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AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING A BASE RATE AREA
FOR TELEPHONE SERVICE IN THE CITY OF PROSPER
WHEREAS, the Southwestern Bell Telephone Company has
requested the approval of a base rate area for telephone service in the
City of Prosper, and
WHEREAS, the City Commission recognizes that a local
exchange rate structure whereby urban customers in areas which are
well developed pay a flat rate for local telephone service and customers
in relatively undeveloped areas pay in addition thereto reasonable
mileage charges, will more equitably spread the burden of producing
for the company a fair return on the fair value of its property;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COM-
MISSION OF THE CITY OF PROSPER:
Section 1: That approval is hereby granted to the establishment
of the Base Rate Area shown on the map attached hereto and made a part
hereof, in which Base Rate Area local exchange telephone service shall
be furnished by the Southwestern Bell Telephone Company at base rates
authorized by the City of Prosper.
Section 2: That for local exchange telephone service to urban
customers located outside the aforesaid Base Rate Area, the charges to
such customers shall be the base rate authorized by the City plus such
additional standard excess mileage charges as are set forth in the
Telephone Company's General Tariffs.
Section 3: That the Base Rate Area of the exchange may
be extended by the Telephone Company whenever density of development
may justify such extension. A revised map showing the Base Rate Area,
including all extensions, shall be maintained on file in the business office
of the Telephone Company.
Section 4: That the establishment of the aforesaid Base Rate
Area shall become effective on the first billing date after final passage
of this ordinance.
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Section 5: That nothing in this ordinance contained shall be
construed as in any manner, now or hereafter, limiting or modifying
the right and power of the City under the law to regulate the rates
charged for local exchange telephone service by the Southwestern Bell
Telephone Company for its services within the City of Prosper, Texas.
Passed and approved this )94 day of4144...t.4 , 1955.
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February 8, 1955
Prosper , Texas
May 2 , 19.j
Texas Power & Light Company
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Gentlemen:
This will acknowledge receipt of your letter dated
May 2 , 1957, containing amendments to Rate Schedules
RS-1 and LP-200, together with Riders HN 2= and revised
Schedule MSL-11 which are to be made effective in the
City of Prosper , for bills rendered on or after
May 16, 1957
Very truly yours,
CITY OF PROSPER
By
City Secretary
(SEAL)
..► 5--57 Effective Mayy 16, 1957
TEXAS POWER & LIGHT COMPANY
RELIGI(UJS WORSHIP SERVICE
RIDER RW
APPLICATION
This rider applies in conjunction with the applicable General
Service Schedule to any church, synagogue, or other public place
which is used by the public for the exclusive purpose of conducting
group religious worship services.
Not applicable to service to any residence, dormitory, school,
lodge, gymnasium, meeting hall, or any other indoor ar outdoor facility
which is not used by the public exclusively for group religious worship
services.
The terms of the Agreement for Service and the Schedule are
modified only as shown herein.
DETERMINATION OF DEMAND
66.6$ of the measured kw used in determining the billing
demand, but not less than the minimum demand specified in the Schedule
to which this rider applies.
TEXAS POWER & LIGHT COMPANY
Revision of Fuel Cost Adjustment
Effective August , 1955, the following statement
relative to the cost of fuel, commonly called "The Fuel Clause,"
shall supersede, entirely, the fuel clause stipulated in the
March 1, 1951 revision of Schedules:
RS GS LP-20 LP-200 MSL-2
LP-3000 CG IM OMR
RE Md-1 i`'iW-2 MSL-1
"Minus or plus 0.04 mill per kwh of energy taken for
each full one-fourth cent by which the average cost per
million British thermal units of all fuel delivered at
the points of firing at Company's thermal plants was
below or above five cents, respectively, during the
three months ' period ending one month previous to the
month under consideration."
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All other provisions of the aforesaid Rate Schedules shall
remain in full force and effect.
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RAMS LETS
TALK TEXAS
McKinney, Texas
May 2, 1957
Honorable U. N. Clary, Mayor, and City Council
City of Prosper
Prosper, Texas
Gentlemen:
Included herein are certain proposed modifications in our schedule
of rates, and attached hereto are two riders affecting certain existing and
new classes of business and a revised Municipal and Public School Service
Schedule, which it is proposed to make effective for bills rendered on or
after May 16, 1957, subject to your approval.
RESIDENTIAL SERVICE
The paragraph now contained in our residential service schedule
which reads: "For each Kw in excess of 9, add 75 Kwh to the 4.70 block"
is deleted and the following provision substituted:
"For three phase service there will be added 0..50 for
the first 3 Hp or less and 50¢ for each additiona Hp of
rated capacity of 3 phase motors connected, or, at their
option, for customers being supplied three phase service
as of the date of approval of this modification 75 Kwh will
be added to the 4.70 block for each Kw in excess of 9."
The rate of 1.50 per Kwh for service to approved water heaters
will be reduced to 1.10.
PRIMARY SERVICE TO INDUSTRIAL CUSTOMERS
The paragraph now contained in Schedule LP-200, "Primary Service
Credit," is changed to read as follows:
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"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 protective devices, a credit from the demand charge will
be allowed as follows:
200 per Kw first 200 Kw of demand
120 per Kw next 800 Kw of demand
6¢ per Kw in excess of 1000 Kw of demand."
SPECIAL CHURCH RATE
The attached Rider RH provides for a discount of 33-1/3% of the
measured demand applicable to billing for service supplied to churches.
STREET LIGHTING
The revised Municipal and Public School Service Schedule MSL-1,
likewise attached, supersedes the MSL-1 schedule now in effect and differs
only to the extent of providing a method of charging for the installation
of special street lighting facilities and for unmetered service.
Yours very truly,
XV-0911011/44 ‘41
Boyd Williams
District Manager
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5-57 Revised May 16. 1957
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TFjXAS POWER & LIGHT COMPANY
MUNICIPAL AND PUBLIC SCHOOL SERVICE
SCHEDULE MSL-1
APPLICATION
Applioable to municipalities designated by Company for street lighting and for all municipal pur-
poses other than water and sewage pumping, and to public sehoels located therein for lighting, heating,
and power.
NET MONTHLY RATE
35i per kwh for the first 2,000 kwh
2� per kwh for the next 3,000 kwh
1.5sf per kwh for the next 20,000 kwh
1.259' per kwh for all additional kwh
For billing purposes hereunder, the energy supplied the Municipality shall be added to the energy
supplied the Schools, and one oaloulation made of the total amount thus obtained in accordance with
the foregoing rate schedule. The total billing amount so determined shall be divided between
the Municipality and the School System as a whole in proportion to the number of kilowatt-hours
supplied each during the month, and Company shall render a separate bill to each for its proportion-
ate part of the total.
When, in the opinion of Company, the installation of meters for measuring the energy used under
this rate for street lighting purposes is impractical or undesirable, the amount of monthly energy
used shall be determined as provided on the reverse side hereof.
SPECIAL FACILITIES CHARGE APPLICABLE TO FACILITIES INSTALLED SUBSEQUENT TO MAY 16, 1957
For installations requiring the use of metal pole mounting:
509 per month per pole, and
For installations requiring underground cable service:
509' per month per 100 feet where not installed under pavement. Where
underground service is required under street or sidewalk pavement,
customer will furnish and install conduit under such pavement, in which
event the footage of cable installed in such conduit shall be disregarded.
Minimum:
1) t!unioipal Service - $4.00 per kilowatt of the aggregate input ratings of all lamp assem-
blies installed in the street lighting system, but in any event not less than $15.00 per
month; plus $1.00 for each meter installed hereunder for other than street lighting
service.
2) Public School Service - $1.00 for each separate meter installation.
Minus or plus 0.04 mill per kwh of energy taken for eaoh full one-fourth cent by which the average
cost per million British thermal units of all fuel delivered at the points of firing at Company's
thermal plants was below or above five cents, respectively, during the three months' period ending
one month previous to the month under consideration.
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 "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 eaoh 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-
ioe to oustomers having past due bills may be discontinued as provided in Company's Service Regula-
tions.
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SCHEDULE MSL-1
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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.
dultiple Street Lamps
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Regular Group Replacement
Watts Monthly Kwh Watts Monthly Kwh
175 54 92 28
268 83 189 58
370 114 295 91
405 125
450 (Mercury
Vapor) 150 Y
Energy used by all other multiple-type street lamps, and by all series-type
street lamps shall be determined by the following formula:
Wattage rating of lamps x 3700 hours monthly kwh
12 x 1000 for billing
• Lamp 400 watts; ballast 50 watts.