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This Contract, dated U2/19/1991, between COMMONWEALTH EDISON COMPANY, herein called the "Company",
and CITY OF ELGIN , herein called the "Customer", Witnesseth That, the parties hereto do agree as
follows:
The Company will supply all electricity requiLe.i by the Customer for power, lighting, and
miscellaneous purposes on the premises occupied by the customer at 2455 ROYAL BLVD, ELGIN, ILLINOIS, up
to but not exceeding:
FOR GENERAL SERVICE - (NON-TIME OF DAY) CUSTOMERS, > 30-MINUTE DEMAND OF 60 KILOWATTS
The Customer will make written application for any service in excess of the number of kilowatts
specified above. Electricity will be supplied as follows:
Loc. 01. max. 30-minute peak demand 60 , metering voitage approx. 120/208Y volts, 3 phase, 4 wire
The Customer will receive and pay for electric service under Rate 06 I11. C.C. No. 4 as on file with the
Illinois Commerce Commission. The customer will initially be billed in accordance with provision for:
GENERAL SERVICE (NON-TIME OF DAY).
(ONLY AVAILABLE IF MAXIMUM DEMAND IS EXPECTED TO NOT EXCEED 500 KW, OR
FOR CERTAIN HEATING WITH LIGHT CUSTOMERS) AS STATED IN THE RATE.
In addition, Rider(s) No. ,20,23 and Terms and Condicions attached to the Customer's copy hereof are
part of this Contract. Any changes in the rate(s) and other applicable portions of the Company's Rate
Schedule shall be applicable to service rendered hereunder.
Service shall commence on or about 06/25/1991.
This Electric Service Contract, dated 02/19/1991 wirn No.
,20,23 supercedes and cancels all Electric S�.r,,ic, ..outraCts and Electric Service Station Agreements
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prior to 02/19/1991, subject to the applicable provisions with substitution of rate.
The Company and the Customer agree that the company will furnish at the Customer's expense the labor
and materials necessary to do the work for the Customer on or adjacent to the Customer's premises
described below.
TAXABLE CHARGES
Rider 2 Charge $ 0.00 Base Tax $ 0.00
Service Connection $ 0.00 State Tax $ 2.49
Terminal Facilities $ 0.00 Municipal Tax $ 0.00
Electric Service Station $ 0.00
Community Bank $ 0.00
AUGERING UNDER ROYAL $ 2499.75 NON-TAXABLE CHARGES
$ 0.00 $
$ 0.00 $
Credit $ 0.00
Total Customer Charge $ 2502.24
The Customer agrees to pay to the Company the sum „t $2,502.24 at the time this agreement is accepted.
Work will be done during the Company's regular working hours, unless otherwise specified.
This Agreement shall 'be void if not accepted by the Customer within ninety days from date submitted.
Transformers and metering equipment installed in conjunction with this work shall, in all cases, remain
the property of the Company.
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f In the event the work covered by this Agreement cannot be completed within one year from the above
uate as a result of delays on the part of the Customer or because the Company has been denied access to
the premises, the charge to the Customer shall be recomputed based on the level of costs prevailing at
the time of completion of the work as stipulated in the Company's General Company Order No.25.
The Customer, having entered into a contract with the Company for the supplying of electric service
by the Company to the Customer hereby, in furtherance of said contract, grants unto the Company the right
to install, construct, and maintain on the Customer's said premises, an Electric Service Station
including transformers, protective apparatus, supply line, and other electrical equipment, in connection
with supplying electric service to the Customer by the Company at said premises, in the location
designated on the sketch attached hereto, marked "Exhibit A" and hereby made a part hereof. (Sketch
WF910032, dated 02/19/1991). The Customer grants the Company the right to cross the Customer's property
to serve other users of electric service from the above mentioned installation.
The electric equipment above referred to, owned, n:rnished or installed by the Company shall be
maintained by and remain the property of the Company, and the Company shall have free access to said
premises at all reasonable times for the purpos., of installing, operating, maintaining, repairing,
altering, ,r removing any of such property. I„ the event such equipment includes primary cable not in
' duct, the Customer agrees that the strip in which the cable is installed will be kept free from any over
building or other obstruction that might interfere with the Company's ability to maintain such cable.
In the event the Customer ceases to use the Company's electric service, the Company: (a) shall
within 60 days after receipt of a written request from the Customer, or (b) may, at the Company's option,
remove, at the Company's expense, all of the Company's electrical equipment located on said premises.
The Customer agrees, at the Customer's expense, to provide and maintain in a good, safe and proper
state of repair all facilities furnished by the Customer in connection with this installation. In the
case of a vault or ground-type Electric Service Station, the enclosure, foundation, fill and similar
facilities shall be furnished by the Customer in accordance with the filed rules of the Company.
In the event relocation is requested Ly the 2ustomer or there is a change in the Customer's
operation or construction, which in the judgment <.t the Company, makes such relocation necessary, the
Company will move such facilities at the Customer's expense to an acceptable location on the Customer's
premises. If the Customer is not the owner of the premises, the Owner's consent to any relocation will
be required when appropriate.
In case the Customer is not the owner of said premises, the undersigned owner hereby consents to
this agreement and agrees to be bound by its terms.
FOR THE COMPANY: FOR THE CU ER:
Submitted By:
J.P. WALKER Accepte By Signature
A _ Larry Rice
Accepted By Signature Print Name
FRANK M. CLARK
DIVISION COMMERCIAL MANAGER City Manager
Official Capacity
Mail Bills To: City of Elgin Property Owner's Signature
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ELGIN, IL. 60120 483 0093 041191
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ELEcnzlcml ILL.C.C.No.4
For the Cities and Villages listed on 27th Revised Sheet No.24
Commonwealth Sheets Kos. 4,5, 6, 7 and 8 (Cancelling 23rd, 24th & 25th
Edison Company and the unincorporated contiguous territory Revised Sheet No. 24)
RATE 6. GENERAL SERVICE
Applicability.
Except as provided in Rate 6L, this rate is applicable to any commercial, industrial, or governmental customer with a
Maximum Demand of less than 1,000 kilowatts who uses the Company's eleancc service hem=der for arequirements.
Direct current requirements provided under anotber rate immediately prior to September 2, 1975, will, however, also be
provided hereunder.
General Service--Time of Day.
Time of day charges shall apply to (1) any customer with a Maximwn Demand of 500 kilowatts, but less than LOW
kilowatts, in three of the 12 months preceding the billing month, one of which occurs during the three months preceding
the billing month, (2) successors to customers served under these charges immediately pnor to the date of succession whose
estimated Maximum Demands meet the demand requirements in clause (1) above, (3) new customers whose esumated
Maximum Demands meet the demand requirements in clause (1) above, and (4) any customer previously billed hereunder
pursuant to clauses (1)or (2), except as otherwnse provided below.
These charges shall not be applicable to customers or their successors with electric space hating taking service under the
Heating with Light provision of Rider 25 pnor to November 23, 1977. except upon written application by the customer to
the Company.
If s customer at one time was served pursuant to (1) above on General Service Time of Day and bits a Maximum Demand
which has not exceeded 200 kilowatts in any month of the twelve month period preceding the billing month, such customer
may elect, in written application to the Company, to be served on General Service—'ion-Time of Day. General Service—
Tune of Day shall not again be applicable until such customer qualtfies for such rate under the mquimm rats of General
Service—Time of Day.
General Service—Non-Time of Day.
General Service—won-Tune of Div charges shall apply to all other customers qualifying for service under this rate.
• Charges-Effective for bills issued for the July,1990 billing period and after.
General Senict—Time cal'Day.
• Monthly Customer Charge.
The Monthly Customer Charge shall be S17.35.
• Demand C"c.
Surma All Other
Months Months
S13.34 S10.43 per kilowatt for all kilowatts of Maximum Demand for the month.
For the purposes hereof, the Summer Months shall be the customer's first monthly billing period with an ending meter reading
date on or after June 15 and the three succeeding monthly billing periods.
• Energy Charge,
5.389c per kilowatthour for all kilowatthours supplied during Peak Periods.
2.334c per kdowatthour for all icilowatthoun supplied during Off-Peak Periods.
The adjustment charge or credit provided for in Rider 20 shall apply to all kilowatthours supplied in the month.
General Sertice--Ton-Time of Day.
• Monthly Customer Charge.
The Monthly Customer Charge shall be S8.28.
• Demand Charge.
Surima All Other
Months Months
S13.34 S10.43 per kilowatt for all kilowatts of Maximum Demand for the month.
For the purposes hereof. the Summer Months shall be the customer's first monthly billing period with an ending meter reading
date on or after June 15 and the three Succeeding monthly billing periods.
• 1n accordance with the Application of Demand Charge provisions of this rate, there shall be no demand charge as such for
certain small customers, but in lieu thereof, such customers &hall pay 5.677c per kilowatthour in Summer Months and
4.497c per Uowvitthoi in all other months in addition to the energy charges act forth below.
tr Energy Charge-
Kllowatthours
Supplied In the
Month
4.122c per kilowsnbau for the first .............................. 30.000
3.11 Oc per Isilowanhour for the next .............................. 470,000
3.00.53c per kilowastbour for aL over .............................. 500.000
The adwumaht charge or credit provided for m Rider 2D shall apptly to all kt7owstthours supplied in the mach.
(COr7:L-1L:C O'. Shce: NL'. 'f,
Fled with the Commerce Commission on June 29, 1990 Erl,cli�c Ju11 1, 1990, untill the rates riied on April 1=, 1"0,
Lcsued pursuant to Second Interim Order on Remand of the Illinois or such other rates as the Commission may establish in Dkt. Ao.90.0169
Commerce Commission entered June 28,1990 in Cons.DkL become eRecti►e or,If earlier,until the Second Interim Order on Remand
Nos. $7.0169, $7.0427, 99.0199, U-0219 and 99-0153 in Cons. Dku. 87-04]7, 87-0169, 88.0189, 9S-C:19 and 88.0253 is stated.
Asterisk(•)Indiates change Inued by G.P.Rifakes,Vice President
Post Office Box 767. Chicago, Illinois 60690
ELEL MC I ILL C.C.\No.1
For the Clues and Villages listed on 27th Revised Sheet No.25
Commonwealtb Sheets Kos./,5, 6,7 and 8
Edison Compan% and the unincorporated cone uous temton (Cancelling Revised
d,Shee24tt
d 225)
8 Revised Sheet No. ZS)
RATE 6. GENERAL SERVICE
(Cmunued from Shen No.21)
Late Payment Charge.
The late payment charge provided for in the Terms and Conditions of this Schedule of Rates shall be applicable to all charges
under this rate.
Minimum Charge.
The minimum monthly charge shall be the Momhly Customer Charge.
• Maximum Charge_
For customers with demand meters, the avenge con of electricity hereunder in any month,exclusive of the Monthly Customer
Charge, shall not exceed the sum of I9.364s and the Rider 20 adjustment per kilowatihour provided, however, that such
guaranteed charge shall not operate to reduce the customer's bi11 to an amount less than the Minimum Charge.
Maximum Demand.
For General Service—Trine of Day customers, the Maximum Demand in any month shall be the highest 30-minute demand
established during the Peak Periods in such month.
For General Service—Non-Tune of Day customers,the Maximum Demand shall be the highest 30-minute demand established
during such month.
Application of Demand Charge.
The Company shall provide a demand meter and the demand charge shall apply when a customers monthly kilowatthour use
exceeds 2,000 kdowatthours in each of two successive monthly billing periods or if his Maximum Demand or monihly
kdo%ha hour use is estimated as in excess of 10 kilowatts or 2,000 kilowauhours, respectively. Any customer to whom
the demand charge would not ordinarily apply under the foregoing sentence may, at his request and upon payment of
appropriate meter rentals, be provided with a demand meter and billed the demand charge rather than the charge in lieu
thereof. In such case, meter rentals shall be payable for the period during which the customer elects to resin the meter,
but not less than 12 months, unless he becomes entitled to a demand meter prior to the end of the 12-month period. A
customer who u entitled to a demand meter shall not be required to pay rental or other separate charges for turn meter.
Whether or not a demand meter is installed, the charge in lieu of demand charge shall apply to any customer, except a
customer paying rental for a demand meter in accordance with the foregoing paragraph, %hose use has not exceeded 2,000
kdowatthours and whose Maximum Demand has not exceeded 10 kilowatts in any month of the preceding 16-month period,
and shall continue to apply until the customer's use exceeds 2,000 kilowsubours in two successive monthly billing periods
or his demand exceeds 10 kilowatt in two successive monthly billing periods.
Measurement of Demand and Kilo%&tthours Supplied
Where Iwo or more metering installations art provided on the customer's premises, the demand in any 30-minute period shall
be determined by adding together the separate demands at each metering installation during such 30-minute period except
that (a) in use the demand at any metering instillation is registered by an indicating of cumulative demand meter, the
demand at such installation in each 30-minute period of any month shall be assumed to be the same as the highest demand
in any 30-minute period of such month, and (b) the demand at any installation may be assumed to be 75 percent of the
connected load if such connected load u 2 kilowatts or less, and such demand is to be added to a metered demand. Where
there are two or more wautiour metering installations on the customers premises, the kilowatthoon supplied shall be
determined by adding together the kilowauhours metered at each installation, provided that where the kilowatihours at any
such installation exccrd S-500 in the billing month and are not metered in such a manner as to permit determination of the
hours during which they were delivered, for purposes of applying the time of day prnvu►ans of this rate, such
kilowatthours shall be considered to have been dchwered in Peak Periods. If the energy use at such instaUation is 5.500
kilowatthours or less in the billing month, a charge of 3.399e per kdowaahour shall apply to such kilowatthoun. The
Maximum Demands and kilowatthours supplied for two or more premises will not be combined for billing purposes
hereunder. Charge -Effective for bills Issued for the July,1990 hilling period and after.
Upon request, the Compoamy will provide unmesered service for comeaed loads not exnt:ediag 2 kilowatta where operation of
the customers equipment is continuous or is regularly scheduled on an annual base. For the purposes of billing in such
cases, the monthly kilow•auhoun shall be determined by ToWuplyimg the rated wastage (based upon nameplate or other
appropriate data) of the connected loads by one-twelfth of the annual hours of operation and dividing by 1.000. All
kilowaunours delivered to an unmeterr-d point of suppiy shall be considered to have been deiiverto during Peak Periods.
or. S.= No.
Flied with tht Ill,nuis Commerce Commission on June 29, 19" ElTLCt4%e July 1, 1990, until the rates riled on April 12, 1990,
Issued pursuant to Second Interim Order on Remand of the Illinois or such other rates as the Commission may establish In Dkt.No.90.0169
Commerce Commission entered June 28, 1990 In moons.DkL become etTectis r or,it earlier,until the Second Interim Order on Remand
.Nos. 87.0169, 87.0327, 39.0189, U-0219 and M0253 In Cons. Mills. 87-0427, 87-0169, 98.0189, 8S-0219 and U-0253 Is staved.
Asterisk(•)Indicates change Issued by G.P.Rirakis,Vice President
Post OTce Box 767, Chicago, Illinois 60690
ELECTRICITY
For the Citles and Villages listed on ILL.C.C.No.4
Commonwealth Sheets Nos 4,S,6,7 and 8 12th Revised Sheet No.26
Edison Company and the tmincorpasated contiguous territory (Cancelling I Ith Revised Sheet No.26)
RATE 6. GENERAL SERVICE
(Continued from Shea No.25)
In the case of unmetered service for qualifying cable antenna television service locations, kilowattltour usage for billing
purposes will initially be based upon 5096 of the nameplate rating of the CATV power transformers directly connected to the
Company's system, the monthly kilowatthours may also be determined by test at the Company's option or upon request of
the Customer. Tests must be conducted by or on behalf of the Company within 60 days of the Customer's request.
Kilowatthour use determined by test will be used prospectively only, will apply beginning with the billing period following
the test and will continue until changed by further tut or other appropriate data. The Customer shall pay the Company's
charge for any test done at its request, unless the test discloses fewer monthly kilowatthours than are being used for billing.
In any event, the Company shall be entitled to test kilowatthour usage at the Customer's expense once each year at each
service location. The Company's charge for a test shall not exceed S60.00.
For ummetered service for connected loads not exceeding two kilowatts and for qualifying cable antenna television service
locations, notwithstanding other provisions of this rate, the charge in lieu of demand charge shall not apply, and instead a
charge equal to the weighted average of the summer and non-summer demand charges per kilowatt divided by one-twelfth of
the annual hours of operation of the load shall be applied to the unmetered monthly kilowatthours as above determined.
Adjustment of Demands.
Lt case the Customer, as a result of seasonal or vacation variations in load, has an abrupt decrease of at least 5017c in his
Maximum Demand during the months of June through September, he will be entitled to the proration of demand charges in
the billing period in which such decrease occurs, and if, in the same calendar year, he has a subsequent abrupt increase of at
least 10017c in Maximum Demand during such months, he will be entitled to the proration of demand charges in the billing
period in which such increase occurs, provided that (1) a period of reduced demand continues for at least seven consecutiyc
daps immediately following the demand reduction for which proration is sought, and for at least seven consecutive days
immcdiatcly preceding the demand increase for which proration is sought, ('_) demands registered by an indicating or
cumulative demand meter shall not be subject to such proration, (3) such proration will be granted only upon written request
by the Customer stipulating the date of such decrease or increase and received by the Company to advance of such date, and
0)that proration will be granted for only one such decrease and subsequent increase in each calendar year.
Service Facilities=l'ime of Day.
A standard installation furnished by the Company hereunder shall be determined by the provisions of the Company's Rider 6
except that the facilities so provided as standard shall be adequate only to supply service to a load equal to the maximum 30-
minute demand of the Customer established during the peak period. If larger facilities arc required to serve the excess of the
off-peak demand over the peak period demand, the Customer shall pay, as optional facilities in accordance with the
Company's Rider 6, the cost of any facilities so required. No optional facilities charges shall apply, however, to facilities
existing and in place at the time the Customer qualifies for service hereunder.
Optional General Service—Time of Day.
Customers with Maximum Demands of less than 500 kilowatts may elect to be billed in accordance with the provisions of
General Scrvicc—Time of Day. Any Customer may elect Time of Day service by written application to the Company.
Initial contract will be for a 12 month period
* Optional Fixed Summer Period for Grain Dmirtg.
Customers, who have grain drying facilities used in an agricultural operation served hereunder, may, upon written request, elect
to have the rates for such service which are normally applicable to the "summer months," as defined herein, applied instead
to a fixed summer period beginning May 16 and ending September 15. inclusive. Such request must be received by the
Company prior to February 15 of the first year for which the fixed summer period is to be applicable. The Company will
install metering equipment capable of recording the energy and demand usage during such fixed summer period. Demand
charges A'LU be prorated in billing months during which steamer demand charges apply during only a portion of the month.
Customers electing service under this option must pay an additional monthly charge for the special metering required, in
accordance with the Company's Rider 7—Meter Lease, as revised from time to tins•. Such additional charge will begin with
the first bill based on a regular ending meter reading date on or after May 16 aura shall continue for a minimum of twelve
regular billing periods. Once a customer has elected this option, such charges shall apply during successive 12-month
penods unless the customer requests in writing by February 15 of any year that he no longer desires this option.
(Continued on Shea No.27)
Filed wish the Illinois Commerce Cummiaision on August 28,1987 Date E11'ective: Oatuber 12.19S7
Asterisk(*)indicates change Issued by G.P.Rifakes.Vice President
Yost Oflke Boat 767,Cbjmgo,Illinois 6069
ELECTRICITY
Commonwealth For the Cities and Villages listed an ELL.C.C.No.4
Sheets Not.4,5,8,7 and 8 2nd Revised Sheet No.21
Edison Company and the unincorporated connguous territory (Cancelling 1st Revised Sheet No.27)
RATE C GENERAL SERVICE
(Continued from Sheet No.26)
Term of Contract
For customers first receiving service hereunder, the initial term of contract shall be 24 months. Upon expiration of the initial
or any renewal term of contract hereunder, the Customer's contract shall be automatically renewed for a period of 12
months.
A new contract, with an initial term of 24 months, shall be required whenever the Company is called upon to provide
additional or different facilities to serve a demand greater than that specified in the Customer's then effective contract, and
the term of such new contract shall commence at the beginning of the month next following the date when the facilities
installed to serve the increased demand become available for service.
The Customer shall have the right to terminate his contract and discontinue service from the Company at any time on 30
days written nonce to the Company; provided, however, that in the event of such termination ail amounts due the
Company shall forthwith be paid.
'GeseniLL
Peak periods,for purposes hereof,shall be the hours of 9 a.m.to 10 p.m.on Monday through Friday,except on days on which
the following holidays art generally observed: New Fear's Day, Memorial Day, Independence Dav, Labor Day,
Thanksgiving Day,Christmas Day and,if one of the foregoing holidays occurs on a Tuesday or Thursday, the immediately
preceding Monday or immediately following Friday,respectively.
Nothing in this rate shall be deemed to preclude a residential occupancy on the Customer's property from being_ served as a
separate customer on a residential rate.
The Schedule of which this rate is a pan includes certain general Terms and Conditions and Riders. Service hereunder is
subject to these Terms and Conditions and the Riders applicable to this rate.
Filed with the Illinois Commerce Commission an November 29,1984 Date Effective.November 29, 1984
Issued pursuant to Order of Illinois Commerce Issued by W.B.Behnke. Vice Chairman.
Commission entered July 12,1984 to Case No.83.0531 and to W Special Post Office Box 767,Chicago,Illinois 60690
Permission Order No.R-18552 entered November 14,1994
Asterisk 1') indicates change
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ELECTRICITY
For the Cities and Villages listed on ILL.C.C.\o.4
Commonwealth Sheets Nos.4.5,6. 7 and 8 Sth Revised Sheet No.:6
Edison Company and the unincorporated contiguous temtory (Cancelling 7th Revised Sheet No. 56)
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
Equipment Furnished and Maintained by Customer.
All wiring and other electrical equipment on the premises, or cenne=g the premises with the Company's service, furnished
by the Customer, should be suitable for the purposes hereof, and should be installed and maintained by the Customer at all
times in conformity with the requirements of the National Fire Protection Association and the properly constituted local
authorities, and shall be installed and maintained in conformance with the specifications and requirements contained in the
Company's "Information and Requirements for the Supply of Electric Service", as filed with the Illinois Commerce
Commission and in effect from time to time.
Municipal Permits and inspection Fees.
The Customer agrees to secure, without cost to the Company, all necessary municipal permits for the installation and
operation of the electrical wiring and equipment on the premises.
Landlord's Consent.
In case the Customer is not the owner of the premises or of intervening property between the premises and the Company s
lines, the Customer shall obtain from the proper owner, or owners, the necessary consent to the installation and
maintenance on the premises and on such intervening property of all wiring and other electrical equipment required for
supplying electricity to the Customer.
Continuous Service.
The Company shall not be responsible in damages for any failure to suppiy electricity, or for interruption, or reversal of the
supply, if such failure, interruption, or reversal is without willful default or negligence on its part, nor for interruptions, by
uncierimquency relays or otherwise,to preserve the integrity of the Company's system or interconnected systems.
Access to Premises.
The property authorized agents of the Company shall at all reasonable hours have free access to the premises for the purpose
of reading,examining,repairing,or removing the Company meters or other property.
Riuht of Cut-Off.
The Company shall have the right to discontinue its electric service to the Customer and to remove its property from the
Customers premises upon prior written notice given pursuant to the provisions of 83 Illinois Administrative Code Part 2S0
as in effect from time to time,and Section 8-202 of"The Public Utilities Act,as amended" when:
(a) bills for electricity are in arrears, or the Customer fails to make or increase a deposit or make payment under the terms
of a deferred payment agreement,or
(b) the Customer fails to comply with a Commission ruling or with any terms and conditions of the Company on file with
the Commission,or
(c) the Company discovers evidence of tampering with any meter or the wiring leading from the Companvs service
connection to any meter with the effect of reducing the registration of the Customers demand or energy use, unless the
Customer pays to the Company, the following or any combination thereof at the Company election after notice of
same is received by the Customer and within the time permitted for discontinuance of service in Section 250.130 of
such Code Part 280:
(1) the amount of any Company revenue loss attributable to said tampering (such amounts to be estimated in
accordance with Section 410.260 of the 83 Illinois Administrative Code Pan 410, or, if Section 410.260 is not
applicable,by means of historical or subsequent test data);
(2) Cash Deposit, the amount of which shall be determined in accordance with Section 280.70 of such Code Part 250,
but requests for such deposits shall only be made in the event said Customer does not cutterttly have on file
with the Company a cash deposit in an appropriate amount:
(3) expenses incurred in replacing and/or repairing the meter and clerical expense incurred in the preparation of the
bill.
` The Company will not, however, require the current Customer to pay the Cash Deposit specified in (2) above or the
expenses specified in (3) above when its invesugauon establishes that an unrelated predecessor customer performed
the tampering or caused it to be performed.
Service disconnected hereunder shall be promptly reconnected upon the Customer fulfilling the obligations set forth herein.
The Companys right to discontinue service hereunder is subject to the provisions of Section 280.160, Dispute Procedures,
of such Code Part 280.
Whenever the Company disconnects service following an unauthorized restoration of service previously disconnected, the
Customer must pay a reconnection charge of 525.00 for each such occumnce in addition to any other amounts then payable
before service will be restored by the Company.
(Continued on Sheet No. 57)
Filed with the Illinois Commerce Commission on Mav 21, 1987 Date EfTective:July 5, 1987
Asterisk(`) indicates change Issued by G.P. Rilakes. Vice President,
Post Office Box 767,Chicago,Illinois o0o90
ELECTRICITY
For the Cides and Villages listed on ILL.C.C.No.4
Commonwealth Sheets Noe.4,5,6,7 and 8 5th Revised Sheet No.57
Edison Company and the unincorporated contiguous territory (Cancelling 4th Revised Sheet No. 57)
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
(Continued from Sheet No.56)
Service Facilities.
Except as otherwise provided in the rate, the Company shall furnish as a standard installation facilities adequate to supply and
meter at a single point of delivery a normal load equal to the maximum 30-minute demand of the customer, at a power factor
of not less than 85 percent lagging. If additional or different facilities are furnished by the Company for its convenience,
such facilities will be deemed to be part of a standard installation. Each standard installation shall include, where
necessary, facilities for one standard transformation The type of facilities comprising a standard installation, including
meters,shall be determined by the Company's standard practice.
Where any of the atstomer's utilization equipment has characteristics which, in the Conpany's judgment, may cause
interference with service to other customers or result in operation at a low power factor, the customer shall, at the request of
the Company, provide suitable facilities to preclude such interference or improve such power factor, or both, as the case
may be. Otherwise, the Company shall have the right to provide, at the expense of the customer, the facilities necessary
to preclude such condition or conditions.
Where for any reason facilities in excess of a standard installaton are provided by the Company, such facilities shall be
installed, maintained and operated in accordance with the provisions of the Company's Optional or Non-Standard Facilities
rider and Meter Lease rider.
Metering.
The Company will furnish and maintain all metering equipment necessary for measuring and billing the electricity supplied.
The customer shall provide a suitable place for the metering equipment which shall be readily accessible to employes of the
Company for reading,testing,inspecting or exchanging such metering equipment.
Each separate point of delivery required by the customer will be metered separately and billed as a separate account unless
otherwise provided in the rate.
Where the Company, prior to July 13, 1970, permitted more than one family living quarters in the former Central Illinois
Electric and Gas Co. territory to be served through one meter, the kilowatthours specified in each block of Rate 1 shall be
multiplied by the number of separate family living quarters so served when computing the bill. Monthly minimum and
customer charges shall also be multiplied by the number of separate living quarters so served when computing the bill.
Light Bulb Service.
Unless specifically provided for in the rate,light bulb service will not be provided by the Company.
Testing of Utilization Equipment.
If any customer served under a rate which includes a demand charge has an abrupt increase in demand occasioned by the testing
of utilization equipment for use on his premises, the increased demand so occasioned shall not be taken into account in the
deterninaton of the customer's Maximum Demand: provided that the customer shall have arranged with the Company, in
writing, at least five days in advance, for the making of the test at a time approved by the Company. Such testing will not
be approved during Peak Penods(as defined in Rate 6L of this Schedule)from June l through September 30.
Company's Property and Protection Thereof.
All meters, transformers, poles, stntcturcs and other facilities placed on the customer's premises by the Company for the
purpose of rendering electric service to said premises, unless otherwise expressly provided, shall be and remain the property
of the Company, and the customer shall exercise rmsonabie cart to protect such property from loss or damage. When there
is a change in the customer's operation or construction which, in the judgment of the Company, makes the relocation of
the facilities necessary, or if relocation is requested by the customer, the Company will move such facilities at the
customers expense to an acceptable location on the cusaamers premises.
• Exclusive Electric Service.
No other electric light or power service shall be used by the customer on the same installation in conjunction with the
Company's service, either by means of a "throw-over switch or any other connection, except in cases where the customer
is served under the Company's Rider 4, Parallel Operation of Customer's Qualifying Generating Facilities, and/or Rate 18,
Standby Service, or the customer has electric generating equipment which is utilized only in the event of interruption in the
Company's service. With the exception of all residertiai customers and any customer whose total generating capability is
ten kilowatts or less,standby service is available only under Rate I8,Standby Service.
(Continued on Sheet No.58)
Fled with the Illinois Commerce Commission on March 16. 1969 Date Effective: April 30, 1989
Asterisk(•)Indicates change Issued by G.P.Rlfakes, Vice President
Post Office Box 767,Chicago,Illinois 60690
ELECTRICITY
For the Cities and Villages listed on
Commonwealth Sheets nos.4,5,6,7 and 8 9th ILL. et �o.4
Revised Sheet No.58
Edison Company and the unincorporated contiguous territory (Cancelling Sth Revised Sheet No.5S)
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
(Continued from Sheet\o.57)
Deposit.
The Company shalt have the right, in accordance with the provisions of the S3 Illinois Administrative Code Part 230 as in
effect from time to time,to require customers to make deposits to establish and maintain credit.
Meter Readings and Billings.
The Company shall read meters and issue bills for service on a monthly basis. For the purposes of this Schedule the terms
"month" or"monthly" shall mean a period of approximately 30 days.
In accordance with the 83 Illinois Administrative Code Part 2S0 as in effect from time to time, the Company will make
available to customers whose bills fluctuate substantially over an annual period a budget-billing plan designed to permit the
Customer to equalize monthly payments so far as practicable. Late payment charges shall not be applicable to budget-
billing installments. A customer's budget-billing plan may be terminated if the Customer fails to meet payment
requirements.
In cases where the Customer installs, owns and maintains his own metering equipment in parallel with the Company s
metering equipment for purposes of demand control or other reasons, the sole basis for billing shall be the demands and
energy registered on the Company's meters.
Payment of Bills.
Bills issued by the Company for electric service are payable without the addition of late payment charges if payment i<
received by the Company on or before the due dates shown on the bills. If any amount due is not received by the Comoam
by the due date,a late payment charge will be added to the amount due in accordance with the following provisions:
Residential Customers.
Bills are due within 21 days after the billing date and the late payment charge is applicable thereafter. The Company will,
however, extend a due date in accordance with the S3 Illinois Administrative Code Part 2S0 by up to ten days in those
circumstances and for those customers specified in the Code.
*Governmentri Agencies and Certain Schools.
pursuant to ure rmvisions of the Illinois Revised Statutes, as amenued from time to time and as modified herein, late payment
charges, as indicated below, shaii be applied for service rendered, Except for agencies of the federal government, bills are
due within b0 days after the billing date and the late payment charge is applicable thereafter. This payment period i
applicable to any non-federal governmental agency occupying the premises and using the Company's electric service for a
governmental purpose, and to any other customer using such service in the operation of classrooms and related instructional
facilities, employed to provide a course of instruction n for children of grade or high school age substantially equivalent to
that of public grade or high schools; provided, however, that if the customer emplovs the facilities for any non-
instructional purpose such as public assembly, finless empioyment for such other purpose is incidental only, such customer
shall not be entitled to the 60-day payment period hereunder. For federal agencies, bills are due within 45 days after the
billing date ana the iate paynu=charge is 4ppiicaale.thereafter.
Customers Having Five or More P4ctnises L/tT /.'/eL..r/, = —?S' i od i>,a i - .ieee,, .-
Customers regularly operating five or more premises may, upon wnuen rrquest to the Company, have a single day in each
month designated as the due date for the payment of bills for ail sum premises, such day to be selected by the Companv.
All such bills are due on such date and the late,raymwnt charges of all sucin bills are applicable thereafter.
All Other Customers.
Bills are due within 14 days after the billing date and the late payment charge is applicable thereafter.
* Late Payment Charge.
The late payment charge payable in any month shall be an amount equal to the following applicable percentage times the sum
of (1) the currently monthly bill, or any pan thereof, that remams unpaid after the due bate, and (2) any unpaid amounts
from prior billing periods,including previously assessed late payment charges.
(a) Local Governmental Agencies and Certain Schools 1.01%
(b) All other Customers
(Continued on Sheet No. 59)
Filed with the Illinois Commerce Commission on Mav 15. 1987 Date Effective:Jul% 1, 1987
Asterisk(•) indicates change
Issued by G.P.Rifakes Vice President,
Post Office Box 767,Chicago,Illinois 60690
ELECTRICfPY
For the Cities and Villages listed on ILL.C.C.No.4
Commonwealth Sheets Nos.4,5,6.7 and 8 12th Revised Sheet No.59
Edison Company and the tauncaptxated contiguous territory (Cancelling 1 Ith Revised Sheet No. 59)
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
(Continued from Sheet Na 58)
Due Date Falling on Saturday,Sunday or Holiday.
When the due date falls on Saturday, Sunday or a legal holiday, such due date will be automatically extended to include the first
full business day following.
Allowance for Late Payment.
The Company will, for residential customers, waive the assessment of a late payment charge for one monthly period in each
calendar year. The Company will, however, reassess the late payment charge if the amount on which such charge was
waived remains unpaid 30 days following the due date of such amount. No waiver of late payment charges shall be granted
to non-msidcnual customers.
Payment by Mail.
The Company will accept a payment remitted by mail as timely payment if such mailed payment is received within two full
business days following the due date. If the mailed payment is received more than two business days after such due date, it
will be credited to the customers account and, except as provided above under "Allowance for Late Payment', the late
payment charge will be added to the customers nut bill
Objection to Bill Filed Prior to Due Date.
Where objection to any bill is filed by the customer prior to its due date, and an investigaton by the Company is required, the
Company will accept the amount billed as payment in full of sucn bill if made prior to its due date or within 14 days after
the customer has been notified of the results of such investigation.
w Invalid Check Charge.
If a customer pays for any service rendered by the Company with a check which is subsequently returned to the Company by
the customers bank of deposit because sufficient funds are not on deposit in the account upon which the check was drawn,
or because the check was drawn on a nonexistent or closed account, a charge of S5.00 shall be made to such customer for
each such check, except that the Company will not make such charge for a customers first invalid check following
September 30, 1985. The Company may require cash payment (U.S. currency, postal money order or certified check)
following issuance of a Final Notice Prior to Disconnection for a past due bill if the customer previously rendered payment
for any portion of the service included in the past due bill with an invalid check.
Temporary or Seasonal Service.
When the customer will make only temporary use of electric service, the customer shall pay to the Company in advance the
estimated cost to the Company, including taxes, if anv, of furnishing, installing and removing such facilities as the
Company may provide for such temporary service. When service to a customer is disconnected and reconnected on a
seasonal basis at the customers request, reconnection of the same service for that customer shall be provided upon payment
of an amount equal to the Monthly Customer Charges applicable to the period during which service was disconnected, plus
the esuma[ed cos[ to disconnect or remove and reconnect or reinstall Company facilities. The Company may elect to use,
in lieu of detailed estimates of cos, flat charges, as in effect from time to time, for work performed hereunder. Such flat
charges shall not be higher than the Company s unit costs for such work.
Temporary or seasonal service is not available for servce to installations requiring the application of Rate 18, Standby
Service.
(Continued on Shea No. 59.10)
Filed with the Illinois Commerce Commission on March 10, 1989 Date Effective: April 30. 1989
Asterisk(') Indicates change Issued by G. P.Rifakes, Vice President
Past Office Box 767,Chicago, Illinois 60690
ELECTRICITY
Commonwealth For the Cities and Villages listed on
Sheets Nos.4,5,6,7 and 8 ILL.C.C.No.4
Edison Company and the unincorporated contiguous territory Original Sheet No.59.10
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
(Continued from Sheet No.59)
Company-owned Residential Service Connections.
Certain residential customers have been provided with Company-owned service connections which include Company-owned
poles on private property under previously applicable rules of service. The Company shall continue to own and maintain
such service connections required to provide service to the Customers except that(a) the Company will,at the Customers
request, transfer such service connection (except the portion thereof constituting a standard service connection) to the
Customer in good and serviceable condition, or (b) the Customer shall accept full ownership of such service connection
(except the portion thereof constituting a standard service connection)and shall thereafter maintain it if,at his request, the
Company is required to (1) relocate such service connection. (2) increase the capacity of such service connection, or (3)
rebuild all or a part of such service connection to provide an additional phase or phases. The Company shall perform the
required modifications of the service connection at its expense and shall transfer such modified service connection to the
Customer in good and serviceable condition.
Resale.
The Company will not furnish electricity for resale except as provided under Rider 12.
Assignment.
The benefits and obligations of the contract for service shall inure to and be binding upon the successors and assigns of the
original parties thereto, respectively, for the full term thereof:provided,that no assignment shall be made by the Customer
without first obtaining the Company's written consent and provided,further,that the successor shall execute and deliver to
the Company an agreement assuming and agreeing to be bound by the original contract.
Agents Cannot Modify Agreement.
No agent has the authority to amend, modify, or alter the contract for service, or waive any of its conditions. or to bind the
Company by making any promises or representations not contained therein.
Fire or Other Casualty—Customer's Premises.
In case a fire or other casualty shall occur on the premises. rendering them unfit for the purposes of the Customer's business.
the Customer's contract shall thereupon be suspended until such time as the premises shall have been reconstructed and
reoccupied by the Customer for the purposes of his business.
Residential Conservation Service Play Energy Audits.
A charge of$15.00,payable in advance,shall be applicable for each residential customer who elects to have an energy audit of
his home under the Illinois Residential Conservation jervtce Program Plan.
(Continued on Sheet No.60)
Filed with the Illinois Commerce Commission on October 24,1983 Date Effective.November 1.1983
Issued pursuant to Order of Illinois Commerce Commission entered Issued by W.B.Behnke,Vice Chairman.
September 21, 1983.in Case No.92-9SSI Post Office Box 767,Chicago,Illinois 60690
Asterisk(-)indicates change
ELECTRICITY
Commonwealth For the Ades and Villages listed on ILL.C.C.No.4
Sheets Nos.4,5,6,7 and 8 3rd Revised Sheet No.60
Edison Company and the unincorporated contiguous temtory (Cancelling 1st Revised Sheet No.60)
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
(Continued from Sheet No.59.10)
'Electric Energy Contingency Plan.
The provisions herein are to be implemented in the event of shortages of electric energy arising from inadequate fuel supplies
or from other long-term energy or capacity shortages. The provisions do not apply in the event of short-term shortages of
adequate capacity to meet loads during emergency conditions of only a few hours' duration, and in any event shall not
prevent the Company from taking whatever steps are necessary,at any time,in whatever order,and with or without notice,
to preserve integrity of the Company's system and interconnected network.
In the event of any developing shortage of electric energy, as above described, the Company will first take steps it deems
appropriate to obtain additional sources of fuel or electric energy and will apply any appropriate electricity or fuel
conservation measures to its own operation,to the extent possible without reducing personnel and production efficiency. The
Company will also, to the extent possible, employ voltage reductions(not intentionally to exceed 8%) to reduce energy use,
and will, to the extent permitted by the applicable rate provisions,interrupt its interruptible customers in order to conserve
energy. The Company will, if practicable, notify customers by appropriate media announcements 24 hours to advance of
any planned nominal voltage reduction in excess of 5%,
If the preceding measures are inadequate or are bllely to be inadequate to alleviata the electric energy shortage, the Company
shall notify the Office of the Chief Clerk of the Illinois Commerce Commission and the Commission's Electric Engineering
Section of the present status of the energy shortage, measures that have been taken by the Company, what the Company
plans to do, and what the public can do on a voluntary basis to alleviate the shortage. The Company may, if it believes
appropriate, and before or after such notice to the Commission,survey some or all of its largest commercial and industrial
customers to determine whether any such customers may be planning a reduction in their electricity use for other reasons,
and what other measures could be taken to reduce their electricity use. The Company may, but only after 24-hour advance
notice to the Commission, make public appeals for voluntary curtailment of electricity use. Any means of communication
which the Company believes appropriate, ranging from the mass media to individual customer contact may be employed.
and the Company may make appropriate suggestions to the public concerning measures that can be taken to reduce use.
If the above measures fail to alleviate the shortage of electric energy, and if the Company's "expected period of electricity
supply"as defined below declines to 30 days or less, the Company will,upon 24-hour notice to the Commission,implement a
plan of mandatory curtailment.
The Company will, by media communications it considers appropriate, notify customers of the amount of curtailment
required. Such amount will be expressed as a percen=e of electricity use durmg an appropriate base period preceding
appeals for voluntary curtailment. In addition, the Company will individually notify by telephone, with confirmation in
writing,all customers with demands of 1,500 kilowatts or more and supply to the Commission a list of all such customers so
notified. The Company's initial notice of mandatory curtailment shall not regwre curtailment in excess of 301;. If.however,
the Company subsequently determines that a greater percentage curtailment than that initially specified is necessary it may,
after 24-hour notice w the Commission notify customers that such greater curtailment will be required.
Any customer not complying with a mandatory curtailment of electricity use will be subject to disconnection of service,
notwithstanding any contrary provisions of this tariff or the Cornmission's General Order 172. upon 48-hour nonce to the
customer and to the Cornmicgion's Electric Engineering Section.Such disconnection shall be effective for the duration of the
period of mandatory curtailment, unless the customer presents a plan for compliance and complies with the mandatory
curtailment then in effect. Curtailment will not be required, however, to the extent that it would seriously jeopardize
"essential services as defined below. The Commission's EIectric Engineering Section shall be notified of restoration of
service to any customer disconnected for failure to comply with the required mandatory curtailment.
As a part of any plan of mandatory curtailment the Company may,upon 24-hour nonce to the Commission,implement a plan
of rotating interruptions of distribution system circuits, avoiding to the extent necessary and practicable interruption of
circuits providing electricity for "essential services Such interruptions shall be limited to no more than three hours at a
time and to no more than nine hours per day for any circuit. The Company will, to the extent possible. notify customers
through the public media of the times at which their service may be interrupted. The Company will maintain a current
record of customer locations at which respirators,kidney dialysis units and other similar life support equipment dependent
upon electricity are used, and will to the extent possible avoid interruption of service to such customers unless prior
precautions to protect their health and safety have been taken.
(Continued on Sheet No.60A)
Filed with the Illinois Commerce Commission on July 14,1980 Date Effective,July 24,1980
Issued pursuant to Order of 1111aws Commerce Commisaas Luued by H.H.Nexoa,Senior Vice-President,
entered July 9,in Case No.79.4619 Post Office Box 767,Chiesgo,Illinois 60690
Asterisk(')indicates change
ELECTRICITY
Commonwealth For the Cities and Villages listed on
Sheets Nos.4,5,6,7 and 8 ILL.C.C.No. 4
Edison Companv and the unincorporated contiguous temtory Original Sheet No.60.1
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
(Continued from Sheet No.60)
For purposes hereof the "expected period of electricity supply"shall be the estimated number of days before the Company will
be unable to meet its projected system loads because of insufficient fuel, interruption of electricity supplies from other
interconnected utilities or other causes.The following factors shall be taken into account in estimating such number of days:
(1) current supplies of fuel plus anticipated fuel deliveries and any possible transfer of fuel from one station to another,
(2) expected system electricity use,taking into account the effect of efforts to conserve electricity,and
(3) the expected availability of owned generating capacity,availability of outside sources of electricity.commitments to sell
electricity to other systems and the effect of conservation measures by the Company in its own operation
For purposes hereof"essential services"shall mean those services or activities requiring the use of electricity for the protection
of the public health,safety or security or w aid in alleviating the electricity shortage. Customers providing essential services
are exempt from mandatory curtailment requirements only to the extent necessary to provide those services, and are not
necessarily exempt from inclusion in a plan of rotating interruption of distribution system circuits. Such inclusion may, for
example, occur because the Company has no knowledge of such customers on particular circuits or because the importance
of interrupting particular circuits in order to distribute more fairly the burden of achieving needed load curtailment
outweighs the importance of an uninterrupted supply of electricity to such customers on those circuits. Facilities deemed to
be engaged in providing essential services are subject to change by the Illinois Commerce Commission. Examples of facilities
which may be engaged, in whole or in part, in providing essential services include, but are not necessarily limited in the
following.
1. Facilities for life support
A Huspitals and convalescent homes
B Respirators,kidney dialysis units and other similar equipment
2 Facilities for national,state or local security
A Missile sites
B. Defense communication network centers
C Civil defense facilities
D Prisor,�
E Other governmental facilities essential for national defense or emergency services
3 Facilities for public health and safety
A Police and fire control facilities
B Traffic signal and control.and highway lighting facilities
C Public utility facilities, including those for providing electricity, natural or manufactured gas. garbage collection,
water and sewage dlsTwsal
D Operation, guidance control and navigation facilities for public transportation and shipping. including rail. mass
transit,and commercial air and water transportation
E Communication facilities.inciudmiz telephone,telegraph.radio and television
F Medical and food supply facilities
4 Facilities for the production and distribution of energy resources
A Coal mining and transportation facilities.
B Facilities for the production.storage and distribution of natural or manufactured gas and petroleum fuels
C Facilities for the production, transmission and distribution of electricity
D Construction of facilities that would aid in alleviating the instant electricity shortage
Filed with the Illinois Commerce Commaxwe on July 24, 1980 Date Effective,July 24, 1980
Issued pursuant to Order of Illinois Commerce Commssioo Issued by H.H.Nexon.Senior Vice-President,
entered July 9, 1980,in Case No. 79-0516 Post Office Box 767,Chicago,Illinois 60690
F1F_CIRICM1
For the Cities and Villages listed on ILL.C.C.\o.4
Commonwealth Sheets Nos. 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8
rn an. and the unincorporated 0thi Revised Sheet No.83
Edison Co
p rporated contiguous territory (Cancelling loth Revised Sheet No. 83)
RIDER 20
• ELECTRIC FUEL ADJUSTML'N'T CLAUSE
Applicable to all Rates except Rates 23 and 26 and also applicable to Riders 13,25 and 26
• This rider is applicable to all kilowatthours ()CWH's)of energy supplied to customers served by the Company under the above
designated rates and riders and under individual contracts on file with the Illinois Commerce Commission (Commission)
wherr lk, rk—P for such rnertry is yubiect to adjustment for increases and decreases in the cost of fuel. .Effective for bills
Issued for the July,1990 billing period and alter.
• Costs passed through the Electric Fuel Adjustment Clause represent estimates of actual costs to be incurred, with adjustment to
actual costs as they become available. The fuel costs used in calculating the Fuel Adjustment Charge or Credit per KWH art
the total of allowable fuel and fuel related coos as identifed hereia.
• The charges for all KWH's of energy supplied to designated custotners shall be increased or decreased by a Fuel Adjustment
Charge or Credit determined as follows:FAC= r((CF - CPP - CNS) X 100\j - BFC + Ra + Ro + D] X GT
S
where:
FAC= Fuel Adjustment Charge or Credit per KWH: The amount in cents per KWH, rounded to the nearest .001 a, to be
charged for each KWH in any monthly billing period. The FAC is subject to adjustment to minimize overlunder
recoveries of allowable fuel costs by application of the automatic reconciliation factor (Ra) and the ordered
reconciliation factor (Ro) as defined herein. The FAC is also subject to adjustment by apphcaton of a desulfuriuuon
factor (D) to recover certain desuifunzauon costs as defined herein.
CF= Allowable Cost of Fuel associated with Company owned generaung plants: Fuel cost includes the cost of all fossil and
nuclear fuel to be consumed in the Company owned plants andror in plants owned by whobyowned subsidiaries of
the Company and/or the Company's share of fossil and nuclear fuel to be consumed in jointly owned or leased plants
during the period for which the FAC is being determined.
CPP= Allowable Energy Cost associated with Purchased Power. Purchased power includes emergency, contract and economy
purchases from other electric utilities and from customers served under the Company's Rider 4, Parallel Operation of
Customers Qualifying Generating Facilities. Except for power purchased for economy reasons, only the energy related
portion of the charges for power to be purchased during the period for which the FAC is being determined is included.
The demand charge portion of the charges for power to be purchased for economy reasons is also included. All other
associated charges are specifically excluded. Non-monetary exchanges of power are not included.
CNS= Fuel Costs associated with Sales Not Subject to the Electric Fuel Adiustment Clause: Ton-jurisdictional sales include
sales for resale, inti rdeparimi—i-i sales, energy furnished without charge and other sales not subject to the Electric
Fuel Adjustment Clause. Such fuel costs shall be calculated on the basis of the avenge fuel costs during the period
for which the FAC is being determined except in the case of fuel costs associated with interchange power sales
(emergency, contract and economy power sales to other electric utilities) which shall represent the amounts to be
recovertd with respect to fuel in such Saks,ordmanly the incremental cost of Sucb fuel.
(Continued on Shea No. 83.10)
Fled wlth the Illinois Commerce Commission on June 29, 1990 EfTccthe Jull 1, 1990, until the rates filed on April 12. 1990.
Issued pursuant to Second Interim Order on Remand of the Illinois or such other rates as tht Commission mat establish In Dkt. No.90.0169
Commerce Commission entered June 28, 1"0 In Cons.DkL become efTective or,if earlier,until the Second Interim Order on Remand
Nos. 87.0169, 87.0327, 88.0189, 88.0219 and 89.0253 Ir Cons. Dku. 87.0427, 87-0169, 85.0189, 88.0219 and 89.0253 Is staved.
Asterisk(•) indicates change
Issued by G.P.Rifakes, Vice President
Post Office Boi 767, Chicago, Illinois 60690
EIEL-MCM
For the Cities and Villages listed on ILL.C.C.No.4
Commonvtealth Sheds !cos. 4, S, 6, 7 and 8 28th Revised Sheet -No. 93.10
Edison Company and the unincorporated contiguous territory (Cancelling 26th Revised Sheet No. 83.10)
RIDER 20
• ELECTRIC FUEL A.DJUSTNIENT CLAUSE
(Continued from Sheet No. 83)
S= K A'H's subject to FAC estimated to be billed to ultimate consumers during the period for which the FAC is being
determined.
BFC= Base Fuel Cost: The base fuel cost is the fuel cost included in the energy charges of the Company's rates. This base
cost is equal to 1.178 cents per kilowsuhour.
• RA= Automatic Reconciliation Factor. The automatic reconciliation factor shall be calculated based an the overfunder
recoveries of actual allowable costs at the end of the second month prior to the billuhg period divided by the KWH's
subject to the Electric Fuel Adjustment Clause estimated to be billed to ultimate consumers during the billing period.
The automatic reconciliation factor shall be a credit or charge depending on whether there has been an over or under
recovery.
• Ro= Ordered Reconciliation Factor: The FAC is subject to an ordered reconciliation factor as may be required by the
Commission.
• D= Desulfurizauon Factor. The desulfuriratiou factor shall be calculated based on the desulfurization costs as defined herein
incurred in the second month prior to the billing period divided by the KWH's subject to the Electric Fuel Adjustment
Clause estimated to be billed to ultimate consumers during the billing period.
' GT= Gross Receipts Tax Factor: The gross receipts revenue tax factor is calculated in accordance with the following formula:
100
GT =
(100- L)
where t is the revenue to rate embodied in the Company s rates. This tax rate is equal to 4.00 percent in the City of
Chicago and tiro percent outside the City of Chicago.
The billing period is the period beginning with the first billing cycle of the month for which the FAC is being determined
and ending with the last billing cycle thereof.
The allowable fuel and fuel related costs (CF), will include the direct cost of fuel delivered at the Company's generating plants.
The direct fossil fuel costs are limited to costs entered into fuel expense Accounts 0501 and #547 which have been cleared
upon consumption from Fuel Stock Account $151, or in the case of gas fuel the amount which is charged directly to
Accounts 0501 and M547. Costs cleared from Fuel Stock Accounts 0152 and 0153 arc specifically excluded. The cost of
fuel used in the generation or production of electric power shall not include transportation costs of coal.
• The cost of nuclear fuel will be that as expensed in Account #518, including provisions for storage and disposal of spent
nuclear fuel and spent fuel disposal fees with related interest, except that handling costs for nuclear fuel assemblies or any
expense for fossil fuel which has already bees included is the costs of fossil fuel are specifically excluded.
The costs of fuel consumed associated with test generation shall be included in allowable fuel and fuel related charges to the
extent that the) are equal to or less than the avenge heal costs of the Company s other units operated during the period for
which the FAC is being determined. Average fuel costs equal total fuel wits of the Company's generating facilities less the
cost of test generation, divided by total net generation less test generation.
Desulfurization costs shall be payments for professional services, licenses, etc., for the implementation and operation of a
process for the desulfunzation of the flue gas when burning high sulfur coal at any location within the State of Illinois
irrespective of the s iammeat &Laois designation of such location
The interpretation and application of this rider will be in accoviance with all provisions set forth in 83 Illinois
Administrauve Code Part 425 as ordered by the Casixmrssiaa.
(Cr=njcd or. S :e: No. 83.2zi
Filed with the Illinois Commerce Commission on June 29,19" Efrectise Jul) 1. 1990, until the rates filed on April 12, 1990,
Lssucd pursuant to Second Interim Order on Remand of the Illinois or such other rates as the Commission may establish in Dkt. No.90.0169
Commerce Commission entered June 28,1990 In Cons.DkL become effectl%e or,If earlier,until the Second Interim Order on Remand
Kos. 97.0169, 87.0427, 88.0189, 88.0219 and 88-02SJ In Cons Dkls. 87.0327, 87-0169, 88.0189, 98.0219 and 88.0253 Is &lased.
Asterisk(•)Indicates change Issued by G.P.Rifakes,Vice President
Post Ofrice Box 767, Chicago, Illinois 60690
L
ELECIRIC M
For the Cities and Villages listed on ILL.C.C.\o.4
Commonwealth Sheets Kos. 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 2nd Revised Sheet No.83.20
Edison COmpanv and the unincorporated conuguous temtory (Cancelling Original Sheet No. 93.20)
RIDER 20
ELECTRIC ADJUSTMENT CLAUSE
(Continued from Shea No. 83.10)
• The difference between the amount of the overcharge as provided in the First Interim Order on Remand in Docket 87-0427 et
Ad, dated June 27, 1990, in Section 2 on page 20 and the amounts passed on to customers through the Ro factor shall be
reflected in an over/under recovery balance in the rider and shall be charged or credited to all customers subject to this rider
in accordance with the provisions under Ibis rider for calculaung a reconciiiauon factor.
• Any balance u2nsferrrd to this rider from Rider RR shall be reflected in an ordered reconciliation factor in this rider and shall
be charged or credited to all customers subject to this rider in accordance with the provisions under this rider for calculating
a reconciLation factor.
• Any amounts remaining from or in excess of the 20% deducted from the overcharge for the period January 1, 1989 through
June 30, 1990, as provided in the First Interim Order on Remand and as to which no customer or attorney claims as
Provided in the First Interim Order on Remand have been filed within two years, or which remain after settlement or
adjudication of such claims, will flow to the then-current customers through the automatic reconciliation factor of the fuel
adjustment clause.
• The differences between the computed amounts to be refunded and the actual refunds and which are not accounted for in
Rider RR shall be charged or credited to customers through reconciliation factors through the December 1992 billing cycle
and shall cam interest at the legal rate specified in the First Interim Order on Remand.
• The Company shall provide refunds to customers as provided in the First Interim Order on Remand not later than through the
end of the December 1992 billing cycle.
• The automatic mconctliauon factor shall be adjusted consistent with the adjustment to the Ro factor to reflect the First Interim
Order on Remand.
Fled with the Illinois Commerce Commission on June 29,1990 F-fTectAr July 1, 1990, until the rates filed on April 12, 199Q,
Lssued pursuant to Second Interim Order on Remand of the Illinois or such other rates as the Commission may establish in Dkt.No.90.0169
Commerce Commission entered June 28, 1990 In Cons. DkL become effectiie or,if earlier,until the Second Interim Order on Remand
Nos. 87.0169, 87.0427, 88.0189, 98.0219 and 88-0253 in Cons. Dkts. 87.0427, 87-0169, 88-0189, 88.0219 and 88.0253 Is stared.
Asterisk(•) Indicates change Issued b) G.P.Rifakes,Vice President
Post Office Boa 767, Chicago, Illinois 60690
EIECTRICTR'
For the Cities and Villages listed on ILL.C.C.No.4
Commonwealth Sheets Nos. 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 67th Revised Sheet No.85
Edison Company and the unincorporated contiguous territory (Cancelling 66th Revised Sheet No. 85)
RIDER 23
MUNICIPAL AND STATE TAX ADDMONS
Supplemental Schedules Applicable as Shown Below
State Tax Additions.
Pursuant to the provisions of Section 9-222 of the Act concerning public utilities, as amended, authorizing additional charges
for services rendered on account of certain taxes,the Company will add the following tax additions to each customer's bill:
(1) For the tax imposed on the Company by Section 2 of the Public Utilities Revenue Act, for any billing period, the lower
of: (i)0.32 cents for each kilowatthour of electricity furnished for use or consumption and not for resale or (ii) 5 percent of
all net billings (excluding all tax additions authorized by Sections 9-221 and 9-222 of the Act concerning public utilities)
for electricity furnished for use or consumption and not for resale, and for all services rendered in connection therewith
(except items of such billings not subject to the tax, and billings for transactions not subject to the tax), and
(2) For the tax imposed on the Company by Section 2-202 of the Act concerning public utilities, 0.10 percent of all net
billings (excluding all tax additions authorized by Sections 9-221 and 9-222 of such Act) for electricity furnished for use or
consumption and not for resale, and for all services rendered in connection therewith (except items of such billings not
subject to the tax, and billings for transactions not subject to the tax).
The total amount of such additions will be separately stated on each customer's bill.
Municipal Tax Additions.
Pursuant to the provisions of Section 9-221 of the Act conceming public utilities, as amended, authorizing certain additional
charges for services rendered in municipalities imposing the tax authorized by Section 8-11-2 of the Illinois Municipal
Code, as amended, the Company will add the percentages shown below opposite the names of such municipalities to all net
billings (including, where applicable, state tax additions referred to above) for electricity fumished for use or consumption
and not for resale, and for all services rendered in connection therewith, within the corporate limits of such municipalities
(except items of such billings not subject to the tax, and billings for transactions not subject to such tax). The amount of
the municipal tax additions will be separately designated on each customer's bill as 'Municipal Tax" or "City Tax" or by a
similar legend.
The percentage addition currently applicable in each municipality which has levied the municipal tax is shown below.
Percentage Percentage
Name of Addition to Name of Addition to
ltuniclpality Billings Municipality Billings
Batavia 2.060% t Clarendon Hills 1.030%
Bellwood 5.150% Cortland 5.15096
t Bensenville 5.150% Country Club Hills 5.150%
Berkeley 5.150% Darien 1.545%
Berwyn 4.635% Deer Park 2.060%
Blue Island 2.060% DeKalb 5.150%
` t Bolingbrook 4.120% N Dixmoor 5.15090
Broadview 5.150% Dixon 3.605%
Bull Valley 5.150% Durand 3.605%
Burr Ridge 5.150% t Earlville 2.575%
Braidwood 5.150% East Dundee 2.060%
Brookfield 4.635% East Hazel Crest 5.150%
Carol Stream 5.150% t Elmwood Park 4.120%
Carpentersville 5.150% Elwood 5.150%
Chicago 4.292% Erie 3.605%
Chicago Heights 4.120% Evanston 5.150%
Cicero 5.150% Flossmoor 4.378%
t Not applicable to state tax additions referred to above.
N Effective with bills issued on or after July 1, 1990.
(Corttinued on Sheet No. 86)
Filed with the illinois Commerce Commission on June 29, 1990 Date Effective: July 1, 1990
Asterisk(0)indicates change Issued by G.P.Rifakes,Vice President
Post Office Box 767, Chicago, Illinois 60690
ELECTRICITY
For the Cities and Villages listed on ILL.C.C.No.4
Commonwealth and
Net.4,5,6,7 and 8 65th Revised Sheet No.85
acid the arimcetporated cmuguoas territory (Cancelling 64th Revised Sheet No.85)
Edison Companv
RIDER 23
MUNICIPAL AND STATE TAX ADDMONS
Supplemental SchedWes Appiiable as Shown Below
State Tax Additions.
Pursuant to the provisions of Section 9-222 of the Act concerning public utilities, as amended, authorizing additional charges for
services rendered on&coo=of certain taxes,the Company will add the followmg tax additions to each customers bill:
(1) For the tax imposed on the Company by Section 2 of the Public Utilities Revenue Act, for any billing period,
the lower of: (i)0.32 cents for each tilowaahoutr of electricity furnished for use or consumption and not for
resale or (ii) 5 percent of all net billings (excluding all tax additions authorized by Sections 9-221 and 9-222
of the Act concerning pis c u 'ties) for electricity famished for use or consumption and not for resale, and
for all services rendered in connection therewith (except items of such billings not subject to the tax, and
billings for transactions not subject to the tax).and
(2) For the tax imposed on the Company by Section 2-202 of the Act concerning public utilities, 0.10 percent of
all net billings (excluding all tax additions authorized by Sections 9-221 and 9-222 of such Act) for electricity
famished for use or consumption and not for resale, and for all services rendered in connection therewith
(except Lions of such billings not subject to the tax,and billings for transactions not subject to the tax).
The tout amount of such additions will be separately stated on each customer's bill.
Municipal Tax Additions.
Pursuant to the provisions of Section 9-221 of the Act concerning public utilities, as amended, authorizing cenun additional
charges for services rendered in municipalities imposing the tax authorized by Section 8-11-2 of the Illinois Municipal Code,
as amended, the Company will add the percentages shown below opposite the names of such municipalities to all net billings
(including, where applicable, state tax additions referred to above) for electricity furnished for use or eonsumpuon and not for
resale, and for all services rendered in connection therewith, within the corporate limits of such municipalities (except items
of such billings not subject to the tax, and billings for transactions not subject to such tax). The amount of the municipal
tax additions will be separately designated on each customer s bill as"Municipal Tax"or"City Tax"or by a similar legend.
The percentage addition currently applicable in each municipality which his levied the municipal tax is shown below.
Percentage Percentage
Name of Addition to Name of Addition to
Municinality HillingS Municipality Billinos
Batavia 2.060% t Clarendon Hills 1.03090
Bellwood 5.150% Cortland 5.150%
t Bensenville 5.150% Country Club Hills 5.150%
Berkeley 5.150% Darien 2.575%
Berwyn 4.635% Deer Pais 2-060%
Blue Island 2.060% DeKalb 5.15090
t Bolingbrook 4.635% Dixmoor 5.15090
Broadview 5.15090 Dixon 3.605%
Bull Valley 5.15090 Durand 3.605%
Burr Ridge
5.150% t Eariville 2575%
• Braidwood 5.150%ii Ent Dundee 2.0t5090
Brooidield 4_635qo East Hazel Crest 5.150%
Card Suesm 5.150% t Elmwood Park 4.120%
Carpentersville 5.150% Elwood 5.150%
Chicago 4292% Erie 3.605%
Chicago Heights 4.12096 Evanston 5.15090
Cicero 5.150% Flossmoor 4.378%
t Not applicable to state tax additions referred to above.
M Effective with bills issued on or after October 1, 1988.
(Comitned on Sheet Na W
Daft Effective: October 1,1988
FUed with the Dllnola Commerce Committdta o an yeeo pttrer 30,1988 Lmied by G.P.Rifakes. Vice President
Ate"M Indicates change Post tMloe Box 767,Chcago,Illinois 60690
For the Cities and Villages listed on ILL.C.C.No.4
Commonwealth Sheets Nos.4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 66th Revised Sheet No.86
Edison Company and the unincorporated contiguous territory (Cancelling 65th Revised Sheet No. 86)
RIDER 23. NfLYICIPAL AND STATE TAX ADDITIONS
(Continued from Sheet No. 85)
Municipal Tax Additions(continued)
Percentage Percentage Percentage
Name of Addition to Name of Addition to Name of Addition to
Municipality Billings Municipality Billings Municipality Billings
Ford Heights 5.15090 t Lakewood 5.15096 Romeoville 5.15090
Fox River Grove 5.15090 Leaf River 5.150To Roselle 5.150910
Fox River Valley Lae 3.090% Rosemont 4.120%
Gardens 5.15090 Lincolnshire 5.150% Round Lake Heights 3.09090
t Franklin Paris 5.150% Lombsrd 4.120% Round Lake Paris 5.15096
Geneva 5.150% Lynwood 4.120% Sandwich 3.09090
Genoa 3.605% Lyons 5.1509a Schiller Park 5.15090
Gilberts 5.150% Male 5.150% •t Seneca 3.09090 #
Glencoe 5.150% Maple Park 5.150,10 Shannon 2.06090
t Glendale Heights 4.99690 Maywood 5.150% Shorewood 4.120%
Glen Ellvn 5.150% Melrose Part 3.863% Sleepy Hollow 5.150%
Glenview 5.150% Milledgeville 5.150% South Chicago Heights 4.120%
t Glenwood 3.090% t Minonk 3.605% South Holland 1.030% #
Godley 5.150% Naperville 5.15090 Spring Grove 2.060%
Golf 5.150% New Millford 3.090% Stone Park 5.150%
Harvey 5.15090 Niles 3.090% Streamwood 5.150%
Harwood Heights 5.150% North Chicago 5.150% Summit 5.150%
Hazel Crest 5.150% t Northfield 5.150% Sun River Terrace 5.150%
Hebron 5.150% t Northlake 5.150ao Thornton 4.120%
Highland Park 5.150% Oak Park 5.150% University Park 5.150%
Highwood 5.150% Odell 5.150% Vernon Hills 5.15090
t Hillside 5.150% Orland Hills 5.150% Villa Park 3.090%
Hinckley 3.090% Palos Heights 5.150% Warren 5.150%
Hinsdale 2.060% Palos Park 5.150% Waukegan 4.120% #
Hopkins Park 5.150% Park Forest 5.150% Wayne 5.150%
Indian Head Park 5.15090 Park Ridge 5.150% t West Chicago 5.150%
Island Lake 5.150% t Pecatonica 5.150% Western Springs 5.150%
Johet 2.060% Phoenix 5.150% Westmont 3.090%
Justice 5.150% Posen 5.150% Wheaton 3.090%
Kankakee 5.150% t Prospect Heights 5.150% Wilmette 5.150%
Kenilworth 5.150% t Richton Park 5.150% Wilmington 5.150%
LaGrange 3.090% Riverdale 1.545% Winfield 5.150%
LaGrange Park 3.090% River Forest 5.15090 Winthrop Harbor 5.150%
Lake Bluff 5.150% Riverside 5.150% Wood Dale 5.150%
Lake Forest 5.15090 Robbins 5.150% Woodridge 5.150%
Lake in the Hills 5.15090 Rockdale 5.150% Yorkville 5.15090
Zion 5.150%
t Not applicable to sta u tax additions referred to above_
# Effective with bills issued on or after October 1, 1990.
Filed with the Illinois Commerce Commission on September 28,1990 Date Effective: October 1, 1990
Asterisk(•)Indicates change Issued by G.P.Rifakes,Vice President
Post Office Box 767, Chicago, Illinois 60690