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RESOLUTION NO. 81-35
RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF UKIAH ADOPTING RATES FOR ELECTRIC SERVICE
CONNECTIONS
BE IT RESOLVED that the City Council of the City of Ukiah adopts
Electric Rule and Regulation No. 1, Extension of Electric Main Lines
or Other Plant Facilities, and Schedule 1615, Electric Service
Connections as attached hereto, to be effective November 20, 1980.
PASSED AND ADOPTED this 19th day of November, 1980, by the
following roll call vote:
AYES:Councilmembers Riley, Feibusch, Snyder, Myers, Hickey
NOES: None
ABSENT: None
ATTEST'
City C1 erk
City of Ukiah
California
RULE AND REGULATION NO. 1
EXTENSION OF MAIN LINES OR OTHER PLANT FACILITIES
A. ELECTRIC:
( 1 ) APPLICABILITY:
The City will extend its electric system along public roads
and streets and upon private property across which
satisfactory easements or rights of way have been obtained.
(2) SYSTEM EXTENSION WITHIN THE BOUNDARIES OF A SUBDIVISION
OR OTHER DEVELOPMENT TO BE SERVED:
The applicant shall provide at no cost to the City and
in accordance with City standards and specifications all
trenching, backfill, resurfacing, equipment pads and
landscaping. Upon acceptance by the City, the applicant
will transfer ownership of such facilities to the City.
Conduit, junction boxes, vaults and subsurface housings
required for power distribution within the development
will be supplied by the City. Applicant to reimburse
the City cost thereof. Such costs to include an
appropriate charge for purchasing and warehousing.
(a) Construction by Applicant:
Applicant shall install all conduits, vaults,
equipment pads and subsurfacing equipment with pull
wires or ropes installed in all conduit runs ready
for City forces to pull in conductors. Prior
to backfilling or pouring of concrete for equipment,
or subsurface equipment, facilities must be inspected
by City electric department representative.
(b) Construction by the City:
After acceptance of the facilities provided by
the applicant, the City will furnish and install
all cable, transformers, switches and other
equipment required for the system extension. Applicant
to reimburse the City cost thereof. As used, herein,
the term "cable" may, at the option of the City,
include preassembled cable-in-conduit or direct
buried cable.
(c) Connection Charges:
Charges for connection to the system will be as
detailed in Schedule 1615, Utility Connection
Charges, with full credit allowed for any oversizing
or extra facilities required by the City in order
(continued)
Issued By
The City Council
Date Effective: 11-20-80
Resolution No. 81-35
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· City of Ukiah
California
RULE AND REGULATION NO. 1
EXTENSION OF MAIN LINES OR OTHER PLANT FACILITIES
(3)
to provide for areas beyond the boundaries of
the development. Such credit will be computed on
the basis of the City's costs for the materials
involved.
SYSTEM EXTENSIONS OR REINFORCEMENT OUTSIDE THE BOUNDARIES
OF A SUBDIVISION OR OTHER DEVELOPMENT TO BE SERVED:
(a) Construction by City:
The City or its contractor will construct the
necessary underground facilities to deliver electric
power to the development site, and connection to
these facilities will be subject to charges in
accordance with Schedule 1615, Utility Connection
Charges. Applicant will reimburse City all costs
attributed to his development as determined by the
City Engineer.
(b) Construction by Applicant:
When mutually agreed upon by the City and the applicant,
all or part of the required system extension may
be constructed by the applicant in accordance with
the standards and specification of the City of Ukiah.
(c) Temporary Overhead Construction:
Based on a finding by the City Engineer under
Section 3854E, Underground Utilities, of the Ukiah
Municipal Code, that underground facilities are
not feasible, temporary pole lines may be constructed
by the City to provide electric power to a subdivision
or other development remote from existing power lines
until permanent underground facilities are established.
Included among reasons for such determination may be:
(c-l) Remoteness of new development.
(c-2)
Uncertainty as to possible road widening or
realignment.
(c-3) Uncertainty as to probable development patterns.
(c-4)
Insufficient area development to warrant the
expense of an underground system.
The overhead lines will be replaced by an underground
system at such time as determined to be practicable
by the City Engineer. All applicants served from
such lines will be subject to charges in accordance
with Schedule 1615 Utility Connection Charges.
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Date Effective: November 20, 1980 Resolution No. 81-35
UTILITY CONNECTION CHARGES
SCHEDULE 1615
ELECTRIC SERVICE CONNECTIONS
APPLICABILITY:
This schedule applies to all connections to the City's electric
distribution system except those which serve street lighting
or traffic signals.
TERRITORY:
Within the incorporated limits of the City and land owned
or leased by the City.
GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF CHARGES:
A. Underground Systems:
The connection charge for underground residential,
commercial, or industrial service will consist of one
or more of the following fees, where applicable:.
1. Service Connection Fee:
Where the City installs the service conductors, a
service connection fee shall be charged.
B. Overhead Services:
No overhead service for new construction shall be permitted
except with the approval of the City Engineer and only
after a finding in accordance with Section 3854, Exemptions
of Article 6, "Undergrounding of Utilities" of the Ukiah
Municipal Code, that an underground service is not feasible.
Where such a service is allowed, an overhead service fee
shall be charged.
C. Temporary Service:
A fee shall be charged to connect a temporary service.
For an underground service, the customer shall furnish
and install all material up to the designated point of
connection. For an overhead service, the City will supply
the service-drop conductors from existing facilities. All
additional facilities, when required, shall be supplied
and removed at the customer's expense.
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Date Effective: November 20, 1980 Resolution No. 81-35
UTILITY CONNECTION CHARGES
SCHEDULE 1615
ELECTRIC SERVICE CONNECTIONS
D. Replacement Service:
Where, in the opinion of the City Engineer, replacement
of service conductors is necessary, such replacement will
be made without charge except under the following
circumstances:
1. Customer wishes to change the existing service to
a 125-ampere, 3-wire service but the existing conduit
is inadequate.
2. Customer wishes to change the existing service to
a size larger than a 125-ampere, 3-wire service.
3. Customer or his agents have damaged the service.
4. The original installation was not installed in
accordance with City standards and the City has not
accepted responsibility for maintenance.
When the City replaces a service without charge to the
customer, the customer is obligated to accept a shutdown
of service during regular working hours to achieve the
replacement. The time of the shutdown shall be agreed
upon as mutually acceptable.
When the City replaces a service for the convenience
of the customer during other than regular working hours,
it shall be done at the customer's expense.
CHARGES:
1. Underground Systems:
A. Residential:
These charges apply to developments in which electric
metering will be on a single-family basis.
1. Service Connection Fee:
a. 125-ampere maximum, 250-volt maximum 3-wire,
100-foot maximum service length ......... $150.00
b. 200-ampere maximum, 250-volt maximum, 3-wire,
100-foot maximum service length .......... $175.00
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Date Effective: November 20, 1980 Resolution No. 81-35
UTILITY CONNECTION CHARGES
SCHEDULE 1615
ELECTRIC SERVICE CONNECTIONS
c. The connection fee for a service requiring
greater length or capacity than described
herein is the actual charges of the installation
cost.
B. Commercial and Industrial:
These charges also apply to commercial--residential
developments in which electric metering will be on a
multiple-family basis.
1. Service Connection Fee:
a. 200-ampere maximum, 600-volt maximum, 3- or 4-wire,
·
100-foot maximum service length ............ $250.00
b. The service connection fee for a service requiring
greater length or capacity or at a greater
voltage than described under 1.a. above shall
be the actual charges of the installation
costs.
II. Overhead System:
A. Residential Service Connection Fees
1. Overhead Service - when allowed by City Engineer
in accordance with "General Description of Charges"
Part B "Overhead Service" 200 Amp Max $100/Lot
2. Underground Service
a. Single Phase, 3-wire, 125-Amp. Maximum, 250 Volt
Maximum, 100-foot Maximum Service Length...$250/Lot
b. Single Phase, 3-wire, 200-Amp. Maximum, 250 Volt
Maximum, 100-foot Maximum Service Length...$300/Lot
c. Single Phase, 3-wire, 400-Amp. Maximum, 250 Volt
Maximum, 100-foot Maximum Service Length...$500/Lot
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Date Effective: November 20, 1980 Resolution No. 81_35
UTILITY CONNECTION CHARGES
SCHEDULE 1615
ELECTRIC SERVICE CONNECTIONS
III.
B. Commercial and Industrial:
i ·
Overhead Service when allowed by City Engineer
in accordance with "General Description of
Charges" Part B "Overhead Service," 200 Amp.
maximum ................................... $100/Lot
2. Underground Service
a. Single or three phase 3- or 4-wire 200 Amp. maximum,
100-foot maximum service length ....... $300/Lot
b ·
Single or three phase 3- or 4-wire 200 amp. maxi-
mum, 600-volt maximum, 100-foot service
length ................................ $500/Lot
C ·
Single or three phase 3- or 4-wire 600 amp. maxi-
mum, 600-volt maximum, 100-foot service
length ................................ $600/Lot
d ·
The service connection fee for a service requiring
greater length or capacity or at a greater voltage
than described under II A or B above shall be the
actual charges of installation costs.
Temporary Service:
A. Overhead Service:
·
To customer-owned service pole, single-phase, 3 wire,
250-volt, 125 amp 150-foot maximum $75.00
·
The connection fee for a service requiring greater
length or capacity than described above is the
actual charge of the installation cost.
·
The flat fee covers only the provision of service-drop
conductors from existing distribution facilities.
additional facilities, if required, shall be provided
and removed at the customer's expense.
B. Underground Service:
·
Underground service to customer-owned service pole
or facility ................................ $60.00
For a temporary underground service, the customer shall
furnish and install all material up to the designated
point of connection; the City will provide connectors
and make the connection.
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Date Effective: November 20, 1980
Resolution No. 81-35
UTILITY CONNECTION CHARGES
SCHEDULE 1615
ELECTRIC SERVICE CONNECTIONS
2. The above charges apply only to temporary services
connected to existing distribution facilities. If
additional facilities are required, they shall be
provided and removed at the customer's expense.
IV. Replacement Service:
A. Underground Services:
Same as set forth for underground service connection
fees.
B. Overhead Services 200-amp. max. No Charge .............
Publish: December 5, 1980
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