HomeMy WebLinkAboutRES 1969-30 - Board RESOLUTION No. 6930
OF TI 1E
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
OF THE
TRUCKEE DONNER PUBLIC UTILITY DISTRICT
AMENDING RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR ELECTRIC SERVICE
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE TRUCKEE DONNER
PUBLIC UTILITY DISTRICT AS FOLLOWS:
1. Resolution No. 6701 of this District February 1, 1967 is
hereby amended by changing:
RULE V PARAGRAPH E. SERVICE CHARGES TO READ:
3 wire single phase,service permanent, 200 feet or less $ 35.00
3 wire single phase,service temporary, 200 feet or less $ 35.00
4 wire three phase service, 200 feet or Less $ 50.00
Any needed extensions, of the District's service wires for more
than 200 feet will be billed on basis of actual cost of material,
labor and overhead involved in such extension.
RME XV Line Extensions Paragraph 3. Distribution Line
Extens ions, single phase to read:
a) The District will extend its single phase distribution lines
up to a distance of 200 feet per applicant at no cost,_to
the aPp l i cant if app l i cant will guarantee to pay a minimum monthly
charge of five dollars (5.00) for a period of sixty (60) consecutive
months. The total length of free footage for an extension will be
determined by the number of applicants to be served by the extension
at the rate of 200 feet per applicant, (see section (b) (1) .
b) In those cases when an extension of more than 200 feet per
applicant is necessary in order to extend service to the
applicant (s) the guaranteed monthly minimum for a period of five
years will be increased at the rate of one and a half cents ($.015)
per foot of line required in excess of 200 feet per applicant.
1) In the event that two or more applicants desire service
requiring an extension in excess of the free footage
allowed under section 3 (a) each applicant's minimum in addition to
$ 5.00 per month will be increased in proportion to the line required
to service each applicant unless some other division of the increased
minimum is mutually agreeable to the applicants.
c) In no event will this policy be so interpreted so as to
increase-.an applicant's minimum charge by plans to include
an additional applicant*
d) when it is necessary for a customer to guarantee a monthly
nimum charge in excess of $ 5.00 per month he will be
entitled to use an amount of energy for which his minimum would pay
under the applicable rate schedule. Should he use more than this
amount of energy in any month he will be billed in accordance with
the regular rate schedule, which may be applicable but in no event
will this effect the minimum charge for any subsequent month.
e) The Board of Directors will, where the extension involved
exceeds 200 feet, require the applicant to deposit with
the District an amount equal to twenty four (24) minimum payments*
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Such deposits will applied a lied to the last two years of the required
' (b) . 1 f at an time during
five years guarantee under Section 3 ,. y g
the five year period it is necessary for the District to discontinue
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service for any reason such as non-payment of bills, premises vacated,
held b the District
etc. , the entire amount of•the,deposit still y
will be forfeited to the District. In the event that a customer who
has such a deposit with the District sells his property to another,
it will be the responsibility of the seller to make proper financial
arrangements,.with the buyer concerning any deposit still held by the
District and It will be the sellers responsibility to furnish the
District with legal evidence showing any change of ownership of the
deposit. Lack of such legal evidence even though the District may
be aware of the property transfer will not preclude forfeiture of
the deposit as provided above
RULE XII: Discontinuance and Restoration of Service, Paragraph
b to read:
5, DISCONTINUANCE OF SERVICE:
District may discontinue or refuse service if customer
does not comply with District's rules and regulations, or for non-
payment of bills. I f, in District's judgement, operation of
pa Y� condition
customer's equipment constitutes a dangerous , District
may di s continue service without notice.
RESTORATION OF SERVICE: Whe the r at customer's reque s t
or due to non-payment of bills, or non compliance with District
rules, the Utility may charge not more than $ 7.50 for reconnection
of service during regular working hours, or not more than $ 12,.50 y,
during a period other than regular hours.
RULE V: Paragraph (C) to read:
C) UNPAID ACCOUNTS:
Deposits prescribe herein may be applied to unpaid
bills for District Service when such service has been discontinued.
The District may require the customer to re-deposit
amount before rendering electric service again.
Passed and adopted this 16th day of December ,19b9, by the following
roll call vote:
AYES:Doy e , Moore Rose ,
Loehr , Stone
NOES: None-
ABSENT:.None •
Paul a Doyle,- Presid&nrof We Boar
er an ex-Officio Secretary