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Home My WebLink AboutA003 - Proof of publication, September 22, 1962 Proof of Publication in The Lt_GAL NO I ICF,, � -� 25.4. Commercial. This rate AMES DAILY TRIBUNE ORDINANCE NO. 1038 is available for general com- AN ORDINANCE AMENDING mercial usage and for mis- — — — �HAPTER 26 OF THE MUNI- eellaneous power uses where 41PAL CODE OF THE UNI- the consumption of electrical STATE OF IOWA,STORY COUNTY,ss. CITY !OF AMES, IOWA, BY REPEAL. energy in any meter reading ING SECTIONS 26-2, 26-3, 26-4,, period in any calendar year I, Hollis J. Nordyke, W. T. Farley on oath 26-5, 2,6-5(a) and 26-5(b); AND does not exceed 10,0% Kwh. i Rate, Per meter for electri- depose and say that I am publisher, foreman ENACTING NEW RESIDEN-` cal energy used dur- of the AMES DAILY TRIBUNE, a daily TIAL, . WATER I3EA�iNG, ing meter reading in- � COMMERCIAL AND GENERAL newspaper, printed at Ames, Story County, ,POWER RATE SCHEDULES tervals of approxi- ,FOR ELECTRICAL ENERGY mately 30 days. Iowa; that the annexed printedQrdll]ance AND SERVICE. For the first 25 Kwh 6.Oc per Kwh 'Be It Ordained By The City # 1038. -------------------- - For the next 375 Kwh - ---------- -------- Cuunciti„pf the City of Ames, 4.Oc per Kwb. Iowa, as follows: For the next3600 Kwh ------------------------------------------- Section 1. That Sections 26-2, 3.0c per Kwh 26-3, 26-4, 26-5, 26-5(a) -a n d All in excess of 4000 was published in said newspaper for 26-5(b) of. the Municipal Code Kwh-1.5c per Kwh of the City of Agnes, Iowa, be Minimum charge, consecutive weeks, the first ________________ and the same are hereby re- pealed, and the following en- $1.50 per meter read- and the last of said publication was on the acted in lieu thereof to be ing interval or known as Sections 26-2, 26-3, fraction thereof. _22Md,,_ day of ------SapleInbLer___ - - 26-4, and 26-5, respectively, of s a General Power. This rate the Municipal Code of the Ci i ty s available for service sup plied to any commercial or of Ames, Iowa: industrial customer where the 25-2. Residential Rate Sche- 7in consumption of electrical -----dule. Residential use for the energy in any month during Sworn to before me and subscribed purpose of this chapter shall a calendar year exceeds include only single phase 10,000 Kwh. A customer who presence by Hollis J. Nordyke, W. T. Farley electric s e r v i c e for resi- +exceeds 10,000 Kwh per dential use in a single family month in any one month may this ___3 <%____ day of ___�G4��r_____ dwelling, or to individually elect to receive power under metered apartments within this rate. A customer who.ex- apartment buildings and to seeds 10,000 Kwh consume- ' lighting for entrances, halls, _fz�- ls; - Notary Public tion per month in any three ,.�� - `- stairways and other use of months. within a calendar in and for Story County. electricity in connection with year, or who exceeds 12,000 Fees, $____ operation of such apartment Kwb consumption per montb buildings. Where a residence in any one month, shall be and a business are combined required to receive p o w e r in one premise, service for under this rate at the option the combined use will be con- I of the City. A customer who Customers who elect to sidered residential only if the L_ _ take Arvice at primary volt. predominate use is for resi- elects at his option t0 re- are shall be granted dis- dential purposes. If the use ceive power under this rate counts of the following type: is predominately for buss- may not return to the com- (a) Five percent of energy ness purposes, the customer mercial rate, except at the charge where metering shall be required to take all option of the City. is on the high voltage service under the applicable Ad—Ordinance N. 1038 side of customer owned commercial rate. Rate: Per meter for electri- transformers. Rate: Per meter for electric cal energy used dur- (b) One and one-half per- energy used during ing meter reading iD- cent of energy charge meter reading inter- tervals of approxi- where metering is on the vals of approximately mately 3') days. high voltage side of 30 days. Demand Charge: utility owned transform- For the first 25 Kwh For the first 80 KW Of ers. 6.Oc per Kwh ! maximum demand per Power factor adjustment For the next 125 Kwh �•„ month $2.50 per KW may be made at the option 3.2c per Kwh E For all maximum demand of the City in the billing de- For the next 850 Kwh per month ill excess of mand when the customer's 2.Oc per Kwh 3p KW �1.25 per KW power factor is determined All In excess of 1000 'Energy Charge: to be less 85% lagging or Kwh 1.0c per Kwh For the first :00 Iiwh per more than 90% lagging. The Minimum charge $1.50 KW of maximum demand ti measured maximum demand per meter reading per month j will be multiplied by 85 and interval or portion 2.Oc per KWH ! divided by the customer's thereof. For, the next 2,40 Kwh per '? lagging power factor ex- 25-3. Water Heating. This Kwbf maximum demand 1 pressed as a percentage. I'o rate is available for separate- `per month credit shall be given for ly metered operation of heat- 1 1.2c per KWH leading power factors. ing units or units of an auto- All in excess of 300 Kwh Section 2. All ordinances or matic water heater. This per KW of maximum pants of ordinances in conflict rate shall not be available f demand per month with the provisions of this or- for water heaters used to pro- ( 0.5c per KWH dinance are hereby repealed. duce hot water concerned in Minimum charge shall be Section 3. This ordinance a commercial or industrial the demand charge for shall be in full force and effect operation. the month. from and after September 10, Rate: Per meter for electri- The maximum demand 1962 and its passage.and publi- jcal energy used dur- shall be either the highest cation as provided by law, ing meter reading in- integrated KW load. during Passed this 4th day of I tervals of approxi- any 30 minute period occur- September, 19,62. mately 30 days. ring in the billing month for M. W. Jordan, City Clerk 1.0c per Kwh which the determination is Pearle P. DeHart, Mayor Minimum c h a r g e, made, or 75% of the highest Published in the Ames Daily $1.00 per meter read- maximum demand which Tribune, September 22, 1962. ing interval or frac- has occurred in the preced- tion thereof. ing 11 months, whichever i is greafer.