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Ordinance No. 3,44320826-1 ORDINANCE NO. 3443 AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO RATES TO BE CHARGED BY HOUSTON LIGHTING & POWER FOR ELECTRIC UTILITY SERVICE WITHIN THE CORPORATE LIMITS OF THE CITY OF BAYTOWN, TEXAS; CONTAINING FINDINGS AND PROVISIONS RELATED TO THE SUBJECT; PROVIDING FOR A REPEALER AND FOR SEVERABILITY; AND PROVIDING FOR THE EFFECTIVE DATE HEREOF. WHEREAS, On or about June 16, 1982, Houston Lighting & Power Company (the "Company"), filed with the City of Baytown a Statement of Intent and Petition for Authority to Change Rates relating to electric utility service, and proper notice thereof was duly given; and WHEREAS, by Ordinance No. 3408, the City Council sus- pended the effective date of such proposed rate increase; and WHEREAS, the City Council, having considered the Company's rate increase at a public hearing for which proper notice was duly given, finds that such request is excessive; and WHEREAS, the City Council having original jurisdiction over the matters finds that a lesser increase in rates should be prescribed for the Company; NOW THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BAYTOWN, TEXAS: Section l: The City Council of the City of Baytown hereby finds the requested rates of the Company to be excessive and unreasonable. Section 2: The City Council of the City of Baytown hereby additionally finds and determines the following: I. Findings 1. Cost of Service The revenue requirement of the Company is $3,529,921,000.00. Adjustment were made to Fuel, Operations & Maintenance, Ex- traordinary Amortization, Depreciation, Other Taxes, Franchise Fees, Federal Income Taxes and Return Component. 20826-2a Section 3: That pursuant to the provisions of TEX. REV. CIV.STAT. art 2368a, the City Manager is hereby granted general authority to approve any change order involving an increase or a decrease in costs of fifteen Thousand and No/100 ($15,000.00) Dollars or less, provided that the original contract price may not be increased by more than twenty five (25%) percent or decreased by more than twenty five (25) percent without the consent of the contractor to such decrease. Section 4: All ordinances or parts of ordinances inconsistent with the terms of this ordinance are hereby repealed; provided, however, that such repeal shall be only to the extent of such inconsistency and in all other respects this ordinance shall be cumulative of other ordinances regulating and governing the subject matter covered by this ordinance. Section 5: This ordinance shall take effect form and after its passage. INTRODUCED, READ and PASSED by the affirmative vote of the City Council of the City of Baytown on this the 26th day of August , 1982. EMMETT0. HUTIU, Mayor ATTEST: 1 ILEEN P. HA L, ity Clerk APPROVED: RA DALL B. R G, City A orney -2- "EXHIBIT A" TARIFF FOR ELECTRIC SERVICE Houston Lighting & Power Company 611 Walker, P.O. Box 1700 Houston, Texas 77001 DEFINITIONS OF SYMBOLS The following are the definitions of the symbols used to describe the proposed changes: (C) to denote a change in regulations (D) to denote discontinued rate or regulations (E) to denote the correction of an error made during a revision (the revision which resulted in the error must be one connected to some material contained in the tariff prior to the revision) (1) to denote a rate increase (N) to denote a new rate or regulations (R) to denote a rate reduction (T) to denote a change in text, but no change in rate or regulation. Section 1 Table of Contents HOUSTON LIGHTING & POWER COMPANY TABLE OF CONTENTS Section I - Table of Contents Section II - Preliminary Statement Section III - Areas Served Section IV - Rate Schedules Rates Residential Service Time of Day Residential Service - Experimental Miscellaneous General Service Large General Service Large Overhead Service (A) Large Overhead Service (B) Texas -New Mexico Power Company Contract Dow Contract for Firm and Interruptible Service Purchased Power Service Street and Protective Lighting Service Dusk to Dawn Guard Lighting Service Miscellaneous Charges Riders Rider for Fuel Cost Adjustment Rider for High Voltage Service Rider for Special Minimum Billing (Monthly) Rider for Special Minimum Billing (Annual) Supplemental Agreements Supplemental Agreement for Customers with Electric Generating Capacity Supplemental Agreement for Standby Service Supplemental Agreement for Interruptible Service Supplemental Agreement for Transmission Voltage Substation Supplemental Agreement for Non -Firm Service Supplemental Agreement for Peak Shave Service - Experimental Revision Number: 6th Rate Schedule RS RTD MGS LGS LOS -A LOS -B PPS SPL GL FC A E F Effective. I Section I Table of Conients HOUSTON LIGHTING & POWER COMPANY Section V - Service Rules and Regulations Terms and Conditions Terms and Conditions for the Sale of Electric Service Applicable to Rate Schedules RS, RTD, MGS, LGS and LOS Terms and Conditions for the Purchase of Electricity Applicable to Rate Schedule PPS Terms and Conditions for the Sale of Lighting Service Applicable to Rate Schedules SPL and GL Application and Agreement Forms Application and Agreement for Electric Service (MCS and LGS) Application and Agreement for Electric Service (LOS) Application and Agreement for Purchased Power Service Application and Agreement for Lighting Service (SPL) - Overhead Application and Agreement for Lighting Service (SPL) - Underground Application and Agreement for Lighting Service (GL) Service Policies Service. Extension Policy Service Refusal Policy Service Discontinuance Policy Customer Credit Policy Billing Policy Meter Policy Emergency Electric Curtailment Plan Balanced Billing Program Revision Number: 6th Effective: Sl E4 E- EE Ei E8 Ec E1 E1 E1: E1: E1• E1: Eli E1, Section I1 Preliminary Statement Sheet No Page 1 HOUSTON LIGHTING & POWER COMPANY PRELIMINARY STATEMENT Houston Lighting & Power Company is engaged in the generation, transmission, distribution ar sale of electric energy, serving an area in the Texas Gulf Coast Region estimated at approximate: 5,000 square miles, in which are located Houston and approximately 153 other cities, villages, ar communities. Revision Number: 3rd Effective Section 111 Area, Served HOUSTON LIGHTING & POWER COMPANY Austin Co. Brazoria Co. Chambers Co. Colorado Co. Arcola * Baytown Beach City Beasley' Bellaire Bonney" Brookshire Brookside Village Bunker Hill Clear Lake Shores Clute Cove" Danbury Deer Park El Lago Freeport Fulshear Galena Park Galveston Hedwig Village Hillcrest Village' Hilshire Village Hitchcock" Houston Humble* Hunters Creek Iowa Colony' AREAS SERVED Counties Served Fort Bend Co. Galveston Co. Harris Co. Liberty Co. Incorporated Communities Served Jacinto City Jamaica Beach Village' Jersey Village Jones Creek Katy" Kemah" Kendleton' Lake Jackson La Porte -'• Liverpool" Magnolia' Marvel Missouri City Mont Belvieu Morgans Point' Nassau Bay' Needville" Oak Ridge North' Old River-Winfree' Orchard* Oester Creek Pasadena Pattison" Pearland Piney Point Village Pleak Sheet No Ci Page I of 2 Matagorda Co. Montgomery Co. Waller Co. Wharton Co. Prairie View Quintana Richmond Richwood Rosenberg San Felipe" Santa Fe Seabrook Sealy` - - Shoreacres Simonton South Houston Southside Place Spring Valley Stafford Stagecoach* Sugarland Surfside Beach Village Taylor Lake Village Thompsons Tomball' Waller' Wallis' �N ebster West Uni\,ersity Place Wharton In addition to the incorporated communities listed above, a minority of the customers in the incor- porated areas of Alvin, La Marque, League City, Friendswood and Texas City are served. 'Relinguished original jurisdiction to the Public Utilities Commission of Texas. Revisinn Number: 6th Effective: Section Ill Area,, Served HOUSTON LIGHTING & POWER COMPANY Unincorporated Communities Served Addicks Cypress Lissie Aldine Damon Longpoint Algoa Danciger Magnet Alta Loma Decker Prairie McNair Arcadia Dewalt Mixt>ille Bacliff East Bernard Moonshine Hill Bammel Egypt Newgulf Barker Fairchilds Peters Barrett Foster Pinehurst Big Creek Frenso Pledger Blue Ridge Fnldek Racoon Bend Boling Genoa Randon Bonus Glen Flora Retrieve Booth Gulf Park Rose Hi)) Burleigh Guy Rosharon Cedar Bayou Highlands Sandy Point Channelview Hockley San Leon Chenango Houston Point Satsuma - Chesterville Huffman Sheldon Clodine Huffsmith Spanish Camp Cloverleaf Hungerford Spring Coady Iago Strang Cochran Juliff Tavener Crabb Lalkev,-ood Virginia Point Crosby Lane City Westfield Revision ;Number: 5th Ettect we Shee: Nr. Ci Page 2 W 2 section TV—Kattscheduks R,esitl nl W service — Its S1xti No F+Ire 1 off I HOUSTON LICKnNC & POWER COWAN"Y ter r r RESIDENTIAL SERVICE—RS AVAILABILITY - At all points where facilities of adequate capacity and the required phase and suitable voltage are adjacent to the premises to be served. When adequate capacity or service of the type desired by the customer is not adjacent to the premises to be served, additional contract ar. rangements may be required prior to service being furnished. APPLICATION - To all Electric Service required for residential purposes in individual private dwellings and in individually metered apartments when such service is supplied at one Point of Delivery and measured through one Meter. Where four or less family or housekeeping units are served through one Meter, it will be optional with the Customer whether the kilowatt-hour steps in the rate and the customer charge will be multiplied by the number of units for billing purposes or whether all the service will be furnished under the Miscellaneous General Service Schedule. Where more than four family units or apart- ments are served through one Meter, billing will be under the applicable General Service Schedule. When a portion of such Electric Service is used for non-residential purposes the appropriate General Service Schedule is applicable to all the Electric Service supplied. However, if the Customer's wiring is so arranged that the Electric Service for residential purposes and for non- residential purposes can be metered separately, this Schedule is applicable to the portion used for residential purposes. Not applicable to temporary, breakdown, standby, supplementary or resale service. TYPE OF SERVICE - Single-phase, 60 hertz, 120/240 volts alternating current. M0,N7HLY BILL The monthly bJJ shall be the sum of calculations made under (1) below plus the applicable ad- justments stated in (2) below. - - (1) Rate - (a) Customer Charge S8.00 per month which includes the use of 30 kwh (b) Kwh Charge (i) 2.1015 cents per kwh for all additional kwh if total kwh is less than or equal to 154 kwh (if) 3.1015 cents per kwh for all additional kwh if total kwh is greater than 150 kwh and less than or equal to 1,504 kwh (III) 4.1015 cents per kwh for all additional kwh if total kwh is greater than 1,500 kwh (2) Adjustments - (a) Plus an amount determined in accordance with Rider FC. (b) For service within the incorporated limits of a municipality which imposes a municipal franchise fee upon the revenues received by Company within that municipality, such municipal franchise fee will be added to and separately stated on each customer's bi1J. PAYMENT - For customers that subscribe to the Balanced Billing Program, the payment of the Monthly Bill amount will be adjusted in accordance with the provisions of the program. Bills are due when rendered. A bill for electric service is delinquent if not paid by the Past Due Date sho„•n on the Electric Service Bill. The Past Due Date will not be less than fifteen (15) days from the date the bill is mailed to Customer. CONTRACT PERIOD - Open order. NOTICE - Electric Service furnished under this rate schedule is subject to the Company's Terms and Conditions for the Sale of Electric Service. It"W" Number. Sth Efirct ve sect inn tv- Rate Schedules Tithe-nl-Day Rraiden,W Ser wr- itTD Sleet Na. 1)2 r Pap I Of 2 HOUSTON i1CHT1NC i POw COMPANY TIME -0F -DAY RESIDENTIAL SERVICE - RTD Availability - At all points where facilities of adequate capacity and the required phase and suitable voltage are adjacent to the premises to be served. desired by the customer is not adjacent to the Premises re adequate be capacity ed �taddit additional econt actof the s apr- sery rangements may be required prior to service being famished, Application - To all Electric Service required for residential purposes in individual private dwellings and in individually metered apartments when such service is supplied at one Point of Delivery and measured through one Meter. This is an experimental rate available on a voluntary basis to 500 residential customers which would othemise be provided electric service in accordance with the Residential Service - RS Rate Schedule. Customers will be selected from volunteers at the sole discretion of Company. A Customer receiving service hereunder may continue such service at any new premises in the company's service territory to which he may move provided such new premises meets the Condi- tions for service under this rate, A successor customer at the time of moving into premises vacated by any customer receiving service hereunder may also elect to receive such service. The rate may be withdrawn by the company upon expiration of agreement for electric service, or at any time in the event that Customer's allernative energy source is removed or is no longer main- tained in an operatable condition. Not applicable to temporary or resale service. Type of Service - Single-phase, 60 hertz, 120:'290 volts alternating current. Monthly Bill The monthly bill shall be the sum of calculations made under (3) below plus the applicable ad- justments stated in (2} below. (3) Rate — (a) Customer Charge S13.50 per month (6) Kwh Charge 13-37 cents per kwh for all kwh during On Peak hours 12P cents per kwh for all kwh during Off Peak hours Revision Number 2nd Elieciive Section IV - Rate Schedules Tin r f -Day Residential Service - RTD Sheet No. Page 2 HOUSTON UGHTINC k POWER COWANY (2) Adjustments - (a) Plus an amount determined in accordance with Rider FC. (b) dor service within the incorporated limits of a municipal: which imposes a municipal franchise fee upon the revenL received by Company within that municipality, such municil franchise fee will be added to and separately stated on ea customer's bill. Definition of Can Peak Hours and Off Peak Hours Company's on peak hours are designated as of the date hereof as being from 13 a.m. to 9 p.rr each Monday through Friday starting on May 15 and continuing through October 15 each year Labor Day and Independence Day (July 4) shall not be considered on peak. If July 4 occurs on Sur day the following Monday shall be considered off peak. The Company's on peak hours mai )< changed from time to time and Customer will be notified 12 months prior to such change becomin effective. Company's off peak hours are all hours of the year not designated as on peak hours. Payment - Bills are due when tendered. A bill for electric service is delinquent if not paid b- the Pas Due Date shown on the Electric Service Bill. The Past Due Date will not be less than fifteen (151 daN, from the date the bill is mailed to Customer. - Contract Period - The term of service shall be one year. Notice - Electric Service furnished under this rate schedule is subject to the Company's Terms anc Conditions for the Sale of Electric Service, Revision Number: 2nd Elir::�t e section W—Rale schedules Sheet No, D3 Miscellaneous Gerxral service—MG5 PW I of 2 HOUSTON LIGHTING ar POWER COMPANY rtti r « MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL SERVICE—MGS AVAILABILITY - At all points where facilities of adequate capacity and the required phase and suitable voltage are adjacent to the premises to be served. Where adequate capacity or service of the type desired by the customer is not adjacent to the premises to be served, additional contract ar- rangements may be required prior to service being furnished. APPLICATION - To any customer for all Electric Service supplied at one premises through one Point of Delivery and measured through one Meter. Not applicable to breakdown, standby, or sup- plementary service except in conjunction with appropriate supplemental agreements. Applicable to temporary service subject to provisions of Service Extension Policy. The service Furnished may not be remetered or submetered by the Customer for resale except pursuant to lawful submetering regulations of a regulatory authority with jurisdiction. TYPE OF SERVICE - Single or three phase, 60 hertz and at any one of the Company's standard ser- vice voltages as described in the Company's Service Standards. MONTHLY BILL The monthly bill shall be the sum of calculations made under (1) below or the calculation made under (2) below, whichever is higher, plus the applicable adjustments calculated under (3) below. (1) Rate - (a) Customer Charge $16.50 per month (b) Kva Charge $0.50 per kva for each kva over 10 (c) Kwh Charge Billing Months of May through October 4.50 cents per kwh for first 1250 kwh* 3.39 cents per kwh for next 2300 kwh 1.12 cents per kwh for all additional kwh *plus 123 kwh per kva for each kva over 10 Billing Months of kovmber through April 4.15 cents per kwh for first 1250 kwh* 3.39 cents per kwh for next 2300 kwh 1.12 cents per kwh for all additional kwh *plus 125 kwh per kva for each kva over 10 (2) Minimum Charge: The Customer Charge in the rate unless expense and investment to serve Customer requires a special guarantee. (3) Adjustments - (a) Plus an amount determined in accordance with Rider FC. (b) For service within the incorporated limits of a municipality which im- poses a municipal franchise fee upon the revenues received by Com- pany within that municipality, such municipa) franchise fee will be add- ed to and separately stated on each customer's bill. Revision Number. Sth Effemve Section W—Rain schedules Miscellaneous General Servile—MG5 HOUSTON LIGHTING i POWER COMPANY MIA r ra Sheet No. D3 Page 2 of 2 DETERMINATION OF KVA - The Kva (kilovolt amperes) applicable to the Monthly BiB shall be the average kva supplied during the 15 minute period of maximum use during the month then being billed as determined from meter readings. The Kva may be determined by the use of a standard block interval integrated kva meter or thermal ammeter calibrated to read kva based on the Corn- pany's standard voltage supplied. PAYMENT - Bills are due when rendered. A bill for electric service is delinquent if not paid by the Past Due Date shown on the Electric Service Bill. The Past Due Date will not be less than fifteen (15) days from the date the bill is mailed to Customer. A one-time late payment charge of 3% will be assessed if the total amount due is not paid on or before the Past Due Date. CONTRACT PERIOD - Open order unless a special condition requires a written contract. NOTICE - Electric Service furnished under this rate schedule is subject to the Company's Terms and Conditions for the Sale of Electric Service. Revision Number Sth Effetl�vr Sectinn W—Rate Schedules Lrgr General Service—l-CS Sheet No, Ds Ptge I o(2 1 HMSTON LIGHTING i POAIR COWANY KLA r �- LARGE GENERAL SERVICE—LGS AVAILABILITY - At all points where facilities of adequate capacity and the required phase and suitable voltage are available at the premises to be served. Where adequate capacity or service of the type desired by the customer is not already available at the premises to be served, additional contract arrangements may be required. APPLICATION - To any customer for all Electric Service supplied at one location and measured through one meter. Not applicable to temporary service nor to breakdown, standby or supplementary service except in conjunction with applicable supplemental agreements. The service furnished may not be remetered or submetered by the Customer for resale except pursuant to lawful submetering regula- tions of a regulatory authority with jurisdiction. TYPE OF SERVICE - Three-phase, 00 hertz alternating current and at one of the Company's stan- dard service voltages as described in the Company's Service Standards. MONTHLY BILL The monthly bill shall be the sum of calculations made under (1) below or the calculation made under (21 below, whichever is higher, plus the applicable adjustments stated under (3) below. (1) Rate - (a) Kva Charge $3,200.00 for first 700 kva or less $4.23 per kva for all additional kva (b) Kwh Charge 0:88 cents per kwh for all kwh (2) Minimum: The Kva Charge applicable to the current month. (3) Adjustments - (a) Plus an amount determined in accordance with Rider FC. (b) For service within the incorporated limits of a municipality which im- poses a municipal franchise fee upon the revenues received by Com- pany within that municipality, such municipal franchise fee k•i11 be add- ed to and separately stated on each customer's bill. DEFINITION OF ON PEAK HOURS AND OFF PEAK HOURS Company's on peak hours are designated as being from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m, each Mond2y through Friday starting on May 15 and continuing through October 15 each year. Labor DaN'- and In- dependence Day (July 4) shall not be considered on peak. if July 4 occurs on Sunday then the following Monday shall not be considered on peak. The Company's on peak hours may be changed from time to time and Customer vil] be notified 12 months prior to such change becoming effective. Company's off peak hours are all hours of the year not designated as on peak hours. Revivon Numbrr 501 Ertem%e Seclion IV—Kane schedules Law General Ser-ice—LGS HOUSTON LIGHTING & POWER COMPANY HLAP 67 Sheet No. D4 PART 2 of 2 DEFINITION OF ON PEAK KVA, ANNUAL ON PEAK KVA AND OFF PEAK KVA The terms "On Peak Kva", "Annual On Peak Kva" and "Off Peak Kva" shall be defined as follows: (1) On Peak Kva is the average kva supplied during the four fifteen minute periods of maximum use during the on peak hours of the billing month. (2) Annual On Peak Kva is the highest On Peak Kva established in the 12 months ending with and including the current billing month. (3) Off Peak Kva is the average kva supplied during the four fifteen minute periods of maximum use during the off peak hours of the billing month. DETERMINATION OF KVA The kva to be used in calculating the Monthly Bill shall be determined in accordance with the following provisions: (1) If the Off Peak Kva is equal to or less than the Annual On Peak Kva, the kva billed will be the highest of the following: (a) The On Peak Kva; (b) The Off Peak Kva; (c) 90% of the Annual On Peak Kva; or— (d) f(d) 700 kva. _(2) If the Off Peak Kva is greater than the Annual On Peak Kva, the kva billed will be the sum of (a) and (b) below: (a) The Annual On Peak Kva, but not less than 700 kva. (b) 42.31 of any Off Peak Kva in excess of the anount in 2 (a) above (rounded to the nearest kva). The above provision 2 (b) is not applicable to either (a) new customers taking service for the first time during the period starting October 16 and continuing through May 14 or (b) for existing customers operating new facilities during such period. Under such circumstances, provision 2 (b) shall be., (b) Any Off Peak Kva in excess of the kva determined in 2 (a) above. PAYMENT - Bilk are due when rendered. A bill for electric service is delinquent if not paid by the Past Due Date shown on the Electric Service Bill. The Past Due Date will not be less than fifteen (15) days from the date the bill is mailed to Customer. A one-time late payment charge of 3%, will be assessed if the total amount due is not paid on or before the Past Due Date. CONTRACT PERIOD - Not less than 1 year. NOTICE - Electric Service furnished under this rate schedule is subject to the Company's Terms and Conditions for the Sale of Electric Service. itevisinn Number: 5thfective Secv;on TV —Rate, 5rhrduks Large Ovrrixad Servkv(A1-1AS-A s. HOUSTON EIGHTINC & POWER COMPANY Mt�r ro LARGE OVERHEAD SERVICE (A)—LOS-A Sherr No. D5 Page 1 of 3 AVAILABILITY - From 138,000 volt, three-phase, 60 hertz alternating current, overhead lines which have been made available for this service. APPLICATION - To all electric service supplied at one location and measured through one meter when the Customer owns, operates and maintains all Facilities (except metering equipment) necessary to receive three-phase, 60 hertz alternating current service at 138,000 volts or higher. Energy cannot be resold or shared. If Customer has electric generating capacity installed and desires standby service, additional contract arrangements will be required, MONTHLY BILL To determine the amount of the monthly bill to be paid a calculation shall be made each month under (1) and (2) below, subject in each case to the applicable adjustments stated under (3) below, and the Customer shall pay the higher of the two amounts thus determined: (1) Rate - (a) Primary Kva Charge $9,440 which includes 2,0D0 Primary Kva $4.22 per kva for all additional Primary Kva (b) Secondary Kva Charge $1.75 per kva for all Secondary Kva (c) Kwh Charge 0.535 cents per kwh for all kwh (2) Minimum. The Primary Kva charge applicable to the current month. - (3) Adjustments - (a) Plus an amount determined in accordance with Rider FC. (b) In the event that Customer's Monthly Bill is based upon a period of less than 27 days or more than 33 days, the kva prices expressed in item "(1) Rate" above, shall be adjusted by multiplying by a ratio determin- ed by dividing the actual number of days by 30 days. (c) Company has 69,000 volt service available in certain areas which it in- tends to replace with 138,000 volt service. if Customer takes service at 69,000 volts and has not provided the capability in Customer's substa- tion to receive 138,000 volt service or higher, the above kva charges shall be increased by adding 50.10 per kva to all such kva charges. (d) For service within the incorporated limits of a municipality which im- poses a municipal franchise fee upon the revenues received by Com- pany within that municipality, such municipal franchise fee will be add- ed to and separately stated on each customer's bil). Rrvaion Number: Nh Ettective Svaion IV—Rite Scheduls % L V Overread Sc-"*A)—LOS-A HOUSTON UGHiTING & POWER COWANY HL&P A S�-w No. D5 Poze 2 of 3 DEFINITION OF ON PEAK HOURS AND OFF PEAK HOURS Company's on peak hours are designated as of the date hereof as being from S a.m. to 10 p.m. each Monday through Friday starting on May 15 and continuing through October 15 each year. Labor Day and Independence Day (July 4) shall not be considered on peak. if July 4 occurs on Sun- day then the following Monday shall not be considered on peak. The Company's on peak hours may be changed from time to time and Customer will be notified 12 months prior to such change becoming effective. Company's off peak hours are all hours of the year not designated as on peak hours. DEFINITION OF ON PEAK KVA, ANNUAL ON PEAK KVA AND OFF PEAK KVA The terms "On Peak Kva," "Annual On Peak Kva" and "Off Peak Kva" shall be defined as follows: (1) On Peak Kva is the average kva supplied during the four fifteen minute periods of maximum use during the on peak hours of the billing month. (2) Annual On Peak Kva is the highest On Peak Kva established in the 12 months ending with and including the current billing month, but not less than the minimum Annual On Peak Kva amount specified in Customer's Agreement with Company for electric service. (3) Off Peak Kva is the average kva supplied during the four fifteen minute periods of maximum use during the off peak hours of the billing month. DETERMINATION OF PRIMARY KVA AND SECONDARY KVA TO BE USED IN CALCULATING THE MONTHLY BILL The Primary Kvaand the Secondary Kva to be used in calculating the Monthly Bill shall be deter- mined in accordance with the following provisions: (1) If the Off Peak Kva is equal to or less than the On Peak Kva, the highest of the following will be billed as Primary Kva: (a) The On Peak Kva; (b) 90% of Annual On Peak Kva; or (c) 2,000 kva. (2) If the Off Peak Kva is greater than the On Peak Kva but equal to or less than the Annual On Peak Kva, the highest of the following will be billed as Primary Kva: (a) The Off Peak Kva; (b) 90% of the Annual On Peak Kva; or (c) 2,000 kva. Revision Number: Sth Weclwe Section TV—Rate 5chrdu6 L-ip Overhead Servicr(M—LOS-A Shert No. p! Par 3of2 HOUSTON LIGHTING & POWER COWANy HL&P 79 (3) If the Off Peak Kva is greater than the Annual On Peak Kva, the Annual On Peak Kva will be billed as Primary Kva and the excess of the Off Peak Kva over the Annual On Peak Kva will be billed as Secondary Kva except as limited herein. The amount of Off Peak Kva billed as Secondary Kva shall be limited to the maximum amount of Secondary Kva specified in Customer's Agreement with Company for electric service with all additional Kva billed as Primary Kva. Secondary Kva will not be made available to Customer if additional investment would be required to serve the off peak load. If Customer contracts for Secondary Kva, but in a period of twelve billing months does not use in one or more months at least 50% of the contracted amount, such contracted Secondary Kva will be reduced to the maximum amount actually used during said period of twelve billing mon- ths. In case of such reduction, Customer will be given written notice of the amount of Secondary Kva still available and the effective date of the reduction. (4) The above provision number (3) is not applicable to (a) new customers taking service for the first time during the period starting on October 16 and continuing through May 14 or (b) existing customers contracting for additional Secondary Kva during such period. Under such circumstances, unless the Annual On Peak Kva has been determined by mutual written agreement the Off Peak Kva will be billed as Primary Kva until the following May 15. PAYMENT - Sills are due when rendered. A bill for electric service is delinquent if not paid by the Past Due Date shown on the Electric Service Bill, The Past Due Date will not be less than fifteen (15) days from the date the bill is mailed to Customer. A one time late payment charge of 3°b will be assessed if the total amount due is not paid on or before the Past Due Date. METERING - The Company may install remote metering equipment to obtain information with which to deter- mine the amount of the monthly bill. Customer may, at any time, install metering instruments to check the service supplied under this schedule. The Company may at its option measure service on the low voltage side of the Customer's transformers in which event the kva and kwh recorded by the Company's metering instruments will be adjusted to compensate for transformer losses on the basis of data furnished by the manufacturer of the Customer's transformers. When the manufacturer is unable to supply the necessary data the adjustment will be based on tests conducted by the Company on the Customer's transformers. CONTRACT PERIOD - Not less than 3 years. NOTICE - Electric Service furnished under this rate schedule is subject to the Company's Terms and Conditions for the Sale of Electric Service. Revieion Number: Sth Efieetive Section IV—Rate Schedules Sham NO. N tsrw Overhead Service (B)—LOS-B Page 7 of 3 HOUSTON LIGHTING & POWER COMPANY HL&1' 79 LARGE OVERHEAD SERVICE (B)—LOS-B AVAILABILITY - From 138,000 volt, three-phase, 60 hertz alternating current, overhead lines which have been made available for this service. APPLICATION - To all electric service supplied at one location and measured through one meter when the Customer owns, operates, and maintains all facilities (except metering equipment) necessary to receive three-phase, 60 hertz alternating current service at 138,000 volts or higher. Energy cannot be resold or shared, if Customer has electric generating capacity installed and desires standby service, additional contract arrangements will be required. MONTHLY BILL To determine the amount of the monthly bill to be paid a calculation shall be made each month under (1) and (2) belox% subject in each case to the applicable adjustments stated under (3) below, and the Customer shall pay the higher of the two amounts thus determined: (1) Rate - (a) Primary Kva Charge $122,200 which includes 20,000 Primary Kva $6.06 per kva for all additional Primary Kva (b) Secondary Kva Charge $1.75 per kva for all Secondary Kva (c) Kwh Charge 0.213 cents per kwh for all kwh (2) Minimum: The Primary Kva Charge applicable to the current month. (3) Adjustments: (a) Plus an amount determined in accordance with Rider FC. Revision Number 5th (b) In the event that Customer's Monthly Bill is based upon a period of less than 27 days or more than 33 days, the kva prices expressed in item "(1) Rate" above, shall be adjusted by multiplying by a ratio determined by dividing the actual number of days by 30 days. (c) Company has 69,000 volt service available in certain areas which it intends to replace with 138,000 volt service. If Customer takes service at 69,000 volts and has not provided the capability in Customer's substation to receive 138,DOD volt service or higher, the above kva charge shall be increased by adding 50.10 per kva to all such kva charges. (d) For service within the incorporated limits of a municipality which imposes a municipal franchise fee upon the revenues received by Company within that municipality, such municipal franchise fee will be added to and separately stated on each customer's bill. Effrru�•e Section W—Rile Schedules Shen No. f Lame Overhe►d Service (B)—LAS-S Par I c HOUSTON LJGf MNG • POWER COWANY H"r Ti DEFINITION OF ON PEAK HOURS AND OFF PEAK HOURS Company's on peak hours are designated as of the date hereof as being from 8 a.m, to lo;).n each Monday through Friday starting on May 15 and continuing through October 15 each yea Labor Day and Independence Day (July 4) shall not be considered on peak. If July 4 occurs on Sul day then the following Monday shall not be considered on peak. The Company's on peak hou. may be changed from time to time and Customer will be notified 12 months prior to such chanj becoming effective. Company's off peak hours are all hours of the year not designated as on peak hours. DEFINITION OF ON PEAK KVA, CONTRACT KVA AND OFF PEAK KVA The terms "On Peak Kva," "Contract Kva" and "Off Peak Kva" shall be defined as follows: (1) On Peak Kva is the average kva supplied during the four fifteen minute periods of maximur use during the on peak hours of the billing month. (2) Contract Kva, unless reduced in the manner provided in this paragraph, is the highest O: Peak Kva established during the term of Customer's current Agreement for service ending with an, including the current billing month. With each June billing period following the initial term of sai, Agreement, Customer may reduce Contract Kva 10% by giving Company written request for sus] reduction prior to January 1 preceeding such June billing period. The Contract Kva effective wit] the June billing following such request for reduction shall be the higher of (a) 90% of the Contrac Kva in effect prior to May 15 in same year of the June reduction or (b) the highest On Peak Kva o; or after such May 15; but May 15 and thereafter-Cornpany -will not be obligated- to suppl}- Primar. Kva in excess of the amount in (a) above. The Contract Kva, after all reductions allowed in accor dance with this paragraph, shall not be less than the minimum Contract Kva amount specified u Customer's Agreement with Company for electric service. (3) Off Peak Kva is the average kva supplied during the four fifteen minute periods of maximurr use during the off peak hours of the billing month. DETERMINATION OF PRIMARY KVA AND SECONDARY KVA TO BE USED IN CALCULATING THE MONTHLY BILL The Primary Kva and the Secondary Kva to be used in calculating the Monthly Bill shall be deter- mined in accordance with the following provisions: (1) If the Off Peak Kva is equal to or less than the On Peak Kva, the highest of the following will be billed as Primary Kva: (a) The On Peak Kva; (b) 90% of the Contract Kva; or (c) 20,000 kva. (2) If the Off Peak `Kva is greater than the On Peak Kva but equal to or less than the Contract Kva, the highest of the following will be billed as Primary Kva: (a) The Off Peak Kva; (b) 90% of the Contract Kva; or (c) 20,000 kva. Revision Number: 5th Effective Section IV—RateSchedules urge Overhead Service t81—LOSB HOUSTON UGHT1NG & POWER CONVANY HLAr nt Sheet No, Db Page 3 of 3 (3) If the Off Peak Kva is greater than the Contract Kva, the Contract Kva will be billed as Primary Kva and the excess of the Off Peak Kva over the Contract Kva will be billed as Secondary Kva except as limited herein. The amount of Off Peak Kva billed as Secondary Kva shall be limited to the maximum amount of Secondary Kva specified in Customer's Agreement with Company for electric service with all additional kva billed as Primary Kva. Secondary Kva will not be made available to Customer if additional investment would be required to serve the off peak load. If Customer contracts for Secondary Kva, but in a period of twelve billing months does not us -e in one or more months at least 50% of the contracted amount, such contracted Secondary Kva will be reduced to the maximum amount actually used during said period of twelve billing months. In case of such reduction, Customer will be given written notice of the amount of Secondary Kva still available and the effective date of the reduction. (4) The above provision number {3} is not applicable to (a) new customers taking service for the first time during the period starting on October lb and continuing through May 14 or (b) existing customers contracting for additional Secondary Kva during such period. Under such circumstances, unless the Contract Kva has been determined by mutual written agreement, the Off Peak Kva will be billed as Primary Kva until the following May 15. PAYMENT - Bills are due when rendered. A bill for electric service is delinquent if not paid by the Past Due Date shown on the Electric Service Bill. The Past Due Date will not be less than fifteen (15) days from the date the bill is mailed to Customer. A one-time late payment charge of 3c,"o will be asussed if the total amount due is not paid on or befare the Past Due Date, " METERING The Company may install remote metering equipment to obtain information with which to deter- mine the amount of the monthly bill. Customer may, at any time, install metering instruments to check the service supplied under this schedule. The Company may at its option measure service on the low voltage side of the Customer's transformers in which event the kva and kwh recorded by the Company's metering instruments will be adjusted to compensate for transformer losses on the basis of data furnished by the manufacturer of the Customer's transformers. When the manufacturer is unable to supply the necessan• data the adjustment will be based on tests conducted by the Company on the Customer's transformers. CONTRACT PERIOD - Not less than 3 years. NOTICE - Electric Service furnished under this rate schedule is subject to the Company's Terms and Conditions for the Sale of Electric Service. RrvicionNumber: Sth Ef(ersitie Section W—Rale Schedules Texas -New Mexico Power Company Contract HOUSTON LIGHTING is POWER COMPANY TEXAS -NEW MEXICO POWER COMPANY CONTRACT Sheet No. D7 Page 3 of 3 APPLICATION Applicable to energy provided to Texas -New Mexico Power Company, in connection with ser- vice supplied to the Texas City - La Marque area and the West Columbia -Sweeney area, under a contract dated May 12, 1976, as amended periodically. MONTHLY BILL AT EACH POINT OF DELIVERY The amount of the monthly bill will be either (1) The sum of the Kva Charges plus the Kwh Charge as such charges are calculated in accor- dance with the formulae under "Rate" plus the amount calculated in accordance with the applicable "Adjustments" set forth below or (2) The "Minimum" whichever is the higher: (1) Rate - ICv;; Charge Primary Kva Charge $695,800 which includes the use of 90,000 Primary Kva; plus $7.72 per Kva for all additional Primary Kva; plus Secondary Kva Charge 51.75 per Kva for all Secondary Kva Kwh Charge 0.102 cents per Kwh for all Kwh (2) Minimum: The Primary Kva Charge plus the Kwh Charge associated with 100 Kwh per Primary Kva. (3) Adjustments: (a) Plus an amount based on the Kwh used determined in accordance with Rider FC. (b) For service within the incorporated limits of a municipality which im- poses a municipal franchise fee upon the revenues received by Com- pany within that municipality, such municipal franchise fee will be add- ed to and separately stated on each customer's bill. DEFINITION OF ON PEAK HOURS AND OFF PEAK HOURS Company's "On -Peak" hours are now designated as being from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. each Monday through Friday starting on May 15 and continuing through October 15 each year. Labor Day and Independence Day (July 4) shall not be considered on peak. If July 4 occurs on Sunday the follok•ing Monday shall not be considered on peak. Company's on -peak hours may be changed from time to time and Customer will be notified 12 months prior to such change becoming effective. Company's off peak hours are all hours of the year not designated as on peak hours Revision Number. 5th Effective Section IV—Rate Schedules Texm-New W%ko Power Company Camra-, HOUSTON LIGHTING k POWER COWANY Sh"t No. D7 Page 2 of 3 DEFINITION OF ON PEAK KVA, ANNUAL ON PEAK KVA AND OFF PEAK KVA The terTns "On Peak Kva," "Annual On Peak Kva" and "Off Peak Kva" shall be defined as follows: (1) On Peak Kva is the average kva supplied during the four fifteen minute periods of maximum use during on peak hours of the billing month but not less than 90,000 Kva. (2) Annual On Peak Kva, unless reduced in the manner provided in this paragraph, is the highest On Peak Kva established in the twelve (12) months ending with and including the current billing month, Customer may, by giving Company written notice at least three (3) years in advance, reduce the Annual On Peak KVA to reflect the effect of the installation of cogeneration or Customer -owned generation facilities. Provided Company receives written notification, such reduction will be effective on the date that operation of such facilities has commenced. The Annual On Peak Kva, after all reductions allowed in accordance with this paragraph, shall not be less than 90,000 Kva. (3) Off Peak Kva is the average Kva supplied during the four fifteen minute periods of max- imum use during the off peak hours of the billing month, DETERMINATION OF PRIMARY KVA AND SECONDARY KVA TO BE USED IN CALCULATING THE MONTHLY BILL The Primary Kva and the Secondary Kva to be used in calculating the Monthly Bill shall be deter- mined in accordance with the following provisions: (1) If the Off Peak Kva is equal to or less than the On Peak Kva, the highest of-4be_following will be billed as Primary Kva. -` (a) The On Peak Kva; (b) '85%of Annual On Peak Kva; or (c) 90,000 kva. (2) If the Off Peak Kva is greater than the On Peak Kva but equal to or less than the Annual On Peak Kva, the highest of the following will be billed as Primary Kva: (a) The Off Peak Kva; (b) 85%of Annual On Peak Kva; or (c) 40,000 kva. (3) If the Off Peak Kva is greater than the Annual On Peak Kva the Annual On Peak Kva will be billed as Primary Kva. The excess of the Off Peak Kva over the Annual On Peak Kva will be billed as Secondary Kva if such excess Kva is equal to or less than 30% of the Annual On Peak Kva. If such excess Kva is greater than 30% of the Annual On Peak Kva then 30�-r of the Annual On Peak Kva will be billed as Secondary Kva and all difference between the Ott Peak Kva and 30% of the Annual On Peak Kva will be billed as Primary Kva. . (4) The above provision number (3) is not applicable to a major industry or industries added during the period starting on October I6 and continuing through May 14. Under such cir- curnstances, unless the Annual On Peak Kva has been determined by mutual written agree- ment the Off Peak Kva will be billed as Primary Kva until such time as Customer has actual- ly established a new Annual On Peak Kva. R—iaon Number; Sth tafcCtlVe Section N—Rate Schedule ( Tauu-New Mexico Rower Company Contract r i MDusTDN UGHTING a POWFR COWANY Sheet No, D7 Page 3 of 3 DEFINITION OF MONTH The term "month" as used in this contract shall mean the period between any consecutive readings of Company's metering instruments. Company will render Customer a bill approximately every thirty (30) days (but not less than twenty-seven (27) nor more than thirty-three (33) days and not more than twelve (12) bills in any year period), based on the readings of Company's metering in- struments. When the period between any two such readings is less than twenty-seven (27) days or more than thirty-three (33) days the Kva Charge expressed in the Monthly Bill shall be adjusted by multiplying by a ratio determined by dividing the actual number of days by thirty (30) days. PAYMENT - Bills are due after being mailed to Texas -New Mexico Power Company at its address, First National Bank Building, Fort Worth, Texas, or such other address as may be given Company in writing. A bill for electric service is delinquent if not paid by the Past Due Date shown on the Electric Service Bill. The Past Due Date will not be less than fifteen (25) days from the date the bill is mailed to customer. A one-time late payment charge of 3% will be assessed if the total amount due is not paid on or before the Past Due Date. TERMS As provided in contract. Revision Number: 5th Effrcnve. section IV—Rate schedules / Dow Contract for Firm and Interruptible Servirm HOUSTON IJG}MNG is POWER COWANY DOW CONTRACT FOR FIRM AND INTERRUPTIBLE SERVICE Sheei Ivo. D. Page 1 of. APPLICATION Applicable to interruptible and firm energy provided to Dow, at its chemical plants near Freeport, Texas, under a contract dated June 1, 1974, as amended periodically. MONTHLY BILLING A Dow shall be billed, for firm power and energy, a monthly amount consisting of the sum of the Kw charge plus the kwh charge as such charges are calculated in accordance with the formulae under "(1) Rate" below and adjusted in accordance with the applicable "(2) Adjustments" se: forth below: (1) Rate - (a) KW Charge $1,773,550 which includes the use of 225,000 firm Ku (b) KWH Charge 0.102 cents per Kwh for 164,250,000 Kwh (2) Adjustments - (a) Plus an amount determined in accordance with Rider FC. (b) For service within the incorporated limits of a municipality which impo a municipal franchise fee upon the revenues received by Company wit; i that municipality, such municipal franchise fee will be added to a separately stated on each customer's bill. B Dow shall be billed, for interruptible powered energy, a monthly amount consisting of the sum of the KW charge plus the Kwh charge minus the KW credit as such charges and credit are calculated in accordance with the formulae under "(1) Rate" below and adjusted in accordance with the applicable "(2) Adjustments" set forth below: (1) Rate - (a) KW Charge $921.280 which includes the use of 200,DO0 Billing KW and 144.D00,000 Kwh in a month; plus S23.D07 for each 5,000 in- crease in the Billing KW; which 523,007 includes the use of 3.6DO,ODO Kwh in a month; plus (b) KWH Charge 0.102 cents per Kwh for all additional Kwh; minus (c) KW Credit 0.6 cents per KW - hour (2) Adjustments - (a) Plus an amount determined in accordance with Rider FC. (b) For service within the incorporated limits of a municipality which imposi a municipal franchise fee upon the revenues received by Company v-ith: that municipality, such municipal franchise fee will be added tc an separately stated on each customer's bill. Revision Number: 5th Effective Section IV—Rate Sdwduks Dow Contract for Firer, and Ir+tan ptible Servim sheet No Page 2 r HOUSTON LIGHTING k POWFR CC*eAHYY DEFINITION OF ON -PEAK HOURS AND OFF-PEAK HOURS C Houston's "On -Peak" hours are designated as of the date hereof as being from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. each Monday through Friday starting on May 15 and continuing throe each ytar. Labor Day and Independence Day (duly 4) shall not be considered "o - �#°bee ] 4 occurs on Sunday then the following Monday shall not be considered "on- Peak"' if Jul "an -peak" hours may be changed from time to time and Dow will be notified 12 monthsp° r to such change becoming effective. D. Houston's "off peak" hours are all hours of the year not designated as "on peak" hours. DEFINITION OF KW, BILLING KW, ADDITIONAL KWH, KW -HOBS AND MONTH E. The Terms "Kw", 'Billing Kw", "Additional Kwh", "Kw -Hours" and "Month" as used in I above shall be defined as follows: (1) Kw is the average Kw demand during each clock hour of the month. (2) Billing KW to be used in calculating the KW Charge each month in B (1) shall be the highest of the following; (a) the maximum KW demand in the "On Peak Hours" of the month adjusted downward to the next lower increment of 5000 KW but not less than 200,000 KW (for example: 203,000 KW as metered shall be taken as 200,000 Billing KW as defined in this paragraph). (b) the maximum KW demand in the "Off Peak Hours" of the +month adjusted follows: (i) If the maximum KW demand in the "Off Peak Hours" is in excess of 1.2 times the maximum Billing KW used in the preceding portion of the term of this Agreement then such excess KW (above 1.2 times the said maximum Billing KW) shall be adjusted downward to the next lower increment of 5000 KW, The excess KW determined in this manner shall be added to the said maximum Bill - mg KW and the sum shall be the new maximum KW demand in the "Off Peak Hours" of the month as determined in this section E (2) (b). (For example: the maximum Billing KW is 200,000 therefore 2.2 times such Billing KW is 240,000. If the maximum KW metered during the "Off Peak Hours" of this month is Z56,000 KW then the excess KW will be 16, 000 (256,000-240,0W), which will be reduced to 15,000 KW; therefore, the maximum KW determined in accordance with this section E (2) (b) is 200,000 plus 15,000 or 215,000 KW). (ii) If the KW for the current month determined in accordance with section E (2) (a) of this article is in excess of the maximum Billing KW used in the preceding por- tion of the term of this Agreement then such KW for the current month shall be used in place of the said maximum Billing KW for the calculations in (i) abo%,e. (c) the maximum Billing KW established during any month preceding the month being billed. Revision Number: sth Effeclrve Section IV—Rale Schedules Dow Contracl for Firm and Interruptible Service Sheel No r Page 3 HOUSTON LIGHTING k POWER COMPANY (3) Additional KWH to be used in calculating the KWH Charge each month in B (1) (b) sh be the amount by which the KWH metered during the month exceeds the number obta ed by multiplying the Billing KW by the number of days in the month times 24 [For exal p)e 252,300,000 KWH are metered in a 31 day month and the billing KVO' is 200,0 therefore the "Additional KWH" is the difference between 152,300,Wo minus 200,000 x x 24 (which is 148.8)0,000) or 3,5W,000I. (4) "Kw -hour" to be used in calculating the KW Credit each month in B (2) (c) shall be t. sum of the following: (a) The "KW -hours" which are the summation of the products for all curtailmer calculated as follows.. each product shall be obtained by multiplying the number KW Houston's System Dispatcher requests Dow to curtail Dow's KW demand su plied by Houston (below the current Billing KW) by the number of hours such cu tailment is specified by Houston; plus (b) The "KW -hours" which are the summation of the products for all interruptioi calculated as follows: in the event the Houston System Dispatcher interrupts the KI supply to Dow the KW -hours will be the product of the Billing KV,' in the clock hot PHOT to such interruption multiplied by the number of hours such interruption w: in effect. The clock hour during which any curtailment or interruption is initiated and th dock hour during which such curtailment or interruption is terminated shall be cor sidered a full hour. (5) The term month shall be the period between any two consecutive meter reading$ an when such period is other than 30 days the KW Charge and the included KWH shall b adjusted by multiplying by a ratio determined by dividing the actual number of days b, 30 days. PAYMENT - Bills are due when rendered. A bill for electric service is delinquent if not paid by thf Past Due Date shown on the Electric Service Bill. The Past Due Date will not be less than fifteen (15 days from the date the bill is mailed to customer. A one time late payment charge of 3% will be assessed if the total amount due is not paid on or before the Past Due Date. TERMS As provided in contract. Rrvi ion Number: 5th Eflecue Section TV—Rate scixduies sheep No, D9 Purchase Power Servict—PPS page z of f r HOUSTON UCHTING & POWER COMPANY PURCHASED POWER SERVICE - PPS APPLICATION This rate shall apply to purchases by the Company of energy or energy and capacity generated by Customers or small power production and cogeneration facilities. Customer's electrical re- quirements supplied by the Company shall be separately metered and billed in accordance with the applicable rate schedule. The rules under which small power production and cogeneration facilities can obtain "qualifying" status are defined in Subchapter K, Part 292, Subpart B of the final rules issued by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to implement Section 210 of the Public Utility Regulatory Policies Act of 1978. PAYMENT SCHEDULE The payment shall be the sum of calculations made under (I) and (1I) below. (l) RATE (A) Customer Charge (Payable by Customer) (1) All Customers will pay any interconnection costs which are defined as the costs of connection, switching, metering, transmission, distribution, safety provisions, or any other costs directly related to the installation and maintenance of physical facilities necessary to permit interconnected operations with the Customers, to the extent such costs are in excess of the corresponding costs that the electric utility would have incurred if it had not engaged in interconnected operations, but in- stead generated an equivalent amount of electric energy itself or purchased an equivalent amount of electric energy or capacity from other sources. Interconnec- tion costs do not include any costs included in the calculation of avoided costs. (2) Monthly Customer Charge (Payable by Customer) The monthly Customer Charge will cover such items as meter maintenance ex- penses, customer accounts expenses and administrative and general expenses and will be developed on a case by case basis depending on the Customer's metering arrangement and size of generating facUity. (B) Monthly Kwh Payment (Payable by Company) (1) For non -qualifying facilities the following multipliers shall be applied to the ap- plicable Rider FC monthly fuel cost factor: Summer Season Winter Season Applicability On Peak Off Peak All Hours 1982 Billing Months 1.31 1.01 1.13 1983 Billing Months 1,10 0.97 1.03 Revision Number. 3rd EUecn e section IV—Rate se"k., Punctwr r'owr, service - M HOUSTON UCNTINC & POWER COMPANY Sheer No D9 PaEr 2 of 4 (2) For qualifying facilities with a design capacity of 5,000 KW or less, the follow_ ing multipliers shall be applied to the applicable Rider FC monthly fuel cost fac- tor: Summer Season Winter Season Applicability On Peak Off Peak All Hours 1982 Billing Months 1.64 1,27 1.42 19$3 Billing Months 1.38 1,21 1.29 (3) For qualifying facilities with a design capacity greater than 5,000 KIN', payment will be the estimated avoided energy costs experienced by the Company during each one hour period in which the Customer delivers energy to the Company . The avoided energy cost shall be calculated from the estimated amount of energy that is delivered to the Company from all qualifying small poker pro- duction and cogeneration facilities at each one hour period. The payment shall be computed from the sum of the calculations, for all such hours during the billing period, as follows: Hourly payment, S = (Kwh delivered) x (Avoided costs at the generation level, S'Kwh) x (Energy loss factor t1radiust for avoided losses). The energy loss factors are as follows: (4) Revision Number- 3rd Energy delivered at 69 KV or higher Kwh x 1.003 Energy delivered at 12,470 volts or 34,500 volts Kwh x 1.020 Energy delivered at 12,470 volts Kwh x I.060 For facilities committed to provide firm capacity, the monthly KL1'H payment will be based on the following: (a) For short term commitments for periods of time to be established b%, individual contract, the monthly KW'H payment shal) be based on (B) (1). (B) (2). or (B) (3) above as applicable. (b) For long term commitments for periods of five years or more to be established by individual contract, the monthly KWH payment ~gill be based on the actual monthly cost of fuel for the newest baseload section iV—Rate Sd*duks Purchase Power Service - PPS HOUSTON LIGHT[NC k POSHER COMPANY sheep No. 179 Page 3 of 4 generating unit (presently W.A_ Parish No. 8) during the month preceding the billing month and the expected yearly average heat ratefor the newest baseload generating unit (presently W.A, Parish No. 8) during the first full calendar year after the unit has been opera- tional for three (3) years. If no fuel was purchased during the month Preceding the billing month then the cost of fuel that was purchased during the most recent prior month wi11 be used. The monthly Kwh payment will be adjusted by the energy loss factors specified in (1), (B), (3), above. (C) Monthly Capacity Payment (Payable by Company) (1) For facilities which have committed to provide firm short term capacity at the Company's request, the monthly capacity payments are based on Company's average cost of capacity purchased from City Public Service Board of San An- tonio of the City of Austin as stated in existing contracts with those utilities such capacity payments are listed below: 52.38 per KW for all KW specified in the contractural agreement that are pro- vided at 69,000 volts or higher. 52.42 per KW for all KW specified in the contractural agreement vided at 12,470 or 34,500 volts. that are pro - $2.53 per KIN' for all KW specified in the contractural agreement that are pro- vided below 12,470 volts. (2) For facilities committed to provide firm long term capacity, the monthly capacity payments are listed below and are based on the cost associated W.A. Parish No. 8 $16.66 per KIN' for all KW specified in the contractural agreement that are pro- vided at 69,000 volts or higher. $16.94 per KIN' for all KIN' specified in the contractural agreement tha; are pro- vided at 12,470 or 34,500 volts. 517.60per KW for all KIN' specified in the contractural agreement that are pro- vided below 12,470 volts. (11) ADJUST 1E\T'S (A) The energy loss factor to adjust for avoided losses referenced in (1) & (3) above %,-i11 be as developed by the Company from the cost allocation study that was used in the Com- pany's most recent rate case before the Texas Public Utility Commission. (B) The multipliers in (1) (B) (1 f and 0 (B) (2) will be revised annually and applied starting with the billing month of January. Revision Number: 3rd t7tt r: �;1 e Section W—Rate Scheduies Purchase Power Service - PPS Sf+eet No. DS • Page 4 of i HOUSTON LIGHTING k POWER C)DWANy (C) The Company will revise the Kwh and KW rate for customers contracting for capacity payments when the Company adds a new baseload generating unit. If a unit is installed to provide peaking or cycling type service it will not be includ- e,d. The revised Kwh rate will be determined for the new unit as described in (1) (B) (4) (b) and the revised KWrate applicable to (I) (C) (2) will be based on the cost of the new unit as recorded on the books of the Company at the commer- cial operation date and using the Company's latest overall rate of return allow- ed by the Texas Public Utility Commission. These revised will apply only to new contracts. BILLING The Company shall send a statement and make payment to the customer on or before the 20th day after the Customer's meter is read. The billing statement will show the kilowatt capacity, if am . and kilowatt-hours delivered to the Company during the previous billing riod, cus payable to the Company and total amount due Customer. petomer charges DEFINITION OF SUMMER AND WINTER SEASONS The Company's Summer season consists of the period May IS through October 1� for customers with metering which allows for the accumulation of billing data on a hourly basis . For other customers, the summer season consists of the billing months of June through October. The winter season includes October, 16 through May I4 or the billing months of November through April as ap- plicable. DEFINITION OF ON PEAK HOURS AND OFF PEAK HOURS During the Summer season the on peak hours are from 8 a.m. to IO p.m. Mc nda}- through Fridav, Labor Day and Independence Day (July 4) shall notbe considered on peak. If July 4 occu day then the following Monday shall not be considered on peak, rs on Sun All other hours during the Summer season are designated as off peak. During the Winter season all hours are designated as off peak. CONTRACT PERIOD The Contract Period shall be negotiated between the Customer and the Company. NOTICE The Company's Terms and Conditions are applicable to this rate schedule. Revision Number 3rd Eflrc::re section W -Rale Schedules SAeet No D10 { street and Protective Lighting So wke-SPL Parr 1 of 2 l HOLISTON L}GHTLNG k POWER MAPANY HiL.kP Q STREET AND PROTECTIVE LIGHTING SERVICE -SPL AVAILABILITY - In arras designated by Company when facilities of adequate capacity and suitable voltage are adjacent to the lamps to be served. 1 APPLICATION - Applicable to the requirements of cities, governmental agencies, neat estate developers and other groups contracting for the installation of street and protective lighting. Com- pany may require additional contract arrangements depending on the estimated cost of installation of the service. INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE OF FACILITIES - Company will install, own and main- tain the installation served hereunder. Company will replace burned out lamps and/or make maintenance repairs during regular working hours at its own cost and expense and will normally have the lighting service restored within 48 hours after notification by the Customer. MONTHLY RATE Monthly Rate Per Lump Plus Adjustment Below Schedule Schedule Schedule Schedule Schedule Monthly Lamp Type A B C D E KWH Mercury Vapor 60,000 Lumen 8.15 22.25 115.10 125.60 116.80 383 20,000 Lumen 15.15 il5.70 10.35 19.25 12.45 158 +' 7,500 Lumen $3.75 N. A. N. A. $15.35 $ 9.50 72 3,300 Lumen $3.50 N. A. -N.A. "$12.25, N.A. - 43 Additional mercury vapor lighting will not be installed after December 31, 1982. Service to ex- isting mercury vapor installations will be continued on the appropriate rates. Monthly Rate Per Lamp Plus Adjustment Below Schedule Schedule Schedule Schedule Schedule Monthly Lamp Type A B C D E KH'H High Pressure Sodium Vapor 50,000 Lumen $8.15 $22.25 $15.10 $25.60 516.80 168 25,500 Lumen $5.15 $15.70 $10.35 .$19.25 $12.45 111 16,000Lurnen $3.75 N. A. N. A. $15.35 $ 9.50 61 9,500 Lumen $3.60 N. A. N. A. $13.00 N. A. 40 5,800 Lumen $3.50 N.A. N. A. $12.25 N. A. 30 Schedule A - Applicable to one or more lamps mounted on existing wood poles and served by overhead conductors. Schedule B - Applicable to single lamps mounted on ornamental standards and served by overhead conductors. Limited to existing installations. Schedule C - Applicable to twin lamps mounted on ornamental standards and served by overhead conductors. Limited to existing installations, Revi:ionNumber: filth Eifectsve k Section 1V --Rate Schedules Street jmd Protective L4ghtin& ServkgSn HOUSTON UGI -MNG k POWER COWANy H1* P V Sheet No. D20 Page i of Z Schedule D - Applicable to single lamps mounted on ornamental standards and served by underground conductors. Schedule E - Applicable to twin lamps mounted on ornamental standards and served by underground conductors. Adjustment - Plus an amount determined in accordance with Rider FC. PAYMENT - Bills are due when rendered. A bill for lighting service is delinquent if not paid by the Past Due Date shown on the Lighting Service ,$ill. The Past Due Date will not be less than fifteen (15) days from the date the bill is mailed to Customer. A one-time late payment charge of 30/'c will be assessed if the total amount due is not paid on or before the Past Due Date. CONTRACT PERIOD - As provided in the agreement for service but not less than five years for overhead service or ten years for underground service. CANCELLATION CHARGES - The customer may request Company to remove any or all of the facilities installed hereunder by paying to the Company in a lump sum either SK per overhead light cancelled within the first five years or $225 per underground light cancelled within the first ten years. NOTICE - Lighting Service fumished under this rate schedule is subject to Company's Terms and Conditions for the Sale of Lighting Service. 1 Revioon Number: 6th Effective Section W—Rate Schedules Duzk 10 Dawn Guard Lighting S im—CL HOUSTON UGI mNG k PC)4' M CBOT ANy HL&P n DUSK TO DAWN GUARD LIGHTING SERVICE—GL Sh"I No. D) Page 1 of AVAILABILITY - In areas designated by Company where facilities of adequate suitable voltage are adjacent to the lamps to be served. capacity and APPLICATION - To any customer for unmetered lighting service supplied exclusively to one or more outdoor type 7500 lumen white mercury vapor lamps operating automatically every night from dusk to dawn, INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE OF FACILITIES - Company will install, own and main- tain at its own cost and expense the guard light installation served hereunder. Company will replace burned out lamps and/or make maintenance repairs during regular working hours at its own cost and expense. Company, because of the location of the lights served under this schedule, will not make special trips to restore this lighting service but will normally have the lighting service restored wit hours after notification by the Customer. hin 72 MONTHLY RATE Monthly Rate Per Lamp Monthly Plus Adjustments Below KWH Lamp Mounted on a Wooden (' Pole which is a part of the , 95 Company's Distribution System 72 Lamp mounted on a Wooden Pole installed exclusively for the Lighting Service $5,55 72 (Limited to Existing Installations) Adjustments - (a) Plus an amount determined in accordance with Rider FC. (b) For service within the incorporated limits of a municipality which im- poses a municipal franchise fee upon the revenues received by Com- pany within that municipality, such municipal franchise fee will be add- ed to and separately stated on each customer's bill. PAYMENT - Bills are due when rendered. A bill for lighting service is delinquent if not paid by the Past Due Date shown on the Lighting Service Bill. The Past Due Date will not be less than fifteen (15) days from the date the bill is mailed to Customer. A one-time late payment charge of 3¢r, will be assessed if the total amount due is not paid on or before the Past Due Date. CONTRACT PERIOD - As provided in the agreement for service but not less than 24 months. NOTICE - Lighting Service furnished under this rate schedule is subject to Company's Terms and Conditions for the Sale of Lighting Service. Revision Number: Sth Effective Section IV—Rate Schedules Miscellaneous cluvvs Sk"t No. D12 Page 1 of 2 HOUSTON UGHTwG a POWER COt+3PANy MISCELLANEOUS CHARGES The service charges M.1 through M.3 are applicable to customers billed under the Residential and Miscellaneous General Service rates.All miscellaneous charges are in addition to any other charges specified in Company's Tarriff for Electric Service, Item Description Charge M.I Reconnection Charge For reestablishment of electric service to $10.00 any customer who has been disconnected for nonpayment of an elec- tric service bill. M.2 Connection Charge if no meter installation is required. For processing an application for S6.00 service, except there is no charge in those instances involving only a change in name wherein there is no change in the actual party benefiting from the service and the change is effective on a regular meter reading date. An apartment owner who has been paying tenants' bills will be billed only one $6.00 charge if he converts to tenants paying bills on a regular meter reading date. Where a)) meters in an in- dividually metered apartment unit are in one name, on- ly one $6.00 charge is applicable to an ownership and name change if all accounts are —eept in one name and _ are changed on the same date. M.3 Connection Charge if a meter installation is required. 517,00 For processing an application for service for a new or revised location. MA Return Check For each check returned unpaid from a bank. 53.00 M•5 Disconnection Charge for Transfer of Service For processing a written application from a customer of Houston Lighting & Power Company to transfer service to another utility in areas of dual certification, said customer shall pay the following charges prior to disconnection: (1) a charge of $90.00 to cover direct labor and transportation costs; plus (2) a charge for distribution facilities rendered idle and not useable elsewhere based on the original cost of such facilities less accumulated depreciation, and net salvage; plus (3) all charges for electric service up to the date of disconnec- tion including any charges applicable in Company's Revision Nurnber: 3rd Ef lrct n e section N—Raze scheduka Mncettaneous Charles HOUS70N LJGhMNG & POWER COMPANY Item Description Tariff for Electric Service or Customer's Agreement for Electric Service. The above charges must be paid before the disconnection is completed whereupon the customer will receive a receipt from Houston Lighting & Power Company which must be presented by said customer to the other utility before they can provide the connecting service. M.6 Miscellaneous Company will charge for miscellaneous services per- formed at the request of a customer, an amount suffi- cent to recover the Company's Cost or an engineering estimate thereof. sheet No. DI Page 2 of Charge Revision Number: 3rd Elferove Section IV—Rite ScAeduies Fue) Cost Adjustment—Rider FC Sheet No. I Pate 1, W)USTON LIGHTING is pc%ZR COWANY NL&r=,7 FUEL COST ADJUSTMENT—..RIDER FC Electric Service billed under all applicable rate schedules shall be subject to a Fuel Cost Adjus ment determined by multiplying the billing kwh for the current month times a Fuel Cost Facto Such Fuel Cost Factor steal] be calculated according to the following formula: Fuel Cost Factor (FCF) = F CF) x LF (rounded to nearest .0001 cents) DEFINITIONS F = Estimated fuel costs for the current calendar month consisting of (a) the cost of fuel, as recorded in F.E.R.C. Accounts SDI and 847, (b) plus the cost of power purchased from qualifying co- generation and small power production facilities as defined in Final Order No. 70 issued by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to implement Section 210 of the Public Utility Regulatory Policies Act of I978 as well as power purchased from other non -qualifying facilities, (c) plus the cost of fuel associated with energy purchased and the full cost of economy energy purchased (d) plus non -fuel costs associated with energy purchased under contracts approved by the.Public Utility Commis- sion of Texas but not 'included in base rates, (e) less the cost of fuel recovered from kwh sales to other electric utilities through interchange transactions. (f) less the actual cost of fuel recovered through the Sup- plemental Agreement for Non -Firm Service. S = All kilowatt-hours estimated to be sold and recorded in the cur- rent month by the Company, excluding interchange trans- actions and excluding kwh sold under the Supplemental Agree- ment for Non -Finn Service. CF = A Correction Factor adjustment to be applied in the current month to provide for an allowance due to variance between ac- tual fuel cost and fuel adjustment revenues derived from the Fuel Cost Factor for the third month preceding the current month. The calculation of the Correction Factor is as follows: CF = A - B, where A and B are defined as follows: A is the ac- tual revenues received from application of the Fuel Cost Factors in the third preceding month excluding the Correction Factor used in calculating such Fuel Cost Factors. B is the actual fuel ex- pense incurred by the Company in the third preceding month consisting of those elements described in F above. LF = Loss factors to recognize differences in losses due to voltage levels of service Such loss factors are as follows: If Customer takes service at a Secondary Voltage 1.023 If Customer takes service at a Transmission Voltage 0.967 P.—ision Number; sth Effective Section W—Rett Scheduks Fuel Cost Adjustment—Rider FC Sheet No. L Page 2 c HOUSTON LIGHTING k POWR COMPANY miA r xz-, PENALTY CLAUSE If the Correction Fact orapplicable in the Current month exceeds 10% of the actual fuel expense use in calculating such Correction Factor and the net sum of the last 22 Correction Factors is 5°0 or mor then a penalty equal ias of the sum of the actual fuel expense for the same period, lFamount to 1Q°c r This reduction will not otherwise affect such the Correction Factor applicable in the current month will be used to reduce the Fuel Cost Factor periods. computation of the Fuel Cost Factor for subsequen Revision Number, Sth Effectn e Section IV—Rale Schedules High Voyage Servim—Rider A Sheet No.: Page ], HOUSTON UGHTING k POWER COMPANY HLir 70 HIGH VOLTAGE SERVICE—RIDER A AVAILABILITY - At all points in all Areas on the Company's Overhead System where facilities adequate capacity and the required phase and suitable voltage are adjacent to the premises to served. APPLICATION - To Electrical Service billed under Rate Schedules MGS and LGS when such so vice is taken directly from feeder lines of 12,500 volts or higher as specified by the Company for t size, character and location of the load to be served, and where the customer owns, operates ai maintains all the facilities required for receiving such service at the voltage of the feeder line. All provisions of the applicable Rate Schedule will apply except as modified herein. HIGH VOLTAGE SERVICE CREDIT - Monthly billing shall be in accordance with the above me tioned Rate Schedules minus a credit as indicated below. For Electric Service supplied directly from a feeder line of 12,500 volts 10 cents per kva for the first 3000 kva and 5 cents per kva, for all additional kva For Electric Service supplied directly from feeder lines of 34,500 volts or 69,000 volts 15 cents per kva for the first 3000 kva and 10 cents per kva for all additional kva For Electric Semite supplied directly from a feed-er line of 138,1300 volts or higher 25 cents per kva for the first 3000 kva and 20 cents per kva for all additional kva - This credit shall not serve to reduce (1) the minimum stipulated in Schedule LGS or (2 the mon thly bill under Schedule MCS to an amount less than the charge for 40 kwh per kva. METERING - The Company may at its option measure service on the seconda;• side of th, Customer's transformers in which event the kva and kwh recorded by the Company's metering in struments will be adjusted to compensate for transformer losses as follows: (1) where thi Customer's installed substation capacity is 600 kva or less, the kva will be increased by 2 % and tht kwh will be increased by 3%, or (2) where the Customer's installed substation capacity is in excel, of 600 kva, the kva and kwh will be increased by proper respective adjustments based upon date furnished by the manufacturer. In the event the manufacturer is unable to supple the necessary datz the adjustment will be based on tests conducted on the Customer's transformers by the Com' am Revision Number, 3rd Ehf:. .P Section W—Rate 5c6eduks Special Guuantee—Rider E Sher, No. D;5 page I of 1 HOUSTON; LIGHTING E POWER COMPANY mLkr 74 SPECIAL GUARANTEE—RIDER E In consideration of the expense and investment on the part of the Company in order to furnish service to the Customer, it is agreed that no monthly payment under this contract shall be less than S plus the adjustment set out in the "Monthly Bill' section of the applicable rate schedule. This guarantee shall continue in effect for meter reading date following the date service whichever is earlier, billing months after (a) the first regular is first rendered hereunder or (b) Revisaon Number, 3rd Etleci %e Section IV—Rate Schedules Special Guarantee—Rider F Shre'. No pale: HOUSTON LIGHTING k pDtNER COMPAtq'Y HIA r 80 SPECIAL GUARANTEE—RIDER F In consideration of the expense and investment on the part of the Company in order to furr service to the Customer, it is agreed that the total of payments during each contract year shall not Tess than plus the adjustments set out in the 'Monthly Bill" section of the plicable rate schedule. This guarantee shall continue in effect for which shall be the effective date of this rider, contract years fr Contract year as used above shall mean the period from the first regular monthly meter read date after the effective date of this rider to the regular meter reading date 12 months later a thereafter for similar 12 month periods. Revision Number_ 2nd Ellecfn`r Section W—Rate Schedules Supplemental Amrnt for Cuclomers with Electric [.rnerating Capacity No.Ipacity Page I HOUSTON LIGHTING i POWER COMPANY SUPPLEMENTAL AGREEMENT FOR CUSTOMERS WITH ELECTRIC GENERATING CAPACITY That certain "Application and Agreement for Electric Service", Rate Schedule , entered i to by and between herein called "Customer", and Houston Lighting & Power Company, herein called "Compan} which is to begin not later than (hereinafter called the "Agreement",), is hereby supplemented and amended as follol_, sS 2. Customer maintains and operates an electric generating plant to supply a portion Customer's electric service requirements, but Customer desires Company to supply electric semi which is supplemental to Customer's own generation. Company herewith agrees to supply said su plemental electric service and in consideration of Company so doing, Customer agrees that tl minimum set out in the '7vlonthl3' Bill" section of Rate Schedule which rate schedule attached to and made a part of the Agreement, shall be superseded by the minimum set forth beloL. all other provisions of said "Monthly Bill" section to remain unchanged. Minimum: $4.00 per kva for all kva of the highest kva (except when the highest kya is modified by the 70'�'n provision of the "additional kva" clause contained in paragraph 2, follov,7ing) in any month during the 12 month period ending with and including the current billing month, but not less than kva, plus the ad- justments below. 2. Customer has requested that Company supply kva, at a predetermined time each year durin Company's valley load period, in excess of the maximum of kva provided for i paragraph (a) of the Agreement in order to permit Customer to shut its genera -Ting plant down fc maintenance. Company agrees to suppl}' such additional kva only fo the extent Company has elec tric generating capacity and line capacity available as determined when Company and Custome agree each year, in writing, on an acceptable time period for the use of such additional kva. The ac teal total kva recorded in the month(s) such additional kya are used shall be the kva used for billin; in the billing menth(s). For the minimum provision in paragraph i above. 701-c of the actual tota kva recorded during the time period agreed upon shall be considered in determining the minimum. 3. Except as expressly supplemented and amended by paragraphs 2 and 2 above, the .A&reemen is not otherwise affected hereby. HOUSTON LIGHTING & POWER COMPANY By _ President Vice -President Title Attest Attest Secretary Date Date Submitted by Ret isinn Number 3rd Die, !••.e Custon Secreta sertinn IV- Rate schedules Suppicrncntal Agrtecner+t for standby Service 5heei No„ Ptge I HOUSTON LIGHTING k PC%n COMPANY SUPPLEMENTAL AGREEMENT FOR STANDBY SERVICE That certain "Application and Agreement for Electric Service", Rate Schedule entered into by and between herein called 'Customer", and Houston Lighting & Power Co; pany, herein called " Company", which is to begin not later than (hereinafter called the "Agreement"), is hereby supplemented and amended as follows: 14 1. Customer agrees to take and Company agrees to provide standby service which may substituted, either directly or indirectly, for Customer owned and operated power pr duction equipment or other source of power not held primarily for emergency use. 2. Standby service provided herein is available only when taken in conjunction with se vice received at one point of delivery under one of Company's standard rate schedule 3. Standby service is available only if existing facilities are adequate or if adequa facilities can be built or rebuilt at Customer's expense, to provide such sen'ice and service to Customer will not, in Company's sole judgment, impair Companv's abilit to serve the requirements of its existing customers. 4. Company agrees to supply standby electric service up to but not exceeding a maximur of Kva (hereinafter called Reserve Kva), with such Kva bein in addition to the maximum Kva provided for in the Agreement. Any additionz Reserve Kva will be made available -only if Customer and Company agree in writing. 5. Customer's source of power may be operated in parallel with Company's system, pro vided that Customer's source of power is constructed and operated in awit) ccordance Company's requirements. Customer assumes full responsibility for the construction and operation of its source of power and will completely indemnify Company against and hold Company harmless from all claims for damages arising out of such construe tion or operation, whether or not Company is negligent in whole or in part. b. Company will provide at its expense the normal metering equipment for the size and type of load served. Company will provide, at the Customer's expense, other metering equipment on the service and.'or the other source as determined by Company to be necessary. 7. Customer shall provide. operate and maintain at Customer's expense devices that Company, in its sole discretion, considers necessary to protect Company's equipment and service. Company shall be permitted to inspect such devices at all times. 8. Company may, at its option, require Customer to install at Customer's expense a device to limit the amount of power to be supplied by Company; such device to be ap- proved, sealed and controlled by Company. 9. The monthly payment for Customer's electrical service requiremenif will be the sum of A. and B. below; Revision Number 3rd ' Erierr,l e Section TV - Rate Schedules Suppkrnental ,4jecrnent For Standby Semkv Shec1 N P&V HOUSTON UGHNC & POWER CCWANy A. Charges computed in accordance with all provisions of the Rate Schek specified in the Agreement. Such charges and provisions are applicable to the t, metered KWH and KVA, including that portion of Customer's load for w} standby service is provided, whether metered separately or in combination v other load through the same meter, except as follows: (1) That portion of Customer's metered KVA attributable to load for whicl- this standby service is provided will be ignored for billing purposes dura periods when Customer's power production equipment or other source t power is out of service for scheduled maintenance. In order to qualify ft such allowance, the fONowirtg conditions must be met: (a) Customer must submit to Company at least 40 days prior notice c the intent to perform maintenance. (b) The outage may include up to 30 consecutive days in a calendar year but must be scheduled, with .Company's approval, during the months of January, February,. March, April, November, and/or December or at such other time and/or for such other period as may be mutually acceptable. (c) Customer must p�wvide records showing, to the satisfaction of Company, what part of Customer's metered KVA during the period was due to such scheduled maintenance. (2) During periods of forced shutdown or failure of Customer's power pro- duction equipment Or other source of power, that portion of Customer's metered KVA attributable to load for which this standby service is pro- vided will be included for billing purposes in the current month but will be ignored in determining Contract KVA/Annual do Peak KVA, minimums or Other factors affecting billing in future months. This allowance is dependent upon Customer submitting to Company records showing to Company's satisfaction what part of Customer's metered KVA in any month was due to such forced shutdown or failure. Force shut- down or failure may, with Company's prior approval, be interpreted to include controlled shutdown caused by equipment malfunction. B. A charge of $1.75 per KVA for the Reserve KVA specified in 4 above. Revision Number, 3rd Ellecl ive section TV. Rate Schedules Suppkmentat Agreement for Standby Smite Sheet 1�0, Page 3 i HOUSTON UGHTING k POWER COWANY 10. The terms of this supplemental agreement are subject to change from time to time With approval of the regulatory authorities having jurisdiction thereof, and such changes shall automatically become applicable to Customer's service based upon the effective date of the change. 12. The contract period shall remain as specified in the Agreement. 12. Except as expressly supplemented and amended by paragraphs 1 through 11 above, the Agreement is not otherwise affected hereby, HOUSTON LIGHTING & POWER COMPANY B�• BV President Vice President Title Attest Attest - Secretar) Date Date Revision Number, 3rd Etlerrn r Cusco SPCreti Section IV - Rale Sct+eduks Su kmenta3 Sheet N PP Agreemrnt for Service _ Pae. HOUSTON UCHTING k POWER COMPANY 7. It is agreed that the monthly payment for Customer's electrical service requirements will be the sum of (a) and (b) below: (a) Charges for firm service computed in accordance with all provi- sions of the Rate Schedule specified in the Agreement with the following exceptions: (1) During periods when service is not being interrupted, the Kva to be used for billing determinations shall be based on the metered Kva minus the Interruptible Kva specified in 1. above. (2) During periods when service is being intentionally inter- rupted, the Kva to be used for billing purposes shall be based on the metered Kva. (3) Company will, in calling an intentional interruption, specify that Customer's load be reduced to the then current Contract Kva /Annual On Peak Kva. If Customer's maximum 15 minute demand established during any period of intentional interruption exceeds the then current Contract Kva/Annual On Peak Kva, Customer shall pay to Company for each such occurrence (in addition to the rates provided herein) an amount equal to 5 times the charge per Kva for all additional - Primary Kva multiplied by the number of Kva of such excess. Customer's Contract Kva: Annual On Peak Kva will be in- creased, without notice or other action, by the amount of such excess Kva, to the level no higl er than the maximum Primary Kva specified in the Agreement. In such event, Com- pany may at its option, elect to cancel this Supplemental Agreement without notice and will in no way be obligated to provide power in excess of the maximum Kva specified in the Agreement. (b) Charges for interruptible service computed as follows: Interruptible Kva X Charge per Kva for all additional Primary Kva as specified in the Agreement X.60 B. Interruptions caused by an act of God, public enemy, strikes, govern- mental interference, windstorm, flood, fire, explosion or any matter or thing over which Company has no control, whether in connection with the operations or property of either Customer or Company, will not be considered intentional interruptions. Nor will interruptions caused by any emergency such that Company would expect to order the interrup- tion of service to firm customers in order to protect the general public and preserve the integrity of its system and the systems of neighboring utilities whose electric systems are interconnected with the electric system of Company. Revision Number: lq Effect n e section IV - Ratr Schedules Suppirmental AW-e•ement for Interruptible Servi[r Shrrt No. D: page 3 of HOUSTON LIGHTING k POW R COMPA Ny 9- Company may require a switching arrangement, to be provided and maintained at customer's expense, such that intentional interruptions will be under Company's sole control. If, in Company's judgement, Customer has adequate personnel and facilities, Company may elect to give notice of interruption by telephone, allowing customer's personnel to carry out an interruption procedure subject to approval by [om,_ Pany. 20. Customer shall not have the right cept to the extent that Company hato increase its interruptible Load ex - written request to increase such s consented in writing to Customer's load within a specified time under terms of the Agreement as supplemented herein. 22. If Customer owns and operates or has access to another source of Power, such other power source will not be operated in parallel with Company's facilities without prior written permission from the Com- pany. 22. The terms of this supplement shall be in effect for an initial period of one year beginning no later than and or one year periods thereafter until terminated, Such termination mayf be af- fected by either Customer or Company providing one year writ -ten. notice. In the event that Customer desires to conx'rert frorn interruptible service to firm service, five year written notice will be required unless Company, in its sole judgement, determines that sufficient capacity ex- ists to allow earlier conversion, 13_ Except as expressly supplemented and amended by paragraphs 1 through 12 above, the Agreement is not otherwise affected hereby, HOUSTON LIGHTING & POWER COMPANY By By President Customer Vice -President Title Attest Attest Secretary SecretarV Date Date Rrrision Number ]si Er.e;;,�r S'eninn IV- Rate Seheduies Supplernental A. rrernent for Transmission voltage Substation She,rt No Page HOUSTON LIGHTING k PowER GpW,1NY SUPPLEMENTAL AGREEMENT FOR TRANSMISSION VOLTAGE SUBSTATION That certain "Application and Agreement for Electric Service", Rate Sched entered into by and between herein called "Customer A", and Houston Lighting & po► Company, herein called "Company—, p Y—. which is to begin not later th (hereinafter called "Agreement A") and that certain "Application and Agreement for Electric Service", Rate Sched, , entered into by and between Lighting & Power Company,. herein call herein called "Company", which C hich? tomebegi not dlater outh. B") are hereby suppl, and amended, with the herein Supplemental Agreemelnt being made at part of both A- reemenet A aT Agreement B beginning not later than g Aar as follo%,'s: I. Customer A will provide all necessary transformers and substation equipment necessar}, 1 receive and use transmission voltage service, hereinafter referred to as 'Transmission VohaF Substation", delivered in accordance with Agreement A. Customer B, whose service agreement ri quires that they also provide the facilities necessary to receive service from Compan}''s overhea transmission voltage lines, has agreed to take electric service from Company. Cusfomer B will ow and operate a facility located on or near the proprrty of Customer A. Customer B desires to receiv electric service through Customer A's Transmission Voltage Substation and Customer A is % n -illi to provide Customer B's electrical requirements through said substation. It can be shoi,•n tha Customer A or Customer B is involved in supplying process raw materials to the other and that boil customers desire to be served from the transmission system and qualify for service on the LCS o LOS rate schedules. In consideration of the proximity of the facilities of Customer A and Customer B, the mutual benefit that will exist between these two customers as a result of their exchange of cer. tain rah- materials, and the request of both customers to receive electrical service through Customei A's Transmission Voltage Substation, Company agrees to provide electric service in accordance with Agreement A and Agreement B as supplemented herein, and in consideration of Compan}' so doing, beth Customer A and Customer B agree that charges made in accordance with the ",1lonth]v Bill" section of their respective applicable Rate Schedules will be increased by S250,00 per month. The additional charge per month will not be increased for Customer A in the event that Customer A enters into more than one Supplemental Agreement for Transmission Voltage Substation, 2. In lieu of separate electrical facilities to receiv Customer B's electrical requirements will be supplied hrotugh Cussion ostome A'sCTra Tre from ansmission %'' % oltasge Substation and (2) Company will meter said service with no regard for losses on customer"s side of the point of delivery. Customer A and Customer B will arrange their electrical wiring in a manner acceptable to Company. Revision Number. Orifiinal Et�ect,ti r Section IV • Rate Seheduh.s SuApkmrnlal fgrrrmcnt for Transmission Voltagr Substation Short N Pag. HOUSTON LIGHTING k POWER COMPANY 3.A with no regard For billing total meteredd usage a Company will subtract Customer B's KVA and KWH usage from Custe wge (Customer B plus Customer A) before calculating Customer A's monthly, witfor electrical losses or dock synchronization differences. 4. Both Customer A and Customer B agree that if metered KVA and/or KWH data for ei customer is either not available or faulty during any part of a billing period, Company will esiin such KVA and/or KVVH data in order to determine both Customer A's and Customer B's bill. 5- Company will not be held liable for any failure on the part of Customer A to supply the e trical requirements of Customer B during the time this supplemental agreement is in force. Custor A Agrees to supply Customer B's electrical requirements through Customer A's Transmiss Voltage Substation as long as this supplemental agreement and Agreement B are in effect. b. This supplemental agreement small become null and void at any time that the conditions agT( upon in Paragraph ] cease to exist. 7. Except as expres,I}' supplemented and amended bN� Paragraphs 1 A and Agreement B are not Otherwise affected hereby, through 6 above, AgreemE HOUSTON UGHTLtiG & POWER COMPANY By President Vice -President Title Attest Attest Secretary Date Date Submitted by B, Title Attest Date I PI-tkion Numbrr On; i Cu st Omer Customer B Et IPC; ite Sertinn IV—kale Schedu" Supptementa' Agre'ernrnI for Non -Firm Service sheel No Page HOUSTON UGHT1NG & rowER comrANy SUPPLEMENTAL AGREEMENT FOR NON-FIRM SERVICE That certain "Application and Agreement for Electric Service", Rate Schedult entered into herein called "Custeen omer", and Houston Lighting y n &PowerVCompany, herein called " which is to begin no later than Company", 39 (hereinafter called the "Agreement"l, is hereby supplemented anc amended as follows Customer agrees to take and Company agrees to provide Non -Firm Service'A•hich may be substituted for Customer owned and operated power production equipment or other source of power not held primarily for emergency use. Non -Firm Service may be used on- ly during periods of scheduled outages for maintenance or to back-up such facilities dur- ing forced Outages. 2. The Company may request the Customer to provide records showing to the satisfaction Of the Company that the non-firm power was required due to maintenance or forced outages of the Customer's power production facilities. 3. Non -Firm Service provided herein is available only the location when taken in conjunction with ser- vice received at one point of delivery under one of Company's Standard Rate Schedules at of the Customer owned and operated power production equipment. t. Non -Finn Service is available only if existing facilities, including, but without limitation, transmission and distribution facilities are adequate.or if adequate facWities can be built or rebuilt at Customer's expense, to provide such service and if sen•ice to Customer wil) not, in Company's sole judgment, impair Company's ability to serve th other customers at any time. e requirements of its 5. Customer may request Non -Firm Service at any time subject to the conditions specified herein. However, the Customer must request and receive prior approval from Ccmpan}. each time Non -Firm Service is required and must also notify the Company when Non - Firm Sen'ice is to be discontinued. 6. Customer desires to receive up to Kva of non-firm electric service, such Kva being not less than 5, not to the design capacity of the Customer's power production facilities. `Customer shallceenodi have the right to increase its non-firm load except to the extent that Company has con- sented in writing to Customer's written request to increase such load within a specified time under terms of the Agreement as supplemented herein. Service is available under this supplemental agreement only if, in the company's sole judg- ment, the utilization of such service is of such character that service can be denied inter- rupted or discontinued at any time by Company without loss to Customer or damage to property or persons and without adversely affecting the public health, safety and welfare. , 8. Company shall have no liability and Customer shall assume full responsibilit%; for an.% loss, damage, or claim (including but not limited to product loss and loss of profits) by reason of any denial, interruption, discontinuance or restoration of service. Revision Number: D11prIal E(!eu i% e Section TV—Rafe Selxduks Supplemental Attwrnrnt for Non -Firm Service HOUSTON L1GHi7NG k POWER COMPANY Sheet No. D23 Page 2 of 3 4. Customer's source of power may be operated in parallel with Company's system, provid- ed that Customer's source of power is constructed and operated in accordance with Com- pany's requirements. Customer assumes full responsibility for the construction and opera tion of its source of power and will completely indemnify Company against and hold Company harmless from all claims for damages arising out of such construction or opera- tion, whether or not Company is negligent in whole or part. 10. Company will provide, at the Customer's expense, additional metering equipment on the service and/or the other source as determined by Company to be necessary, to provide service under this supplement. 11. Customer shall provide, operate and maintain at Customer's expense devices that the Company, in its sole discretion, considers necessary to protect Company's equipment and service, Company shall be permitted to inspect such devices at all times. 12, Company may, at its option, require Customer to install at Customer's expense a device to limit the amount of power to be supplied by Company; such device to be approved, sealed and controlled by Company. 13. Company may require a switching arrangement, to be provided and maintained at Customer's expense, such that intentional interrup"tions will be under Company's sole control. If, in Company's judgment, Customer has adequate personnel and facilities, Company may elect to give notice of interruption by telephone, allowing Customer's per- sonnel to carry out an interruption procedure subject to approval byCompany, 14. The monthly payment for Customer's electrical service requirements will be the sum of A. and B. belov.•: A. Charges computed in accordance with all provisions of the Rate Schedule specified in the Agreement. Such charges and provisions are applicable to the total metered KWH and KVA, including that portion of Customer's loa3 for which Non -Firm Service is provided, whether metered separately or in combination with other load through the same meter, except as follows: (1) During periods when Company provides non-firm power, in accordance with the provisions of this Supplemental Agreement, the K%'A to be used for billing determinations shall be based on Customers' metered K%'A minus the non-firm KVA requested. (2) The KWH to be used for billing determinations shall be the metered KWH minus the sum for all requests of the non-firm KVA requested times the number of hours associated with each request. S. Charges for Non -Firm Service, will be computed as follows: (1) S]DD.DD: plus Revision Number. Original Effec:,�e Secl ion IV SupptementalAgrrcmrnt for peak 5have 5ervi" - Experimental HOUSTON LIGHTING k POWER COMPANY Sheet No, D?1 Pa$e 7 of 3 SUPPLEMENTAL AGREEMENT FOR PEAK SHAVE SERVICE - EXPERIMENTAL That certain "Application and Agreement for Electric Service," Rate entered into by and between Schedule herein called "Customer," and Houston Lighting & Power Company, herein called "Company," which is to begin not later than is hereby supplemented and amended as follows; 19 � {hereinafter called the"Agreement,,), I. Peak Shave service as provided herein is available only when taken in conjunction with tris service received from Company's transmission lines of 69 that agree to a reduction of at least volts or higher and b elec 5000 Kva of firm electric pov,;er }Customers Z. Customer shall reduce its demand for firm electric power supplied by Company,su herein called "load such demand terms and conditions stated herein. The amount by Kva on rhich [usttoof the Co po reduce subject to the herein called the "Peak Shave Kva s load is 3. Customer may, but shall in no event be required to reduce its load below go% o{ Custom Annual On Peak Kva or Contract Kva, as may be applicable, minus the Peak Shave Kva. On Peak Kva" or Contract Kva" Customer's being defined in the Rate Schedule applicable to the Agreement,) 4. The selection of the hours during which Customer shall reduce its load for peak spavin steal be subject to Company's sole discretion. The period of requested load reduction during shaving day shall not be less that four (4) consecutive hours orl } greater than six (6) consecutivhours, Carer parry may require Customer to reduce its load for up to 300 hours per calendar year and an a max- imum of 75 days per calendar year. 5. Customer and Company may agree to a period of 30 consecutive days during the off peak season (starting on October 16 and continuing through May 14) in each calendar year during which Customer shall be exempt from the provisions of this Supplemental Agreement that would other- wise require Customer to reduce its load on request of the Company; Ing this same er period from the provisions of this Supplementalp } . Company shall be exempt dur- ing Company to pay a credit under Paragraph seven(7) for each hourof load eduction. ,se re- b. Company will pay Customer an annual fee of 511.00 for each Kva of Peak Shave Kva, such sum to be computed for each calendar year by multiplying $4.00 for each Kva of Peak Shave Kva by the number of months during a calendar year thatthis Supplemental dividing by twelve (12). Agreement is in effect and Such annual fee shall be credited against Customer's monthly payment for electric service in the first billing period of the following calendar year. 7. Company wil) credit Customer's monthly payment for electric service b to be calculated for each period of reduction of load in the billingY a Peak Shave Credit ment for Electric Service according to the following formu)a: riDd applicable to the Agree - Peak Shave Credit = Credit 1 x -H x RPKva + Credit 2 x H x ARPKva Revision Number 1st Etfrcrive Section 1V Supplemental Agreement for Peak Shave Service - Experimental HOUSTON LIGHTING f POSHER COMPANY DEFINITIONS Credit 1 = 14, k per Kva Credit 2 = 7.0t per Kva H = The number of hours in the load reduction period. Shut No D22 Page 2 of 3 RPKva = Reduced Peak Kva, which is the average Kva supplied during the four 15 -minute de- mand intervals in the clock hour immediately preceding the hour in which Company gives notice of a load reduction period minus the Kva supplied during the 15 -minute period of maximum use during such load reduction period provided, however, that for the purpose of calculating the Credit 1, RPKva (Reduced Peak Kva) shall not ex- ceed Kva (Peak Shave Kva), ARPKva = Additional Reduced Peak Kva, which is that RPKva in excess of the Teak Shave Kva contracted for in Paragraph two (2). S. Company shall have no liability and Customer shall assume full .responsibility for any loss, damage, or claim (including, but not limited to, product loss and loss of profits) by reason of any load reduction or increase in load following a load reduction. Reductions of load or interruptions caused by an act of God, public enemy, strikes, governmental interference, windstorm, flood, fire, explosion or any matter or thing over which Company—has no control, whether in connection with the operations or property of either Customer or Company, shall not be considered a reduction of load for purposes of this Supplemental Agreement. NOT shall a reduction of load or interruptions caused by any emergency such that Company would expect to order a reduction of load or interrup- tion. of service to firm customers in order to protect the general public and preserve the integrity of its system and the systems of neighboring utilities whose electric systems are interconnected with the electric system of Company. 9. Company's request for a reduction of Customer's load will be made by telephone, allowing Customer's personnel a minimum of two hours to carry out a load reduction procedure. At the time of this request, Company shall state the number of hours Customer shall reduce its load and the time that such reduction shall begin, All telephone calls to Customer shall be made to the following number: or to such other number as Customer may give Com- pany in writing. 10. Customer understands that Company's planning forecasts are based in part on Customer's promise to reduce its load as provided herein. Customer will receive no credit for any period of re- quested load reduction in which Customer fails in whole or in part to maintain the requested load reduction. If during any calendar year customer fails in whole or in part to maintain the requested reduction a second time, Customer shall pay to Company a sum as agreed damages to be computed by multiplying 16.41 per KVA by the number of hours in such load reduction period, and multiply- ing the product thereof by, the amount of agreed load reduction not actually made. Thereafter, if during the same calendar year customer fails in whole or in part to maintain the requested load Revision N'urnber: )St Effective Section IV Supplemental Agreement for Peak Shave Service, Experimental HOUSTON LIGHTING 4 PO"'ER COMPANY Sheet No. D22 Page 3 of 3 reduction again, Customer shall pay to Company a sum as calculated for the second incident of non-compliance in such calendar year, and forfeit its right to compensation under Paragraph six (6) for that calendar year; Company may in addition elect to terminate immediately this Supplemental Agreement. 11. Whenever Company modifies its LOS -B Rate Schedule the credits in Paragraph seven (7) of this Supplemental Agreement (14.09 per Kva and 7.R per Kva) and the agreed sum in Paragraph ten (10) of this Supplemental Agreement (16.41 per Kva) shall be increased or decreased, as may be ap- plicable, so as to maintain a constant percentage relationship to the base rate in the LOS -B Rate Schedule, or in any rate schedule designated by Company to replace the LOS -B Rate Schedule. As used herein, base rate shall equal: (12) (Additional Primary Kva Charge} + h Charge), (8760) (Kw ("Additional Primary Kva Charge'" and "Kwh Charge" being defined in the LOS-$ Rate Schedule,) 12. The terms of this Supplemental Agreement steal] be in effect far an initial period of one (1) year beginning on minated. Termination may be affected by eitherCustomer or C mand coantinuing thereafter until ter - 30 days notice prior to the end of the one-year initial term and five-year written noticeProvding thereafter, written 13. It is understood and agreed that the terms and conditions of this Supplemental Agreement for Peak Shave Service are subject to change from time to time, with the approval r authorities having jurisdiction thereof, and such changes shall automatically of regulatory become applicable to Customer's service hereunder based upon the effective date of the approved change. 14. Except as expressly supplemented and amended by -paragraphs I through 13 above, the Agree- ment is not Otherwise affected hereby, HOUSTON LIGHTING & POWER COMPANY By Customer President By Vice -President Title Attest Attest Secretary Secretary Date Date Revrsion Number. IS, Effectmt Section V -Service Rules and Regulations . Sheep No. EI Terms and Conditions for Sale of Electric Service Page I a] 3 HOUSTON LIGHTING & POWER COMPANY HLP 9D TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR THE SALE OF ELECTRIC SERVICE APPLICABLE TO RATE SCHEDULES RS, RTD, MGS, LGS AND LOS 1. Electric service will be supplied in accordance with these terns and conditions (as sup- plemented by the Company's Service Standards and Service Rules and Regulations which / are by reference incorporated herein), and any changes required by law, and in accordance with such applicable rate schedule or schedules as may, from time to time, be established by the Company. However, in the case of Customers whose electrical service requirements are of unusual size or characteristics, additional rate and contract or service arrangements may be required. These terms and conditions constitute a selected list of rules from the Com- pany's Service Rules and Regulations. Upon request, Customer may obtain at any Com- pany office information on Company's policies regarding the extension of service, refusal to serve, service discontinuance, customer credit, billing and metering. 2. Company will make reasonable provisions to supply steady and continuous electric service, but does not guarantee the electric service against fluctuations or interruptions. Company will not be liable for any damages occasioned by fluctuations or interruptions unless it be shown that Company has not made reasonable provisions to supply steady and continuous electric service and in the event of a failure to make such. reasonable provisions Company's liability shall be limited to the cost of necessary repairs of physical damage proximately caused by the service failure to those electrical facilities of Customer which were then equip- - ped with the protective safeguards recommended or required by the then current edition of the National Electrical Code. In no event shaft -Company be liable for damage occasioned by fluctuations or interruptions or failure to begin supplying electric service, caused by an act of God, the public enemy, unavoidable accident, fire, explosion, strike, riot, war, order of any court or judgment granted in any bona fide adverse legal proceeding, or action or order of any commission or tribunal having jurisdiction in the premises, or, without limitation by the preceding enumeration, any act or thing reasonably beyond its control, or for interrup- tions (when Customer has been given reasonable notice) which are necessary for inspection, repair or changes in Company's generating equipment or its transmission or distribution system. Company may, without liability therefor, interrupt service to any Customer or Customers in the event of an emergency arising anywhere on the interconnected system of which it is a part, which emergency poses a threat to the area power supply if, in its sole judgment, such action will prevent or alleviate the emergency condition. 3. For the mutual protection of the Customer and the company, only author- ized employees of the Company are permitted to make and energize the connections between the Company's service wires and the Customer's service entrance conductors. The Company does not assume any duty of inspecting the Customer's lines, wires, switches or other equipment and will not be responsible therefor. The Customer and the Company each shall save the other harmless from and against all claims for injury or damage to persons or property occasioned by or in any way resulting from safe installation, repair and condition of their re- spective lines and appurtenances on their respective sides of the point of delivery. Section V -Service Rules and Regulations Terms and Conditions for Sale of Electric Service Sheet NO F Page 2 of HOUSTON LIGHTING & POWER COMPANY 1-rL&P 90 4. The Company will supply to one premises only one point of delivery and only one of the standard types of service listed in the Service Standards or one of the available transmission Customer's electric service with one metervoltages, and Customer's installation is to be so arranged that the Company can measure the . The Company will not instal] and maintain an lines and equipment on the Customer's side of the point of delivery except its meter. The Customer will provide, in accordance with the Company's Service Standards and free of ex- pense to the Company, locations for the installation of the Company's meter and other equipment and acceptable right of way for facilities erected solely to make service available to Customer. The Customer will install and maintain all his wiring and apparatus in accor- dance with good electrical practice, all applicable lawful regulations, and in such condition and manner as not to endanger persons or property, or to cause impairment of the Com- pany's service to the Customer, or its other customers: and the Customer will obtain all necessary permits and certificates of inspection covering his electric installation, Customer will not permit any other party to use the sen The omer b�, the Company, or extend or connect his installation to lines across porl�underta steett, alley, lane, court or other public or private space in order to obtain service for other premises, even though such other premises be owned by the Customer, except in the case of Customer o�, n - ed street lighting installations. Certain types of equipment used by Customers have electrical characteristics which may cause serious fluctuations of voltage and interfere with the service of thL' -Cornpany to its Customers. In such cases the Company may decline to sen, Company's established rate schedules until vided at his expthe Customer havingsuc up meentuhasr `hero- ense, suitable apparatus to hold to reasonable limits the effect of such floc p tuations. Circumstances may require such equipment to be supplied separately from other service, and in such event, the Company may require additional contract arrangements and construction charges and may meter and bill such service separately from other service sup- plied to the Customer. Where the Customer owns generating equipment and proposes to operate this equipment in parallel with and concurrent with electric service supplied by the Company, the Customer must take service at a transmission voltage level. 6. The duly authorized representatives of the Company are to have access at all reasonable hours to the Customer's premises for the purpose of inspecting Company's wiring and ap- paratus, erecting, removing or replacing its facilities, reading its meter and for all poses connected with the supplying of electric service, other Pur - 7. Company will upon Customer's request test the accuracy of Company's meter used in the metering of Customer's service. Such test will be free of charge provided Customer has not requested a similar test within a period of four years or inany case if such meter is found to be not accurate within the accuracy standards established by the American National Stan- dards Institute, Incorporated. The maximum charge for testing a residential Customer's meter shall be fifteen dollars (SI5-DO). Additional provisions of Company's Meter Policy, in- cluding re -billing, are contained in Company's Service Rules and Regulations. Revision Number: 5th Effective Section V -Service Rules and Regulations Terms and Conditions for Sale of Electric Service HOUSTON LIGHTING & POWER COMPANY HL& P 90 Spee; No. E7 Page 3 of 3 8. The Company may require a deposit, if in accordance with Customer Credit Policy, the credit of an applicant for service has not been established satisfactorily to Company. For permanent residential, commercial and industrial customers, such deposit shall not exceed one-sixth (2/6) of the Customer's estimated annual billings. Company will pay interest on required deposits at an annual rate of six percent (6%), unless deposit is refunded within thrirty (30) days. The Company reserves the right (subject to Customer Credit Policy) to re- quire an additional deposit, when in the Company's opinion, the Customer's deposit is in- sufficient. Any such deposit shall not preclude the Company (subject to Service Disconti- nuance Policy) from terminating the Agreement for Service or suspending the supple of elec- tric service to the Customer for any failure in the performance of the Customer's obligations under the Agreement for Service. Additional provisions of Company's Cust Policy are contained in Company's Service Rules and Regulations, Omer Credit 9• Charges for electric service will normally be based on a monthly period of approximately 30 days but not more than twelve (12) bills shall be rendered in any yearly period. 10. In the event Customer's service under this Agreement is suspended (such suspension being subject to Company's Service Discontinuance Policy) because of tampering with Company's meters, bypassing the same, failure to pay a delinquent account, failure to comply with deposit or guarantee arrangements (when required by Customer Credit Policy), or, if a reasonable opportunity to remedy the situation, violation of Company's rules pertaining to the use of service in a manner which interferes -with the service of others, endangers persons or property, or is due to the operation of nonstandard equipment,' all guarantees, minimums and other contract charges for the remainder of the term of the Agreement shall thereupon become due and payable by Customer. Company agrees to accept such sum as and for li- .quidated damages for such losses as Company may suffer by reason of Customer's breach of the Agreement. An LOS Customer shall have, as an alternative, the right to make payment Of such charges or billings as they fall due under the terms of the LOS agreement; provided, however, in the event such LOS customer shall fail to pay any such charge or billing in a timely manner, Company may then, at its option, require payment of all charges or billings in their total sum for the unexpired term. 11. Upon the expiration of an Agreement for Service, the Company may, without liability for injury or damage, dismantle and remove all facilities installed for the purpose of supplying electric service to the Customer, and shall be under no further obligation to serve the Customer at the point. 12. Agreements for Service shall inure to the benefit of and be binding upon the successors and assigns of the Customer and the Company, but no assignments by the Customer shall be binding upon the Company until accepted in writing by the Company. Revision Number: 5th Effective Section V—Service Rules and Regulations Terms and Conditions for the Purchase of Electricity Applicable to Rate Schedule PPS Sheet No. E Page I of HOUSTON LIGHTING & PDWER COMPANY TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR THE PURCHASE OF ELECTRICITY APPLICABLE TO RATE SCHEDULE PPS (1) The Customer shall meet all Company requirements for interconnection equipment in- cluding metering requirements (to be determined by the Company on a case by case basis) and shall submit specifications for such equipment, drawings, and one linediagrams to the Company for review. The Company's review of Customer's specification shall not s con- strued as confirming or endorsing the design or as any warranty of safety, reliability of the facility or equipment. durability or (Z) The Customer shall change its facility or equipment as may be required by the Company to meet changes in the transmission and distribution system. The Customer will be given a reasonable notice by the Company prior to requesting changes in the Customer's facilities. The Customer will have the option of cancelling the agreement relative to PPS, without penalty, effective the last day of the notice period. (3) The Company may require the Customer to interrupt or reduce deliveries of energy determines that interruption or reduction is necessary because of emergencies or forced outages, or if the purchase from the Customer will result in costs greater than those which the Company would incur if it did not make such purchases, but instead generated an equivalent amount of energy itself. The Company shall give reasonable prior notice to the Customer in time for the Customer to cease delivery of energy to the Company. The Com- pany may require the Customer to interrupt or reduce deliveries of energy so that the Com- pany can constuct, install, maintain, repair, replace, remove, investigates or inspect any part of its transmission and distribution sy3Tem related to the purchase of poker from the Customer, but will make a reasonable effort to coordinate such interruptions or reductions with the Customer. (4) The Customer will install, own, operate and maintain all necessary interconnection facilities between the generator and the point of interconnection with the Company. The Company will perform all work relating to the actual connection and any necessary additions or rein- forcements to the Company's system. The meters required to record power deliveries to the Company will be furnished and maintained by the Company, (5) The Customer shall permit Company employees to enter upon his property at an reasonable time for the purpose of inspecting and/or testing the accuracy of the Company's metering equipment. (6) Customers with generating facilities of greater than 5004 KW shall give the Company reasonable prior notice of any scheduled curtailment or reduction and its probable duration and shall notify the Company immediately of any complete or partial outage of pourer pro- duction facilities. (7) A Customer operating electric generating equipment shall not connect it in parallel with the Company's system without the written consent of the Company, (g) The Customer shall operate his electric generating equipment in such a manner so as not to unduly affect the Company's voltage waveform. Revision Number; 1st LOective Section V_ Service Rules and Regulations Sheri No. E2 Terms and Conditions for the Purchase of Elretricity Applicable to Rate schedule PPS Page 2 013 14OUSTON LIGHTING 4 POWER COMPANY (9) The Customer and the Company each shall save the other harmless from and against all claims for injury or damage to persons or property occasioned by or in any way resulting from safe installation, repair and condition of their respective lines and appurtenances on their respective sides of the point of delivery. (10) The Company may install, at its expense, on the Customer's premises load research meter- ing. (11) The Customer shall notify the Company before the initial energizing and start up testing of the Customer owned generator and the Company shall have the right to have a represen- tative present at such test. (12) The Company will specify the interconnection voltage. (13) A Customer that receives capacity payments is obligated to make its full capacity available during times of system emergency if its facility is operating and the Company is able to receive the power. (14) A Customer that receives capacity payments must provide the Company with the scheduled outage dates (start and finish) at least six months in advance. (15) The Company may, at times, find a need for short term capacity. In such cases the Com- pany will, following notification of each known cogenerator of such need, accept firm com- mitments on a first come - first accepted basis except that priority will be given to capacity offered at a discount below the stated capacity payment. The company will require accep- table verification of the cogenerator's capability to meet such a commitment. (16) A customer that receives capacity payments for short term commitments is obligated to make its full capacity available at any time it is requested to by the Company. If the customer fails to make its full capacity available the first time it is requested to by the Com- pany during any calendar year, customer may continue to receive capacity payments. If the customer fails to make its full capacity available the second time it is requested to by the Company during any calendar year, capacity payments will immediately terminate. (17) To qualify for either short term or long term capacity payments, the Customer must supply the contract capacity for 75% of the hours during each of the calendar months of Ma), through October during the on -peak hours'of 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. each Monday through Fri- day. On an annual basis, the Customer must operate at a capacity factor of 650;0. Capacity factor is defined as the ratio of the average load on the generating facility for the period of time considered to the KW specified in the contract. Feviuion Number. 1st Effective Section V—Service Rules and Regulations Terms and Conditions For the Purchase of Electricite Applicable to Rate Schedule PPS Sheet 5c. Ez HOUSTON LIGHTING & POWER COMPANY PagF 3 0! 3 (28) If a Customer receiving capacity payments fails to meet item (17) above, then the Company shall reduce the capacity payment accordingly. For example. if the Customer supplies the contract capacity during 70% of the on -peak hours for the month, the Company v ill pay (70L 75) times the monthly capacity payment, If the annual capacity factor requirement is not met, then the Customer must refund to the Company the amount of capacity payment that was overpaid by the Company. For example: an annual capacity factor of 60°'o Lring the annual contract period would result in the Customer refunding to the Compan (5 +65) times the annual amount that the Company paid the Customer for monthly capacity payments. If the Customer fails to meet the annual capacity factor requirement for two (2) consecutive years, the capacity payment will be suspended for a probations ing such time payments will be made for energy r} period of one (1) year dur- the contract. gy only in accordance xith the rate specified in if the Customer fails to meet the minimum operating requirements specified in (17) during the probationary period, then the Company will terminate the contract and the Customer must refund to the Company a percentage of the capacity during the entire term of the contract calculated as folows: payment paid to the Customer Number of years remaining in contract after probations ry Period in the contract multiplied by total amount paid by Company,for capacci �y the tt years contract p }duringgtaterm o{ Revision Number 1st Efrec�,+�e SeCllnn V—Sen'ice Rules and Reyulvionc Terms and CondiI ions Ior I he Sale of Lighting Service f'ag� HOUSTON LICHTI'-G a, POINTR COMPANY til sl'@, TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR THE SALE OF LIGHTING SERVICE APPLICABLE TO RATE SCHEDULES SPL AND GL �• Dectric-service will be supplied in accordance with these terms and conditions ias s plemented by the Companv's Service Standards and Service Rules and Regulations vch are by reference incorporated herein), and any changes required by 2. The Company will use reasonable diligence to supply steady and continuous electric send but does not guarantee the electric service against fluctuations or interruptions. The Co pany ,+ill not be liable to the Customer for any damages occasioned by fluctuations or int ruptions, or by failure to begin supplying; electric Service from causes beyond the Cnmpan reasonable control. In no event shall Company be liable for damage occasioned by flucti tions or interruptions or failure to begin supplying electric ser ice, caused by an act of Cc the public enemy, unavoidable accident, fire, explosion, strike, riot.+ar. order or judgment granted in any bona fide adverse legal proceer of any Coi ding. or action ceorder of a, commission or tribunal haying jurisdiction in the premises, or %vithout limitation by t preceding enumeration. any act or thing reasonably beyond its control, or changes in Cor pany S generating equipment or its transmission or distrihrltinn sv stem. For the mutual pr tection of the Customer and the Company only authorized employees of the Company a permitted to make, energize and maintain the service hereunder. Customer agrees to use dl diligence to protect Company- facilities, erected pursuant to this agreement. from damak caused by vandalism. 3. The Customer will provide fire of expense to the Company locations for the installation r the Compan" •s equipment and acceptable right of l+ -a\- for facilities erected solely to mak service available to Customer. 4. The duly authorized representatives of the Company are to have access at all reasonabl hours to the Customer's premises for the purpose of•ins ectin� paratus, erecting, removing or replacing p b Company's i, firing and ap g 1. � its facilities and for all other purposes connecter ti�,•ith the supplying of electric service. 5. The Company may at any time require a reasonable deposit as security for the payment c}t bills, and interest on such deposit will be paid annually by the Company at the rate of o'r per annum as long as electric ser,ice is supplied to the Customer. The Company reser es the right to require an additional deposit when, in the Company's opinion, the Customer's deposit is insufficient. Any such deposit shall not preclude the Company (subject to Service Discontinuance Policy) from terminating the Agreement for Sern•ice or suspending, the sup- ply of electric ser=ice to the Customer for any ce n! the Customers failure in the performan obligations under the Agreement fru Ser, -ice. In the event one of the parties to the Agreement for Service tails in the performance of obligations under the Agreement for Service. and such default continues for five days atter written notice thereof has been given by the other party, then the other parte may terminale the Agreement for Service, or suspend the supplying or taking of electric sen ice as the case mai be; provided, however. no such noticc need be given by the Company in cases of unauthorized use of the service by Customer. RnYiSiOr Number, 3rd Ettrrli%e Section V—Ser-Oce Rules and Regulations Terms and Conditions for the Sale of Lighting Service Sheer No Page 2 HOUSTON LIGHTING &POWER COMPANY HL&1` 9e 7. Upon the expiration of an Agreement for Service, the Company may, without liability f injury or damage, dismantle and remove all facilities installed pursuant to the Agreement f the purpose of supplying electric service to the Customer, and shall be under no Furth obligation to serve the Customer at that point. 8. Agreements for Service shall inure to the benefit of and be binding upon the successors at assigns of the Customer and the Company, but no assignments by the Customer shall 1 binding upon the Company until accepted in writing by the Company. Revision Number: 3rd EtlrctiN'e Section V—Service Rules and Regulations Application and Agreement for Electric Service (MGS and LGS) Sheer No. I Page I of HOUSTON LIGHTING & POWER COMPANY HL&P 50 APPLICATION AND AGREEMENT FOR ELECTRIC SERVICE Applicable to Rate Schedules MCS and LGS (herein called Customer) and Houston Lighting & as follows; Power Company (herein called Company) agree a. Company will supply and se]] and all the ElectriCustomer will take and pay for, or pay for if not taken, c Service required for the operation of Customer's dance with the provisions of (1) this Texas, up to a maximum of located at or near Application and Agreement for Electric Service, ice, (2 thekva,iRider(s) l (3) the Company's able Rate chedu and (4) the Terms and Conditions for the Sae f Electric Servlice, each bein Smade ]e Part hereof, on file with the regulatory authority having jurisdiction and available for inspection at any of Company's business offices. b. This Agreement shall continue in effect for an initial term of _ m the date (as evidenced by Customer's first bill hereunder) service is first suppliedunderyears this oAgreement (which term shall begin not later than urinated, which termination may he • 19 ) and thereafter until ter- minated, Provided for by either Customer or Company giving written notice of such termination to the other party at least sixty ter- mination. Company will waive the requirement for sixty ( 0) dayssnot notice byin adcCu tomeof ther whenever such termination date as requested by Customer can, as determined by Company, be accom- modated. _ c. The Type of Service supplied will be alternating current at approximately 60 hertz and a phase, wire, grounded neutral, Customer's initial requirements will be a approximately volts, and approximately kva. d. The Point of Delivery shall be at first leaves the line or apparatus owned by Company and at the point enters the line orra the Electric Service Customer. apparatus owned by e. Additional Electric Service, in excess of the amount which Companv is obligated to make available under this Agreement, will be made available only after terms have been agreed upon in writing by Customer and Company. f. Customer shall have the option (not to be exercised more often than once in any period of twelve consecutive months) to substitute for the Agreement, then in effect, any other of the Com- pany's standard forms of contract which is applicable, or becomes applicable, to Customer's actual service requirements and use. It is understood and agreed that Company's Rate Schedules, Riders, Supplemental Agreements, and Terms an`d Conditions for the Sale of Electric Service are subject to change from time to time, with the approval of regulatory authorities having jurisdiction thereof, and that such changes shall automatically become applicable to Customer's service based upon the effective.date of the change. Customer shall have the option (in addition to the right of election provided for in the above paragraph), to be exercised within ninety (90) days of the effective date of a change in any or he Revision Number: 3rd Effective Section V—Service Rules and Regulations Application and Agreement for Electric Service (MCS and LGS) Sheet No. E Page 2 of HOUSTON LIGHTING & POWER COMPANY HL&P so all rate schedules applicable to Customer's actual service requirements, to substitute for this Agree- ment any other of the Company's standard forms of agreement or rate schedules then being offered which is applicable to such service requirements. Customer shall exercise such options as herein provided by delivery to Company of a writ- ten application for and execution of the form of agreement to be substituted. Any such changes shall be conditioned upon Customer's acceptance of a minimum at least as hi _ as long as would otherwise be effective under this Agreement and shall become agreement efectiveeon Customer's next regular meter reading subsequent to the date said written application is received by Company. g. All bills rendered Customer shall be mailed to Customer at his address of Customer may give Company inwritinas g and shall be payable in accordance with provisionor such other s ofress sthe applicable rate schedule at Company's office in Houston, Texas or at any offices or designated collection agencies. of the Company's district h. This Agreement supersedes all prior agreements of whatever kind between Company and Customer for the Electric Service mentioned herein. HOUSTON LIGHTING & POWER COMPANY 4 By President Vice President Customer By Attest Title Secretary Date Submitted by. W Date Secretary Revision Number: 3rd Effective_ Section V—Service Rules and Regulations Application and Agreement for Electric Service (LOS) Sheet HOUSTON LIGHTING & POWER CoMpANY Pag HL&P 97 APPLICATION AND AGREEMENT FOR ELECTRIC SERVICE Applicable to Rate Schedules LOS (herein called Customer) and Houston Lighting & Power Company (herein called Com as follows: pane) a. Company will supply and sell and Customer will take and pay for, or pay for if no Electric Service required for the operation of Customer's # f plant, located at o rr a maximum of �` primary Kva andTexas, up to but not exceec Customer reduces such limits under the provisions of theLOSB Rate Schedule), in accords nce v, the provisions of �) this A Secondary (unless an LO ( Application and Agreement for Electric Service, (2) the Rider and (4) the Terms and Conditions for the Sale ofhe aElectric Senice,l each abeiShed part hereof, on file with the regulatory authority having jurisdiction and available for inspect. ad, any of Company's business offices. :on b. This Agreement shall continue in effect for an initial term of evidenced by Company's written notice to Customer) service is first supplied under this A Tee --� years from the date ( (which term shall begin not later than minated, which termination ma be 19 ----) and thereafter until to Y Provided for by either Customer or Company notice of such termination to the other art urination. p } at least three (3) years in advance of giving the date of tte c. The Electric Service delivered will be 3 phase, alternating current, approximately 60 hertz an , approximately -_ volts, and Customer's initial requirements will be a Primar}, and Secondstomer pproximate]• transformers and substation equipment to receive and use servi esdeliveredlll hereunder. all necessan d. The Point of Delivery shall be at Electric Service First Leaves the fine or apparatus owned b at the point where the paratus owned by Customer. Y Company and enters the line or ap- e. It is agreed herein that Annual On Peak Kva, if the LOS -A Rate Schedule is applicable, or Contract Kva, if the LOS -B Rate Schedule is applicable, shall not be less than f. Additional Electric Service, in excess of the amount w k1 a available under this Agreement, will be made available onl , titch Company is obligated to make after terms have been agreed upon in writing by Customer and Company. } g. It is understood and agreed that Company's Rate Schedules, Riders, Supplemental Agreements, and Terms and Conditions for the Sale of Electric Service are subject to chane from time to time, with the approval of regulatory authorities havingp changes shall automatically become applicable to Customer's service based upon the effective juns�diction thereof, and that such of the change, Customer shall have the option, to be exercised within ninety (901 days of t e date tive date of such change, to substitute for this Agreement any other of the Compan `s standar forms of agreement or rate schedules then being offered which is applicable to he effec- quirements. Customers seri ice res Revision Number; 3rd Effective Section V—Service Rules and Regulations Application and Agreement for Electric Service (LOS) Sheet N( Page 2 HOUSTON LIGHTING & POWER COMPANY HL&P 97 Customer shall exercise such option as herein provided by delivery to Company of a writt application for and execution of the form of agreement to be substituted. Any such change shall conditioned upon Customer's acceptance of a minimum at least as high as and an agreement term long as would otherwise be effective under this Agreement and shall become effective on Custome next regular meter reading subsequent to the date said written application is received by Compan h. All bills rendered Customer shall be mailed to Customer at his address or such other address as Customer may give Company in kVriting and shall be payable in acco"da n with provisions of the applicable rate schedule at Company's office in Houston, Texas, i. This Agreement supersedes all prior agreements of whatever kind betv,-een Company ar. Customer for the Electric Service mentioned herein. HOUSTON LIGHTING & POINIER COMPANY By President Vice President ,By - Attest Title Secretary Date Submitted by Revision Number: 3rd Attest Date Customer Secretary Ef tec 1;� E. Section V—Service Rules and Regulations Application and Agreement for Purchased Power Service Sheet No E Page l 0j. HOUSTON LtCHTING & POWER COMPANY APPLICATION AND AGREEMENT FOR PURCHASED POWER SERVICE (herein called Customer) and Houston Lighting & Power Company as follows: (herein called Company) agree a. Customer will supply and sell, and Company will take and pay for energy or, energy and capacity received from Customers Qualified/Non-Qualified located at or near Texas, up to a maximum of Kw, in accordance with the Provisions of (1) this Application and Agreement for Purchased Power Service, (2) the Compan%,,s PPS Rate Schedule and (3) the Terms and Conditions for the Purchase of Electricity Applicable to Rate Schedule PPS. The design capacity of customer's generating facilities is Customer is applying for short termilong term capacity payments as provided for in the PPS Rate Schedule. b. This agreement shall continue in effect for an initial term of the date (as evidenced by Customer's first bill hereunder) service is first supplied under thisr Agreement (which term shall begin not later than 19 which termination may be provided for by either Customer [omnahereafter until terminatedny giving written , such termination to the other party at least one (1) year in advance of the date of kermination. of c. The Customer's supply will be alternating current at approximately 60 hertz and approximately. phase, wire, grounded neutral, d. The Point of Delivery to the Company shall be at volts. leaves the line ar apparatus owned by the Customer aat nd the point the line or a Electric Service first Company. pparatus owned by e. This agreement does not provide for any electric services by the Company to the Customer. The Customer shall request such service from the Company and, if required by the Company, shall enter into separate contract agreements with the Company in accordance with the applicable electric tariffs on file with and authorized by the regulatory authorities having jurisdiction thereof. It is understood and agreed that Company's Rate Schedules, Riders, Supplemental Agreements, and Terms and Conditions for Purchase of Electricity Applicable to Rate Schedule PPS are subject to change from time to time, with the approval of regulatory and that such changes shall automatically become applicable to effective date of the change. tCusttamerasrn,c serhing vice baseld uponon the f. All payments rendered Customer shall be mailed to Customer at his address of may give Company in writing. or such other address as Customer g. This Agreement supersedes all prior agreements of whatever kind between Company and Customer for the Electric Service mentioned herein. Revision Number: 2nd Efffmve Section V—Service Rules and Regulations Application and A reernent for Purchased Power Service Sheet No. E Sheet 2 of . HOUSTON LIGHTING k POWER COMPANY HOUSTON LIGHTING & POWER COMPANY BY President Vice President Customer By Attest Title Secretary Date Attest Secretary Submitted by Date Revision Number: 2nd Effecsive_ Sech(in y—Ser,,ice Rules and Regulations AppIicaIit) and AFf emenl Isar Slrerl an Prplrctive Lighting Ser% ice Shrel Pair HOUSTON LIGHTING ti POWER COMPANY I?I.&l' APPLICATION AND AGREEMENT FOR THE PERMANENT INSTALLATION OF STREET AND PROTECTIVE LIGHTING SERVICE MOUNTED ON EXISTING WOOD POLES AND SERVED BY OVERHEAD CONDUCTORS (herein called Customer) as follol,•s: and Houston Lighting & POS,'er Company (herein called Companyt ag a. Company agrees and obligates itself to furnish, install, own, operate and maintain subject the provisions hereof and Company's Rate Schedule SPL, including the Terms and Conditions such schedule, each being made a part hereof, on file with the regulatory authorih• haying jurisd: Con and available for inspection at any of Company •s business offices, lights each of approximately _ vapor Stre unttion(s) of this these street light(s) are shos,1n annthe tattachedput to eExh bite A n andisare les.he Joc rno tified as being located in the further ide The exhibit must be approved and signed by Customer, prior to the installation of th 5)•Stem. �^— 1e lghtir b. The lights furnished hereunder shall under normal conditions operate from approximatej thirty minutes after sunset to approximately thirty minutes before sunrise even night in the yea and the total time of operation t, ill be approximately• four thousand tt,•o hundred (4,2001 hours eacl year for each light furnished. Company hill maintain no patrols but 1,il] mak repairs a t its expense t,ith reasonable promptness after receipt of notice that slzch are necessary, adjustment of payments hereunder due to the outage. but 1, ith nc c. Bills will be rendered monthly for the charge stipulated in Company's Rate Schedule SPL fo* e g the lihting service supplied hereunder, and shall be payable in accordance with provisions of sUch Rate Schedule SPL at the offices of the Company in Customer at his address of Texas, after being mailed to or such other address as Customer may give Company in writing. d. It is understood and agreed that Cnmpany's Rate Schedule(s), Riders and Terms and Condi tions applicable to Street and Protective Lighting; Service are subject i change from time to time. kith the approval of regulatory authorities having jurisdiction thereof, and that such changes shall arltomatically become applicable to Customer's service based upon the effective date of the change, e. No additional lights are to be installed under this Agreement except by t,•ritten amendment thereto. authorized and executed in the same manner as this Agreement. f. In addition to the deposits provided for in the Terms and Conditions, the Com any 1,111 - I acash advance of 550 per light or other form of satisfactory guarantee acceptable to the Com- pany for the cancellation charge under Section h. Such cash advancetrill be refunded after five i5i years, except in the event that the cancellation charges in Section h sha11 become applicable.. Ret i,wn NL1mi+er and Etlrctnc Section V—Service Rules and Regulations Application and Agreement For Street and Protective Lighting Service Sheet N*6. Page 2 HOUSTON LIGHTING & POWER COMPANY HLS, P 57 g. Company reserves the right to discontinue the service furnished under this Agreement if ar monthly payment is not made by Customer as specified in Section c. In the event this Agreement f Sen ice shall be terminated because of a default upon Customer's part, the cancellation charge $50 per light, provided for in Section h. shall thereupon become due and payable and shall be in a. dition to any other sums due under the contract. h. This contract shall be in full force and effect from date when Company has connected ar shall have ready to operate this/these light(s) and from that date shall continue in effect for a peri( of five (5) years and thereafter for successive one (1) year terms until terminated, which terminatio may be provided by either Customer or Company giving written notice of such termination to tl• other party at least sixty (60) days in advance of the date of termination. However, Customer ma cancel this Agreement for any or all street lights furnished hereunder prior to the initial expiratio date of the Agreement by then paying Company a lump sum of S50 per cancelled light and all othE charges payable for the remainder of the term of this Agreement. i. If, during the life of this Agreement, the area in which this/these light(s) are installed become incorporated or annexed by an incorporated municipality, Customer will as of that date be relieve( of making any further monthly payments under this Agreement for lights) within the area annexe( or incorporated, provided (a) such municipality grants, or has already granted, to Company a fran chile acceptable to Company for operations within the area in question and (b) has authorize( Company to operate the light(s) in question at the expense of the municipality. HOUSTON LIGHTING & POWER COMPANY Customer By By Vice President Title (frame printed or typed) (Name printed or typed) ATTEST: ATTEST. Secretary Secretary (Name printed or typed) (Name printed or typed) Date Date Submitted by Revision Number: 3rd Eflecti%e. Section V—Service Rules and Regulations Application and Agreement for Street and Protective Lighting Service Sheet No. t Page I of HOUSTON LIGHTING & POWER COMPANY HU 11 5844 APPLICATION AND AGREEMENT FOR THE PERMANENT INSTALLATION OF STREET AND PROTECTIVE LIGHTING SERVICE MOUNTED ON ORNAMENTAL STANDARDS AND SERVED BY UNDERGROUND CONDUCTORS (herein called Customer) and Houston Lighting & Power Company (herein called Company) agree as follows: a. Company agrees and obligates itself to furnish, install, own, operate and maintain subject to the provisions hereof and Company's Rate Schedule SPL, including the Terms and Conditions of such schedule, each being made a part hereof, on file with the regulatory authority having jurisdic- tion and available for inspection at any of Company's business offices, light(s) each of approximatel r vapor street The location(s) of this /these street lightLsf arelshown onumen put thetatbached Exhibit "A",e mounted on and is lare further identified as being located in the The exhibit must be approved and signed by Customer, prior to system. the installation of the lighting b. The Customer agrees to pay to the Company in advance of construction, the sum of representing a portion of the cost of construction, vxbich amount dollars, as a contribution mount is not subject to any refund. c. -Service as provided herein, is contingent upon the following optimum conditions for con- struction: (1) All street lights covered by this Agreement are to be installed at one time; (Z) The street lights are to be installed after street paving and curbs have been completed and all lots have been brought up to finished grade level; (3) All easements and rights-of-way are to be cleared of trees, stumps and other obstruc- tions which would interfere with Company's cable trench installation. The curb line, the area adjacent thereto and the street are to be clear of all obstructions, including building materials and debris. In the event the foregoing optimum conditions are not met, Customer will pay to Company, within ten (10) days after receipt of invoice, the actual additional construction cost to Company at- tributable to the absence of said optimum conditions. d. The lights furnished hereunder shall under normal conditions operate from approximately thirty minutes after sunset to approximately thirty minutes before sunrise every night in the near and the total time of operation will be approximately four thousand two hundred (9,2001 hours each year for each light furnished. Company will maintain no patrols but will make necessary its expense with reasonable promptness after receipt of notice that such are necessary,ut wthsno adjustment of payments hereunder due to the outage, Revision Number Original Effective Sec[;On V—Sen-ice Rules and Regulations Application and Agreement for Street and Protective Lighiing Service 5hee: tiu, Page 2 o: HOUSTON LIGHTiNC & Po"ER COMPANl, HL& r 5x44 e. Bills will be rendered monthly for the charge stipulated in Company's Rate Schedule SPL fo: the lighting service supplied hereunder, and shall be payable in accordance with provisions of suc} Rate Schedule SPL at the offices of the Company in after being mailed to Customer at his address of Texas, or such other address as Customer may give Company in writing. f. It is understood and agreed that Company's Rate Schedule(s), Riders and Terms and Condi- tions applicable to street and Protective Lighting Service are subject to change from e with the approval of regulatory authorities having time to timejurisdiction thereof, and that such changes tim hall automatically become applicable to Customer's service based upon the effective date of the change. g, No additional lights are to be installed under this Agreement except by written amendment thereto, authorized and executed in the same manner as this Agreement. h. In addition to the deposits provided for in the Terms and Conditions, the Company will re- quire a cash advance or 5225 per light or other form of satisfactory guarantee acceptable to the Company for the cancellation charge under Section j. Such cash advance will be refunded after ten (I0) years, except in the event that the cancellation charges in Section j shall become applicable. i. Company reserves the right to discontinue the service furnished under this'Agreement if any monthly payment is not made by Customer as specified in Section e. In the event this Agreement for Service shall be terminated because of a default upon Customer's part, the cancellation charge of 5225 per light, provided for in Section j, shall thereupon become due and payable and shall be in ad- dition to any other sums due under the contract. j. This contract shall be in full force and effect from date when Company has connected and shall have ready to operate this these light(s) and from that date shall continue in effect for a period of ten (10) years and thereafter for successive one (1) year terms until terminated, which termination may be provided by either Customer or Company giving written notice of such termination to the other party at least sixty (60) days in advance of termination. However, Customer may cancel this Agreement for any or all street lights furnished hereunder prior to the initial expiration date of the Agreement by then paying Company a lump sum of 5225 per cancelled light and all other charges payable for the remainder of the term of this Agreement, k. If, during the life of this Agreement, the area in which further monthly pay alitN,, C stomerswi�)] ht(s) are installed becomes incorporated or annexed by an incorporated munici of making anyp g of the date be relie��ed payments under this Agreement for light(s) within the area annexed Or incorporated, provided (a) such municipality grants, or has already granted, to Company a fran- chise acceptable to Company for operations within the area in question and (b) has au Company to operate the light(s) in question at the expense of the municipality. thorized Revision Number: Original Effective Section 1'—Service Rules and Reguiatir ns 'APPJication and Agreement for Stteet and Prolective Lighting Service HOUSTON LIGHTING & Po"'ER COMPANY FiL& 1' ;844 HOUSTON LIGHTING b POWER CO3%1flAN.y By Vice President ('game printed or d ATTEST Secretary (Name printed or typed) Date Submitted by. licvisinn Number: Original Customer BY Title ATTEST (Name printed or typed) Dale Secretary (�N7aame printed or typed) Eltectne sheet Pab. Section V—Service Rules and Regulations Sheet No Applical ion and Agreement for Dusk to Dawn Guard Lighting Service page I o HOL'STON LIGHTING & POWER COMPANY j HLY 1'0114 APPLICATION AND AGREEMENT FOR DUSK TO DAWN GUARD LIGHTING SERVICE (herein called Customer) and Houston Lighting & Power Company (herein called Company) agre as follows: a. Company agrees to install, own and maintain outdoor mercer vapor lights each of approximately 7,000 lumens and mounted on a wooden pole, now installed c to be installed hereunder at the agreed specified location, at or near Texas: to cause said lights to burn from dusk to dawn; and to maintain all fixtures and 'or replac lamps during regular daytime working hours as soon as practical following notification fror Customer that such maintenance is required. b. It is understood and agreed that Company's Rate Schedules), Riders and Terms and Condi tions applicable to Dusk to Dawn Guard Lighting Service are subject to change from time to time with the approval of regulatory authorities having jurisdiction thereof, and that such changes sha: automatically become applicable to customer's service based upon the effective date of the change c. The obligations of both parties shall commence on o upon Such earlier date as Customer shall have begun to take service, and shall continue for a perioc of not less than twenty-four (24) months and shall automatically extend thereafter, on a month tc month basis, unless either party gives the other 30 days written cancellation notice. However Customer may cancel this agreement prior to the-iaitial expiration date by then paying Company it a lump sum the monthly amounts to become due (excluding the Fuel Cost Adjustment) for the unex pired period of this agreement, or 570.00 per light, whichever is the lesser amount. d. This agreement is subject to the Company's Terms and Conditions for the Sale of Lighting Service. Customer by Date Houston Lighting & Power Company by Date Revision Number: ]st Effecli�e: Section V—Service Rules and Regulations Service Extension Policy Sheet Nc Pagr ] HOUSTON LIGHTING & POWER COMPANY SERVICE EXTENSION POLICY Table of Contents Section 1 - Introduction ........... , Section 2 - Extension of Service Facilities to Permanent Customers Page 2 of Subsec/Title I Introduction ..... ................... 2 Overhead Service Extensions Page 3 of .......................................... 3 Overhead Distribution Service Extensions Page 4 of ..... - .. , . , 300 -Foot Line Extension Plan ........ • ........ Page 5 of 1000.'2000 -Foot Line Extension Plan Revenue Basis Extension Plan Area Development Plan 4 High Voltage Transmission Service Extension Plan 5 Underground Service Extensions Page 6 of .............. Underground Service to Residential Customers Page' of Underground Service to Commercial and Industrial Customers Section 3 - Extension of Service Facilities to Customers that Do Not Meet All Criteria For Permanent Classification. ...... , . ........ - . .....Page 8 of 1 Section 4 - Extension of Service Facilities to Temporary Customers ............ . ...... Temporary Service Page Q of g 1 Service of Doubtful Permanence — - Section S - Extension of Service To Customers with Generation Capability .... . .................. ..................... ....Page 10 of lE Section 6 - Street Lighting Service ............................... ........Page 21 of 18 Subsec i Title 1 Incorporated Areas ............ Municipalities .. ..'...'. Pagel' of 18 Annexed Areas 2 Unincorporated Areas ............................. Street Lights Served by Overhead Conductors Page la of 18 Street Lights Served by Underground Conductors Section 7 - Metering Practices .......... Page 16 of 18 Section 8 - Miscellaneous Service Policies .. , . ............ Page 1: of 18 .............. Dusk to Dawn Guard Light Service Removal or Relocation of Company Facilities Construction of Non Standard Service Facilities Overtime Charges at Customer Expense Service to Mobile Homes and Mobile Home Parks Types of Service Rental of Company Equipment Special Monthly Revenue Guarantee for Large Customers Revision Number: 5th Eftecti%e Section V Service Rules and Regulations Service Extension Policy Sheet ,1 Page. HOUSTON LIGHTING & POWER COMPANY INTRODUCTION Houston Lighting & Power Company extends electric service facilities to customers in accorda Service Standards is integral part of this description of the Company's service extension practices. The Terms and C with the policy outlined in this Service Extension Policy, The booklet titled S ditions for the Sale of Electric Service is a part of this Service Extension Policy. Application of generalized policy is determined by the Company, which also reserves the righto withdraw modify this policy when, in the sole opinion of the Company, changing conditions warrant sz withdrawal or modification. Revision Number. 5th Effective Section V'—service Rules and Regulations Service Extension Policy HOUSTON LIGHTING & POWER COMPANY Sheet N< Page 3 EXTENSION OF SERVICE FACILITIES TO PERMANENT CUSTOMERS -INTRODUCTION The Company's general policy for extending electric service to permanent customers is to u overhead construction consisting of wood poles and overhead circuits extended to transformer 10] tions acceptable to the Company. A permanent customer is one whose installed electrical e u ment is used in a manner which provides the Company a reasonable return on the capital inve merit required to serve the customer for a time period a q parry's installed service facilities. The point of delivery ofelectricand constructionual to the life of specific tions for all service extensions are determined by the Company. for electric service which does not meet the Company's general policy P Y• A request by a permanent custom as contained herein must be approved by the Company and may require additionalrctontractu agreements. Customer may obtain an alternate supply of electric service, including all equipment necessary redundant service, to any point of service provided that, in the judgement of the Company, ufc cient reserve capacity is available and provided Customer pays the cost of establishing and mair l taining such alternate supply of electric service. Revision Nurnber; 5th Effective. Section V- Service Rules and Regulations Service Extension Policy HOUSTON LIGHTING & POWER COMPANY Sheet No El Page 4 of 18 EXTENSION OF SERVICE FACILITIES TO PERMANENT CUSTOMERS— OVERHEAD SERVICE EXTENSIONS Ordinances adopted by certain cities require the Company to extend secondary electric service facilities to any permanent customer, without charge, for a distance not to exceed 300 feet from the nearest available overhead line of suitable voltage, phase and capacity. Service must be extended along public rights-of-way or dedicated easements and is subject to the provisions in Service Stan- dards, Costs associated with service extensions in excess of 300 feet are at customers expense, as are costs associated with increasing the capacity of existing lines along the route of extension and costs associated with line construction over or around any natural or man made obstacle. The Company has voluntarily adopted certain extension practices that are more liberal than those required by cities which have enacted ordinances. Revision Number, 5th Effemvt, Section V—Service Rules and Regulations Service Exlension Policy HOUSTON LIGHTING & POWER COMPANY Spee! No EIC) Page 5 of ]8 EXTENSION OF SERVICE FACILITIES TO PERMANENT CUSTOMERS— OVERHEAD DISTRIBUTION SERVICE EXTENSIONS 300—Foot Line Extension Plan Single-phase or three-phase service facilities are extended up to 300 feet in public street rights-of- way or dedicated easements from existing lines of suitable phase, voltage and capacity to each per- manent customer in the Company's service area without charge for construction or clearing of trees. The Company may install up to three service poles on a customer's property for support of service drops to a service outlet location determined by the Company. Customers requesting three-phase service must meet minimum requirements specified in Service Standards for installed rating and amperage of three-phase equipment. The 300 -Foot Line Extension Plan is applied on a cumulative basis, provided two or more customers require service from the same line extension. Cost associated with service extensions in excess of 300 feet are at customer expense, as are costs associated with increasing the capacity of existing lines along the route of extension and costs associated with line construction over or around any natural or man made obstacle. 1000!.2000 -Foot Line Extension Plan The Company extends, without charge, single-phase distribution facilities up to 2,000 feet from existing lines of suitable phase, voltage and capacity to serve a permanent customer, provided the extension is made along a public road or dedicated easement, or provided the extension does not utilize more than three poles on private property. If the customer qualifies for three-phase service, as outlined in Service Standards, the Company extends three-phase facilities up to 1,000 feet under similar circumstances. The customer is required to clear the ground of all trees, stumps, brush, or debris along the route of the proposed extension to a width specified by the Company. However, where ground clearing is required on third party property, the Company may require that such work be done by the Com - party at customer expense. The Company performs the remaining tree trimming within the limits of the free distance. If the cost of the trimming exceeds 25 percent of the free distance line cost, the customer bears the remainder of the trimming cost. Transformers, meters, and service drops are not included in the line cost. The Company does not purchase rights-of-way for service extensions and any so purchased must be at customer expense. Cost associated with service extensions in excess of the free distances are at customer expense, as are costs associated with increasing the capacity of existing lines along the route of extension and costs associated with line construction over or around any natural or man made obstacle. Revenue Basis Extension Plan The Company reserves the right to extend electric service facilities to a customer, at Company ex- pense, provided the revenue to be received economically warrants the extension of such facilities. Ground clearing for Company facilities required on the customer's property is done by the customer. All remaining clearing is normally performed by the Company. Area Development Plan Service facilities may also be extended at Company expense provided the facilities are required for . increased reliability, service continuity, or development of the Company's distribution system. In conjunction with the installation of such facilities, the Company may extend service from these facilities to customers in accordance with the appropriate line extension plan. Revision Number, 5th Eflective. Section V—Service Rules and Regulations Service Extension Policy sheet''�c Page 6 HOUSTON LIGHTING & POWER COMPANY EXTENSION OF SERVICE FACILITIES TO PERMANENT CUSTOMERS - HIGH VOLTAGE TRANSMISSION SERVICE EXTENSION PLAN A Customer whose load is of such magnitude or of such unusual characteristics that it cane otherwise be economically served from Company's distribution system, as determined by Co pany, must receive electric service from the Company's high-voltage transmission system. 7 Customer is responsible for providing all substation equipment, in accordance with the Compan specifications. The total cost of the transmission line extension and the revenue to be received factors in determining whether or not a customer contribution toward the cost of construction is quired. Revision Number: 5th Effective: Section V—Service Rules and Regulations Service Extension Policy HOUSTON LIGHTING & POWER COMPANY EXTENSION OF SERVICE FACILITIES TO PERMANENT UNDERGROUND SERVICE EXTENSIONS Underground Service to Residential Customers Sheet N Page: CUSTOMERS— Single-phase underground electric service is supplied to a residential subdivision, apartment condominium provided conditions specified by standard contract exist. The service lateral fr Company facilities to the dwelling unit is installed owned, and maintained by the customer - each dwelling unit must be individually metered and billed by the Company, system is supplied, from overhead distribution facilities, at locations specified b c Certain dwelling units adjacent to overhead distribution facilities are �rved, at the Company's c p y the Compar p y• The undergrou tion, through standard overhead facilities. This underground residential distribution plan is not plicable to mobi)e home developments. A contribution toward the cost of construction may b quired when projects do not meet contract requirements. of roof construction arrangements i also required if the developer requests installation of service facilities l contractual to reasonable u enc e I Underground Service to Commercial and Industrial Customers tto The Company's standard practice for extending electric service to commercial and industri; customers is to utilize overhead construction consisting of wood poles and overhead circuits extent ed to transformer locations acceptable to the Company. devices are pole -mounted except when the magnitude f the o d requires tTransfoers,lhehins, and stallationoofctiv t equipment on grade level concrete pads. All Company owned pad mounted equipment must be in stalled on the Customer's property, and the Customer shall be responsible for granting necessa easements as well as installing, to Company sperifjcations, any concrete encased ducts, pads, ant manholes required to accomodate this equipment. The maintenance ' this equipment, exclusive o pads for bus connected transformers, will be performed by the Company. i Customer requesting special underground service arrangements must reimburse the Company for the difference in cost between standard construction, as outlined above, and the requested service arrangements. The Customer must install the concrete encased ducts, manholes psw' rooms, transformer vaults, and pads for transformers, switches, and Protective in special dance with Company specifications. The Company switch- rooms, y may elect to install ducts dorlmanholes accor- dance in street rights-of-way at Customer expense. Substantial investments in underground service facilities have been made in certain areas of the Company's distribution system, and overhead service extensions into these areas are impractical and will nullify the benefits of past investments. In consideration of these factors, underground ser- vice utilizing one or more circuits with manual switching capabilities is provided in such areas at no cost to the Customer. Special service arrangements, such as redundant transformer installations and automatic circuit transfer designs, are provided at the Company's option on the basis of the Customer reimbursing the Company for the additional cost of the special service arrangement. The Customer must install concrete encased ducts, manholes, switchrooms, transformer vaults and Pads for transformers, switches, and protective devices according to Company specifications. Revision Number, 4th Effective; Section C—Service Rules and Regulations Service Extension Policy HOUSTON LIGHTING & POWER COMPANY Sheet No. E70 Page 8 of is EXTENSION OF SERVICE FACILITIES TO CUSTOMERS THAT DO NOT MEET ALL CRITERIA FOR PERMANENT CLASSIFICATION The Company installs only transformers, meters, and service drops to customers whose facilities do not fully meet the criteria for classification as permanent, but which are not regarded as tem- porary because a certain degree of permanency exists. Any other line construction is at customer ex- pense, including any costs for rights-of-way clearing and tree -trimming. Customer facilities in this classification include, but are not limited to, livestock water wells, sign boards, concrete or asphalt batch plants, railroad crossing signals, drive -up photographic finishing stations, telemetry stations, motor -operated valves, postage stations, amateur athletic facilities constructed on lease property, cable television power supply facilities, irrigation wells, grain dryers, flood control pumps, microwave stations, pipeline rectifier stations, oil well pumping units, down -hole pumps, salt water disposal, traffic control signals, etc. The Company may bill these customers according to a minimum monthly guarantee when the Company's expected revenue is not sufficient to recover the investment in the transformers, meters and service drops. Certain customer facilities, such as fire pumps, may require construction by the Company to pro- vide service which may seldom or never be used. The Company's expected revenue, therefore, is not sufficient to recover the investment. When service is extended to a customer in this classification, the customer will be charged the total cost of construction, including the cost of transformers, meters, service drops and other materials and labor. Revision Number: 5th Effective; Section V—Service Rules and Regulations Service Extension Policy Sheer No E Pagc 4 of HOUSTON LIGHTING & POWER COMPANY EXTENSIONS OF SERVICE FACILITIES TO TEMPORARY CUSTOMERS Temporary Service Temporary service is provided, at the Company's option, on the basis of the customer paying tht cost of installation and removal of Company facilities. Service of Doubtful Permanence A customer is offered a conditional refund agreement if service is requested in advance of con- struction of a permanent facility to which service would be extended, at Company expense, in ac- cordance with the appropriate line -extension plan. The agreement requires the customer to pay estimated installation and removal costs of Company equipment and provides for a refund of such payment if the customer constructs permanent facilities within 24 months from the date electric ser- vice is made available. Expenses involved in altering Company facilities toprovide permanent ser- vice are charged against the refund due the customer. Revision Number, 5th Ertrrl,ve Section V—Service Rules and Regulations Sheet No. ] Service Extension Policy Pagr 2 0 of HOUSTON LIGHTING & POWER COMPANY EXTENSION OF SERVICE TO CUSTOMERS WITH GENERATION CAPABILITY A customer that satisfies the requirement of a qualifying facility (either as a small power produc or as a cogenerator), will be permitted to operate his generating equipment in parallel with the Cor. pany's power distribution systems. Customers requesting this service shall submit detailed inform, tion on his installation to the Company for review and approval prior to interconnection. Tf customer is responsible for operating his equipment in a manner that does not adversely affect oth customers on the system or create an operational safety hazard to other customers ar employees c the Company. The requesting customer will bear any cost to the Company as a result of his inte connection. A contract stating the terms and conditions, liabilities, rates and metering arrangemer shall be executed prior to any interconnection, Revision Number: 5th Effective Section V—service Rules and Regulations Service Extension Policy Sheet No. I Page 11 of HOUSTON LIGHTING & POWER COMPANY STREET LIGHTING SERVICE Street lighting systems are installed, owned, and maintained by the Company only on publi streets or roads. Only standard street lighting components specified by the Company are utilized is these installations. Revision Number: sth Ellective: a Section V—Service Rules and Regulations Service Extension Polity Shen No.E Page 22 of HOUSTON LIGHTING & POWER COMPANY STREET LIGHTING SERVICE—INCORPORATED AREAS Municipalities Within corporate limits, street lighting service is available, under Rate Schedule SPL t quirements of any city which has granted a franchise to the Company where facilities of ad capacity and suitable voltage are adjacent to the lamps or street lighting system to beserved, d the• Every effort is made by the Company to insta]I street ems in accordance with standards Illuminating Engineering Society. rds lighting Systems servends equate of the Street Lights Mounted On Existing Wood Poles and Served by Overhead Conductors On dedicated streets or roads with overhead distribution lines, street lights are mount ex- isting wood poles and served by overhead conductors. An installation of a street Lighting fixture and one span of secondaconstruction required, othe rthan the ry conductor on an existing Company pole, is at customer expense, Street Lights Mounted on Ornamental Standards and Served by Underground Conductor The Company Installs street lights mounted on ornamental standards and served b s conductors on dedicated streets that are paved, have curbs and gutters, electric distribution lines are located. The Company Y underground P Y will allow an amount asspecified below h no toward the cost of construction. A contribution must be paid to the Company for anY additional costs associated with the installation. Lamp Type - - Mercury Vapor/High Pressure Sodium Vapor 60, 000/50, 000 lumen 20,000/25,500 lumen 7_500/16,000 lumen 3,300/ 9,$00 lumen N.A./ 5,&)o lumen Company Contribution per Lamp Single Lamp $1040 S 855 S 760 $ 710` 5 710' `In residential areas, the Company will cont, -;k # f Twin Lamps $630 5470 5425 N -A. N. A. et up n 10% of the number of Lamps in service in a city aslenclar year, of March 31t lggzhe tago�stof installation determination the 3300 lumen mercury vapor and the 5800 and 9500 j2, 29 . Fo Pressure vapor lamps will be considered as a group. purposes ssureof this P ure sodium Relocations and Removals Street lighting facilities are not relocated for customer benefit or convenience unless a new location has been .received in writing from the proper municipal authority relocation does not create operating approval for the P g problems and is not objectionable to other partieS. All lco�stof such relocation work are borne by the party making the request. All street light removals made during the contract period shall be at the customer' outlined in the Rate Schedule SPL. s expense as Revision Number: 5th Effective Section V --Service Rules and Regulations Service Extension Policy Shee! No. Ei Page 13 of ] HOUSTON LIGHTING & POWER COMPANY Annexed Areas In areas that have been annexed by a municipality which has granted the Company a franchise but which has not authorized the Company to operate existing street lights in such areas at the ex- pense of the municipality, street lights will be billed in accordance with the customer's existing ser- vice agreement. Customer Installed Street Lighting Systems Customer may, at his option, elect to install a privately owned street lighting system. Service will be provided under the Company's standard practices for metered service and will be billed under the appropriate general service rate schedule. Revision Number: 4th Effective_ Section V—Service Rules and Regulations Service Extension Policy Sheet No. E page 14 of HOUSTON LIGHTING & POWER COMPANY ' STREET LIGHTING SERI�qCE_ UNINCORPORATED AREAS Street lighting service is available to public and private organizations by written contact, Rate Schedule SPL, in unincorporated areas where facilities of adequate capacity and voltage are adjacent to tle he lamps or street lighting system to be served. Eve act' under Company to install street lighting in accordance with standards of the Illuminatingy Enginsuitaeering g Society, Every effort is made by the Engineering Street Lights Mounted on Existing Wood Poles and Served by Overhead Conductors On dedicated streets or roads with overhead distribution lines, street lights are mount ex- isting wood poles and served by overhead conductors. Any construction required, other installation of a street lighting fixture and one span of secondary conductor on an e ed on ny pole, is at customer expense. Street Lighting under this plan is provided onlyb w existing Company than the Street Lights Mounted on Ornamental Standards and Served b y written contract. y Underground Conductors The Company installs street lights mounted on ornamental standards and served b conductors on dedicated public streets that are paved overhead electric distribution Iines are located. Street lighting under this fan is y underground p ,have curbs and gutters, and on which no written contract. The Company will allow an amount as specified this plan is prohe vided only by Strucinstal ion. A contribution must be paid to the Company for any additional costs associated with installation. of con - the Lamp Type Company Contribut_iorf per Lamp Mercury Vapor/High Pressure Sodium Vapor Single Lamp Twin Lamps 60, 000. `50, 000 I u men 20,000!'25,500 lumen $1040 5630 7,500/16,0001umen S 855 5470 3,300, 9,500 lumen S 780 54215 N.A./ 5,800 lumen S 710' N.A. $ 710" N.A. 'The Company will contribute the total cost of installation for lo,,zc of the lights in a specific in- stallation in residential areas. P Relocations and Removals Street lighting facilities are not relocated for customer benefit or convenience. Any relocati quested by a customer can be done if it does not create operating problems and is not objectionable to other parties. All costs of suchy making t relocation work are borne by the art y . to Al] street light removals made during the contract period shall be he request. outlined in the Agreement for Service and Rate Schedule SPL. at the customer's expense as Revision Number: 5th Effective: Se•cl ion V— Service IZules anej 1Z,gutatinns Survicu Exlenion 1'e111ey . Shn•I \'e� f'ay;r 15 HOUSTON LIGHTING & HDWEIZ COMPANY Annexed Areas If the area in which these lights are installed becomes incorporated or annexed by a municipalii Y p the customer will be relieved of making any further month] ayments for Iights within the area a nexed or incorporated, provided such municipality has granted to the Company an acce table chise for operations within the area and has authorized the Company to operate the li hts at the e pence of the municipality, p fra g Customer Installed Street Lighting System Customer may, at his option, elect to install a private!y ow ned Provided under the Company's standard practices for mete edstreet serviceganldg sy il sbe � Sen ice to i11 1; appropriate general service rate schedule, billed under th Revision Number 44, EfFect:e e- Section V --Service Rules and Regulations Service Extension Policy Sheet �� Page 26 HOUSTON LIGHTING & POWER COMPANY METERING PRACTICES Electric service is provided to an individual Premises customer's service entrance arranged so that the Companyacan measurePhe customoint Of r's service v, one meter. The following interpretations are applied in situations where separate delivery,with grouped in a common structure, p ate entities The point of delivery for an individual customer is not necessarily located on the customer's premises. Individual dwelling units in a condominium project are tial premises. metered as separate residen- Individual rental units in an apartment project are either metered as separate residen- tial premises or grouped as one premises with one meter and billed on the ap- propriate general service rate. Individual retail spaces in a multitenant building are metered as separate premises, Individual office spaces in a multitenant building are commonly grouped together as one premises for metering purposes, however, well defined tenant office spaces can be treated as separate premises. /- In the interest of nondiscriminatory application of metering and service practices, the Com ani l reserves the right to determine appropriate arrangements for a specific Comp an, situation. Revision Number; 5th Effective. Section V—Service Rules and Regulations Service Extension Policy Sheet N( Page 17 HOUSTON LIGHTING & POWER COMPANY MISCELLANEOUS SERVICE POLICIES Dusk to Dawn Guard Light Service Dusk to Dawn Guard Light Service is available in remote areas of the Company's system and Poorly lighted sections of a community, or where permission for installation is granted by all affect Parties, provided a Company owned 120 volt electrical source is available on the pole selected for 1 installation. Guard lights are not intended as substitutes for contractor installed flood lighting syste or other installations requiring more than five lighting units. The Company installs, owns and maintains guard lights under written contract, if any constructi is required, other than the installation of the fixture on an existin customer owned meter pole, such work is done at Customer expense Company lights are installed ole or rl mutually acceptable Iocations utilizing standard Company fixtures. The cost of relocating a guard light is borne by the Customer. Removal or Relocation of Company Facilities If a customer requests removal or relocation of Company facilities solely for his convenience, suc work is done by the Company at Customer expense, provided the removal or relocation does nc create operating problems and is not objectionable to other parties. Relocation of Company facilitie is also contingent upon availability, without cost to Company, of any additional rights - Of -way re -mission far right-of-way clearing and tree trimming, if necessa quired and pery. Construction of Non -Standard Service Facilities . - - - The Company determines the point of delivery of electric service to all Customers as well as the standard routing for Company distribution facilities required to provide service to the point of delivery. Customers requesting special construction, for aesthetic considerations, clearance of obstructions, or service to a non-standard point of delivery, reimburse the Company for th iff in cost between the standard service arrangement and the requested special construction or outing Ce Overtime Charges at Customer Expense Customers requesting that the Company perform work during hours other than normal working hours are required to reimburse the Company for the appropriate quested work can be done by emergency personnel normally }overtime charges, unless the re - Service to Mobile Homes and Mobile Home Parks Electric service is extended to a permanently located residential mobile home in accordance with the appropriate Company line extension plan. The customer must own the land on which the mobile home is located, and water and sewage facilities must be equ home. al to that of a permanently constructed Revision Number: 5th Effective_ Section V—Service Rules and Regulations Service Extension Policy Sheet .' Page ; HOUSTON LIGHTING & POWER COMPANY The Company installs single-phase overhead service facilities within a permanently constru mobile home park so that single-phase service is available to each mobile home through a s meter. Customers requesting special routing for aesthetic purposes or special construction, su underground service arrangements, will be required to reimburse the Company for the a epa the special work. The Customer is also required to clear the round, as specified b , added cos along the route of the line extension within the park. The Company p } the ming trimming required for aerial clearances within the park. If the cost of this trimming exceeds 25 p y performs the remaining cent of the line cost within the park, the Customer bears the remainder of the trimming co Transformers, meters, and service drops are not included in the line cost. The construction required along a public road, street, or dedicated easement, to make s available to the park location, is provided in accordance with the appropriate Company line extE Sion for permanent Customers. en Permanent parks for transient type mobile homes and campers are considered one premises are billed on a general service rate. Service extensions to these parks are based on the a line extension plan. p es a; ppropriz Types of Service Single-phase or three-phase 60 hertz (hz) electric service is supplied to a Customer at one of Company's nominally rated voltages as specified in Service Standards. _ tr �- The Company determines the point of delivery customer at no charge in accordance with the appropriate lline e einsion plan ande servce volt . age tobthe sre puired to me specified in the Company's Service Standards. The additional costs of special service arrangement approved by the Company are at Customer expense. 9angementnt Rental of Company Equipment The Company rents certain distribution equipment to Customers on a short term, emer en basis, provided the items are not immediately available from local suppliers and the Com am sufficient quantity of such item in stock to meet operating requirements. Terms and Condit -ions s c` all rental transactions are specified in a written agreement. p has a of Special Monthly Revenue Guarantee for Large Customers A special monthly revenue guarantee is required when new permanent service facilities are ex- tended to a Customer whose estimated demand, as determined by Company, is in excess of 1500 kva. The special guarantee is based on a dollar amount which is sufficient to cover the Company's distribution or transmission investment charges. The special guarantee it effective for at leas: months. 12 Special monthly revenue guarantees may also be applied at Company's opfion when the combin- ed peak demands of two or more new, Customers grouped at a common point of delive • .a estimated to exceed 1500 kva. Any combination of monthly revenue Company reasonable economic justification for the installation of electric sen, re cepted, guarantees that offers the ice facilities is ac - Revision !dumber: 51h Eflective. Section V -Service Rules and Regulations Service Refusal Policy Sheet No. £ Page 1 0 HOUSTON LIGHTING & POWER COMPANY SERVICE REFUSAL POLICY I. Company may decline to serve an applicant until such applicant has complied with the stat and municipal regulations and approved rules and regulations of the Company on file with th Commission or municipality governing the service applied for or for the following reason (a) If the applicant's installation or equipment is known to be hazardous or of such characte that satisfactory service cannot be given; or (b) If the applicant is indebted to the Company for the same kind of service as that applies for, provided however, that in the event the indebtedness of the applicant for service is ii dispute, the applicant shall be served upon complying with the Customer Credit Policy or (c) For refusal to make a deposit if applicant is required to make a deposit under the Customer Credit Policy. 2. In the event that Company refuses to serve an applicant under the provisions of these rules, Company must inform the applicant of the basis of its refusal and that the applicant may file complaint with the Commission thereon. 3. The following shall not constitute sufficient cause for refusal of service to a present customer or applicant: (a) Delinquency in payment for service by a previous occupant of the premises to be served; (b) Failure to pay for merchandise, or charges for nonutility service purchased from the Com- pany; (c) Failure to pay a bill to correct previous underbilling due to misapplication of rates more than six months prior to the date of application; (d) Violation of the Company's rules pertaining to operation of non-standard equipment or unauthorized attachments which interferes with the service of others, or other services such as communication services, unless the customer has first been notified and been af- forded reasonable opportunity to comply with said rules; (e) Failure to pay a bill of another customer as guarantor thereof, unless the guarantee was made in writing to the Company as a condition precedent to service; and (f) Failure to pay the bill of another customer at the same address except where the change of customer identity is made to avoid or evade payment of a utility bill. Revision Number: 2nd Effective: Section V— Service Rules and Regulations Service Discontinuance Policy sheer N.C. 3 Page 2 c HOUSTON LIGHTING & POWER COMPANY SERVICE DISCONTINUANCE POLICY Z. Customer may be disconnected for any of the following reasons: twenty-two (22) days from the date of issuance and that notice of the pending disc w i (a) Failure to pay a delinquent account provided that customer's bill has not been paid withi tion is mailed to customer at least seven (7) days prior to the stated date of disconn or failure to comply with the terms of a deferred payment agreement; ection (b) Violation of the Company's rules pertaining to the use of service in a manner which it terferes with the service of others or the operation of non-standard equipment, if reasonable attempt has been made to notify the customer and the customer is provide with a reasonable opportunity to remedy the situation; (c) Failure to comply with deposit or guarantee arrangements when required by th, Customer Credit Policy; (d) Without notice where a known dangerous condition exists for as long as the condition ex fists; and (e) Tampering with the Company's meter or equipment or bypassing the same. 2. Customer may not be disconnected for any of the following reasons: (a) Delinquency in payment for service by a -previous -occupant of the premises; (b) Failure to pay for merchandise, or charges for nonutility service provided by the Com- pany; (c) Failure to pay for a different type or class of utility service unless fee for such service is in- cluded on the same bill; (d) Failure to pay the account of another customer as guarantor thereof, unless Company has in writing the guarantee as a condition precedent to service; (e) Failure to pay charges arising from an underbilling occuring due to any misapplication of rates more than six months prior to the current billing; (f) Failure to pay charges arising from an underbilling due to any faulty metering. unless the meter has been tampered with or unless such underbilling charges are due under the ]deter Policy; and (g) Failure to pay an estimated bill other than a bill rendered pursuant to an approved meter reading plan, unless Company is unable to read the meter due to circumstances beyond its control. 3. Unless a dangerous condition exists, or unless the customer requests disconnection, service shall not be disconnected on a day, or on a day immediately preceding a day, when personnel of the Company are not available to the public for the purpose of making collections and reconnecting service. Revision Number: 3rd Effective- l Section V—Service Rules and Regulations Service Discontinuance Policy Sheet No. Page 2 HOUSTON LIGHTING & POWER COMPANY 4. Company will not abandon a customer or a certified service area withoutwritten notice customers therein and all neighboring electric utilities, and approval from the Commission 5. The existence of a deposit by customer with Company shall not preclude Company from ta. ing collection action on a delinquent account nor from discontinuing service subsequent Proper notice as provided in paragraph I (a) above. Revision !`umber: 3rd Erlectire_ Section V—ServiceRules and Regulations customer Credit Policy Sheet N Page HOUSTON LIGHTING & POWER COMPANY CUSTOMER CREDIT POLICY I. Company may require an applicant for permanent residential service to satisfactorily estab credit, but such establishment of credit shall not relieve the customer from complyin v rules for prompt payment of bills. Subject to these rules, such residential applicant shall got required to pay a deposit: (a) If the residential applicant has been a customer of any electric utility for the same kin service within the last two years and is not delinquent in payment of any electric ut] service account and during the last twelve (22) consecutive months of service did not hi more than one occasion in which a bill for such electric service was paid after becomi delinquent and never had service disconnected for nonpayment; or (b) If the residential applicant furnishes in writing a satisfactory guarantee to secure avm of bills for the service required; or p e (c) If the residential applicant demonstrates a satisfactory including, but not )invited to, the production of generallyaccep abevcredit cards, lette ratingit PPropriate meal of credit reference, the names of credit references which may be quickly and inexpensiv, ly contacted by the Company, ownership of substantial equity, or by providing evident indicating employment stability and/or job responsibility. 2. Every applicant who previously has been a customer of the Company and whose sen7ice ha been discontinued for nonpayment of bills will be required before service is rendered to pay al amounts due the Company and in the case ofan applicant for permanent residential service, tc reestablish credit as provided in Rule I above. 3. In the case of commercial or industrial service, if the credit of an applicant for service has noi been established satisfactorily to the Company, the applicant may be required to make a deposit. 4. The required deposit for a permanent residential, commercial or industrial customer shall not exceed an amount equivalent to one-sixth (2/6) of the estimated annual billings. If actual use is at least twice the amount of the estimated billings, a new deposit requirement may be calculated and an additional deposit may be required to be made within (20) ten days. If such additional deposit is not made, the Company may disconnect service unde disconnection procedure. r the standard S. All applicants for permanent residential service who are sixty-five (65) years of age or older will be considered as having established credit if such applicant does not have an outstanding account balance with the Company. No cash deposit shall be required of such applicant under these conditions. Revision Number: 3rd Effective: Section V— service Rules and Regulations Customer Credit Policy shee!1 Pal HOUSTON LIGHTING & POWER COMPANY 6. Company will Pay interest on deposits on active accounts at an annual rate of six If refund of deposit is made within thirty required. If Company retains the deposit (33) days of the receipt of deposit, no interest percent e: be made retroactive to the date ofd posit, Y (3t3} days, P Yme: Y ,payment of interest <_ (a) Payment of the interest to the customer shall be annually with, at the time the lo returned or credited to the customer's account, a final interest payment which isPe ora for any portion of a year that the deposit has been retained by Company, (b) The deposit shall cease to draw interest on the date it is returned or credited customer's account. t ed to 7. Company may require applicants for temporary or seasonal service and applicants E weekend or seasonal residences to make a deposit sufficient to reasonably protect it against t. P assumed risk, provided such policy is applied in a uniform and nondiscriminato 8. Company will keep records to show; r3' mann( fa) The name and address of each depositor; (b) The amount and date of the deposit; and _ (c) Each transaction concerning the deposit. 9• Company will issue a receipt of deposit to each applicant from whom a deposit is rec ' will provide means whereby a depositor may establish claim if the receipt is lost. e�` ed, an( 10• A record of each unclaimed deposit will be maintained for at least four years, during whichtime Company will make a reasonable effort to return the deposit. 11. If service is not connected or after disconnection of service, Company will Promptly automatically refund the customer's deposit plus accrued interest or the balance, if any, in ex- cess of the unpaid bills for service furnished.A transfer of service from one re P Ptn and within the service area of Company shall not be deemed a disconnection within the meanin of these rules, and no additional deposit may be demanded unless permitted by these g of S e rules. 12. When the customer has paid bills for service for twelve (12} consecutive residential billings for twenty-four non consecutive commercial or industrial billings without havingse disconnected far nonpayment of a bill and without having more than two occasions ]ings or bill was delinquent, mice q and when the customer is not delinquent in the payment of the current bill, Company will promptly and automatically refund the deposit plus accrued interes customer in the form of cash or credit to the customer's bill, t to the Revision Number; 3rd Effective, Section %'—Service Roes and Regu)at ions Billing Policy Sheer tic Page HDUSTDN LIGHTING & POWER CDMPANY BILLING POLICY 1 • BilIs are due when rendered. A bill for electric service is delinquent if unpaid by the Pas Date shown on the Electric Service Bill. The Past Due Date will not be less than fiftee2 days from the date the bill is mailed to Customer. 2. If Customer wishes to question the amount of a specific bill, Customer may do so by 2 Company written notice within fifteen (15) days of the billing date. This notice must state and everyreason that Customer relies on in questioning the amount of the bill. Compan investigate the matter and report the results of its investigation to Customer. In this event questioned bill shall be past due three (3) calendar days after such report. If requested report will be made in writing. This paragraph pertains only to bona fide questions regar the amount of a specific bill and not to frivolous questions or questions made for the ur of delaying payment. p Revision Number: 2nd Effective: Section V --Service Rules and Regulations Muer Policy Sheet No page HOUSTON UGHTINC & POWER COMPANY METER POLICY �. Company will, upon the request of a customer, and, if he so desires, in his presence or in tl of his authorized representative, make without charge a test of the accuracy of the custome meter. The test will be made during the Company's normal working hours at a time convenie to the customer if he desires to observe the test. The test wilj be made preferably on t customer's premises, but may, at the Company's discretion, be made at the Company's tE laboratory. If the meter has been tested by the Company, or by an authorized agency, at ti customer's request, and within a period of four years the customer requests a new test, tl Company will make the test, but if the meter is found to be within the accuracy standar established by the American National Standards Institute, Incorporated, the Company w. charge the customer a fee which reflects the cost to test the meter, but this charge will in n event be more than fifteen dollars ($15.00) for a residential customer. Following the completio of any requested test, the Company will promptly advise the customer of the date of removi of the meter, the date of the test, the result of the test, and who made the test. 2. If any meter is found to be outside of the accuracy standards established by the American Na tional Standards Institute, Incorporated, proper correction will be made of previous reading for the period of six months immediately preceding the removal of such meter from service fo; test, or from the time the meter was in service since last tested, but not exceeding six months, and adjusted bills will be rendered. The Company will make no refund except to the customer last served by the meter prior to the testing. If a meter is found not to register for any period, unless bypassed or tampered with, the Company will make a charge for units used, but not metered, for a period not to exceed three months based on amounts used under similar condi- tions during period preceding or subsequent thereto, or during correspondin periods in Previous years. In the case where all metering equipment has.functioned within acceptable standards of accuracy but an incorrect meter multiplier has been used in billing the customer, the Company will re -bill the customers account for the corrected amounts of electric service for the maximum period permitted by law, 3. Each customer will provide for the safekeeping of any of Company's metering instruments and other appurtenances on customer's premises and will not permit anyone other than persons authorized by the Company access thereto. 4. Company may install remote metering equipment to obtain information with which to deter- mine the amount of the monthly bill. 5. Customer may install, at customer's own expense, metering instruments with which to check the accuracy of the metering of service; provided that billing computations shall be on the basis Of Company's meters. No equipment however, other than Company's revenue metering equip- ment shall be installed in the revenue metering circuits. The Company will provide, at the customer's expense, duplicate circuits for the customer's check meters or other equipment. Such provisions should normally be made at the time of application for service. Revision Number: 2nd Effective: Section V—Service Rules and Regulations Emergency Electric Curtailment Plan Sheet N, Page HOUSTON LIGHTING k POWER COMPANY EMERGENCY ELECTRIC CURTAILMENT PLAN It may be necessary from time to time to reduce demand on Company's system to system's ability to supply energy due to emergency breakdowns of generating units, trans equipment or other critical facilities; short or long term shortages of fuel or generation match and other facilities; and requirements or orders of governmental agencies. To provide a olds: procedure for curtailing the use of electric energy the Company has established an Emergency ncy El, tris Curtailment Plan (the Plan). When, in the judgmentn orde mergency £], or are likely to exceed the Company's available eletric supply o� whatever reason, any, customer de Plans exce wJ1] implemented to the extent necessary to reduce electric demand to a level that can be swill lied by t. Company under the then existing conditions. The objective of the Plan is to provide for n"'a"'me possible continuity of service while recognizing that the difference in nature amongv arious types, shortfalls in electric supply F °r PF Y may require some variance of procedures for implemeting curtailmen Sequence of Actions It is anticipated that upon determining that there is an actual or anticipated deficient in ty to supply electric energy the Company will, whenever possible, take some or all of the follow actions not necessarily in the indicated sequence, Y the abi1: in. (a) Start up any available Company generating there is a fuel supply. units for which (b) Import available power, from other interconnected systems. (c) Interrupt customer loads in accordance with interruptible con- tract provisions or direct load management programs made available by Company. (d) Curtail all nonessential load within Company facilities. (e) Reduce distribution circuit voltage to achieve load reduction. (f) Notify large industrial customers to reduce load. (9) Request via the media that all customers voluntarily reduce load. (h) Cut off distribution circuits as necessary to maintain system fre- quency above 59.8 Hz. (i) Rotate outages of distribution circuits. Mandatory Curtailment If internal Company efforts and voluntary load reductions are insufficient to reduce demand t level that can be satisfied by the system at any time, it is the intention of the Plan that a1] classes customers should share as equally in the curtailment as is possible. The Company will institute man- datory of curtailments to the extent necessary to reduce demands to levels capable of beingsupplied the system. This will be accomplished by mandatory curtailment notices by telephone to transmis- sion and other large selected customers. The Company will, to the extent possible iv PP Jed b} sideration to those customers who provide direct health ansmis- each customer with electric ow and safety give con- A Power requirements it deems critical is encouraged of instal] and maintain standby generating capacity sufficient to meet those requirements. Revision Number. 1,E Effective: Section V—Service Rules and Regulations Balanced Billing Program Sheet No. E77 / Page 7 of ] J, HOUSTON L1CHT]NC & POWER COMPANY BALANCED BILLING PROGRAM 1. The Balanced Billing Program is available to residential customers receiving service on the Rate Schedule RS who have been a residential customer for twelve (12) consecutive months or more and who do not have a delinquent balance on their account. All provisions, except as noted below, and the Terms and Conditions applicable to the Rate Schedule RS are ap- plicable to customers in the Balanced Billing Program. 2. Customers are to be charged each month according to their average kilowatt hour usage for the twelve (12) months ending with and including the current billing month. At the end of each twelve (12) month period (program year) that the customer participates in the Balanced Billing Program, their total payments during such period will equal the amount paid For ac- tual kilowatt hour consumption as if the customer had been billed on Rate Schedule RS. Should a customer develop a credit balance, the twelfth (12th) month's bill will contain a credit in the amount of the overpayment of their bill. Should a customer develop a debit balance, the amount of underpayment will be apportioned and included as payment due on the final two (2) months of the program year. 3• Customers may subscribe to the Balanced Billing Program during the months of November through April. Withdrawal from the program upon the customer's request will be accepted at any time during the program year by paying the account in full. Also, the company may terminate a customer's participation should the customer be deliquent in payment twice or more in their program year, and at which time the company may demand full -payment of the account. In either instance, the customer cannot resubsi ribe for the Balanced Billing Pro- gram until after twelve (12) months have passed, Revision Number: Original Effective, Section IV—Rate Scheduks Supplemental Agrrernent for Non -Firm Service HOUSTON LIGHTING a PowER CON1pANy Shert No. D27 page 3 of 3 (2) The payment for each hour will be equal to the requested non-firm KVA t 120% of the hourly cost per KWH calculated by the company necessary additional energy to meet Customer's non-firm requirements. Such hourly en cost will include an adjustment for energy losses reflecting loss factors develc by the Company for the cost allocation study used in the Company's most re rate case before the Public Utility Commission of Texas; plus (3) 110% of other applicable out-of-pocket costs, including, but variable operation and maintenance and start up costs. not limited 15. The fuel cost adjustment - Rider 1=C is not applicable to any energy supplied by the Com- pany under this Supplemental Agreement for Non -Firm Service. lb. The terms of this Supplemental Agreement are subject to change from time to time with approval of the regulatory authorities having jurisdiction thereof, and such changes shall automatically become applicable to Customer's service based upon the effective date of the change. 17. The terms of this supplement shall be in effect for an initial period no later than of one year beginning year periods thereafter until terminated. Such tennination may be affectednby one Customer or Company providing one year written notice. I8. Except as expressly supplemented and amended by paragraphs 1 through 17 above, the Agreement is not otherwise affected hereby. HOUSTON LIGHTING & POWER COMPANY By President By Vice President Attest Date Title Customer ----------- Attest Secretary Secretary Date Revision Number Original Ettecns•e