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POLICY ITEM: DEFINITIONS
Date issued: 5.�21I84 Reference: _ _]&psolution___NQ. 84*10
Date effective: 5/21/84
Truckee Donner Public Utility District
POLICY STATEMENT
2.1 When used in these policies and in the District's rules, regulations
and rate schedules, the following terms shall have the meanings defined be-
low:
Accessible - Not permanently closed in by the structure or finish of the
building; kept free of physical encumbrances, capable of being checked for
reading, renewal, inspection or testing without the assistance of the cus-
tomer,
Agent - An authorized representative of the District.
Applicant - A person, firm, association, corporation, or governmental agency
making application for electrical service.
Application - A written request on the proper District form from an applicant
for electrical service. (As distinquished from an inquiry regarding avail-
ability or charges for such service,)
Average month - Thirty (30) days.
Billing period - An average month.
Board - The lawfully elected or appointed Board of Directors for the Truckee
aonner Public Utility Districts
Collection problem - Any customer who is sent a final notice concerning their
bill two (2) or more times in 12 contiguous months, or whose service is dis-
continued for non-payment of -a bill or deposit.
Connection fee - The charge made by the District to establish a new service
including, but not limited to, the costs of material and labor to provide the
appropriate service. -m
Consumer - The person, firm, association, corporation, or governmental agency
which actually uses electricity provided by the District.
Customer - The person, firm, association, corporation, or 'governmental agency
in whose name service is rendered as evidenced by the signature on the appli-
cation or contract for that service, or in the absence of a signed document,
as evidenced by the receipt and payment of bills regularly issued in his name
regardless of the identity of the consumer. The Customer is the person or
entityresponsible for p payment of all fees and charges. j
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POLICY ITEM: GENERAL ELECTRIC RULE NO. 1
Date issued: 5/21/84 Reference:
Resolution No. 8430
Date effective: 5/21/84
Truckee Danner Public Utility District
POLICY STATEMENT
1. These policies are promulgated by the Truckee Donner Public 'Utility
District for general use in regulating and administering electric service
throughout the District.
1.1 The District shall furnish services under its current rate schedules
and these policies as approved from time to time by the Board of Directors
of the Truckee Donner Public Utility District and shall govern all service
except as specifically modified by the terms and conditions of the rate
schedules or by written contracts.
1.2 Copies of currently effective policies are available at the District
office at no charge.
1.3 Any dispute arising between an applicant and the District regarding
interpretation and administration of these rules will be referred to the
Board of Directors for final decision.
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Facilities fee - A charge levied b the District based upon the e total
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electrical expense of providing electrical service to that customer or
entity and including all expansions and modifications of the District's
electrical system which may be required in order to accomodate such ser-
vice.
Fraud - An intentional effort to thwart or impede the District in its day-
to-day activities concerning its legal obligations to its customers,
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Kilovolt - A unit of potential dif ference equal to 1,000 volts.
Kilowatt - 11000 watts.
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Kilowatt hour - A unit of work or energy equal to that expended by one kilo-
watt in one hour.
Line extension - A lengthening of the District's electrical distribution
lines and related facilities beyond the existing service facilities.
Metering, unauthorized - Any unauthorized attempt to control or alter the
registration of the District's meter.
Metered service - Electric service in measured quantities charged for on
metered rates.
Meter tampering - The effort of any unauthorized person, whether qualified
or not, to affect or influence the service or accuracy of the District's
meter or meters in any manner. (i.e. electric, electronic, magnetic, mech-
anical)
Multiple service - Electrical service provided to a single domestic or com-
mercial service connection which is used by more customers than normally as-
sociated with such service, e.g. , duplexes, mobile home parks, apartments,
motels, office complexes, condominiums? townhouses, etc.
Permanent service - Electrical service provided on a continuing and estab-
lished basis. The actual use of electricity may be continuous, intermittent,
or seasonal in nature.
Person - Any individual, partnership, corporation, governmental agency, or
other organization operating as a single business entity.
Premises - A ,lot or parcel of improved or unimproved real property under
one ownership; provided, however, that any separate structure under one
roof shall be deemed individual and separate premises, at the District's
discretion.
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Public Use - Electrical service provided to a municipality or other public
entity.
Reasonably -- Not extreme or excessive; standard utility practice. The Dis-
trict shall be the sole judge of this interpretation.
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POLICY ITEM: INFORMATION
Date issued: 5/21/84 _ Reference: Res -ution . o. 8430
Date effective: 5 f 21/84
Truckee Donner Public utility District
POLICY STATEMENT
3.1 General information - The District maintains at its offices, pertinent in-
formation regarding electric service including:
3.1(A) Characteristics of electric source and service;
3.1(B) Policies - copies of these policies, service area maps, and forms
of contracts and applications relative to electric service;
3.1(C) Rates - copies of the rates and fees for electric., service.
3.2 Rates - Upon request, the District will inform each applicant for service
of the applicable rate schedules.
3.2 (A) In the event that optional rates are available, those rates and the
conditions under which they apply shall be set forth in the schedules;
3.2(B) Upon application for service or upon request, the applicant or cus-
tomer shall choose the available rate schedule which he would like
applied to his service;
3.2 (C) When a business is operated in conjunction with a family residence
or domestic service and the electric service for each purpose can-
not be readily separated, the rate schedule shall be determined as
follows:
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If less than 10 0 of the estimated consumption is utilized for bus-
iness purposes, the domestic rate shall apply; conversely, if over
10% of the estimated consumption is used for business purposes, the
commercial rate shall apply.
3.2 (D) The Distric t, reserves the right to make the final determination of
the applicable rate schedule.
3.3 Requests for information
3.3 (A) Upon request, a customer will receive a statement of such customer's
monthly KWH consumption for the prior twelve month period. There is .
no charge for this service. :
3.3(B) Requests for information may be made in person at the District o f-
f ice, by phone or by mail.
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POLICY ITEM: OWNERSHIP OF FACILITIES AND RIGHT OF ACCESS ELECTRIC RULE NO. 4
Date issued: 5L21 84 Reference: Resolution No. 84-30,
Date effective: 5 Z21184
Truckee Donner Public Utility District
POLICY STATEM ENT
4.1 All facilities installed on a customer's premises, including but not limit-
ed to conductors, transformers, poles meters, etc. , which are furnished by the 3
District in order to render electric service, shall remain the sole property of
the District. The District shall have the right of access to the property of the
District. The District shall have the right of access to the customer's premises
without payment of any charge or rent, therefore at all reasonable hours for any
purpose related to the furnishing of electric service, including but not limited
to meter reading, testing, inspection, construction, maintenance, and repair of
facilities. Upon termination of access to the customer's premises, the District
shall remove its facilities installed thereon. The customer shall provide appro-
priate easements as required.
4.2 Customer responsibility for District facilities - the customer shall exer-
cise reasonable care to prevent -facilities of the District installed on his pre-
mises from being damaged or destroyed and shall refrain from tampering with such
facilities, and if any defect therein is discovered by the customer he shall
promptly notify the District thereof.
4.3 Customer re sponsibilit for customer facilities - the customer shall, at
his sole risk and expense, furnish, install, inspect and keep in good and safe
condition all electrical facilities required for receiving electric energy from
the lines of the District, regardless of the location of the transformers, meters,
or other equipment of the District, and for utilizing such energy, including all
necessary protective devices and suitable housing thereof, and the customer shall
be solely responsible for the transmission and delivery of all electrical energy
over or through customer's wires and equipment, and the District shall not be
responsible for any loss or damage occasioned thereby.
All service switches and similar devices required in connection with a service
and meter installation on customer's premises shall be furnished, installed and
maintained by the customer -in accordance with District specifications.
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POLICY ITEM: SERVICE ELECTRIC RULE NO, 5
Date issued: 5/2.1/84 Reference: Resolution No. 8430
Date effective: 5/21/84
Truckee Donner Public Utility District
POLICY STATEM ENT
5.1 To the best of its ability and in consideration of the existing source, the
District will supply electricity at each customer's service connection dependably
and safely, in adequate quantities to meet the reasonable needs and requirements
of the customer, in accordance with these policies.
5.2 Delivery - voltage and phase - all service shall be alternating current -
60 hertz. Nominal secondary delivery voltages that may be available are:
120/240 volt single phase
120/240 volt three phase
120/208 volt single phase
120/208 volt three phase
2.77/480 volt three phase
240/480 volt three phase
5.3 Voltage regulation, District substation - To the best of its ability and
in consideration of the existing source, the District will regulate its voltage
at each of ,its substations so as to ultimately produce 120 volts + 2 or - 2
volts in the secondary voltage.
5.4 Voltage regulation, customer side of service - Customers with computers
and other electronic equipment should supply their own voltage regulation and
filtration for said equipment.
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5.5 The District may require customers to install reduced voltage starting
equipment in cases where across-the-line starting would result in excessive or
undesirable voltage disturbances.
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POLICY ITEM: CONTINUITY OF SERVICE ELECTRIC RULE No. 6
Date issued: Refere ce.
5/21/84 Resolution No. 8430
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Date effective: 5/21/84
Truckee Donner Public (Utility District
POLICY STATEM ENT
6.1 General
6. 1(A)_ The District will exercise reasonable diligence and care to deliver to
its customers a continuous and sufficient supply of electricity at a
proper voltage and to avoid, so far as reasonably possible, any inter-
ruption in delivery. when such interruptions occur, the District will
endeavor to re-establish service as soon as is reasonably and practi-
cably possible, taking into consideration the safety of its employees,
customers and general public,,
6. 1(B) The District w'll not be liable for any interruptions, shortages, or
sufficiency of supply or any loss or damage of any kind or character
occasioned thereby, whether such is caused by an act of God, fire,
strike, riot, war, accident, breakdown, action by a governmental body
or any other cause.
6.2 Emergency interruptions
6.2(A) under disaster conditions, the District will cooperate to the fullest
extent possible with all governmental agencies having authority with-
in District boundaries.
6.2(B) Under disaster conditions, the District will restore power in the
following order if feasible
1) Hospitals
2) Law enforcement agencies
3) Disaster shelters
4) Main lines, feeders, areas, etc. where the most people with
the least amount of work can be put back into service
5) Individual services
6.3 Scheduled interruptions �.
6.3(A) Whenever the District determines that.an interruption in service is
necessary for any purpose, it will notify all customers to be affect-
ed by the interruption of the approximate time and duration of the in-
terruption, if reasonably possible.
6.4 Apportionment of suppl.v
6.4(A) During periods of electrical shortage, the District shall apportion
its available supply among its customers as required by existing state
and federal laws. Otherwise, it will apportion its supply in the man-
ner that appears most equitable under the circumstances then prevail-
ing, with due regard to public health and safety.
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POLICY ITEM: TEMPORARY SERVICE ELECTRIC RULE NO, 7
Date issued: Referehce: Reso ion No 8430
Date effective:_ 5/21/84
Truckee Donner Public Utility District
POLICY STATEMENT
7.1 The District will supply temporary -service to customers under the follow-
ing conditions: z
A) Where temporary service is not intended to transfer to that of a
permanent status, the applicant will be required to pay to the Dis-
trict in advance, the estimated cost of installing and removing the
facilities required, as determined by the District.
The applicant shall be required to place a deposit in accordance
with the District' s rules and regulations.
B) Where temporary service is for the purpose of construction, and
the service will ultimately transfer to permanent, the customer
shall be required to pay applicable connection and facilities
fees for permanent service. The temporary service will then be
provided at no additional charge.
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POLICY ITEM: APPLICATION FOR SERVICE per$_
Date issued: 5/21/84 Reference: ResQlution No, 8430
Date effective: 5121Z84
Truckee Donner Public utility District
PO LICY STATEM ENT
8'.1 General Each applicant for electric service shall complete the
necessary application on the form attached to these rules as Exhibit "A"
and shall pay to the District the required fees as determined by the Dis-
trict.
8.1 (A) The application for service is a written request for
service and does not bind the applicant to accept ser-
vice for a period of time longer than that upon which
the flat rate charge, minimum charge, or readiness *to
serve charge of the applicable rate schedule is based,
nor does the application require that the District
actually provide electric service,, It does, however,
bind the applicant to be governed by all rules and
regulations of the District in case service is ren-
dered.
8.1(B) The District shall render service in accordance with a
properly completed application when it has determined
that the applicant has complied with the provisions of
these rules, demonstrated that he has acceptable credit,
Y paid all appropriate fees and charges, and upon completion
by District of the necessary installation of the service
facilities.
8.1 (C) Each customer will be required to show identification when
he or she signs the District's application.
8.2 Change in customer's e uipment or operations - In the event a customer
desires to make a material change in -the amount of consumption or in the size,
character, or extent of the equipment and facilities providing electric ser-
vice to him, he shall immediately file with the District an amendment of the
application for service, pay all charges required thereby and obtain approval
of the District Manager prior to accepting such service. Customer may also
be required to obtain approval of service changes from Nevada/Placer County
Building Department artment or the State of California.
8.3 Special cases - When in the opinion of the District, an application
reveals that pan ique or special curcumstance s exist for the proposed elec-
tric service, the District may, at its discretion require that the appli-
cant enter into a separate agreement for the provision of such service.
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8.4 Fraud - Any customer determined by the District's management and/or
Board to defraud or attempt to defraud the District shall automatically
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forfeit all application and connection fees. Unless otherwise reordered,
service shall be discontinued where the customer cannot reconnect and
shall remain discontinued until customer reapplies for service. Further-
more, all services in this customer's name shall be discontinued and all
application and connection fees and all deposits shall be forfeited.
8 -4 (A) Any customer who is a renter of his residence, place
of business, or any other location that is
served by the District and is determined by the Dis-
trict to defraud or attempt to defraud the District
shall automatically forfeit any and all application
fees and any deposits held by the District. Unless
otherwise ordered, service shall be discontinued where
customer cannot reconnect and shall remain discontinued
until customer reapplies for service.
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(New construction
POLICY ITEM: APPLICATIONS FOR SERVICE _ and upgrades) ETIEC'_TR Ir RTIT.F NO. 9
Date issued:
4/16/84 Reference: Resolution No. 8421
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Date effective: 4/16/84
Truckee Donner Public utility District
POLICY STATEMENT
901 Every application for electric service shall be classified by the nature
of the service requested in accordance with the Electric Project Review
Guidelines - Attachment No. 1.
9. 2 Every classified application for electric service shall be processed in
accordance with the specific activities as dictated by the Electric Pro-
ject Review Guidelines - Attachment No. 1.
9.3 The General Manager shall develop operational methods for staff use to
implement the intent of this policy which shall be effective as of the
date of adoption.
For reference, see sample Short Form
Developer Agreement - Attachment No. 2
Exhibit "A"
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AGREEMENT FOR THE MODIFICATION OF DISTRICT ELECTRICAL FACILITIES
APPLICANT:
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Mailing Address:
Telephone Number:
ASSESSOR'S PARCEL NO. :
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PROJECT LOCATION
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ELECTRICAL SYSTEM MODIFICATIONS
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PROJECT CONDITIONS
In order to provide electrical service as requested by the appli-
cant, it is necessary for the District' s existing facilities to be
mod i f i ed.
The District will design and construct the modifications as out-
lined under "Electrical System Modifications" according to its
Rules and Regulations for Electrical Service. The District has
full discretion to design, plan or modify the electrical system as
necessary.
The Applicant -agrees to place a deposit with the District equal to
the estimated construction, design and administrative costs.
Further, the Applicant acknowledges that construction costs may
exceed or be less than shown. The Applicant will be billed or
refunded accordingly. If billed, the Applicant will pay the excess
costs within 30 days.
Prior to the commencement of construction, the Applicant will
provide to the District appropriate easements and right-of-ways for
access to the electrical facilities, as designated by the District.
The Applicant acknowledges that it may be necessary for him/her to
obtain easements and/or P property ermits from adjacentowners or
other parties for the project.
The ,Applicant acknowledges that upon completion of construction,
the District will own and maintain the electrical distribution
system as constructed.
CONSTRUCTION
The Applicant will pay all costs associated with the modifications
of the electrical distribution system as outlined under "Electrical
System Modifications., " to include the actual costs of materials,
labor and overhead, and administrative and design costs.
The estimated costs are as follows:
Administrative & Design $
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RATES & CHARGES
All electrical service made available by the District shall be at
the established rates and charges, including standby charges,
connection and facilities fees, as fixed by the Board of Directors
from time to time.
TIME LIMIT
If, through no fault of the District, construction cannot be
completed within six months f rom the date of execution of this
agreement by the District, the District may elect to cancel this
agreement and require the Applicant to enter into a new agreement,
ENFORCEMENT
In the event of any litigation to enforce the terms of this agreeem
ment, the prevailing party shall recover its reasonable attorney' s
fees and costs.
The applicant certifies under penalty of perjury that he/she is
the owner of the property for which this electrical system modifi-
cation is necessary, and grants permission for the District to
enter the property f or construction of said modif icat ions
Date: Date:
By: By:
General Manager. Applicant
Truckee-Donner P.U.D.
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POLICY ITEM: SERVICE CONNECTIONS EL 0
5/21/84 Resolution No. 8430
Date issued: Reference:
Date effective:
5/21/84
Truckee Donner Public Utility District
POLICY STATEMENT
10.1 Service connections
A) Overhead .service facilities, at secondary voltage, 480 volts or
less
In areas supplied by the District's overhead facilities, where
the District's distribution pole line is located on a street,
highway, lane, alley, or private easement immediately contig-
uous and at a distance not to exceed 200 feet to the customer's
premises the District will, in accordance with the established
service connection charges, furnish and install a service drop
from its pole line to a point of attachment determined by Dis-
trict personnel, on the .customer's building or other permanent
support; said support shall be provided by customer. Connection
made at the weatherhead connecting the District's service line
to the customer's service line shall be made by District per-
sonnel.
1) After application for electricity and before the customer
puts up the service and meter socket, he shall make request
for a District employee to come out and mark out on the wall
where the service and meter socket are to be located. The
District' reserves the right to refuse service to any cus-
tomer not complying with this rule.
B) underground service facilities at secondary voltage, 480 volts or
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less:
In areas supplied by the District's overhead facilities, where
the District's distribution pole line is located on a street,
highway, lane, alley,, or private easement .immediately contig-
uous and at a distance not t4 exceed 60 feet to the customer's
premises the District will, in accordance with the established
service connection charges, furnish and install a service line
from its pole line to the customer's service. Service connec-
tions of District-installed cable shall be made by District per-
sonnel.
1) The underground facilities shall be furnished b the customer
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at his expense and shall include sufficient underground con-
duit to 'reach from a place on the building designated by4,Dis-
trict personnel to a place on the pole also designated by
District personnel
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10.2 The District is not obligated to serve any customer who fails to
implement and complete all of the District's requirements for service.,
A) The electric meter shall not be less than 6 feet nor more than
8 feet from final grade or surface.,
B) Any service requiring a transformer rated meter, the customer
shall provide in addition to the appropriate meter socket an
approved box to house 'current and/or potential transformers.
The meter socket and current transformer box may be located in
separate boxes cr may be housed in one box. (See FUSER stan-
dards)
C) Any service disconnect switch used on customer's facilities
shall be Underwriter's Laboratory approved for service entrances.
Consult local inspection authorities for required service switch
or circuit breaker size.
D) Consult local inspection authoritires for required grounding as
to conductor size and type.
1) Customer's ground and District supplied neutral must connect
at some point in the customer's service so as to prevent any
possibility of a potential or voltage between the neutral and
the ground.,
E) If a meter becomes inaccessible for any reason, the customer shall
promptly move the meter socket and/or service to an accessible
location as required by the District.
F) If a meter socket and/or electric service comes into disrepair for
any reason, the customer shall promptly repair the socket and/or
service to applicable standards or codes. The District will as-
sist by disconnbcting the District's= cables so that work may pro-
ceed and will connect to customer's wires, after work is complet-
ed and any necessary inspections are made and tagged by local in-
spection authorities.
10.3 The District will not connect to any one building more than one service
for each voltage classification, either overhead or underground, except for
the District's operating convenience or where the customer is required by law
to install emergency lighting facilit-ies. Connection of such service to, or
disconnection of such service from, the District"s lines shall be made 'only
by authorized employees of the District.
10.4 Service reSLuiring a transformer bank on customer's premises
A) Where transformer capacity of 150,,. to 300 KVA is required and, in
the District's judgment� requires the exclusive ,,,lse of a transform-
er bank, and such bank cannot properly be accomo�'ated on a District
easement or right of way, such customer shall provide a location
for a two-pole structure on his property, such location to be ap-
proved by the District as to installation of facilities and access
for maintenance. If 4,aich customer does not provide such a location,
then he shall instead provide a site for an outdoor transformer sta-
tion enclosure or provide an indoor transformer room or vault, in
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SERVICE CONNECTIONS PROCEDURES General na!aer Directive
Date: May 24, 1984
I* GENERAL METER AND SERV ICE _REQUIREMENTS
A) Location of meter and service:
1) Permanent electrical services are to be located on the gable end of
the structure.
2) Any service meter box installed in an underground service shall be
a minimum of 200 amperes.
3) All electrical services are to be approved and appropriately tagged
by the local inspection authorities prior to the District's connec-
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on.
4) Meter and service location must be marked by the District for the
customer prior to customer installing them. In no instance shall
the meter be enclosed.
5) If meter is located above any deck or porch, said deck or porch
must be readily accessible from the ground, by way of an outdoor
stairway. A meter will not be installed in any service above a
deck or porch unless said deck or porch is fully constructed.
6) If for any reason a meter becomes higher than approved by the Dis-
trict, the customer shall move the service and/or meter socket to
a location approved by District personnel. In the event the ser—
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vice cannot be moved, then the customer shall construct and keep
in good repair a walkway complete with railing to the meter loca-
tion.
B) No splices are permitted within service entrance conduits, whether over-
head or underground.
C) All connections made by the customer at the meter base must be tight!
D) Consult local inspection authorities for size and typ e of conductors.
Conductors shall be supplied and installed by the customer with the exception
of underground service which is supplied and installed by the District.
1) Minimum requirement for conductor insulation -.1is THW 750 C, thermo-
plastic.
E) Consult local inspection authorities for size and type of conduit. Min-
imum size acceptable to the District of underground conduit shall be 2 1/2".
Water pipe or water fittings are not permittedm The conduit shall be
one continuous length from service head to the meter socket. The service con-
duit shall be supplied and installed by the customer,
F) Meter socket standard shall be those of the Electriq Utility Service Equip-
ment Requirements Committee; however, briefly, those standards are as follows.
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F) Continued.
1) Romestict single j2hase, self-contained meter
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a) 100 or 200 amp, 120/240 volt, 3 wire, with one wire as neutral
-- f our jaw socket.
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b) 100 or 200 amp, 120/208 volt, 3 wire, with one wire as neutral {
- five jaw socket.
c) 320 amp, 120/240 volt, 3 wire, with one wire as neutral -
spec is 1 four jaw socket*
2) Romestic, single- j2hase, transformer rated meter
a) 200 to 800 amp, 120/240 volt, 3 wire with one wire as neutral j
- six jaw socket.
3) Domestic, 3 phase, self-contained Meter
a) 100 or 200 amp, 240 volt, 3 wire, no neutral - five jaw socket. '
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b) 100 or 200 amp, 120/240 volt, 4 wire with one wire as neutral -
seven jaw socket. a
c) 100 or 200 amp, 120/208 volt, 4 wire with one wire as neutral -
seven jaw socket.
d) 100 or 200 amp, 240/480 volt, 4 wire with one wire as neutral -
seven jaw socket.
e) 100 or 200 amp, 277/480 volt, 4 wise with one wire as neutral -
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3) Domestic, 3 hase, tray sf ormer rated meter
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a) 200 to 800 amp, 240 volt, 3 wire, no neutral - eight jawsocket,,
b) 200 to 800 amp, 120/240 volt, 4 wire with one wire as neutral -
13 j-aw socket.
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c) 200 to 800 amp, 240/480 volt, 4 wire with one wire as neutral -
13 jaw socket.
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4) Commercial service meter sockets will be the same configurations as
domestic with the following exceptions
a) No single phase socket for 320 amp meter is approved for com-
mercial, so any co=terc ial service and- socket above 200 amp must
be a transformer rated service and socket.
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b) All commercial sockets for self-contained meters must be of the
safety socket configuration (See EUSER standards) .
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1) Continued.
2) 1/219 rope for any distance between 101 feet and .200 feet of conduit'.
3) Customer's rope will be rolled up and left at job site unless .customer
states he does not want rope.
J) Customer will, at his expense, replace any conduit or fittings damaged by
fill or vehicular impact.
K) District personnel will inspect the conduit prior to customer covering the
conduit*
L) Separate living units such as apartments, condos, townhouses, etc. located
on the same premises shall be served by a maximum of one conduit from any one
of the District's poles. In no case shall there be more than two electric con-
duits on any one of the District's poles.
M) The District may elect to provide one conduit on the pole, connected to a
splice box located on the property line of two adjacent lots. In this instancep
customers of affected lands must make conduit runs to the splice box -and not the
pole.
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OIL/PCB NOTIFICATION ELECTRIC RULE NO- 11 i
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Date issued:_ 4/23Z84 _ Reference: General Manacier Directive
,4123/84 4D
Date effective:
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Truckee Donner Public Utility district
POLICY STATEMENT
11.1 This procedure describes the method for initiating oil/PCB clean up
and for making proper notification of District personnel and other
pertinent individuals. The p procedures described apply to any elec-
trical equipment which contains oil. All oil releases are to be con-
sidered PCB contaminants unless determined otherwise by the appropriate
Supervisor.
11.2 Definitions
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11.2(A) NIOSH National Institute for Occupational Safety and
Health.
11.2 (B) PCB Polychlorinated biphenyls. Organic chemical sub-
stance, most often synthetically manufactured, which is
used as an additive to oil in some electrical equipment.
11.3 Notification - The person discovering the release or spill insures
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that the General Manager is notified. The General Manager then notifies
the Board of Directors as he determines appropriate.
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.4 On site clean up
11.4(A) Eliminate or restrict the spread of PCB by whatever
means necessary.
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11.4(B) Prohibit any oil release or PCB dielectric fluid from
entering any body of water! �
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11.4(C) Barricade the spill area from the public.
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11.4(D) Immediately spread absorbent material over the spill
site in sufficient quantity to absorb all fluid that
can be soaked up or out of the ground.
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11.4(E) Place absorbent material that is saturated with oil/PCB
into plastic bags; seal plastic bag - place plastic bag
in properly marked drum.
11.4 (F) glace "NO SMOKING" signs around the perimeter of the
release site; warn crew and public about fire hazard
involved with solvents used in*clean-up.
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11.4 (G) Prohibit all smoking, eating, dr ink.-...-ng or chewing
until the employee has washed as re<Tuvired follow-
ing the clean-up.
11.4 (H) Carefully remove all protective clothing after clean-
, UP operation, place in plastic bags, seal and place
bags into disposal drum.
11.5 Ruptured/leaking equipment
11.5(A) Place ruptured capacitors into plasma bags, seal
and place into 55 gallon disposal dA..=.5.
11.5(B) Place bulged or leaking (broken bush.Jj,..-.1gs) capacitors
in plastic bags, seal, and place into 55 gallon dis-
posal drums.
11 5(C) When items are too large to be place in disposal
drums (transformers) , drain oil/PCB :--nd wrap in
plastic in such a way as they will n_-�t pose a
threat of leaking.
11.5(D) After items are not leaking and recaldiy for trans-
portation:
1) Transport items to a storage f�cl'. ity.
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2) Place items in a storage pe.n or V'-, a
confinement area.
3) Mark large items "PCB CONTAMINATED - FOR
DISPOSAL; note contents and da. ._. placed
into storage.
4) The Foreman of Technical Servic,_J.-
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report of items placed into stor-7a. e
NOTE - .Stick-on labels will be as
part of the clean-up material
0 Contamination of poles, crossarms and braces
11.6(A) Spread plastic sheets around base o_ z'ole before
proceeding to contain all solvents eCBCon-
taminated material.
11.6 (B) Spread absorbent material on the to prevent
flow of liquids.
1106(C) Complete following action when wood --r_-Issarms and
braces are contaml'kLated:
1) If area of concentrated release s one square
foot or larger, replace crossar.--.s and braces.
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3) Place spent solvent and rags into plastic bags,
seal and place bags into disposal drum,
11.9 Handling./t_ransportin2 PCB disposable drums
11.9(A) Complete the following action when handling/trans-
porting PCB disposable drums:
1) Remove PCB from the exterior of the drum - wash
with solvent; dry with clean rags
2) Write contents and date on the exterior of the
drum.
3) Affix yellow PCB warning label to exterior of
drum
NOTE Do not mix power equipment and general
clean-up material in the same drum.
4) Transport drum to PCB storage facilities as
soon as possible.
5) Foreman of Technical Services records Informa-
tion.
6) Foreman of Technical Services prepares report
of items placed into storage.
11-10 Contamination of public highway - traffic involvement
11.10(A) Complete the following action when a public highway
has been contaminated and there is traffic involve-
ment:
1) Restrict all traffic from the site of the
oil/PCB spill.
2) Contact appropriate police agency to assist
in traffic control if necessary.
11-11 Fire involving PCB's
11.11(A) Complete the following action when there is a fire
involving PCB I s:
1) Notify the appropriate fire department.
2) Remain clear of immediate area to avoid in-
halation of smoke or gases until f ire is ex-
tinguished and area is well ventilated.
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of f ire in a vault or conf fined area.
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11.12 (D) Disposal of clean-up material - all contaminated rags,
clothing, cans, as well as contaminated soil must be
disposed of in approved containers. See clean-up pro-
cedure.
11-13 First aid - the following procedures should be followed in the event
that PCB comes in contact with eyes, skin, or clothing:
11.13 (A) Contact with skin
1) Cleanse the skin with waterless hand cleaner.
2) Wash skin with soap and water.
3) Dry skin.
4) Apply cold cream or vegetable oil to the skin
if irritation is present.
5) Discard wipe towels or rags in plastic bags,
seal and place bags in disposal drum.
11.13 (B) Contact with eyes -
1) Irrigate eyes with running water for 15 min-
utes.
NOTE - Eye irrigation kit is supplied as
part of the clean-up materials.
2) Clean-up supervisor ensures that employee is
examined by an Opthalmologist.
3) Clean-up supervisor completes an employee ac-
cident report form.
4) Clean-up supervisor attaches explanation of eye
accident to spill report.
5) Reports are forwarded to Safety Office.
11.13(C) Contact with clothing
1) Dry clean or machine wash clothes as soon as
possible.
2) If concentrated PCB fluid (capacitors) is spill-
ed on clothing clean small spots with solvent;
wipe dry with clean rags; dispose of rags in
plastic bags, seal and place in disposal drum;
dry clean or maching wash clothes as soon as
possible; dispose of all clothing that is con-
taminated over an area larger than one square
foot, place in plastic bag, seal and place in
in disposal drum.
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11e13 (D) Accidental ingestion
1) Immediately consult a physician.
NOTE - Hands must be washed with soap and
water before eating, drinking, smoking, or
using toilet facilities.
11.14 Clean-a materials and equipment
11.14(A) Enough protective clothing should be stocked and
carried to the job site to properly outfit each
crew member involved in the spill clean-up. This
clothing must include:
1) Non-absorbent coveralls
2) Boot covers
3) Cap
4) Rubber gloves
5) Goggles
6) Cartridge respirators
11-14(B) The protective clothing should be stored in a single
55 gallon drum which shall also include:
1) Rags and absorbent material (safe-step)
2) 200 square feet of plastic sheeting (10 mil)
3) PCB solvent (kerosene) - two gallons
4) No smoking signs (2)
5) Employee personal clean-up materials - waterless
handcleaner - paper towels
6) Vegetable oil or cold cream for skin irritation)
7) Container for sample analysis (2)
8) 12 PCB labels
9) 12 blank labels
10) Plastic bags (large, heavy duty)
11) Eye wash kits L.
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REFUSAL TO SERVE ELECTRIC RULE 13
POLICY ITEM:
5/21/84 Resolution No. 8430
Date issued: __ Reference:
Date effective:
5/21/84
Truckee Donner Public utility District
POLICY STATEMENT
13 .1 Conditions - The District may refuse to provide electric service under
the following conditions:
13 .1(A) If the applicant, customer, or owner of serviced
premises fails to comply with any of the District's
rules and regulations.
13 .1(B) If the intended use of the service is of such a nature
that it will be detrimental or injurious to the Dis-
trict's electric distribution system, its customers,
or the general public.
13 .1 (c) If, in the judgment of the District, the applicant's
installation of wiring for utilizing the service is
unsafe, hazardous, or of such nature that satisfac-
tory service cannot be rendered.
13 .1(D) Where service has previously been discontinued to such
applicant for fraudulent use.
13 .1(E) If the service sought to be provided would result in a
sub-standard supply of electricity or voltage, as de-
termined by the District
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13 .2 Notification - When an applicant has been refused service under the pro-
visions of this rule, the Distract shall notify such applicant promptly 'of the
reasons for the refusal to serve and the corrective action to be taken by such
applicant before service will be provided.
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POLICY ITEM: AUXILIARY POWER (CUSTOMERS USING) ELECTRIC RULE NO. 14
Date issued.
2/6/$4 Reference. Resolution No. 8408 +
Date effective:
2/6/s4
Truckee Donner Public Utility District
POLICY STATEMENT
14.1 When any customer, for whatever reason, installs an auxiliary
source of power (i.e. , a generator) there shall be no possibility
of connecting the customer's generation in parallel with the Dis-
trict's system.
14.2 The customer's equipment must be capable of transferring load be-
tween the two systems in an open transition or non-parallel mode.
This can be accomplished by either an electrically or mechanically
interlocked switching arrangement which precludes operation of
both switches in the closed position.
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POLICY ITEM: LINE EXTENSIONS ELECTRIC RULE NO,, -IS _
Date issued: 5/21/84 Reference: Resolution No. 8430
Date effective: 5/21/84
Truckee Donner Public Utility District
POLICY STATEMENT
Extension of the District' S electric distribution lines will be made in ac-
cordance with the f of lowing rules and conditions:
15.1 Any person/firm desiring an extension of the District's dis-
tribution lines must make application for such at the District of-
fice.
15.2 The applicant shall enter into a development agreement with the
District which shall outline the terms and conditions specific to the
project.
15.3 All costs associated with the line extension shall be at the
expense of the applicant, and shall be outlined in the development
agreement.
15.4 The District cannot be required or expected to extend its
lines to undeveloped property until applicant indicates by suf-
ficient improvement work that application for service is made in
good faith on the part of the applicant.
15.5 The District will not be expected to construct line exten-
sions in such a manner that will require payment of overtime to its
employees or contractors.
15.6 All consumers receiving service under this policy will be
billed under the applicable rate schedule now in effect or which
may be put into effect from time to time.
15.7 Under this rule, the District will build lines only along
roads or highways and upon private lands across which satisfactory
easements and/or rights of way may be obtained without cost to the
District.
15.8 When additional customers are connected to the original line
extension, the construction costs will be prorated, and the amount
realized will be refunded to the applicants affected. This condi-
tion shall remain in effect on a line extension for a period of
five years from the date of completion of the line extension.
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POLICY ITEM: METERING � ELECTRIC RULE NQ.- 16
Date issued: 5/21/84 Reference:
Date effective: 5/21/84
Truckee Donner Public utility District
POLICY STATEM ENT
16.1 Measurement - All electricity supplied by the District shall be measured
by wattmeter, Registration shall be in kilowatt hours for general usage and
billing, and kilowatts for demand billings. For billing purposes, all meters
located on the customer's premises will, be billed separately and the readings
thereof shall not be combined unless the District determines that a combined
reading will result in an operating convenience.
16.2 Number of meters
t 16.2 (A) For the normal residence or business.. one (1) meter per service
or building shall be installed.
16.2 (B) For apartments, condominiums, townhouses, and other multiple
dwelling units, one meter per unit, apartment, condominium, etc.
shall be installed. Said meters shall be grouped together at
one common location on the building as per the District's stan-
dards.
16.2 (C) The cost of each meter installation shall be paid by the customer
prior to installation according to the District's rate schedule.
16.2(D) For multiple businesses, offices, or commercial buildings, one
meter per business, office or, unit shall be installed. Said
meters shall be grouped together at one common location on the
building as per District standards*
16.2 (E) The District is not obligated to serve any customer who builds
with exceptions to (B) and/or (D) above unless the customer ob-
tains written approval from the District prior to building.
16.3 Service and meter standards - The District has adopted for its own stan-,, r
dards the standards set forth by the Electric Utility Service Equipment Require-
ments Committee, of which the District is a member in good standing.
16.4 Meter panel and meter locations
16.4(A) All meters shall be installed by the District upon the customer's
premises in a location marked out and approved by the District and
such location shall at all times be kept accessible for meter read-
ing, testing and inspection.
16.4 (B) If such location becomes inaccessible, the customer shall be asked
in writing to correct the problem. If the inaccessibility continues,
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POLICY ITEM: CURRENT LIMITING DEVICES ELECTRIC RULE NO. 17 I
Date issued:_ 5/21/84 _ Reference: Resolution No. 8430
Date effective: 5/21/84
Truckee Donner Public Utility District
POLICY STATEMENT {
17.1 Scope of use - The use of a current limiting device is a humanitarian
action on the part of the District so that customers and/or consumers -under
certain conditional circumstances may retain a certain amount of electricity.
It is a temporary measure and not meant to be permanent, or used repeatedly
for any one customer.
1% .2 Amount of available current will be 10 ampers or less.
17 .3 Use of the current limiting device is intended for domestic use only.
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17 .4 Current limiting devices may be used in lieu of termination in in-
stances where small children, the aged, or handicapped are involved, at
the discretion of the District.
17 .5 Current limiting devices may also be applied in special instances
as determined b the District on a case-by-case basis.
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17 .6 Any attempt to obtain use of a current limiting device by use of
forged, fabricated, or untruthful information shall result in termination
of electric service.
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POLICY ITEM: RESALE OF ELECTRICITY ELECTRIC RTILE NO,18
Date issued:_ 512 84 Reference: resolution Na. 8430
Date effective: 5Z 21./84
Truckee Donner Public Utility District
POLICY STATEM ENT
18.1 Customers shall not resell any of the electricity received from the
District unless there is advance written permission from the General Manager.
18.2 Customers shall not deliver electricity to premises other than those
specified in the customer's application for service, unless written permission
of the District is obtained in advance.
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POLICY ITEM: _ DISCONTINUANCE & RESTORATION OF SERVICE ELECTRIC RULE NO. 19
Date issued: 5/21/84 Reference: Resolution No. 8430
Date effective: 5/21/84
Truckee Donner Public Utility District
POLICY STATEM ENT
19. 1 Discontinuance of service by District - The District may discontinue or re-
fuse to establish or restore electric service for any one or more of the reasons
contained in this rule. Except as otherwise specifically provided herein, five
days written notice will be given before service is discontinued.
19. 1(A) Non-payment of bills - the District may discontinue or refuse ser-
vice if a customer has not paid his bills for electric service, or
has not paid reconnection charges, or has not made cash deposit as
required by the District in accordance with its policies provided,
however, that the District must give the customer seven days prior
written notice and otherwise comply with Public Utilities Code Sec-
tions 16482 and 16483.
19. 1 (B) Unsafe or illegal, apparatus - the District may discontinue or refuse
service if any part of customer's wiring or equipment or use thereof,
is either unsafe or in violation of law, until such apparatus is
placed in a safe condition or the violation remedied.
19.1(C) Service detrimental to other customers - the District may discon-
tinue or refuse service if, in District's judgment, the operation
of customer's equipment is or will be detrimental to the service
of other customers.
19.1(D) Fraud - the District may discontinue service without notice or re-
fuse service if the customer's actions or the condition of his pre-
mises is such as to indicate his intent to defraud the District.
19. 1(E) Failure to establish or re-establish credit - the District may dis-
continue or refuse service if customer fails to establish credit in
accordance with the rules and regulations.
19.1(F) Discontinuance of service - District may discontinue or refuse ser-
vice if customer does not comply with District's rules and regula-
tions, or for non-payment of bills. If, in District's judgment,
operation of customer's equipment constitutes a dangerous condition,
District may discontinue service without notice.
r 19. 1(G) Restoration of service - whether at customer's request or due to
non-payment of bills, or non-compliance with District rules, the
District may charge not more than the minimum reconnection fee
during regular working hours, or not more than the minimum call-
out fee during a period other than regular hours*
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POLICY ITEM: ILLEGAL USE OR DIVERSION OF ELECTRICITY E ECT M R1JT�._--_-NQ._20
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Date issued:.�� /21/84 Reference: Resolution No. 84.3
Date effective: 5121184
Truckee Donner Public Utility District
POLICY STATEMENT
20.1 When the General Manager of the District determines that a customer
or other person or entity has received unmetered electric service,
or when the General Manager determines that a customer or other per-
son or entity has caused electric service to be improperly or inac-
curately metered, the District shall render bills for such service,
including administrative costs, based upon its reasonable estimate
of the service actually furnished for the full period during which
the service was unmetered or improperly metered.
20 .2 When the General Manager determines that a violation of Penal Code
Section 499a (unauthorized use of electricity with intent to defraud;
tampering with electric meter with intent to defraud) , Penal Code Sec-
tion 591 (malicious interference or connection with electric line) , or
Penal Code 593 (malicious interference or obstruction with electric
line) may have occurred, the General Manager shall contact the appro-
priate County Sheriff's Office or appropriate County District Attorney's
Office, and inquire concerning the feasibility of filing criminal charges
against the person or entity suspected of violating any of such Penal l
Code sections. If, after such inquiry, the General Manager determines
that it is in the best interest of the District to f ile such criminal
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eeution of any such person or entity, then the General Manager shall,
on behalf of the District, f ile criminal charges with the appropriate
District Attorney's Of f ice
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POLICY ITEM: Security light service ELECTRM RIME NO 91
2Z21/84
Date issued: Reference: Resolution Nn.
Date effective: 2/21za
Truckee Donner Public Utility District
POLICY STATEMENT
21.1 The security light rate schedule is OL-1.
21.2 New applicants for security light service will be required to
enter into a four (4) year agreement with the District for
security light service at such rates as may be established
from time to time by the Board of Directors by ordinance dur-
ing the term of the contract
21.3 Effective with the effective date of this ordinance, the rates
to be charged for all existing security light service not un-
der agreement and to all existing security light service under
agreement are changed to those shown in 'Schedule OL-1.
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SCHEDULE UL--1
175 watt mercury vapor or 100
watt high pressure sodium security
light mounted on an existing pole,
structure or tree as approved by $f.00 per month
the District
175 watt mercury vapor or 100
watt high pressure sodium security
light mounted on a new wooden power
pole installed by the TDPUD $9.00 per month
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POLICY ITEM: CONSTRUCTION - OVERHEAD ELECTRIC LINES ELECTRIC RULE NO..22
GENERAL ORDER #95
Date issued: 7114175 Reference: Resolution No. 7 509
Date effective: 7114175
Truckee Donner Public Utility District
POLICY STATEMENT
22.1 General Order No. 95 of the Public Utilities Commission of the State
of California contains the minimum and standard requirements for all
overhead electric line construction and reconstruction hereafter done
by or on behalf of the District, as well as for any such construction
hereafter to be accepted in the District system.
22.2 The adoption of General Order No. 95 shall apply in the future to any
and all amendments as may hereafter be ordered by the Public Utilities
Commission, and an up-to-date, true and correct copy of said order and
rules, with future amendments, shall be kept at the District office at
all times.
22.3 The requirements of said. General Order No. 95 shall hereafter be re-
f erred to in all bids, plans, specifications and contracts for work
done by, f or, or on behalf of the District, as well as to construc-
tion or reconstruction hereafter to be accepted in the District system.
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POWER AND ENERGY, PURCHASE OF
FROM SMALL POWER PRODUCERS AND
POLICY ITEM: COGENFRATORS ELECTRIC R- 1-1 I-,E N 0. 3
3/16/81 Ordinance No. 8107
Date issued: Reference:
Date effective:
4/16/81
Truckee Donner Public Utility District
POLICY STATEMENT
23.1 The District will purchase at its "avoided costs" power and energy from
qualifying facilities in accordance with Sections 201 and 210 of PURPA. The
District will also sell power and energy to the qualifying facility as it may
require. The District will sell the qualifying facility its needs over and
above its generating capabilities or, at the qua l ifying f ac i l ity's op tion,
will purchase 100% of its generation output and sell to the qualifying fac-
ility 100% of its needs.
23.2 The District will base "avoided costs" on that portion of its wholesale
power cost which, by virtue of the purchase from the qualifying facility, it
now avoids.
23.3 Energy cost avoidance will equal the wholesale cost of energy on a one-
for-one basis..
23.4 Firm capacity cost avoidance will equal the wholesale cost of firm cap-
acity on a one-for-one basis for all capacity the qualifying facility can pro-
vide on an equally firm basis as the District's wholesale power supplier.
Non-firm or intermittent capacity will not qualify for payment.
23.5 Power and energy sales to the qualifying facility shall be made at
standard rates.
23.6 PURPA provides that other Districts shall not subsidize the qualifying
facility. Thus, all costs including engineering, construction, material and
related expenses are to be paid by the small power producers and cogenerators..
23.7 The District is to be held harmless from all acts or omissions on the
part of the -qualifying facility. The qualifying facility will be required to
carry adequate insurance and will be required to reimburse the District for its
additional insurance premiums which may be caused by the connection of the qual-
ifying facility.
23-.8 The' PURPA- regulations also mandate that service to other Districts shall
not be degraded because of the presence or connection of the qualifying facil-
ity. The qualifying facility shall construct, operate and maintain its facil-
ities or cause them to be constructed, operated and maintained, in a manner
conforming to all existing safety codes, regulations and best operating prac-
tices. Failure to comply shall be cause for disconnection of the qualifying
facility.
23.9 Future costs or system improvements which may become necessary by reason
of the continued connection of additional qualifying facilities to the District
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POLICY ITEM: CONSTRUCTION - UNDERGROUND ELECTRIC SUPPLY ELE�CT T . R TTY NO, 24
GENERAL ORDER #128
Date issued:-.... 7/14175 Reference: _ ___ _ � ___
Date effective: 7 1 1 75
Truckee Donner Public Utility District
POLICY STATEMENT
24.1 General order No. 128 of the Public Utilities Commission of the State
of California, promulgating and providing rules for underground elec-
tric line construction, as amended, is hereby declared to be the min-
imum and standard requirement for all underground electric line con-
struction and reconstruction hereafter done by, for, or on behalf of
the District, as well as for any such construction hereafter accepted
or to be accepted into the District system.
24.2 The adoption of General Order No: 128 shall apply in the future to any
and all amendments as may hereafter be ordered by the Public Utilities
Commission, and an up-to-date, true and correct copy of said order and
rules, with future amendments, shall be kept at the District office at
all times.
24.3 The requirements of said General Order No. 128 shall hereafter be refer-
red to in all bids, plans, specifications and contracts for work done by,
for, or on behalf of the District, as well as to construction or recon-
struction hereafter to be accepted into the District system.
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POLICY ITEM: MISCELLANEOUS SERVICE some
Date issued: 2/6184 Reference:
Date effective: 618.4
Truckee Donner Public utility District
POLICY STATEMENT
25. 1 Any customer requesting work for their sole convenience will be charged
in accordance with the Miscellaneous Electric Service Fee Schedule.
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Miscellaneous Electric Service Fee Schedule
1. Relocation of overhead/underground service wire Actual cost of the 1
service performed,
2. Upgrades of service connections required because including material,
of customer service upgrades equipment and over-
head; in no instance
3. Temporary removal of electrical facilities (i.e. , less than $50.00
for tree felling, etc.)
4. Relocation of a security light
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5. Change of service because of any construction by
the customer
6. Change of service, overhead - underground "
7. Any reconnection or disconnection of service other
than a meter disconnect
8. Meter reconnection during office hours $15900
9. Meter disconnect or reconnect after office hours 50.00
10. Resealing meter 25.00
11. deter testing due to broken internal meter seal 50.00
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RESOLUTION NO. 84 30
OF THE
TRUCKEE DONNER PUBLIC UTILITY DISTRICT
ESTABLISHING ELECTRIC POLICIES
AND RESCINDING PREVIOUS RESOLUTIONS
WHEREAS,, the public interest is to be served by consistent, concise,
and understandable electric policies; and
WHEREAS, there is a specific need for electric policies that cannot
be misunderstood;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Directors of the Truckee
Donner Public Utility District that the electric policies attached hereto
are hereby approved effective this date.,
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the General Manager shall develop opera-
tional methods for staff use in implementing these electric policies.
PASSED AND t"IDOPTED by the Board of Directors of the Truckee Donner Pub-
lic Utility Disci-xict at a regular meeting held within said District on the
21st day of May 1984, by the following roll call vote:
AYES: Cooley, Corbett.- Hamilton and Duffy.
NOES: None.
ABSENT: Maass.
TRUCKEE DONNER PUBLIC UTILITY DISTRICT
By
e s A. Maass, President
ATTEST:
Susan M. Craig, Deputy Distri6t 'Clerk