Crisp County Power Commission
RATE SCHEDULES
Table of Contents
AGRICULTURAL PROCESS SERVICE ....................................................................................................... 2
FARM SERVICE ........................................................................................................................................... 3
GENERAL SERVICE .................................................................................................................................... 5
GENERAL SERVICE – PRIMARY DISTRIBUTION ..................................................................................... 7
IRRIGATION OFF PEAK SERVICE ............................................................................................................. 9
LOCAL GOVERNMENT RATE – FLASHERS AND SIGNAL LIGHTS ....................................................... 11
OFF PEAK RIDER ...................................................................................................................................... 12
OPTIONAL GENERAL SERVICE ............................................................................................................... 13
OUTDOOR LIGHTING SERVICE ............................................................................................................... 14
RENTAL LIGHT SERVICE.......................................................................................................................... 16
RESIDENTIAL SERVICE ............................................................................................................................ 19
RESIDENTIAL DEMAND SERVICE ........................................................................................................... 21
SEASONAL AGRICULTURAL SERVICE ................................................................................................... 23
SEASONAL AGRICULTURAL SERVICE – TIME OF USE ........................................................................ 24
TIME OF USE – ENERGY ONLY ............................................................................................................... 26
VARIABLE OFF PEAK SERVICE RIDER ................................................................................................... 28
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As Of: January 1, 2016
Crisp County Power Commission
AGRICULTURAL PROCESS SERVICE
Schedule APS
EFFECTIVE
Effective with Bills Rendered for the Billing Month of January 2016
AVAILABILITY
Throughout the Crisp County Power Commission’s service area from existing lines of adequate capacity.
APPLICABILITY
Applicable to establishments that provide processing or storage services of agricultural products to
individually owned farm operations. For the purposes of this rate schedule, processing or storage service
means that ownership of the product before, during, and immediately after processing or storage remains
with the individually owned farm operations, and the processing or storage service provider is paid on a
fee per unit basis. Individually owned farm operations that process or store their own product also qualify.
Examples of types of operations that could qualify are cotton gins and vegetable or fruit storage facilities.
More than fifty percent of the processing service provider’s business must meet these criteria in order to
qualify. The customer will be responsible to the Company for any additional cost of installing and
removing any equipment required to control, meter or deliver this service. This electric service shall be
delivered at one point, at one standard voltage and metered at or compensated to that voltage.
TYPE OF SERVICE
Single or three phase, 60 hertz, at a standard voltage.
MONTHLY RATE
Winter - October through May Billing
Base Charge
Energy Charge
Demand Charge
@
@
@
$20.11
4.6767¢
$5.66
Monthly
Per kWh
Per kW
Minimum Monthly Bill: Base charge plus 3.0970¢ per kWh
Summer - June through September Billing
Base Charge
Energy Charge
Demand Charge
@
@
@
$20.11
5.3172¢
$19.12
Monthly
Per kWh
Per kW
Minimum Monthly Bill: Base charge plus 3.7374¢ per kWh
TERM OF CONTRACT
Five Years. Service hereunder subject to the Crisp County Power Commission’s Rules and Regulations
for Electric Service.
BILL CODES
Service
AGPRO
Agricultural Process
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Meter Point
As Of: January 1, 2016
Crisp County Power Commission
FARM SERVICE
Schedule FS
EFFECTIVE
Effective with Bills Rendered for the Billing Month of January 2016
AVAILABILITY
Through the Crisp County Power Commission service area from existing lines of adequate capacity.
APPLICABILITY
Applicable to individually owned farms facilities when used in the production of livestock, poultry, and
other agricultural products.
TYPE OF SERVICE
Single or three phase, 60 hertz, at a standard voltage.
MONTHLY RATE
Winter - October through May Billing
Base Charge
@
$11.17
Monthly
Winter kWh:
First 650 kWh
Over 650 kWh
@
@
9.1183¢
6.4368¢
Per kWh
Per kWh
Summer kWh:
On Peak kWh
Off Peak kWh
@
@
22.4723¢
9.1183¢
Per kWh
Per kWh
Minimum Monthly Bill: Base charge plus 3.0970¢ per kWh
Summer - June through September Billing
Base Charge
@
$11.17
Monthly
Winter kWh:
First 650 kWh
Over 650 kWh
@
@
9.7588¢
7.0774¢
Per kWh
Per kWh
Summer kWh:
On Peak kWh
Off Peak kWh
@
@
23.1128¢
9.7588¢
Per kWh
Per kWh
Minimum Monthly Bill: Base charge plus 3.7374¢ per kWh
ON PEAK
The On-Peak period is defined as the hours starting at 2:00 PM and ending at 7:00 PM Monday through
Friday for the calendar months June through September (Summer Months). The above hours on which
the following holidays are observed shall be considered Off-Peak: Independence Day, and Labor Day.
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OFF PEAK
The Off-Peak period is defined as all hours not included above including all weekends and the calendar
months of October through May (Winter Months).
DETERMINATION OF BILLING DEMAND
The Billing Demand is the highest 30-minute kW measurement during the current month.
TERM OF CONTRACT
Service under this rate shall not be for less than one year.
Service hereunder subject to the Crisp County Power Commission’s Rules and Regulations for Electric
Service.
BILL CODES
Farm Service
Service
FARM
Meter Point
FARM (summer on peak kWh)
FRMWF (winter off peak kWh)
FRMSF (summer off peak kWh)
TOU METER PROGRAMMING
Meter Point
1
2
3
4
Unit
Summer On Peak kWh
Winter Off Peak kWh
Summer Off Peak kWh
kW
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As Of: January 1, 2016
Crisp County Power Commission
GENERAL SERVICE
Schedule GS
EFFECTIVE
Effective with Bills Rendered for the Billing Month of January 2016
AVAILABILITY
All territory served directly by the existing lines of adequate capacity.
APPLICABILITY
To all electric service of one standard voltage required on Customer’s premises, delivered at one point
and metered at or compensated to that voltage.
TYPE OF SERVICE
Single or three phase, 60 hertz, at a standard voltage.
MONTHLY RATE – ENERGY CHARGE INCLUDING DEMAND CHARGE
Base Charge
@
$16.32
Monthly
All consumption (kWh) not greater than 200 hours
times the billing demand:
First 3,000 kWh
Next 7,000 kWh
Next 190,000 kWh
All Additional kWh
@
@
@
@
14.6894¢
13.8734¢
12.7819¢
10.9161¢
Per kWh
Per kWh
Per kWh
Per kWh
All consumption (kWh) in excess of 200 hours and not
greater than 400 hours times the billing demand
@
5.1005¢
Per kWh
All consumption (kWh) in excess of 400 hours times
the billing demand
@
4.5905¢
Per kWh
Minimum Monthly Bill: Base charge plus 4.5905¢ per kWh plus $8.16 per kW of billing demand in
excess of 30 kW.
DETERMINATION OF BILLING DEMAND
The Billing Demand shall be based on the highest kW measurements during the current month and the
preceding eleven (11) months. Demand measurements shall be taken with either mechanical or thermaltype demand meters at the Commission's option.
For the billing months of June through September, the Billing Demand shall be the greater of:
• The current actual demand or
• Ninety-five percent (95%) of the highest actual demand occurring in any previous applicable
summer months, or
• Sixty percent (60%) of the highest actual demand occurring in any previous applicable winter
month (October through May).
For the billing months of October through May, the Billing Demand shall be the greater of:
• Ninety-five percent (95%) of the highest summer month (June through September) or
• Sixty percent (60%) of the highest winter month (including the current month).
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In no case shall the Demand be less than neither the contract minimum nor less than 5 kW.
UNMETERED NONSEASONAL SERVICE
Where the installation of metering equipment is impractical or uneconomical, monthly kWh may be
estimated and billed at the above Monthly Rate.
TERMS OF CONTRACT
One (1) year.
BILL CODES
Service
GS
GS
General Service
General Service w/ Excess Facility
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Meter Point
GSX
As Of: January 1, 2016
Crisp County Power Commission
GENERAL SERVICE – PRIMARY DISTRIBUTION
Schedule GSP
EFFECTIVE
Effective with Bills Rendered for the Billing Month of January 2016
AVAILABILITY
All territory served directly by the existing lines of adequate capacity.
APPLICABILITY
To all electric service of one standard voltage required on Customer’s premises, delivered at one point at
a primary distribution voltage level of 12Kv and metered at or compensated to that voltage.
TYPE OF SERVICE
Single or three phase, 60 hertz, at a standard voltage.
MONTHLY RATE – ENERGY CHARGE INCLUDING DEMAND CHARGE
Base Charge
@
$16.32
Monthly
All consumption (kWh) not greater than 200 hours
times the billing demand:
First 3,000 kWh
Next 7,000 kWh
Next 190,000 kWh
All Additional kWh
@
@
@
@
14.4752¢
13.6591¢
12.5676¢
10.7019¢
Per kWh
Per kWh
Per kWh
Per kWh
All consumption (kWh) in excess of 200 hours and not
greater than 400 hours times the billing demand
@
4.8863¢
Per kWh
All consumption (kWh) in excess of 400 hours times
the billing demand
@
4.3762¢
Per kWh
Minimum Monthly Bill: Base charge plus 4.3762¢ per kWh plus $8.16 per kW of billing demand in
excess of 30 kW.
DETERMINATION OF BILLING DEMAND
The Billing Demand shall be based on the highest kW measurements during the current month and the
preceding eleven (11) months. Demand measurements shall be taken with either mechanical or thermaltype demand meters at the Commission's option.
For the billing months of June through September, the Billing Demand shall be the greater of:
• The current actual demand or
• Ninety-five percent (95%) of the highest actual demand occurring in any previous applicable
summer months, or
• Sixty percent (60%) of the highest actual demand occurring in any previous applicable winter
month (October through May).
For the billing months of October through May, the Billing Demand shall be the greater of:
• Ninety-five percent (95%) of the highest summer month (June through September) or
• Sixty percent (60%) of the highest winter month (including the current month).
In no case shall the Demand be less than neither the contract minimum nor less than 5 kW.
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UNMETERED NONSEASONAL SERVICE
Where the installation of metering equipment is impractical or uneconomical, monthly kWh may be
estimated and billed at the above Monthly Rate.
TERMS OF CONTRACT
One (1) year.
BILL CODES
Service
GSP
General Service Primary Distribution
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Meter Point
As Of: January 1, 2016
Crisp County Power Commission
IRRIGATION OFF PEAK SERVICE
Schedule IOP
EFFECTIVE
Effective with Bills Rendered for the Billing Month of January 2016
AVAILABILITY
All territory served directly by the existing lines of adequate capacity.
APPLICABILITY
To all electric service of one standard voltage required on the customer’s premises, delivered at one point
and metered or compensated to that voltage for irrigation purposes during off-peak period. The customer
will be responsible to the Commission for any additional cost of installing and removing any equipment
required to control, meter or deliver this service.
MONTHLY RATE
Base Charge
@
$20.10
All consumption (kWh) not greater than 200
hours times the billing demand:
First 3,000 kWh
Next 3,000 kWh
Over 6,000 kWh
@
@
@
15.4035¢
14.3834¢
4.5905¢
Per kWh
Per kWh
Per kWh
@
4.5905¢
Per kWh
All consumption (kWh) in excess of 200 hours
times the billing demand
Monthly
Minimum Monthly Bill (October through May Billing): Base charge plus 4.5905¢ per kWh
Minimum Monthly Bill (June through September Billing): Base charge plus 4.5905¢ per kWh plus $8.98
per kW of actual on-peak demand in excess of 30 kW
SURCHARGE
A surcharge of twenty-five percent (25%) of the total amount calculated on this rate schedule shall be
added when there is consumption during a period of peak use (noon to 8:00 PM in the billing months of
June through September). If the customer does not have the special metering installed, then the
surcharge will automatically apply during the June through September billing months.
ON PEAK SERVICE
All hours not defined as Off-Peak Service shall be deemed On-Peak Service. Consumption during this
period shall cause a surcharge of Twenty-Five percent (25%) of the total amount calculated on the rate
schedule, including all adjustments, except for the Fuel Cost Recovery, and applicable taxes, to be added
to the customer’s bill.
OFF PEAK SERVICE
Energy shall be used anytime during the billing months October through May, or weekends, holidays or
from 8:00 PM to noon on weekdays during the billing months June through September. The observed
holidays are national Memorial Day, Independence Day, and Labor Day.
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DETERMINATION OF BILLING DEMAND
The Billing Demand shall be based on the highest on-peak and off-peak 30-minute kW measurements
during the current month and the preceding eleven (11) months.
The Billing Demand shall be the greatest of:
• The current month’s actual demand in the on peak, or
• Ninety-five percent (95%) of the highest actual on-peak demand in the previous eleven months,
or
• Sixty percent (60%) of the highest actual off-peak demand in the current or preceding eleven
months.
BILL CODES
Service
IRRG
IRRG
Irrigation
Irrigation w/ Excess Facility
Meter Point
IRRGX
TOU METER PROGRAMMING
Meter Point
1
2
3
Unit
KWh
On Peak kW
Off Peak kW
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As Of: January 1, 2016
Crisp County Power Commission
LOCAL GOVERNMENT RATE – FLASHERS AND SIGNAL LIGHTS
EFFECTIVE
Effective with Bills Rendered for the Billing Month of January 2016
SCHEDULE OF CHARGES
Roadway and Other Lighting
Flashers and Signal Lights
2-Way Flasher
4-Way Flasher
4-Way Signal
8-Way Signal w/o Crosswalk
8-Way Signal w/ Crosswalk
Estimated Monthly kWh
260
525
700
895
1,140
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Flat Code
GOVT8
GOVT9
GOVT10
GOVT11
GOVT12
Monthly Rental Fee
$24.36
$49.12
$65.50
$83.72
$106.66
As Of: January 1, 2016
Crisp County Power Commission
OFF PEAK RIDER
Schedule OP
EFFECTIVE
Effective with Bills Rendered for the Billing Month of January 2016
AVAILABILITY
Applicable upon request as a modification of General Service rate when off-peak usage exists.
DEFINITIONS
Off-peak usage is defined as power requirements occurring at all hours during the billing months October
through May, and Saturdays, Sundays, certain holidays, and between the hours of 10:00 PM and 7:00
AM daily during the billing months June through September. The holidays are National Memorial Day,
Independence Day, and Labor Day. The day on which the holiday is observed shall count as an off-peak
day.
On-peak is defined as all power requirements not included in above.
DETERMINATION OF DEMAND
Demand for billing as modified by this rider shall be the greater of:
• Sixty percent (60%) of the highest of the current or preceding eleven (11) months off-peak
demand, or
• The demand determination based on the on-peak demand as specified in the applicable rate.
METERING
An additional charge of $21.38 per month will be added to the bill to cover additional metering expense.
Customers normally operating off-peak, as defined above, whose monthly power requirements normally
are less than 100 kWh per kW may, at the Commission’s option, require no special metering.
TOU METER PROGRAMMING
Meter Point
1
2
3
Unit
KWh
On Peak kW
Off Peak kW
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Crisp County Power Commission
OPTIONAL GENERAL SERVICE
Schedule OGS
EFFECTIVE
Effective with Bills Rendered for the Billing Month of January 2016
AVAILABILITY
All territory served directly by the existing lines of adequate capacity.
APPLICABILITY
To all electric service of one standard voltage required for temporary service less than 12 months, for
recurring seasonal patterns of service, or for the full year operation of other services.
TYPE OF SERVICE
Single or three phase, 60 hertz, at a standard voltage.
MONTHLY RATE
Winter - October through May Billing
Base Charge
First 3,000 kWh
Over 3,000 kWh
@
@
@
$26.81
19.8024¢
18.3184¢
Monthly
Per kWh
Per kWh
Minimum Monthly Bill: Base charge plus 3.0970¢ per kWh
Summer - June through September Billing
Base Charge
First 3,000 kWh
Over 3,000 kWh
@
@
@
$26.81
20.4428¢
18.9589¢
Monthly
Per kWh
Per kWh
Minimum Monthly Bill: Base charge plus 3.7374¢ per kWh
BILL CODES
Service
OGS
TEMP
Optional General Service
Temporary Service
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Meter Point
As Of: January 1, 2016
Crisp County Power Commission
OUTDOOR LIGHTING SERVICE
NON-GOVERNMENTAL, CUSTOMER-OWNED SYSTEMS
Schedule OL
EFFECTIVE
Effective with Bills Rendered for the Billing Month of January 2016
AVAILABILITY
All territory served directly by the existing lines of adequate capacity.
APPLICABILITY
Applicable only to outdoor lighting by ballast-operated vapor lamp fixtures, either mercury (MV), high
pressure sodium (HPS), metal halide (MH), light emitting diode (LED), induction, fluorescent, or any new
lighting systems approved by the Commission – used to provide outdoor lighting, and with poles which
conform to the Commission’s specifications. Applicable to Commission owned and customer owned
systems. Service will be rendered only at locations that, solely in the opinion of the Commission, are
readily accessible for maintenance.
MONTHLY RATE – INCLUDING FCR
Winter - October through May Billing
Nominal Lamp
Wattage
50
75
100
150
175
250
400
1,000
1,500
---------Controlled Energy Only--------Estimated
Monthly kWh Flat Code
Amount
23
SIGN1
$1.95
40
SIGN2
$3.36
45
SIGN3
$3.77
67
SIGN4
$5.63
74
SIGN5
$6.22
110
SIGN6
$9.26
170
SIGN7
$14.31
388
SIGN8
$32.66
593
SIGN9
$49.94
------------Continuous Burning-----------Estimated
Monthly kWh Flat Code
Amount
45
SIGN10
$4.13
79
SIGN11
$7.24
91
SIGN12
$8.35
134
SIGN13
$12.29
148
SIGN14
$13.57
220
SIGN15
$20.19
341
SIGN16
$31.27
775
SIGN17
$71.09
1,187
SIGN18
$108.86
Summer - June through September Billing
Nominal Lamp
Wattage
50
75
100
150
175
250
400
1,000
1,500
---------Controlled Energy Only--------Estimated
Monthly kWh Flat Code
Amount
23
SIGN1
$2.10
40
SIGN2
$3.61
45
SIGN3
$4.09
67
SIGN4
$6.05
74
SIGN5
$6.72
110
SIGN6
$9.98
170
SIGN7
$15.41
388
SIGN8
$35.18
593
SIGN9
$53.79
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------------Continuous Burning-----------Estimated
Monthly kWh Flat Code
Amount
45
SIGN10
$4.45
79
SIGN11
$7.76
91
SIGN12
$8.91
134
SIGN13
$13.16
148
SIGN14
$14.53
220
SIGN15
$21.60
341
SIGN16
$33.49
775
SIGN17
$76.11
1,187
SIGN18
$116.56
As Of: January 1, 2016
EXPLANATORY NOTES
1. The Commission may, at its option, verify kWh by installing a kWh meter or a device to limit
connected load.
2. The number and location of service points shall be as specified by the Commission.
3. In no case shall the Commission expend more than five (5) times the estimated annual revenue to be
derived from the service.
4. The term “customer-owned system” means complete ownership by the customer of all facilities
(including poles, fixtures, circuits, and disconnect devices) up to a point of connection to the
Commission’s supply lines. The Customer shall provide (a) suitable mounting and wiring for a
Commission-supplied photoelectric receptacle and (b) a weatherproof enclosure, if needed, for any
Commission-supplied relay. The commission will supply the necessary photoelectric control.
5. If underground feed is required, a nonrefundable Contribution in Aid of Construction in the amount of
$100.00 for 75 feet or less of underground cable will be charged. For distances greater than 75 feet,
an additional Seventy-Five Cents (75¢) per foot will be charged.
BILL CODES
Billboards/Signs (in addition to metered service)
Billboards/Signs (no meter)
Service
Applicable Metered Svc
NA
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Meter Point
Applicable Metered Svc
As Of: January 1, 2016
Crisp County Power Commission
RENTAL LIGHT SERVICE
Schedule RL
EFFECTIVE
Effective with Bills Rendered for the Billing Month of January 2016
AVAILABILITY
Throughout the Crisp County Power Commission’s service area from existing lines of adequate capacity.
APPLICABILITY
Applicable only to outdoor lighting by ballast operated vapor lamp fixtures, either mercury (MV), highpressure sodium (HPS) or metal halide (MH) and plies confirming to Power Commission specifications.
Service will be rendered only at locations that, solely in the opinion of the Power Commission, are readily
accessible for maintenance. All equipment and facilities are Commission owned and maintained.
Security Lights
Nominal Lamp Wattage
100
100 (Equivalent)
175
175 (Equivalent)
Type
HPS
LED
MV
LED
Estimated Monthly kWh
46
???
80
???
Flat Code
SL1
SL23
SL2
SL24
--------Monthly Rate-------Without Pole With Pole
$7.97
$9.39
$7.97
$9.39
$9.17
$10.59
$9.17
$10.59
For this light “with pole” means the Power Commission would furnish one (1) 30-foot wooden pole per
light. Normal service is overhead. For underground see NOTE 1. For special poles see NOTE 2 below.
Roadway Luminaires
Nominal Lamp Wattage
150
250
250 (Equivalent)
400
400 (Equivalent)
400
Type
HPS
HPS
LED
HPS
LED
MV
Estimated Monthly kWh
62
115
???
175
???
175
Flat Code
SL3
SL4
SL25
SL5
SL29
SL6
--------Monthly Rate-------Without Pole With Pole
$16.05
$19.48
$18.28
$21.71
$18.28
$21.71
$19.88
$23.31
$19.88
$23.31
*$19.88
*$23.31
* No new installations.
For this light “with pole” means the Power Commission would furnish one (1) 40-foot wooden pole per
light. Normal service is overhead. For underground, see NOTE 1. For special poles see NOTE 2 below.
Flood Lights
Nominal Lamp Wattage
350/400
350/400 (Equivalent)
1,000
1,000 (Equivalent)
Type
MH/HPS
LED
MH/HPS
LED
Estimated Monthly kWh
175
???
380
???
Flat Code
SL7
SL26
SL8
SL28
--------Monthly Rate-------Without Pole With Pole
$21.43
$24.86
$21.43
$24.86
$29.96
$33.39
$29.96
$33.39
For this light “with pole” means the Power commission would furnish one (1) 40-foot wooden pole per
light. Normal service is overhead. For underground, see NOTE 1 for special poles see NOTE 2 below.
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Post-Top Fixtures
Description
Traditional
Traditional
Traditional
Galleria
Galleria
Torch
Type
HPS
LED
MH
HPS
HPS
MH
Nominal Lamp Wattage
100
100 (Equivalent)
150/175
100
150
250
Estimated Monthly kWh
46
???
66
46
71
115
Flat Code
SL9
SL27
SL10
SL18
SL19
SL21
Monthly Rate
$14.49
$14.49
$16.73
$22.07
$24.58
$32.50
These lights are normally furnished with a special pole and UG service up to 100 feet. Additional UG
length is furnished at $1.00 per foot.
Parking Lot Shoebox
-------------------One Fixture------------------Nominal
Lamp
Wattage
350/400
Type
MH/HPS
Estimated
Monthly kWh
175
Monthly
Rate
$36.28
Flat Code
SL11 (HPS)
SL12 (MH)
-------------------Two Fixtures------------------Estimated
Monthly kWh
350
Flat Code
SL14 (HPS)
SL15 (MH)
Monthly
Rate
$49.52
Other Lighting
Description
Turnpike
Type
MH/HPS
Nominal Lamp Wattage
400
Estimated Monthly kWh
175
Flat Code
SL20
Monthly Rate
$28.65
These lights are normally furnished with a special pole or base and underground service up to 100 feet.
Additional underground length is furnished at $1.00 per foot.
NOTES
1. “Without Pole” means luminaire can be installed on an existing distribution wood pole. For those
lights where normal service is overhead, underground service will be furnished for an additional $100
“up-front” fee, plus $1 per foot for any underground service length above the first 100 feet. Where
underground wiring is desired, and paving or other obstructions exist, the customer will be required to
perform all trenching, install duct furnished by the Commission, backfill, and complete the paving to
the mutual satisfaction of all parties concerned.
2. If a customer desires to substitute a special pole type for the regular wooden pole these are available
at the following rates:
• To substitute either a direct embedded fiberglass or concrete pole, add $5.74 per month to
the normal “with pole” rental fee.
• To substitute either a steel or fiberglass pole mounted on a concrete base add $11.45 per
month to the normal “with pole” rental fee.
3. In the event the Commission is required to replace existing Commission-owned luminaire(s) with a
different type luminaire(s), then the customer will be required to pay the Commission $25.00 for each
luminaire changed. Also, if a customer requires the Commission to install luminaries at greater
mounting height than that which is achievable on existing wood poles or relocate poles and
equipment, then the customer will be required to pay the Commission a Contribution to Construction
to cover changing the pole to a taller one, rearranging the equipment to accommodate the greater
mounting height or relocating poles and equipment.
4. The placement of lights will be mutually determined by the Crisp County Power Commission and the
customer. After installation, if the customer requests light(s) to be relocated, then the relocation will
be at the customer’s expense.
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5. Security lights existing as of February 1, 1983, will be billed according to the” W/O Pole” rates.
6. A service charge of $25.00 for new installations of security lights will be required of renters and/or
mobile homeowners who rent their lots.
7. A $15.00 service charge will be required of any customer for connection of an existing security light.
BILL CODES
Rental Light in addition to metered service
Rental Light Only (no meter)
Service
Applicable
metered service
NA
Meter Point
Applicable
metered service
FLAT CODES (POLES)
30’ Wooden Pole
40’ Wooden Pole
40’ Wooden Pole (400 W, MV, Roadway ONLY)
Substitute Direct Embedded Fiber Pole for 30’ Wooden Pole
Substitute Direct Embedded Concrete Pole for 30’ Wooden Pole
Substitute Direct Embedded Fiber Pole for 40’ Wooden Pole
Substitute Direct Embedded Concrete Pole for 40’ Wooden Pole
Substitute Steel Pad Mounted Pole for 30’ Wooden Pole
Substitute Fiber Pad Mounted Pole for 30’ Wooden Pole
Substitute Steel Pad Mounted Pole for 40’ Wooden Pole
Substitute Fiber Pad Mounted Pole for 40’ Wooden Pole
SLPL1
SLPL2
SLPL3
SLPL4
SLPL5
SLPL6
SLPL7
SLPL8
SLPL9
SLPL10
SLPL11
Note: See above for applicable flat codes for individual light types.
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Crisp County Power Commission
RESIDENTIAL SERVICE
Schedule R
EFFECTIVE
Effective with Bills Rendered for the Billing Month of January 2016
AVAILABILITY
All territory served directly by the existing lines of adequate capacity.
APPLICABILITY
For all domestic uses of a Residential Customer in a separately or commonly metered dwelling unit that
does not have equipment behind the meter that significantly modifies the load profile. Examples of this
type equipment would be distributed generation such as solar arrays. A Residential Customer hereunder
is defined in Rules and Regulations for Electric Service.
TYPE OF SERVICE
Single or three phase, 60 hertz, at a standard voltage.
MONTHLY RATE
Winter - October through May Billing
Base Charge
First 650 kWh
All Additional kWh
@
@
@
$10.20
9.3930¢
8.3700¢
Monthly
Per kWh
Per kWh
Minimum Monthly Bill: Base charge
Summer - June through September Billing
Base Charge
First 650 kWh
All Additional kWh
@
@
@
$10.20
9.3930¢
13.7360¢
Monthly
Per kWh
Per kWh
Minimum Monthly Bill: Base charge
SENIOR CITIZEN - LOW INCOME ASSISTANCE
Qualifying customers certified by the Commission will be eligible for a monthly bill discount of $20.60. To
qualify, the customer must be 65 years of age or older with total household income of $14,355 or less per
year, provided that the electric service account is individually metered and in said customer's name.
MULTIPLE SERVICE
Where two or more dwellings are served through a single meter, the General Service rate will apply.
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LEVELIZED BILLING OPTION
The Customer may be offered the option of being rendered a levelized bill which has the effect of leveling
the Customer's monthly billing amount. Details of this billing option are on file in the Commission office.
This option is available only for separately metered dwelling units.
BILL CODES
Service
RES
RESSR
RES
RESSR
Residential
Senior Citizen
Residential w/ Excess Facility
Senior Citizen w/ Excess Facility
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Meter Point
RESX
RESSRX
As Of: January 1, 2016
Crisp County Power Commission
RESIDENTIAL DEMAND SERVICE
Schedule RD
EFFECTIVE
Effective with Bills Rendered for the Billing Month of January 2016
AVAILABILITY
All territory served directly by the existing lines of adequate capacity.
APPLICABILITY
For all domestic uses of a Residential Customer in a separately or commonly metered dwelling unit
having equipment behind the meter that significantly modifies the load profile. Examples of this type
equipment would be distributed generation such as solar arrays. A Residential Customer hereunder is
defined in Rules and Regulations for Electric Service. This rate is only available for customers with
distributed generation systems rated 25 kW or less.
TYPE OF SERVICE
Single or three phase, 60 hertz, at a standard voltage.
MONTHLY RATE
Winter - October through May Billing
Base Charge
First 650 kWh
All Additional kWh
Demand Charge
@
@
@
@
$18.18
4.2420¢
4.7470¢
$5.81
Monthly
Per kWh
Per kWh
Per kW
Minimum Monthly Bill: Base charge plus $5.81 per kW
Summer - June through September Billing
Base Charge
First 650 kWh
All Additional kWh
Demand Charge
@
@
@
@
$18.18
5.2520¢
8.2820¢
$8.33
Monthly
Per kWh
Per kWh
Per kW
Minimum Monthly Bill: Base charge plus $5.81 per kW
ENERGY GENERATED IN EXCESS OF CUSTOMER LOAD
Any energy which is generated that is in excess of the customer load at any time shall be purchased by
the Crisp County Power Commission at the Power Commission’s estimated average marginal energy
cost.
SENIOR CITIZEN - LOW INCOME ASSISTANCE
Qualifying customers certified by the Commission will be eligible for a monthly bill discount of $20.60. To
qualify, the customer must be 65 years of age or older with total household income of $14,355 or less per
year, provided that the electric service account is individually metered and in said customer's name.
MULTIPLE SERVICE
Where two or more dwellings are served through a single meter, the General Service rate will apply.
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LEVELIZED BILLING OPTION
The Customer may be offered the option of being rendered a levelized bill which has the effect of leveling
the Customer's monthly billing amount. Details of this billing option are on file in the Commission office.
This option is available only for separately metered dwelling units.
BILL CODES
Residential
Senior Citizen
Residential w/ Excess Facility
Senior Citizen w/ Excess Facility
Service
To Be Determined
To Be Determined
To Be Determined
To Be Determined
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Meter Point
To Be Determined
To Be Determined
To Be Determined
To Be Determined
As Of: January 1, 2016
Crisp County Power Commission
SEASONAL AGRICULTURAL SERVICE
Schedule SAS
EFFECTIVE
Effective with Bills Rendered for the Billing Month of January 2016
AVAILABILITY
All territory served directly by the existing lines of adequate capacity.
APPLICABILITY
Applicable to off-peak season agricultural businesses including crop production, crop services, grain mill
and oil mill operations, and wholesale trade in farm product raw materials where at least 85% of the
annual kWh consumption occurs during the billing months of October through May. All electric service
shall be rendered at one point at one standard voltage and metered at or compensated to that voltage.
TYPE OF SERVICE
Single or three phase, 60 hertz, at a standard voltage.
MONTHLY RATE
Winter - October through May Billing
Base Charge
All kWh
@
@
$31.28
9.9055¢
Monthly
Per kWh
Minimum Monthly Bill: Base charge plus 3.0970¢ per kWh
Summer - June through September Billing
Base Charge
All kWh
@
@
$31.28
21.0674¢
Monthly
Per kWh
Minimum Monthly Bill: Base charge plus 3.7374¢ per kWh
TERM OF CONTRACT
One (1) year.
BILL CODES
Service
SESAG
Seasonal Agricultural
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Meter Point
As Of: January 1, 2016
Crisp County Power Commission
SEASONAL AGRICULTURAL SERVICE – TIME OF USE
Schedule SAS-TOU
EFFECTIVE
Effective with Bills Rendered for the Billing Month of January 2016
AVAILABILITY
Throughout Crisp County Power Commission’s service area from existing lines of adequate capacity.
APPLICABILITY
Applicable to agricultural production including storage, drying, curing, handling, grain mill, and oil mill
operations and other agricultural related applications where at least 80% of the annual kWh consumption
occurs in any six consecutive month period. The customer will be responsible to the Power Commission
for any additional cost of installing and removing any equipment required to control, meter or deliver this
service. This electric service shall be delivered at one point, at one standard voltage and metered at or
compensated to that voltage and is available to any customer with an actual demand of less than 500 kW.
TYPE OF SERVICE
Single or three phase, 60 hertz, at a standard voltage.
MONTHLY RATE
Base Charge
@
$19.90
All consumption (kWh) not greater than 200
hours times the billing demand:
First 3,000 kWh
Next 3,000 kWh
Over 6,000 kWh
@
@
@
15.4035¢
14.3834¢
4.5905¢
Per kWh
Per kWh
Per kWh
@
4.5905¢
Per kWh
All consumption (kWh) in excess of 200 hours
times the billing demand
Monthly
Minimum Monthly Bill: Base charge plus kWh charge
Consumption during the on-peak period shall cause a surcharge of 18.3618¢ per kWh to be applied to
kWh’s which fall within the on-peak period.
ON PEAK SERVICE
The On-Peak period is defined as the hours starting at 2:00 PM and ending at 7:00 PM Monday through
Friday for the billing months June through September (Summer Months). The above hours on which the
following holidays are observed shall be considered Off-Peak: Memorial Day, Independence Day and
Labor Day.
OFF PEAK SERVICE
The Off-Peak period is defined as all hours not included above including all weekends and the billing
months of October through May (Winter Months).
DETERMINATION OF BILLING DEMAND
The Billing Demand is the highest 30-minute kW measurement during the current month.
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TERM OF CONTRACT
Five (5) years.
Service hereunder subject to the Crisp County Power Commission’s Rules and Regulations for Electric
Service.
BILL CODES
Seasonal Agricultural TOU
Service
SAGT
Meter Point
nd
SAGTS (2 on peak kWh point ONLY)
TOU METER PROGRAMMING
Meter Point
1
2
3
4
Unit
On Peak kWh
On Peak kWh
Off Peak kWh
kW
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Crisp County Power Commission
TIME OF USE – ENERGY ONLY
Schedule TOU-EO
EFFECTIVE
Effective with Bills Rendered for the Billing Month of January 2016
AVAILABILITY
Throughout Crisp County Power Commission’s service area from existing lines of adequate capacity.
APPLICABILITY
To all electric service for Commercial and Industrial customers, at one standard voltage required on the
customer’s premises, delivered at one point and metered at or compensated to that voltage.
TYPE OF SERVICE
Single or three phase, 60 hertz, at a standard voltage.
MONTHLY RATE
Winter - October through May Billing
Base Charge
@
$51.38
Monthly
Winter kWh:
First 1,500 kWh
Over 1,500 kWh
@
@
11.5252¢
6.3087¢
Per kWh
Per kWh
Summer kWh:
On Peak kWh
Off Peak kWh
@
@
21.7367¢
11.5252¢
Per kWh
Per kWh
Minimum Monthly Bill: Base charge plus 3.0970¢ per kWh plus $5.33 per kW for the first 10 kW above 30
kW, $10.53 per kW for the next 10 kW and $32.06 per kW for all demand above 50 kW.
Summer - June through September Billing
Base Charge
@
$51.38
Monthly
Winter kWh:
First 1,500 kWh
Over 1,500 kWh
@
@
12.1658¢
6.9492¢
Per kWh
Per kWh
Summer kWh:
On Peak kWh
Off Peak kWh
@
@
22.3772¢
12.1658¢
Per kWh
Per kWh
Minimum Monthly Bill: Base charge plus 3.7374¢ per kWh plus $5.33 per kW for the first 10 kW above 30
kW, $10.53 per kW for the next 10 kW and $32.06 per kW for all demand above 50 kW.
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ON PEAK
The On-Peak period is defined as the hours starting at 2:00 PM and ending at 7:00 PM Monday through
Friday for the calendar months June through September (Summer months). The above hours in days on
which the following holidays are observed shall be considered Off-Peak: Independence Day and Labor
Day.
OFF PEAK
The Off-Peak period is defined as all hours not included above in On-Peak, including all weekends and
calendar months of October through May (Winter Months).
DETERMINATION OF BILLING DEMAND
The Billing Demand is the highest 30-minute kW measurement during the current month.
TERM OF CONTRACT
One (1) year.
BILL CODES
Time of Use – Energy Only
Service
TEO
Meter Point
TEO (Summer on peak kWh)
TEOWF (Winter off peak kWh)
TEOSF (Summer off peak kWh)
TOU METER PROGRAMMING
Meter Point
1
2
3
4
Unit
Summer On Peak kWh
Winter Off Peak kWh
Summer Off Peak kWh
kW
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Crisp County Power Commission
VARIABLE OFF PEAK SERVICE RIDER
Schedule VOP
EFFECTIVE
Effective with Bills Rendered for the Billing Month of January 2016
AVAILABILITY
Applicable upon request as a modification of the General Service rate schedule when off-peak usage
exists.
DEFINITIONS
Off-Peak usage is defined as power requirements occurring at all hours during the billing months October
through May, and Saturdays, Sundays, certain holidays, and various 16-hour periods starting between
6:00 PM and 10:00 PM daily during the billing months June through September. The holidays are
National Memorial Day, Independence Day, and Labor Day. The day on which the holiday is observed
shall count as an off-peak day.
On-Peak usage is defined as all power required not included above.
APPLICABLE PERCENT OF DEMAND FOR DESIGNATED PERIODS
Off Peak Hours Schedule
VOP2B
VOP2C
VOP2D
VOP2E
VOP2F
Starting And Ending
6 PM – 10 AM
7 PM – 11 AM
8 PM – Noon
9 PM – 1 PM
10 PM – 2 PM
--Billing Demand Percentage-Off Peak
On Peak
65
100
65
100
65
100
65
100
70
110
DETERMINATION OF BILLING DEMAND
The Billing Demand shall be based on the greater of the applicable percent of the highest OFF-PEAK or
ON-PEAK 30-minute kW measurement during the current and proceeding eleven (11) months.
In no case shall the Billing Demand be less than the greatest of (1) the contract minimum or (2) 5 kW for
“General Service” customers.
METERING
Where special metering must be installed specifically for the purpose of measuring off-peak usage, a
charge of $21.38 a month will be added to the customer’s bill.
TOU METER PROGRAMMING
Meter Point
1
2
3
Unit
kWh
On Peak kW
Off Peak kW
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