGE FOR RESTORING SERVICE: If service to Customer is discontinued for non-
payment of bill or other violation of the Service Agreement, before service is re-established,
Customer shall pay Company all cost of discontinuing and re-establishing service, but not
less than $1.00.
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50. THEFT OF SERVICE: In any case of tampering with meter insta].latior. or interfering
with the proper working thereof, or any other theft of servioe by any person., or evidence of
any such tampering, interfering, theft or service diversion by whomsoever done, Customer
411. shall .be liable to immediate discontinuance of service as provided in Paragraph 18 of these
Service Regulations, and Company shall be entitled to oolleot from Customer at the appropri-
ate rate for all power ar.d energy not recorded or, the meter by reason of such tampering,
interfering, or other theft or service diversion (the amount of which may be estimated by
Company from the best available data), and also for all expenses incurred by Company or.
account of unauthorized act or acts.
51 . SELECTION OF RATE SCHEDULE: (a) When a prospective Customer makes application
for service, Company will, upon request, assist in the selection of the Rate Schedule most
favorable to Customer for the service requested. The selection will be based on the prospec-
tive Customer's statement as to the class of service desired, the amount and ma::ner of use,
and any other pertinent information, which statement will be recorded and filed with the
application. Company shall not be liable for any errors in connection therewith.
(b) If through error a Service Agreement is entered into in which a Rate Schedule not
applicable to the class of service taken is specified, on disccvery of the error all bills
rendered during the preceding twelve months shall be reoaloulated in aocordanoe with the
lowest, properly applicable Rate Schedule, and any excess paid shall be refunded by Company,
or any balance due shall be paid by Customer, as the case may be.
52. CHANGE TO OPTIONAL RATE SCHEDULE: A Customer being billed under one of two or
more optional Rate Schedules applicable to his class of service may elect to be billed on
any other applicable Rate Schedule by notifying Company in writing, and Company will bill
Customer under such elected schedule from and after the date of the next meter reading. How-
ever, a Customer having made suoh a change of Rate Schedule may not make another such change
within the next twelve months unless during such period there have been issued changed or
adoitional Rate Schedules applicable to Customer's class of service.
53. CANCELLATION WITHIN PERIOD LF SERVICE AGREEMENT: Nhen a Customer, taking service
under a schedule which because of its long term gives Customer benefits not available under
a Rate Schedule for a shorter term, discontinues taking service prior to the expiration of
his Service Agreement, such Customer will be considered to have taken service under the Rate
Schedule applicable to the term during which service has been supplied. All Lille previously
441. rendered shall be recalculated according to the Rate Schedule properly applicable and the
total thereof, less the amount actually paid, shall be included in the final bill. If the
Rate Schedule properly applicable provides that any costs of labor, materials, and supplies
required in providing and discontinuing service shall be paid by Customer, such charges also
will be added to the final bill. If the discontinuance by Customer is a breach of the Service
Agreement, the right of Company to oolleot the sums mentioned herein shall be in addition to
all other rights it may have on account of such breach.
SECTION VIII - DEPOSITS
54. WHEN REQUIRED: On all Service Agreements, Company may, at any time during the life
thereof, require a deposit or guarantee satisfaotory to Company to seoure the payment of bills
as they become due. Such deposit or guarantee may be held in its entirety by Company until
final aettlement of Customer's account, and any balance remaining will be held subjeot to
Customer's order without interest from the date of final settlement as provided in Customer's
Deposit Reoeipt. The amount of such deposit will be not less than twice the average monthly
bill of Customer as estimated by Company from Customer's statement in his application for sorv-
ice or as thereafter ascertained.
55. INTEREST: All oasis deposits made by Customer to secure payment of bills will draw
interest at the rate of 6% per annum, as provided in Customer's Deposit Receipt. Interest due
at date of discontinuance of service will be credited on final bills of Customer.
SECTION IX - APPLICATION OF AND CHANGES AND ADDITIONS TO SERVICE
REGULATIONS AND RATE SCHEDULES - CONFLICTS
56. APPLICATION OF SERVICE REGULATIONS AND RATE SCHEDULES: All Service Agreements at
present in effect or that may be entered into in the future are made expressly subject to
these Servic♦ Regulations and any modifications hereof that may be lawfully made, and subject
to all applicable existing Rate Schedules and any lawfully made changes therein, substitutions
therefor, or additions thereto. When practicable, thirty days' notice, either by mail or by
publication inlooal newspapers, will be given to any Customer affected by any such change,
addition, or substitution.
57. CONFLICTS: In case of conflict between any provision of a Rate Sohedule and of
these Service Regulations, the provision of the Rate Schedule shall prevail, except where
specifically provided to the contrary in these Service Regulations.
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3-51 TEXAS POWER & LIGHT COMPANY Revised March 1, 1951
Code 103
RESIDENTIAL SERVICE
SCHEDULE RS-3
APPLICATION
Applionble to any customer in areas deoignated by Company for all electric service used for resi-
dential purposes in an individual private dwelling or an individually-metered apartment supplied at
one point of delivery and measured through one meter.
Not applicable to resale or breakdown service it aty event, nor to temporary, standby, or supple-
mentary service except in conjunction with applicable rider.
NET MONTHLY RATE •
$1.70, which includes the use of 10 kwh
4.7 ' per kwh next 65 kwh
2.61 per kwh next 100 kwh
1.80 per kwh all additional kwh, except
1.5 ' per kwh for service to approved water heaters as provided below
For each kw in excess of 9, add 75 kwh to the 4.7# block
Minimum: $1.70 plus $1.50 for each kw in excess of 9
• Company reserve.; the right to read meters at other than monthly intervals, and to bill customers
on the basis of proportionate changes in the length of the blocks of the rate schedule.
The water heater rate of 1.5 ' per kwh is available only to electric range customers who have in
service an eleetrio water heater with off-peak control approved by Company. It applies to kwh
in excess of 175 plus 75 per kw In excess of 9, and is limited to 8 kwh per gallon of tank capac-
ity. For kwh in excess of these amounts. the 1.8# per xwh rate applies.
Plus 0.1 mill per kwh of energy taken for each full one-half cent by which the average cost per
million British thermal units of all fuel delivered at the points of firing at Company's thermal
power plants during the three months' period ending one month previous to the wonth under con-
sideration was alcove five cents.
Minus or plus one-half of one per cent of the amount computed at the above stated rate for each
whole point in the "All Commodities" index below 100 or above 175, respectively. For this pur-
pose there shall be employed the average of the twelve most recently published monthly values
for the "All Commodities" index taken from "Wholesale Prices" compiled by the United States
Department of Labor (adjusted to a 1926 brae if any other date should be employed for the base
by the United States Department of Labor). A new determination of such twelve-month average
shall be made at the beginning of each calendar quarter, and the figure so found shall apply
for billing for the whole of such quarter. Failure at any time and from time to tine to apply
this provision in the event of variation in such "All Commodities" index shall not constitute
waiver of rights to apply subsequently such provision above said index of 175.
Plus the proportionate part of any new tax, or increased rate of tax, or governmental imposition
or charge (except state, county, city, and special district ad valorem taxes and any taxes on
net income) levied or assessed against the Company or upon its electric business, or imposed
upon the Company under its fuel purchase contracts, as the result of any new or amended laws or
ordinanees after January 1, 1951.
DETERMINATION OF KW
The kw supplied during the 15-minute period of maximum use during the current month, as deter-
mined by Company's demand meter.
TYPE OF SERVICE
Company will supply single or three phase service at 60 cycles and any standard voltages avail-
able from its distributicn system and through one standard transformation, but will in any event
supply a voltage for lighting service at the point of delivery if desired by customer. Where entire
service cannot be measured at one utilisation voltage with one standard type meter, it will be meas-
ured at primary voltage.
PAYMENT
Bills are due when rendered, and become past due if not paid within ten days thereafter. Serv-
ice to customers having past due bills may be discontinued as provided in Company's Service Regula-
tions, and an additional charge of not less than $1.00 will be made before service is restored.
CONTRACT PERIOD
As provided for in the agreement for service.
NOTICE
This established schedule is subject to any change authorized by law, and to the provisions of
Company's Service Regulations.
5'49 Revised June 1, 1949
TEXAS POWER & LIGHT COMPANY
STANDARD SPECIFICATIONS FOR CONTROLLED WATER HEATERS
To qualify for the water heater step of the Residential Service ratio, Customer must
also have in service an electric range, and the water heater shall conform to the
following specifications:
1. The water heater must be of the storage type with a tank of not less than forty
gallons capacity, effectively insulated.
2. The water heater shall be equipped with two non-inductive, 230-volt heating
elements for single-phase service. The upper heating element shall not consume
energy at a rate in excess of 30 watts per gallon of tank capacity to nearest
multiple of 250 watts. The lower heating element shall not consume energy at a
rate in excess of 20 watts per gallon of tank capacity to nearest multiple of
250 watts. The heating elements shall be interlocked so that they cannot operate
simultaneously. The upper element and the thermostat controlling it shall be
installed so that not more than 25 per cent of the tank's capacity i s above the
center line of that element and the controlling thermostat.
3. The water heater shall be equipped with an approved time switch for controlling
the electric service, -which shall be available only during the "off-peak" hours
specified by Company. The "off-peak" hours for water heating may vary with loca-
tions and shall be subject t o change, but the total number of "off-peak" hours
for each day shall be not less than 15. Until further notice, the hours when
water heaters must be disconnected from the line are as follows:
From 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon
From 1:00 p.m, to 4:00 p.m.
From 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
The time switch shall be an electrically-operated type and of the proper rating,
with provisions for the necessary "on" and "off" operations each day. The General
Electric Company switch, Type T-43, or its equivalent, shall be used. Electric
service to the timing mechanism shall be oonneeted ahead of the customer's service
entrance switch and fuses. The time switch shall be installed near the watt-hour
meter and in a place readily accessible to Company's agent. It shall be sealed,
and subject to inspection and adjustment by Company's agent, and the seal shall
not be broken mor shall the clock be adjusted except by Company's agent. The time
switch shall be furnished, installed, and maintained at Company's expense.
3-51 Revised Maron 1, 1951
Codes 120 and 121
TEXAS POWER & LIGHT COMPANY
FARM POWER SERVICE
RIDER PS
APPLICATION
'this Rider will apply Sr, oonjunotlon with the applicable Residen-
tial Ssrv!oo Rats to Farm Power Service, where such service is supplied
and metered with the residential service. Customer will, however,
lnatall or re-arranda his wiring so as to permit the separate registra-
tion of residential service demands when the sum of the name-plate rat-
ings of all residential service equipment indicates a probable
residential service demand in excess of 9 kw.
Farm Foyer Service is defined as service used on the farm. other
than for residential purposes, for producing agricultural, dairy, and
poultry products, and livestock, including the usual farm processing
of such products. However, where electric service is used on • farm
for strictly eo•emercial or industrial purposes, such as processing,
preparing, or distributing products of o-tc,ere, such service will be
billed or the applicable 0er.eral Service Rate.
Not applicable to temporary, breakdown, standby, supplementary,
or resale service.
The ter.i of the Agreement for Servtee and the Rate Schedule are
modified only as shown herein.
NET MONTHLY RATE
For each ka or Farm Power Domand, the 65 kwh block of the Residen-
tial Service Rate will be increased as follows:
1. Add 50 kwh for each of the first 10 kw
2. Add 100 kwh for 'soh kw in excess of 10
DETEFtMiNATION OF FARM POWER DEMAND
The kw of Farm Power Service in excess of one kw, determined to
the nearest kw rrom the sus of the name-plate ratings of all such equip-
ment connected.
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3-51 TEXAS POWER & LIGHT COMPANY Revised March 1, 1951
Code 203
GENERAL SERVICE (SMALL)
SCHEDULE 0S-3
APPLICATION
Applicable to any customer in areas designated by Company for all electric service supplied at
one point of delivery and measured through one meter.
Not applicable to resale or breakdown service in any event, nor to temporary, standby, or supple-
mentary service except in conjunction with applicable rider.
NET MONTHLY RATE •
$1.70, which includes the use of 10 kwh
4.71 per kwh next 300 kwh
3.0 ' per kwh next 450 kwh
2.01 per kwh next 2,500 kwh
1.6/ per kwh next 3,000 kwh
1.0/ per kwh all additional kwh
For each kw in excess of 4, add 75 kwh to the 4.71 block
Minimum: a) Single-phase service, $1.70
b) Three-phase service, $3.00 plus $1.50 for each kw in excess of 4
• Company reserves the right to read meters at other than monthly intervals, and to bill customers
on the basis of proportionate changes in the length of the blocks of the rate schedule.
Plus 0.1 mill per kwh of energy taken for each full one-half cent by which the average cost per
million British thermal units of all fuel delivered at the points of firing at Company's thermal
power plants during the three months' period ending one month previous to the month under con-
sideration was above five cents.
Minus or plus one-half of one per cent of the amount computed at the above stated rate for each
whole point in the "All Commodities" index below 100 or above 175, respectively. For this pur-
pose there shall be employed the average of the twelve most recently published monthly values
for the "All Commodities" index taken from "Wholesale Prides" compiled by the United States
Department of Labor (adjusted to a 1926 base if any other date should be employed for the base
by the United States Department of Labor) . A new determination of such twelve-month average
shall be made at the beginning of each calendar quarter, and the figure so found shall apply
for billing for the whole of such quarter. Failure at any time and from time to time to apply
this provision in the event of variation in such "All Commodities" index shall not constitute
waiver of rights to apply subsequently such provision above said index of 175.
Plus the proportionate part of any new tax, or increased rate of tax, or governmental imposition
or charge (except state, county, city, and special district ad valorem taxes and any taxes on
net income) levied or assessed against the Company or upon its electric business, or imposed
upon the Company under its fuel purchase contracts, as the result of any new or amended laws or
ordinances after January 1, 1951.
DETERMINATION OF KV
The kw supplied during the 15-minute period of maximum use during the current month, as deter-
mined by Company's demand meter.
TYPE OF SERVICE
Company will supply single or three phase service at 60 cycles and any standard voltages avail-
able from its distribution system and through one standard transformation, but will in any event
supply a voltage for lighting service at the point of delivery if desired by customer. Where entire
service Cannot be measured at one utilization voltage with one standard type meter, it will be meas-
ured at primary voltage.
PAYMENT
Bills are due when rendered, and become past due if not paid within ten days thereafter. Serv-
ice to customers having past due bills may be discontinued as provided in Company's Service Regula-
tions, end an additional charge of not less than $1.00 will be made before service is restored.
CONTRACT PERIOD
As provided for in the agreement for service.
NOTICE
This established schedule is subject to any change authorized by law, and to the provisions of
Company's Service Regulations.
..� 3-51 TEXAS POWER & LIGHT COMPANY Revised March 1, 1951
Code 324
GENERAL SERVICE (MEDIUM)
SCHEDULE LP-20
APPLICATION
Applicable to any customer for all electric service supplied at one point of delivery and meas-
ured through one meter.
Not applioable to resale or breakdown service in any event, nor to temporary, standby, or sup-
plementary service except in conjunction with applioable rider.
NET MONTHLY RATE
$36.00 first 20 kw, or less, of Demand
1.55 per kw all additional kw of Demand, and
2.4d per kwh first 1,500 kwh
2.O5e per kwh next 3,000 kwh
1.6.' per kwh next 3,500 kwh
1.O ' per kwh next 12,000 kwh
.9i per kwh all additional kwh
Minimum: $1.50 for each kw of the highest Demand established during the 12 months ending with
the current month, but not less than the charge for the current monthly Demand as
defined below.
r Plus 0.1 mill per kwh of energy taken for each full one-half Dent by which the average cost permillion British thermal units of all fuel delivered at the points of firing at Company's thermal
power plants during the three months' period ending one month previous to the month under con-
sideration was above five cents.
Minus or plus one-half of one per cent of the amount computed at the above stated rate for each
whole point in the "All Commodities" index below 100 or above 175, respectively. For this pur-
pose there shall be employed the average of the twelve most recently published monthly values
for the "All Commodities" index taken from "Wholesale Prices" compiled by the United States
Department of Labor (adjusted to a 1926 base if any other date should be employed for the base
by the United States Department of Labor). A new determination of such twelve-month average
C shall be made at the beginning of each calendar quarter, and the figure so found shall apply
for billing for the whole of such quarter. Failure at any time and from time to time to apply
this prevision in the event of variation in such "All Commodities" index shall not constitute
waiver of rights to apply subsequently such provision above said index of 175.
Plus the proportionate part of any new tax, or increased rate of tax, or governmental imposition
or charge (except state, county, city, and special district ad valorem taxes and any taxes on
net income) levied or assessed against the Company or upon its electric business, or imposed
upon the Company under its fuel purchase contracts, as the result of any new or amended laws or
ordinances after January 1, 1951.
DETERMINATION OF DEMAND
The kw supplied during the 15-minute period of maximum use during the current month as determined
by Company's demand meter, but not less than:
1. Twenty-five per cent of the highest Demand established during the twelve months ending with
current month.
2. Twenty-five per cent of the maximum amount of service contracted for.
TYPE OF SERVICE
Company will supply single or three phase service at 60 cycles and any standard voltages availa-
ble from its distribution system and through one standard transformation, but will in any event supply
a voltage for lighting service at the point of delivery if desired by customer. ' here entire service
cannot be measured at one utilization voltage with one standard type meter, it will be measured at
primary voltage.
PAYMENT
Bills are due when rendered, and become past due if not paid within ten days thereafter. Service
to customers having past due bills may be discontinued as provided in Company's Service Regulations,
and an additional charge of not less than $5.00 will be made before service is restored.
. CONTRACT PERIOD
As provided for in the agreement for service.
NOTICE
Com aphis established schedule is subject to any change authorized by law, and to the provisions of
P Y vice Regulations.
3-51 TEXAS POWER & LIGHT COMPANY Revised March 1, 1951
Code 326
GENERAL SERVICE (LARGE)
SCHEDULE LP-200
APPLICATION
Applioabls to any customer for all electric service supplied at one point of delivery and meas-
ured through one meter.
Not applicable to resale or breakdown service in any event, nor to temporary, standby, or supple-
mentary servios exoept in conjunction with applicable rider.
NET MONTHLY RATE
$385.00 first 200 kw, or less, of Demand
1.25 per kw all additional kw of Demand, and
1.0' per kwh first 20,000 kwh
.9d per kwh next 30,000 kwh
.8i per kwh next 100,000 kwh
.5 per kwh all additional kwh
Minimum monthly bill: The demand charge for the highest Demand in the twelve-month period ending
with the current month, but not more than an amount sufficient to make the total charges during
such period equal to twelve times said demand charge, except that the minimum bill shall be not
less than the charge for the current monthly Demand nor less than $385.00.
Plus 0.1 mill per kwh of energy taken for each full one-half Dent by which the average cost per
million British thermal units of all fuel delivered at the points of firing at Company's thermal
power plants during the three months' period ending one month previous to the month under con-
sideration was above five cents.
Minus or plus one-half of one per cent of the amount computed at the above stated rate for each
whole point in the "All Commodities" index below 100 or above 175, respectively. For this pur-
pose there shall be employed the average of the twelve most recently published monthly values
for the "All Commodities" index taken from 'Wholesale Prices" compiled by the United States
Department of Labor (adjusted to a 1926 base if any other date should be employed for the base
by the United States Department of Labor). A new determination of such twelve-month average
shall be made at the beginning of each calendar quarter, and the figure so found shall apply
for billing for the whole of such quarter. Failure at any time and from time to time to apply
this provision in the event of variation in such "All Commodities" index shall not constitute
waiver of rights to apply subsequently such provision above said index of 175.
Plus the proportionate part of any newt ax, or increased rate of tax, or governmental imposition
or charge (except state, county, city, and special district ad valorem taxes and any taxes on
net income) levied or assessed against the Company or upon its electric business, or imposed
upon the Company under its fuel purchase contracts, as the result of any new or amended laws or
ordinances after January 1, 1951.
DETERMINATION OF DEMAND
The average kw supplied during the three 15-minute periods of maximum use during the current month,
as determined by Company's demand meter, but not less than 200 kw.
TYPE OF SERVICE
Company will supply single or three phase service at 60 cycles and any standard voltages available
from its distribution system and through one standard transformation, but will in any event supply a
voltage for lighting service at the point of delivery if desired by customer. Where entire service
cannot be measured at one utilization voltage with one standard type meter, it will be measured at
primary voltage.
PRIMARY SERVICE CREDIT
If customer takes service at 12,500 volts or directly from an established transmission line
substation of Company at 4,160 volts or higher and furnishes and maintains transformers and proteotive
devices, a credit from the demand charge will be allowed as follows:
20V per kw first 100 kw of Demand
10g' per kw next 900 kw of Demand
55t per kw in excess of 1,000 kw of Demand
PAYMENT
Bills are due when rendered, and become past due if not paid within ten days thereafter. Service
to customers having past due bills may be disoontinued as provided in Company's Service Regulations,
and an additional charge of not less than $5.00 will be made before service is restored.
CONTRACT PERIOD
As provided for in the agreement for service.
NOTICE
This established sohedule is subject to any change authorized by law, and to the provisions of
Company's Service Regulations.
3-51 TEXAS POtrER & LIGHT COMPANY Revised March 1, 1951
TRANSMISSION LINE SERVICE (GENERAL) Code 333
SCHEDULE LP-3000
APPLICATION
Applicable to any customer for all electric service supplied at one point of delivery and measured
through one meter.
Not applicable to resale or breakdown service in any event, nor to temporary, standby, or supple-
mentary service except in conjunction with applicable rider.
NET MONTHLY RATE
$3,925.00 first 3000 kw, or less, of Demand
1.25 per kw all additional kw of Demand, and
.759/ per kwh first 50,000 kwh
.45i per kwh all additional kwh
Minimum: $1.65 for each kw of the highest Demand established during the 12 months ending with
the current month.
Plus 0.1 mill per kwh of energy taken for each full one-half cent by which the average cost per
million British thermal units of all fuel delivered at the points of firing at Company's thermal
power plants during the three months' period ending one month previous to the month under con-
sideration was above five cents.
Minus or plus one-half of one per cent of the amount computed at the above stated rate for each
whole point in the "All Commodities" index below 100 or above 175, respectively. For this pur-
pose there shall be employed the average of the twelve most recently published monthly values
for the "All Commodities" index taken from "Wholesale Prices" compiled by the United States
Department of Labor (adjusted to a 1926 base if any other date should be employed for the base
by the United States Department of Labor) . A new determination of such twelve-month average
shall be made at the beginning of each calendar quarter, and the figure so found shall apply
for billing for the whole of such quarter. Failure at any time and from time to time to apply
this provision in the event of variation in such "All Commodities" index shall not constitute
waiver of rights to apply subsequently such provision above said index of 175.
Plus the proportionate part of any new tax, or increased rate of tax, or governmental imposition
or charge (except state, county, city, and special district ad valorem taxes and any taxes on
net income) levied or assessed against the Company or upon its electric business, or imposed
upon the Company under its fuel purchase contracts, as the result of any new or amended laws or
ordinances after January 1, 1951.
DETERMINATION OF DEMAND
The average kw supplied during the three 15-minute periods of maximum use during the current
month, as determined by Company's demand meter, but not less than 3000 kw.
TYPE OF SERVICE
Service will be delivered and metered at 60,000 volts or higher except that Company may elect
to meter at less than the delivery voltage, in which event an adjustment will be made to cover
transformer losses by incrasing the demand and energy registrations, for billing purposes, by a
calculated percentage to be stipulated in the Agreement For Electric Service of which this Schedule
' constitutes a part.
PAYMENT
Bills are due when rendered, and become past due if not paid within ten days thereafter. Service
to customers having past due bills may be discontinued as provided in Company's Service Regulations,
and an additional charge of not less than $5.00 will be made before service is restored.
CONTRACT PERIOD
As provided for in the agreement for service.
NOTICE
This established schedule is subject to any change authorized by law, and to the provisions of
Company's Service Regulations.
5-.49 Revie d dune 1, 1949
C;.d.s 282 & 203
TEXAS POWER & LIGHT COMPANY
STANDBY AND SUPPLEMENTARY SERVICE
RIDER S-1
APPLICATION
This Rider applies in conjunction with the applicable Residential or General Service
Rate to any customer for all standby and supplementary electric service supplied at on:
point of delivery and measured through one meter.
This Rider applies to service for customers who have another source of power avail-
able, not held solely for emergency use, for which th. Compa:ly°s service may be substituted
either directly cr indirectly. Service under this Rider will be furnished only whon and
where Company has sufficient capacity in lines, transformers and generating equipment avail
able for supplying the service.
Service will be supplied to equipment which may be concurrently opere.ted from another
source only If protective devices specified by Company are provided. Company may, at its
option, require the customer to install a device t limit the amount of power to be supplied
by Company, such device to be approved, sealed and controlled by Company„
Not applicable to resale, temporary or breakdown service.
The terms of the Agreement for Servioo and the Rate Schedule are modified only as
shown herein.
BILLING
In aocordarce with the terms of the Rate Schedule to which this Rider is attached,
subject to the provisions of this Rider,
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MINIMUM MCNTHLY BILL
The amount computed under the applicable Rat Schedule for a demand equal to the
currently effective Reserved Capacity and a consumption of 100 kwh per kw cf Rosery d
Capacity,
RESERVED CAPACITY
Tha kw supplied during the 15+minute period cf maximum use during the current month,
e.s determined by Company's demand meter, but not less than
1. The maximum kw specified in th. Agreement for Service„
2. The maximum kw previously established.
3. 200 kw for Schedule LP-200; 20 kw for Schedule LP--20; 2 kw for other General
Service Rates; or 1 kw for Residential Service Rates.
CONTRACT PERIOD
As specified in the Agreement for Service to which attached,
5-49 Revised June 1, 1949
Codes 284 & 285
TEXAS POWER & LIGHT COMPANY
SHORT-TERM SERVICE
RIDER S-2
APPLICATION
This Rider applies in aonjunotion with the applicable Residential or General Serv-
ice Rate to any customer for all Short-Term Service supplied at one point of delivbry
and measured through one meter.
Short-Term Service is defined as temporary or recurring seasonal service that is
supplied for less than twelve consecutive months.
Service under this Rider will be furnished only when and where Company has suffi-
cient capa^ity in lines, transformers, and generating equipment available for supplying
the service.
Not applicable to breakdown, standby, supplementary, or resale service.
The terms of the Agreement f or Service and the Rate Schedule are modified only as
shown herein.
CONNECTION CHARGE
For "temporary" service, customer shall pay Company in advance the estimated cost
•f all materials, supplies, and labor for installing and removing the necessary wires
and equipment required to furnish service.
NET MONTHLY RATE
(a) The charges specified in the applicable Residential or General Service Rate
plus 1096, or for recurring seasonal service only, at customer's option -
(b) The charges specified in the applicable Residential or General Service Rate
for the period service is supplied, plus the minimum charges applicable under
such rate for the remaining portion of the twelve-month period that service is
not supplied.
Minimum: As provided in the applicable Residential or General Service Rat• and
this Rider, but not less than $1.50 for the entire period service is supplied.
DETERMINATION OF KW
As provided in the applicable Residential or General Service Rate, except that
when the period of service is thirty days or less, or the service is used for flood-
lighting purposes, Company may, at its opt fen, estimate the kw as the sum of the name-
plate ratings of all electrical equipment instal led.
BILLING PERIOD
This Rider will be appl9.ed en the basis of the actual length of time service is
supplied, except that where service is supplied for less than thirty days, billing will
be •n the basis of a full month. Bills will be rendered monthly or weekly (or at the
close of the service period if less than one week), at the option •f Company.
3-51 Revised March 1, 1951
Codes 278 and 279
TEXAS POWER & LIGHT COMPANY
SCHOOL ELECTRIC KITCHENS
RIDER SK
APPLICATION
At customer's option, this Rider will be applied in conjunction with
the applicable General Service Rate to that portion of the service supplied
to any educational institutior, for cooking and/or water heating used for
instructional purposes, including the operation of other electric kitchen
aide, such as dish washers, refrigerators, mixers, sterilizers, and the like,
where a separate olrcuit (or circuits) is provided to permit cietering elec-
tricity used for such purposes separately from that used for other school
purposes. Lighting of the space which houses such kitchen equipment may also
be included when supplied from the same circuit.
Not applicable to temporary, breakdown, standby, supplementary or
resale service.
The terms of the Agreement for Service and the Rate Schedule are
modified only as shown herein.
RATE
a) For energy used for kitchen purposes, as above described,
2.10 per kwh, but not less than $1.00 per month, subject to
the adjustments contained in the applicable Rate Sohedule
to which this Rider is attached.
b) For all service used for other purposes, in accordance
with the terms of the Rate Schedule to which this Rider
is attached.
TERM
As specified in the Agreement for Service to which attached.
3-51 TEXAS POWER & LIGHT COMPANY Revised March 1, 1951
FLAT RATE SERVICE
SCHEDULE AL
APPLICATION
Applicable to alternating current service for signs, show windows, display windows, spectacular
lighting, awning lighting every night es shown, and for any other type of load which is operated con-
tinuously for 24 hours each day. Customer shall install and maintain all wiring, fixtures, and lamps,
and where necessary a time switch, to be under Company control.
NET MONTHLY RATE
(a) For Dusk to 11:00 p.m. Service (Code 291)
1.0e per watt for first 100 watts of connected load
.7i per watt for next 750 watts of connected load
.5 ' per watt for all excess watts of connected load
Minimum: 50e per month in conjunction with the use of lighting service on a metered
rate, or $1.00 per month if no other service is taken.
(b) For Dusk to Dawn Service (Code 292)
1.5d per watt for first 100 watts of connected load
1.0e per watt for next 750 watts of connected load
.75¢ per watt for all excess watts of connected load
Minimum: 50e per month in conjunction with the use of lighting service on a metered
rate, or $1.00 per month if no other service is taken.
(c) For 24 Hour Service (Code 296)
3.0e per watt for first 100 watts of connected load
2.0e per watt for next 750 watts of connected load
1.5e per watt for all excess watts of connected load
Minimum: 50e per month in conjunction with the use of lighting service on a metered
rate, or $1.00 per month if no other service is taken.
Minus or plus one-half of one per Dent of the amount computed at the above stated rate for each
whole point in the "All Commodities" index below 100 or above 175, respectively. For this pur-
pose there shall be employed the average of the twelve most recently published monthly values
for the "All Commodities" index taken from "Wholena'e Prices" compiled by the United States
Department of Labor (adjusted to a 1926 base if = : other date should be employed for the base
by the United States Department of Labor). A nee determination of such twelve-month average
shall be made at the beginning of each calendar quarter, and the figure so found shall apply
for billing for the whole of such quarter. Failure at any time and from time to time to apply
this provision in the event of variation in such "All Commodities" index shall not constitute
waiver of rights to apply subsequently such provision above said index of 175.
Plus the proportionate part of any new tax, or increased rate of tax, or governmental imposition
or charge (except state, county, city, and special district ad valorem taxes and any taxes on
net income) levied or assessed against the Company or upon its electric business, or imposed
upon the Company under its fuel purchase contract, as the result of any new or amended laws or
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ordinances after January 1, 1951.
CONNECTED LOAD
For billing purposes, the Connected Load will be the total watts connected at one location. For
Neon type signs, one volt ampere shall be considered the equivalent of 3/4 watt.
PAYMENT
Bills are due when rendered, and become past due if not paid within ten days thereafter. Service
to customers having past due bills may be discontinued ds provided in Company's Service Regulations,
and an additional charge of not less than $1.00 will be made before service is restored.
CONTRACT PERIOD
As provided for in the agreement for service.
'r. NOTICE
This established schedule is subject to any change authorized by law, and to the provisions of
Company's Service Regulations .
3-5l TEXAS POKER & LIGHT COMPANY Revised March 1, 1951
Codes 293 & 294
AWNING AND STREET LIGHTING FLAT RATE
SCHEDULE SL
APPLICATION
Applicable to alternating current lighting service for awning lights and street lights. Company
will install and maintain all wiring, fixtures, and lamps, except as hereinafter specified. Company
will control and cause the lamps to burn every night as shown.
NET MONTHLY RATE
Multiple Service: (Code 293) Dusk to 11 P.L. Dusk to Dawn
For each 60 watt lamp $ .75 $ 1.15
For each 75 watt lamp .90 1.40
For each 100 watt lamp 1.15 1.80
For each 150 watt lamp 1.65 2.50
For each 200 watt lamp 2.10 3.20
For each 300 watt lamp 3.05 4.50
For each 450 watt (M.V.) lamp 4.20 6.25
For each 500 watt lamp 4.50 6.75
For each 750 watt lamp 6.30 9.50
For each 1,000 watt lamp 7.50 12.00
Series Service: (Code 294)
(a) Overhead Street Lighting
For each 100 C. P. lamp $1.60
For each 250 C. P. lamp 3.00
For each 400 C. P. lamp 4.00
For each 600 C. P. lamp 5.50
(b) Whiteway and Ornamental Lighting.
(Customer to install and maintain poles, underground wiring and glassware)
For each 250 C. P. lamp $2.50
For each 400 C. P. lamp 3.50
For •ach 600 C. P. lamp 4.50
Minus or plus one-half of one per cent of the amount computed at the above stated rate for each
whole point in the "All Commodities" index below 100 or above 175, respectively. For this pur-
pose there shall be employed the average of the twelve most recently published monthly values
for the "All Commodities" index taken from "Wholesale Prices" compiled by the United States
Department of Labor (adjusted to a 1926 base if any other date should be employed for the base
by the United States Department of Labor). A new determination of such twelve-month average
shall be made at the beginning of each calendar quarter, and the figure so found shall apply
for billing for the whole of such quarter. Failure at any time and from time to time to apply
this provision in the event of variation in such "All Commodities" index shall not constitute
waiver of rights to apply subsequently such provision above said index of i75.
Plus the proportionate part of any new tax, or ,creased rate of tax, or governmental inposition
or charge (except state, county, pity, and special district ad valorem taxes and any taxes on
net income) levied or assessed against the Company or upon its electric business, or imposed
upon the Company under its fuel purchase contracts, as the result of any new or amended laws or
ordinances after January 1, 1951.
PAYMENT
Bills are due when rendered, and become past .ue if not paid within ten days thereafter. Service
to customers having past due bills may be discontinued as provided in Company's Service Regulations,
and an additional charge of not less than $1.00 will be made before service is restored.
CONTRACT PERIOD
As provided for in the agreement for service.
NOTICE
This established schedule is subject to any change authorized by law, and to the provisions of
Company's Service Regulations.
3-51 TEXAS POWER do LIGHT COMPANY Revised March 1, 1951
COMPLETELY ELECTRIFIED Code 305
COTTON GINS
SCHEDULE CO
APPLICATION
Applicable to alternating current power service of 60 Contract HP or more in completely electri-
fied cotton gins only, and to lighting incidental thereto, when such lighting is not in excess of 10%
of the total connected load and is supplied at the same metering point.
Not applicable to temporary, resale, breakdown or standby service.
RATE
Operating Season
$3.10 per Season per Contract HP (to be paid in two equal payments at the end of the first
and second months of operation), and
2.79' per kwh all kwh
Non-operating Season
Between operating seasons, energy supplied through Company's and Customer's existing facili-
ties will be billed at 5 ' per kwh.
Plus 0.1 will per kwh of energy taken for each full one-half cent by which the average cost per
million British thermal units of all fuel delivered at the points of firing at Company's thermal
power plants during the three months' period ending one month previous to the month under con-
sideration was above five Dents.
Minus or plus one-half of one per cent of the amount computed at the above stated rate for each
whole point in the "All Commodities" index below 100 or above 175, respectively. For this pur-
pose there shall be employed the average of the twelve most recently published monthly values
for the "All Commodities" index taken from "Wholesale Prices" compiled by the United States
Department of Labor (adjusted to a 1926 base if any other date should be employed for the base
by the United States Department of Labor). A new determination of such twelve-month average
shall be made at the beginning of each calendar quarter, and the figure so found shall apply
for billing for the whole of such quarter. Failure at any time and from time to time to apply
this provision in the event of variation in such "All Commodities" index shall not constitute
waiver of rights to apply subsequently such provision above said index of 175.
Plus the proportionate part of any new tax, or increased rate of tax, or governmental imposition
or charge 4except state, county, city, and special district ad valorem taxes and any taxes on
net income) leiled or assessed against the ^ompany or upon its electric business, or imposed
upon the Company under its fuel purchase contracts, as the result of any new or amended laws or
ordinances after January 1, 1951.
Whenever during any ginning season Customer gins less than 250 bales as the result of drought,
flood, insect infestation, or other natural cause beyond Customer's control, causing substantially
a total crop failure in Customer's trade territory, Company will, upon Customer's application, ad- •
just the billing for such ginning season to the equivalent of $2.00 per bale actually ginned.
CONTRACT HP
The sum or the name plate ratings of all electric equipment installed. ^here Customer has duplicate
equipment connected by a double throw switch the Contract HP shall be the sum of the 'ate..... plate rat-
ings of all eleotrioal equipment capable of being operated simultaneously. For billing purposes, the
nearest HP shall be used.
-- OPERATING SEASON
The period between August 1 and March 1 of the following year.
SERVICE VOLTAGE
Service will be delivered at Company's most available distribution voltage. Where primary
voltage of 2,300 is available, Company will furnish transformers only for motors not larger than
25 HP each. Where the primary voltage is higher than 2,300, Company will furnish transformers for
only one motor voltage and power will be metered at the voltage delivered.
PAYMENT
Bills are due when rendered, and become past due if not paid within ten days thereafter. Service
to customers having past due bills may be discontinued as provided in Company's Service Regulations,
and an additional charge of not less than E5.00 will be made before service is restored.
CONTRACT PERIOD
As provided for in the agreement for service.
NOTICE
This established schedule is subject to any change authorized by law, and to the provisions of
Company's Service Regulations.
3-51 TEXAS POWER & LIGHT COMPANY Revised March 1, 1951
Code 317
ICE MANUFACTURING SERVICE
SCHEDULE IM
APPLICATION
Applicable to ioe manufacturing plants of 50 or more hp of Demand, including: refrigeration loads
for vaults, looker storage plants, creameries, etc. in conjunction with the ioe plant; other power uses
incidental thereto, provided the total ioe manufacturing and refrigeration load is not less than 75% of
the total connected load; and lighting up to 10% of the total connected load when served at the same
metering point. During the winter, except on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays, customer must reduce his
load between 5 p.m. and 9 p.m. to not more than 254 of the highest Demand established during the imme-
diately preceding summer. This period of restricted use is subject to change on 30 days' notice.
Not applicable to temporary, resale, breakdown or standby service.
NET MONTHLY RATE
$2.00 per hp first 100 hp of Demand, which $2.00 includes the use of 50 kwh
1.50 per hp all additional hp of Demand, w hioh $1.50 includes the use of 40 kwh
1.5 ' per kwh next 2,000 kwh
1.0V per kwh next 80 kwh per hp of Demand
0.8V per kwh all additional kwh
When metered secondary, the measured kwh will be increased for billing purposes by 2% to cover
transformer losses.
Minimum: The Demand charge, but not less than: a) Summer - $100.00; b) Winter - $20.00
i.. Plus 0.1 mill per kwh of energy taken for each full one-half cent by which the average cost per
million British thermal units of all fuel delivered at the points of firing at Company's thermal
power plants during the three months' period ending one month previous to the month under con-
sideration was above five Dents.
Minus or plus one-half of one per cent of the amount computed at the above stated rate for each
whole point in the "All Commodities" index below 100 or above 175, respectively. For this pur-
pose there shall be employed the average of the twelve most recently published monthly values
for the "All Commodities" index taken from "Wholesale Prices" compiled by the United States
Department of Labor (adjusted to a 1926 base if any other date should be employed for the base
by the United States Department of Labor). A new determination of such twelve-month average
shall be made at the beginning of each calendar quarter, and the figure so found shall apply
for billing for the whole of such quarter. Failure at any time and from time to time to apply
this provision in the event of variation in such "All Commodities" index shall not constitute
waiver of rights to apply subsequently such provision above said index of 175.
Plus the proportionate part of any new tax, or increased rate of tax, or governmental imposition
or charge (except state, county, city and special district ad valorem taxes and any taxes on
net income) levied or assessed against the Company or upon its electric business, or imposed
upon the Company under its fuel purchase contracts, as the result of any new or amended laws or
ordinances after January 1, 1951.
SEASONS
Summer: To begin with April or May billing period, at customer's option, and extend through
September billing period. Winter: To begin with October billing period and extend through March
or April billing period, at customer's option.
OPTIONAL WINTER RATE
For energy used during the winter, conditioned upon the customer's having paid during the immedi-
ately preceding summer season at least $18.00 per maximum hp of Demand established, the customer shall
have the option of paying at an average rate per kwh equivalent to 1254 of the average rate per kwh as
billed during the immediately preceding summer season; provided, however, that no bill will be less
than $20.00 per month.
In the event customer closes down his plant except for lighting service (and power incidental
thereto), the General Service rate is applicable.
GUARANTEE
$24.00 annually per maximum hp of Demand established each ccntract year. Should customer close
down his plant entirely or take service on the applicable General Service schedule during all or
part of the winter, the monthly minimum shall be waived and the guarantee per contract year shall be
determined as follows:
.rr Guarantee ' Guarantee Guarantee
Months Per HP ► Months Per HP Months Per HP
6 months or less $18.00 8 months $20.00 10 months $22.00
7 months 19.00 9 months 21.00 11 months 23.00
(over)
SCHEDULE IM
(Continued) Nowwr
DEMAND
Summer: The average hp supplied during the 15-minute period of maximum use during month, but not
less than 60% of the highest Demand established during the 12 months ending with current month, nor
less than 50 hp. Winter: The average hp supplied during the 15-minute period of maximum use during -moo
month, but not less than 20%i of the highest Demand established during the immediately preceding
summer season, nor less than 10 hp.
SERVICE VOLTAGE
Service will be delivered at Company's most available distribution voltage. Where a primary
voltage of 2300 is available, Company will furnish transformers only for motors not larger than 25 hp
each. Where the primary voltage is higher than 2300, Company will furnish transformers for only one
motor voltage.
PAYMENT
Bills are due when rendered, and become past due if not paid within ten days thereafter. Service
to customers having past due bills may be discontinued as provided in Company's Service Regulations,
and an additional charge of not less than $5.00 will be made before service is restored.
CONTRACT PERIOD
As provided for in the agreement for service.
NOTICE
.fir►
This established schedule is subject to any change authorized by law, and to the provisions of
Company's Service Regulations.
3-51 TEXAS POWER & LIGHT COMPANY Revised March 1, 1951
Code 334
OIL MILL RATE
SCHEDULE OMR
APPLICATION
Applicable to alternating current lighting and power service to completely electrified vegetable
oil ■111s.
Not applicable to temporary, resale, breakdown or standby service.
NET MONTHLY RATE
Operating Periods
$425.00 first 300 kw or less of Demand
1.35 per kw all additional kw of Demand, and
1.00 per kwh first 60,000 kwh
0.8% per kwh all additional kwh
Minimum monthly bill: The Demand charge.
Non-operating Periods
Service used during months customer's crushing equipment did not operate will be billed on
the following rates:
5% per kwh first 1,000 kwh
25' per kwh all additional kwh
Minimum monthly bill: $25.00
Except that after two full months of operation of customer's crushing equipment in any crush-
ing season, service supplied thereafter during such season may be billed on the following
rate:
150% of the average rate per kwh as billed during all previous periods of crushing during
current crushing season.
Minimum monthly bill: $25.00
Lighting service required when mill is completely shutdown will be billed on the established
General Service Schedule.
Plus 0.1 mill per kwh of energy taken for each full one-half cent by which the average cost per
million British thermal units of all fuel delivered at the points of firing at Company's thermal
power plants during the three months' period ending one month previous to the month under con-
sideration was above five cents.
Minus or plus one-half of one per cent of the amount computed at the above stated rate for each
whole point in the "All Commodities" index below 100 or above 175, respectively. For this pur-
pose there shall be employed the average of the twelve most recently published monthly values
for the "All Commodities" index taken from "Wholesale Prices" compiled by the United States
Department of Labor (adjusted to a 1926 base if any other date should be employed for the base
by the United States Department of Labor). A new determination of such twelve-month average
shall be made at the beginning of each oalender quarter, and the figure so found shall apply
for billing for the whole of such quarter. Failure at any time and from time to time to apply
this provision in the event of variation in such "All Commodities" index shall not constitute
waiver of rights to apply subsequently such provision above said index of 175.
Plus the proportionate part of any new tax, or increased rate of tax, or governmental imposition
or charge (cxoept state, ,:ounty, city, and special district ad valorem taxes and any taxes on
net income) levied or assessed against the Company or upon its electric business, or imposed
( upon the Company under its fuel purchase contracts, as the result of any new or amended laws or
"r'��„ ordinances after January 1, 1951.
DETERMINATION OF DEMAND
The average kw supplied during the 15-minute period of maximum use during the month, but not less
than 50% of the highest Demand established during the preceding 11 months.
SERVICE VOLTAGE
Service will be delivered and metered at Company's most available primary distribution voltage.
Where such voltage is 2,300, Company will furnish transformers only for motors not larger than 25 hp
each. Where such voltage is higher than 2,300, Company will furnish transformers for only one motor
voltage.
PAYMENT
Bills are due when rendered, and become past due if not paid within ten days thereafter. Service
to customers having past due bills may be discontinued as provided in Company's Service Regulations,
and an additional charge of not less than $5.00 will be made before service is restored.
CONTRACT PERIOD
As provided for in the agreement for service.
NOTICE
This established schodule 1s subject to any change authorized by law, and to the provisions of
Company's Service Regulations.
3-51 TEXAS POWER 4 LIGHT CO!/PANT Revised March 1, 1951
INDUSTRIAL REFRIGERATION AND WATER PUMPING Code 338
OFF PEAK
SCHEDULE RE
APPLICATION
Applicable to alternating current power service of 50 or more hp of Demand in industrial and manu-
facturing plants where at least 60 per cent of the connected load is used to operate refrigerating
equipment, and to pumping plants of water utility companies, and to lighting incidental thereto, when
such lighting is not in excess of 10 per cent of the total connected load and is supplied at the same
metering point. Should Customer's load be changed during the term of the contract so that it fails
to meet the above limitations, the contract shall be deemed to have been modified for any remaining
term thereof so as to incorporate Company's established schedule for unrestricted service of the
character and quantity thereafter to be required.
During the winter season, except on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays, customer must reduce his load
between 5 p.m. and 9 p.m. to not more than 25 per cent of the highest Demand established during the
preceding 11 months. The four-hour period of restricted use is subject to change on 30 days' notice.
If Customer fails during any one month to comply with the requirement to reduce load during such
four-hour period, power used during such month shall be billed and paid for on Company's applicable
General Service rate. Failure to so comply during a second successive month shall amend the Customer's
contract for any unexpired term so that Company's schedule for unrestricted service of the character
and quantity then being supplied shall be substituted for this schedule.
Not applicable to temporary, resale, breakdown or standby service.
NE? MONTHLY RATE
$2.00 per hp of Demand, which $2.00 inoludes the use of 50 kwh for each of the first 50 hp
of Demand and 100 kwh for each additional hp of Demand.
1.55 ' per kwh next 50 kwh per hp of Demand
1.00f per kwh all additional kwh
When metered secondary, the measured kwh will be Increased for billing purposes by 2£ to cover
transformer losses.
Minimum: The Demand charge, but not less than: a) Summer Season - $100.00
b) Winter Season - $ 40.00
Plus 0.1 mill per kwh of energy taken for each full one-half cent by which the average cost per
million British thermal units of all fuel delivered at the points of firing at Company's thermal
power plants during the three months' period ending one month previous to the month under con-
sideration was above five cents.
Minus or plus one-half of one per cent of the amount computed at the above stated rate for each
whole point in the "All Commodities" index below 100 or above 175, respectively. For this pur-
pose there shall be employed the average of the twelve most recently published monthly values
for the "All Commodities" index taken from "Wholesale Prices" compiled by the United States
Department of Labor (adjusted to a 1926 base if any other date should be employed for the base
by the United States Department of Labor). A new determination of such twelve-month average
shall be made at the beginning of each calendar quarter, and the figure so found shall apply
for billing for the whole of such quarter. Failure at any time and from time to time to apply
this provision in the event of variation in such "All Commodities" index shall not constitute
waiver of rights to apply subsequently such provision above said index of 175.
Plus the proportionate part of any new tax, or increased rate of tax, or governmental imposition
or charge except state, county, city, and special district ad valorem taxes and any taxes on
net income levied or assessed against the Company or upon its electric business, or imposed
upon the Company under Its fuel purchase contracts, as the result of any new or amended laws or
ordinances after January 1, 1951.
GUARANTEE
$24.00 annually per hp of the highest Demand established each contract year, but not less than
$l,200.0C.
DEMAND
Summer Season (April to September, inclusive): The average hp supplied during the 15-minute
period of maximum use during the month, but not less than 75 per cent of the
highest Demand established during the preceding 11 months, nor less than 50 hp.
Winter Season (October to March, inclusive): 80 per cent of the average hp supplied during the
15-minute period of maximum use during the month, but not less than 20 per cent
of the highest Demand established during the preceding 11 months, nor less than
20 hp.
(over)
SCHEDULE RE
(continued)
SERVICE VOLTAGE
Service will be delivered at Company's most available distribution voltage. Where a primary
distribution voltage of 2300 is available, Company will furnish transformers only for motors not
larger than 25 hp each. Where the primary voltage is higher than 2300, Company will furnish
transformers for only one motor voltage.
PAYMENT
Bills are due when rendered, and become past due if not paid within ten days thereafter.
Service to customers having past due bills may be discontinued as provided in Company's Service
Regulations, and an additional charge of not less than $5.00 will be made before service is
restored.
CONTRACT PERIOD
As provided for in the agreement for service.
NOTICE
This established schedule is subject to any change authorized by law, and to the provisions
of Company's Service Regulations.
3-51 TEXAS POWER & LIGHT COMPANY Revised March 1, 1951
Code 372
MUNICIPAL SERVICE
SCHEDULE MW-1
APPLICATION
Applicable to municipalities only for water and sewage pumping and for lighting incidental
thereto.
NET MONTHLY RATE
$25.00, which includes the use of 2,500 kwh
1! per kwh for the next 97,500 kwh
.84i per kwh for all in excess of 100,000 kwh
Minimum: $1.00 per HP connected, exclusive of duplicate or emergency equipment,
but not less than $25.00
Plus 0.1 mill per kwh of energy taken for each full one-half cent by which the average cost per
million British thermal units of all fuel delivered at the points of firing at Company's thermal
power plants during the three months' period ending one month previous to the month under con-
sideration was above five cents.
Minus or plus one-half of one per cent of the amount computed at the above stated rate for each
whole point in the "All Commodities" index below 100 or above 175, respectively. For this pur-
pose there shall be employed the average of the twelve most recently published monthly values
for the "All Commodities" index taken from "hholesale Prices" compiled by the United States
Department of Labor (adjusted to a 1926 base if any other date should be employed for the base
by the United States Department of Labor). A new determination of such twelve-month average
shall be made at the beginning of each calendar quarter, and the figure so found shall apply
for billing for the whole of such quarter. Failure at any time and from time to time to apply
this provision in the event of variation in such "All Commodities" index shall not constitute
waiver of rights to apply subsequently such provision above said index of 175.
Plus the proportionate part of any new tax, or increased rate of tax, or governmental imposition
or charge except state, county, city, and special district ad valorem taxes and any taxes on
net income levied or assessed against the Company or upon its electric business, or imposed
upon the Company under its fuel purchase contracts, as the result of any new or amended laws or
ordinances after January 1, 1951.
OPTION
This schedule is optional on a yearly basis with Company's Schedule 1. -2.
PAYi'ENT
Bills are due when rendered, and become past due if not paid within ten days thereafter. Service
to customers having past due bills may be discontinued as provided in Company's Service Regulations.
limener CONTRACT PERIOD
As provided for in the agreement for service.
NOTICE
This established schedule is subject to any change authorized by law, and to the provisions of
Company's Service Regulations.
Nor
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3-51 TEXAS POWER & LI;HT COMPANY Revised March 1, 1951
Code 373
rUNICIPAL SERVICE
SCHEDULE MW-2
APPLICATION
Applicable to municipalities only for water and sewage pumping and for lighting incidental thereto.
NET MONTHLY RATE
2/ per kwh for the first 2,500 kwh
1.5/ per kwh for the next 10,000 kwh
ly per kwh for all in excess of 12,500 kwh
Minimum: $1.00 per HP connected, exclusive of duplicate or emergency equipment.
Plus 0.1 mill per kwh of energy taken for each full one-half cent by which the average oost per
v.. million British thermal units of all fuel delivered at the points of firing at Company's thermal
power plants during the three months' period ending one month previous to the month under con-
sideration was above five Dents.
Minus or plus one-half of one per cent of the amount computed at the above stated rate for each
whole point in the "All Commodities" index below 100 or above 175, respectively. For this pur-
pose there shall be employed the average of the twelve most recently published monthly values
for the "All Commodities" index taken from "Wholesale Prices" compiled by the United States
Department of Labor (adjusted to a 1926 base if any other date should be employed for the base
by the United States Department of Labor). A new determination of such twelve-month average
shall be made at the beginning of each calendar quarter, and the figure so found shall apply
VOW
for billing for the whole of such quarter. Failure at any time and from time to time to apply
this provision in the event of variation in such "All Commodities" index shall not constitute
waiver of rights to apply subsequently such provision above said index of 175.
Plus the proportionate part of any new tax, or increased rate of tax, or governmental imposition
or charge (except state, county, city, and special district ad valorem taxes and any taxes on
net income) levied or assessed against the Company or upon its electric business, or imposed
upon the Company under its fuel purohase contracts, as the result of any new or amended laws or
ordinances after January 1, 1951.
OPTION
This schedule is optional on a yearly basis with Company's Schedule MW-1.
PAYMENT
Bills are due when rendered, and become past due if not paid within ten days thereafter.
Service to customers having past due bills may he discontinued as provided in Company's Service
Regulations.
CONTRACT PERIOD
As provided for in the agreement for service.
NOTICE
This established schedule is subject to any change authorized by law, and to the provisions
of Company' s Service Regulations.
3-51 TEXAS POWER & LIGHT COMPANY Revised March 1, 1951
MUNICIPAL SERVICE Code 270
SCHEDULE MSL-2
APPLICATION
Applicable to municipalities only for metered all-night street lighting.
NET MONTHLY RATE
3d per kwh for the first 2,000 kwh
2V per kwh for the next 3,000 kwh
1.5V per kwh for the next 20,000 kwh
1.25V per kwh for all additional kwh
Minimum: $4.00 per kilowatt of the aggregate input ratings of all lamp assemblies
installed in the street lighting system, but in any event not less than $15.00 per
month.
Plus 0.1 mill per kwh of energy taken for each full one-half Dent by which the average cost per
million British then. til units of all fuel delivered at the points of firing at Company's thermal
power plants during the three months' period ending one month previous to the month under con-
sideration was above five cents.
Minus or plus one-half of one per cent of the amount computed at the above stated rate for each
whole point in the "All Commodities" index below 100 or above 175, respectively. For this pur-
pose there shall be employed the average of the twelve most recently published monthly values
for the "All Commodities" index taken from "Wholesale Prioes" compiled by the United States
Department of Labor (adjusted to a 1926 base if any other date should be employed for the base
by the United States Department of Labor) . A new determination of such twelve-month average
shall be made at the beginning of each calendar quarter, and the figure so found shall apply
for billing for the whole of such quarter. Failure at any time and from time to time to apply
this provision in the event of variation in such "All Commodities" index shall not constitute
waiver of rights to apply subsequently such provision above said index of 175.
Plus the proportionate part of any new tax, or increased rate of tax, or governmental imposition
or charge except state, county, city, and special district ad valorem taxes and any taxes on
net income levied or assessed against the Company or upon its electric business, or imposed
upon the Company under its fuel purchase contracts, as the result of any new or amended laws or
ordinances after January 1, 1951.
PAYMENT
Bills are due when rendered, and become past due if not paid within ten days thereafter. Serv-
ice to customers having past due bills may be discontinued as provided in Company's Service Regulations.
CONTRACT PERIOD
As provided for in the agreement for service.
NOTICE
This established schedule is subject to any change authorized by law, and to the provisions of
Company's Service Regulations.