ML18230A811

Carolina Power & Light Company - Application for a General Increase in Rates and Notice of Filing Change of Rates

ML18230A811
Person / Time
Site:	Harris
Issue date:	12/01/1976
From:	Harris S Carolina Power & Light Co
To:	Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation, State of NC, Utilities Commission
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA BEFORE THE NORTH CAROLINA UTILITIES COMMISSION DOCKET NO. E-2, SUB 297 In the Matter of Application by Carolina Power & ) APPLICATION FOR A GENERAL Company for Authority to Adjust and ) INCREASE IN RATES AND NOTICE Increase its Electric Rates and ) OF FILING CHANGE OF RATES Charges )

Carolina Power & Light Company (CP&L or the Company) respectfully applies to the Commission and represents as follows:

1. The Company is a public utility operating in the States of North Carolina and South Carolina, where it is engaged in the generation, transmission, distribution and sale of electricity to the public for compensation. Its general offices are at 3'36 Fayetteville Street, Raleigh, North Carolina, and its mailing address is P. 0. Box 1551, Raleigh, North Carolina 27602.

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2. The Company last applied for general rate relief for its North Carolina operations in an application filed with the Commission on July 15, 1975, based upon a test year ending December 31, 1974. The increases proposed in that application were granted, with some modifications in rate forms, in the Commission's order of February 20, 1976. The Commission found in its order that, "the level of returns which are indicated, were the entire rate increase granted, are below those which were allowed in CP&L's most recent general rate case, and it must be said that; such returns. are. in the lower portion of the reasonable range of return.."

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3's anticipated by the Commission in its February 20, 1976 order, the approved rates have proven insufficient to produce, and will not produce in the future, a rate of return on common equity approaching that which che Commission has consistently found to be just and reasonable, and unless the rates are adjusted the Company cannot realize a level of earnings which would enable it "to win the favor of the free, volunteer investor in competition with all other investment options available to him." See State ex rel Utilitiee Commieeion v. General ~Tele hone Co. of the Southeast, 281 N.C. 318 (1972).

4. As illustrated by Exhibit I, during the test year ending June 30, 1976, the Company's adjusted rate of return on its portion of common equity applicable to North Carolina retail operations was only 7.5%. The actual rate of return for this period, unadjusted,. was only 10X.

5. Before the anticipated conclusion of hearings in this case, the Company's second nuclear unit located in Brunswick County (Brunswick No. 1) will be brought into commercial operation. This unit will add approxi-mately $ 330 million to the Company's rate base. Its cost per kilowatt capacity is expected to be $ 404, as compared with the present average cost of all generating facilities on the CP&L system of $ 169 per KH of capacity.

Unless the Company's rates are adjusted to cover the additional cost of this new unit, the Company's earnings will drastically decline from the present inadequate level.

6. En February of 1975, as a result of the Company's depressed financial condition, Moody's Investors Service, Inc., one of the two major

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agencies which rates securities, lowered the rating of CPSL bonds from A to Baa. This was the first time in the Company's history that its securities had been rated by a major national rating agency as less than investment grade or as "speculative.". The consequences of this action have been and continue to be adverse and far-reaching.

7. A principal Company objective since the bond downgrading has been to reverse its deteriorated financial condition to the point that the bond rating could be restored and could thereafter be maintained at a 'level of at least A/A. Notwithstanding the rate relief received through the Commission's February 1976 order, and the efforts of the Company's management to improve the Company firiancially with extreme cost control measures, the Company's bonds continue to be rated at below investor grade.

Additionally, the Company's preferred stock has been downgraded and the rating of the Company's commercial paper has been reduced from Prime 1 to Prime 2. To have its securities rated at below investment grade is exceedingly costly to the Company and its ratepayers and will continue to be so for as long as this lower rating is in effect. It is essential that the Company be allowed rates that will produce a fair and reasonable rate of return on its common equity investment if its credit worthiness is to be restored and maintained in the future.

8. As a result of the Company's unfavorable earnings experience, it became necessary in 1974- for the Company to reduce the level of planned generating reserves from 18%: to 12%. Its planned construction program will. not provide 12% reserves in the early 1980's under the current forecast of'rowth in. electrical energy demand, in CPEL,'s service area. Consequently,

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it is,essential that the Company continue its planned construction program, much of which has been delayed and postponed as the growth rate in demand has decreased during the last several years.

9. Unless the future growth in demand for electric energy is substantially below the Company's present projections (and also below proje'ctions based upon preliminary studies by the Commission staff), the capacity now planned for construction by the Company will be inadequate to provide even the minimal 12% reserves during the early 1980's. Unless the Company receives the rate relief requested in this. application, it will be unable to raise on reasonable terms, the tremendous amounts of capital necessary to continue its presently planned "bare bones" construction program.

10. CP&L's present rates, copies of which are attached hereto as Exhibit A, are unjust and unreasonable in that they are too low and inadequate and do not provide a reasonable and fair rate frof return. In accordance with the provisions of G.S.62-134 and Rule Rl-17 of the Rules and Regulations of the North Carolina Utilities Commission, CP&L 4

files herewith revised rate schedules, copies of which are attached hereto as Exhibit B.. These revised schedules are to become effective on January 1, 1977, and are designed to effect an overall increase of about 15% in total'harges for retail service in North Carolina. Since there will be fuel savings in connection with the Brunswick No. 1 nuclear generating unit that is scheduled for operation. in March of 1977, the total revenues of the Company would not. increase by 15%- The reduced fuel charges resulting from lower operating costs will offset a portion of the 15% increase, the

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amount depending on the operation and availability of Brunswick No. 1 in its first year of operation.

ll. In accordance with the Commission's rules, the Company is filing its testimony in support of the requested increase. This testimony is incorporated by reference herein and it is requested that it be considered a part of this application.

12. Attached hereto and incorporated by reference are the following Exhibits A through J, inclusive, based upon a test period ending June 30, 1976 required by Rule Rl-17:

A. Present Charges.

B. Proposed Charges..

C. Original Cost.

D. Present Fair Value.

E. Depreciation.

F. Materials and Supp'.es.

G. Cash Working Capital.

H. Operating Experience.

I. Effect of Proposed Increase.

J. Balance Sheet and Income Statement.

13. Exhibits A through J are based on a test period consisting of the twelve months ending June 30, 1976, and thus present data showing twelve months'istorical operating experience plus adjustments to show changes based upon circumstances and events occurring up to the anticipated time a hearing on this application will be closed.

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14. Also submitted herewith is the report required by G.S.62-155(e).

WHEREFORE, Carolina Power & Light, Company respectfully prays that the rate schedules filed herewith be allowed to become effective without suspension on service rendered on and after January 1, 1977. In the event, however, that the Commission exercises its discretion and suspends the effectiveness of the schedules, CP&L prays that hearing dates be established at which it may present evidence in support of the lawfulness, reasonableness and justness of its proposed rates.

Respectfully submitted this 1st day of December,. 1976 PO & LIGHT COMPANY

'AROLINA By S aron s Chairman/P resident Carolina Power & Light Company Post Office Box 1551 Raleigh, North Carolina 27602 Robert C. Howison, Jr.

Joyner & Howison Post Office Box 109 Raleigh, North Carolina 27602

) 1, C William- E. Graham, Jr.

Vice President and General Counsel Carolina Power & Light Company Post Office Box 1551 Raleigh, North Carolina 27602 0'7 Charles B. Robson, Jr.

Carolina Power &, Light Company Post Office Box 1551 Raleigh, North Carolina. 27602 Attorneys for'arolina Power &'Light: Company

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NORTH CAROLlNA WAKE COUNTY Before me, Margaret, M. Cox, a Notary Public in and for the County and State aforesaid, this 1st day of December, 1976, personally appeared Shearon Harris,, to me known to be the person whose name is signed to the foregoing Application and Notice, and after first being duly sworn, made oath and said that he is Chairman/President of Carolina Power & Light Company; that I

he has read the foregoing Application and Notice and knows the contents thereof; and that the same are true and correct to the best of his knowledge, ihformation and belief.

Sworn to and subscribed before me this 1st day of December, 1976.

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commission expires: July 4, 1980 (Notarial seal)

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Rule R1-17, Item (b) (1)

EXHIBIT A CAROLINA POWER 6 LIGHT COMPANY Present Charges The rates, fares,'tolls or other charges presently in effect which the applicant seeks ta increase by this filing are the rates contained in the schedules and documents immhdiately following, a list of which is as follows:

Schedule or Document Name Desi ation Residential Service Schedule R-2U Residential Service Schedule R-3U Residential Service Schedule R-4S Small General Service Schedule G<<1U General Service Schedule G-2R Large General Service Schedule G-3G Guaranteed Load Factor Service Schedule GLZ-3L Rural Farm Service Schedule RF-1N Church and School Service Schedule CS-1F Church and School Service Schedule CS-2F Apartment House Service Schedule AH-1M Shopping Center Service Schedule SC-1N Sports Field Lighting Schedule SFL-1P Small Municipal Pumping Service Schedule MP-1M Large Municipal Pumping Service Schedule MP-2M Traffic Signal Service Schedule TS-1F Area Lighting Service Schedule AL-1H Pole Type Street Lighting Service Schedule SL-1N Underground Street Lighting Service Schedule SL-2J Underground Street Lighting Service Schedule SL-3J Street Lighting Service Schedule SL-4C Construction Cost Rider No,15B General Service - Small Schedule TW-2 Service Regulations, Pages 2, 3, 4, and 5 Rev. 2/20/76

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Carolina Power 6 Light Company (North Carolina Only)

RESIDENTIAL SERVICE SCHEDULE R>>2U (All Electric)

AVAILABILITY This Schedule is available when electric service fs used for domestic purposes in and about a resi-dential dwelling unit, including,incidental electric service. used on a farm, when permanently installed electric space heatiag equipment is the only type of space heating equipment, installed for heatiag che unapproved entire. dwelling unit and when electric service is used for all other domestic purposes, including an water heater. A residential house served under this Schedule may be used as a boardiag,house, fraternity house, tourist home, or like establishmeat, provided such residential house is one which ordinarily would be used as a prfvate residence.

This Schedule is also available to separately metered individual apartments when the electric space heating fs provfded chrough the individual apartment meter. Electric service must be used for water heating and any cooling buc may be provided through the individual aparcment meter or through another meter.

Service under this Schedule is not available for separately metered farm operations, for farm service other chan fncfdental, for commercial or industrial purposes, or for ocher uses not specifically provided for by the provisions herein, or for breakdown, standby, supplementary, or resale service.

INCIDENTAL FARM SERVICE Incidental farm service is that servfce used for the lfghtiag of small farm buildiags and the operation of miscellaneous motors of one horsepower or less noc used in the production of farm products.

APPLICABILITY This Schedule, is applicable to all electric service of che same available type supplied to Customer' premises at one point of delivery through one kilowatt-hour meter.

TYPE OF SERVICE The types of service to which this Schedule fs applicable are alternating current, 60 cycles, either single phase 3 wires, or three phase 4 wires, at Company's standard voltages of 240 volts or less; MONTHLY RATE Single Phase Service Susmer Billin Months Jul - October) Minter (Billin Months November - June)

$ 5.00 Basic Pacflities Charge $ 5.00 Basic Pacilities Charge 3.34c per kwh for che first 350 kwh 3.34c per kwh for the first 350 kwh 2 '2c per kwh for che next 450 kwh 2.72c per kwh for the next 450 kwh 3.09c per kwh for the additional kwh 2.99c per kvh for the next 700 kwh 2.15c per kwh for tho additional kwh Three Phase Service.

The bill computed for siagle phase service plus $ 1.90 Multiple Dwelling Units When more than one residentfal housekeeping unit is served through the same meter, the kflowact-hours in each of the energy blocks will be multiplied,by. che number of individual dwelling units served.

APPROVED WATER HPATER An approved water heater is an insulated standard storage type water heater of not less chan 15 gallons rated capacity equipped vith either one- self-concained heating element. or two self-contained non-simultaneous operacing, heating elements. The, wattage ratfng, of each element'hall not exceed 5500 watts.

APPROVED FUEL CHARGE The Approved Fuel Charge applicable to retail service. will apply to all service supplied under this Schedule.

PAYMENTS t

Bills are due when rendered and are payable within 25 days from the date of the bill. If any bill is not so paid, Company has the right to suspend service in accordance with its Service Regulations. In addition, any bill not paid on or before the expiration of twenty-five (25) days from the date of the bill is subject to an additional charge of, 1X per month as provided in Rule R12-9 of the Rules and Regulations of the North Carolina Utilities Coaaission, CONTRACT PERIOD The Contract Period shall not be lees than one year.

GENERAL Service rendered under this Schedule is subject to the provisions of the Service Regulations of the Company on file with the state regulatory commission.

Supersedes Schedule R-2N Effective for service rendered on and after February 20, 1976 NCUC Docket No. E-2, Sub 264

Carolina Power b Light Company (Norrb Carol ina Only)

RESIDENTIAL SERVICE SCHEDULE R-3U (Mater Heating)

AVAILABILITY

heatfull, rbis schedule is available when electric service is used Eor domestic purposes in and about a resi-dini i~I dwell In@, unit in which a Company approved electric water heater is Installed and used Eor water purposes, including eleccric service used on a farm and in the preparation oE the farm's products for marker. A residential house served under this Sched'ule may be used as a boarding house, fraternity hnuse, tourist home, or like establishment, provided such residential house is one which ordinarily would be used as a private residence.

Service under this Schedule is not available for processing (or handling) for market of farm products produced by others,,for separately metered farm operations, for individual motors In excess of 10 HP (except as prnvtded below), for highly seasonal heating load in excess of 10 KM connected, for an "All Electric" residential dwelling unit, Eor commercial or industrial purposes, or for other uses not specifically pro-vided for by the provisions herein, or for breakdown, standby, supplementary, or resale service.

APPLICABILITY This Schedule is applicable to all electric service of the same available type supplied to Customer' premises at one point of delivery through one kilowatt-hour meter.

TYPES OF SERVICE The types of service co which this Schedule is applicable are alternating current, 60 cycles, either single phase 3 wires, or three phase 4 wires, at Company's standard voltages of 240 volts or less.

MONTHLY RATE Single Phase Service ba.55 Basic Facilities Charge 3.34c per kwh for the first 350 kwh 2.72C per kwh for che next 450 kwh 3.09C per kwh for the additional kwh itree Phase Service Ihe bill computed for single phase service plus $ 1.90 Wltipte Dwelling Units

'hen more than one residential housekeeping unit is served through the same meter, the kilowatt-hours In earh of the energy blocks will be multiplied by the number oE individual dwelling units served.

APPROVED WATER HEATER An approved water heater is an insulated standard scorage type water heater oE not less than 15 gallons rated capacity equipped with either one self-contained heating element or two self-'contained non-simulianeous operating heating elements. The wactage rating of each element shall not exceed 5500 watts INDIVIDUALMOTORS ServIce co individual motors. rated Eor more than 10 HP will not normally be permitted under this Sa hedule. However, In exceptional cases, motors as large as 15 HP may be served upon approval by Che Engineerfng Deparcmenc.

APPROVED FUEL CHARGE'he Anproved Fuel Charge applicable to retail service will apply to all service supplied under chis schedule.

PAPIIEEEE Bills are due when rendered and are payable within 25 days from the date of the bill. If any bill is not so paid, Company has the right to suspend service in accordance with its Service Regulations. In addition, any bill not paid on or before the expiration of twenty-five (25) days from the date of the bi11 is sub)act to an additional'harge of lI of the North Carolina Utilities Commission.

per month as provided in Rule R12-9'of'he Rules and Regulations

'ONTRACT PERIOD The Contract. Period shall not be less then one year, 0 AllERAL Service rendered under this Schedule is subject to the provisions of the Service Regulations of the Company on file with the state regulatory coasatssion; Supersedes Schedule R-3N Effective for service rendered on and after Pebruary 20, 1976 NCUC Docket No. E-ZE Sub 264

Carolina Power S Light Company (North Carolina Only)

RESIDENTIAL SERVICE SCHEDULE R-4S (General)

AVAILABILITY This Schedule is available when electric service is used for domestic purposes in and about a resi-dential dwelling unit, including electric service used on a farm and in the preparation of the farm's products for market. A residential house served under this Schedule may be used as a boarding house, fraternity house, tourist home, or like establishment, provided such residential house is one which ordinarily would be used as a private residence.

Service under this Schedule is not available for processing (or handling) for market of farm products produced by others, for separately metered farm operations, Eor individual motors in excess of 10 HP (except as provided below), for highly seasonal heating load in excess of 10 KW connected, for an "All Electric" residential dwelling unit, for commercial or industrial purposes, or for other uses not specifically pro-vided for by the provisions herein, or for breakdown, standby, supplementary, or resale service.

APPLICABILITY This Schedule is applicable to all electric service of the same available type supplied to Customer' premises at one point of delivery through one kilowatt-hour meter.

TYPES OF SERVICE The types of service to which this Schedule is applicable are alternating current, 60 cycles, either single phase 2 or 3 wires, or three phase 4 wires, at Company's standard voltages of 240 volts or less.

"lONTHLY RATE Single Phase Service

$ 4.40 Basic Facilities Charge 3.34c per kwh for the first 350 kwh 3.29c per kwh for the next 450 kwh 3.09c per kwh for the additional kwh

'lhree Phase Service The bill computed for single phase service plus $ 1.90 Multiple Dwelling Units When more than one residential housekeeping unit is'erved through the same meter, the kilowatt-hours in each of the energy blocks will be multiplied by the number of individual dwelling units served.

INDIVIDUALMOTORS Service to individual motors rated Eor more than 10 HP will not normally be permitted under this Schedule. However, in exceptional cases, motors as large as 15 HP may be served upon approval by the Engineering Department.

APPROVED FUEL CHARGE The Approved Fuel Charge applicable to retail service will apply to all service supplied under this Schedule.

PAYMENTS Bills are due when rendered and are payable within 25 days from the date of the bill. If any bill is not so paid, Company has the right to suspend service in accordance with its Service Regulations. In addition, any bill not paid on or before the expiration of twenty-five (25) days from the date of the bill is. subject to an additional charge of IZ per month. as provided in Rule R12-9 oE the Rules and Regulations oE the North Carolina Utilities Commission.,

CONTRACT PERIOD The Contract Period.sha11 not be 1'ess than one-year;.

Service rendered. under this Schedule is. subject to the provisions of the Service Regulations of the Company on file Mith the state regulatory commission, Supersedes Schedule'-4L Fffective for service rendered on and after February 20, 1976 NCUC Docket Ho. E-2, Sub 264

Carolina>Power & Light Company (North Carolina Only)

SMALL GENERAL SERVICE SCHEDULE C-1U AVAIIABILITY This Schedule is avai1able for electric service (1) used by a camaercial or industrial business and (2) for any other use not specifically excluded by'he provisions hereof when Company does not own other then meters and metering equipment, on Customer's sids of the point of delivery. equip-'ent, This Schedule is not available (1) for breakdown, standby, or supplementary service unless used in con)unction with the applicable Standby and Supplementary Service Rider for a continuous period of not less than one year. (2) for resale service. or (3) for service used only for domestic purposes in and about an individual dwelling unit.

APPLICABILITY This Schedule is applicable to all electric service of the same available type supplied to Customer' premises at one point of delivery through one kilowatt-hour meter.

TYPE OF SERVICE The types of service to which this Schedule is applicable are alternating current, 60 cycles, single phase 2 or 3 wi'ros, or three phase'3 or 4 wires, at Company's standard voltages. When Customer desires two or more types of service, which types can be supplied from a single phase 3 wire type or s three phase 4 wire type, without voltage transformation> only the one of these two types necessary for Customer's re-quirements will be supplied.

CONTRACT DEMAND The Contract Demand shall be the 1Ã of demand specified in the Service Agreement.

MONTHLY RATE

$ 3.94 for the first 40 kwh or less 5.34c per kvh for the next 460 kwh*

2.44c per kwh for the next 2000 kwh 1.67C per kwh for the additional kvh

~en the kv of Billing Demand exceeds 5 kv> add in this block 100 kvh for each of the first 5 kw of such excess and 80 kvh for each additional kv of such excess.

Minimum: In all areas $ 3.94 plus $ 2.75 for each kv of Billing Demand in excess of 5 kv> but, for three phase service, noc less than the smaller of (1) the bill computed in accordance vith the preceding provisions plus $ 1.50 or (2) $ 12.00.

BILLING DEMAND The Billing Demand shell be the maximum KW registered during the current month by a demand meter suitable for measuring the demands used during a 15-minute interval. Hovever, the Billing Demand shall not be less than the greater of (1) 90X of the maximum monthly 15-minute, demand during the billing months of July through October of the preceding eleven billing months or (2) 50X of the maximum monthly 15-minute demand during the billing months of November through June of the preceding eleven billing months or (3) 75Z of the Contract Demand until such time as, the Billing Demand first equals or exceeds the effective Contract Demand.

APPROVED FUEL QlhRGE The Approved Fuel Charge applicable to retail service will apply to all service supplied under this Schedule.

PAYMENTS Bills are due vhen rendered and are payable vithin 15 days from; the date of the bill. If any bill, is.

nor so paid, Company has the right to suspend service in accordance with its Service Regulations. In addition, any bill noc paid on or before the expiration of twenty-five (25) days from the date of the bill is subject to an additional charge of 1X per month as provided in Rule R12-9 of the Rules and Regu-lations of the North Carolina Utilities Commission.

COACT FgRrOD The Contract Period shal3. not be less than one yearl except for. short term or temporary service, the Contract Period may be for the period requested by Custcwaer and in such event Customer agrees'1)

'lhat the service supplied shall be for a contbatous period untL1 discontinued, and (2) That where it is necessary for. Company'to extend lines, erect transfonaers, or do auy work necessary to supply service, except the installation of a self-contained meter, Customer shell pay in advance the estimated cost of such work, including the installation of the metering equipment; and that the estimated cost shall include labor, materia1s, trans-portation and supervision of furnishing, installing and roacvtng, less salvage value of such facilities.

Service rendered under this Schedule is subject to the provisioris of the Service Regulations of the Company on file with the state ~latory commission Supersedes Schedule G-1P Effective for service. rendered on and after February 20, 1976 NCUC Docket No. K-2, Sub 264

Carolina Power & Light Company (North Carolina Only)

GENERAL SERVICE SCHEDULE G-2R AVAILABILITY Ibis Schedule is available for electric service (1) used by a cocmexcial or industrial business and (2) for any other use not specifically excluded by the provisions hereof when Company does not own equip-ment, other than meters and metering equipment, on Customer's side oi the point of delivery and when Customer contracts fox not lese then 50 kw.

This Schedule is not available (1) for breakdown, standby, or supplementary service unless used in con)unction with the applicable Standby and Supplementary Service Rider for a continuous period of not less than one year, (2) for resale service, or (3) for short term ox temporary service.

APPLICABILITY This Schedule is applicable to all electric service of the same available type supplied to Customer' premises at one point of delivery through one kilowattt-hour mater.

TYPE OP SERVICE The types of service to which this Schedule is applicable are alternating current, 60 cycles, single phase 3 wires, or three phase 3 or 4 wires, at Company's standard voltages. Shen Customer desires two ox more types of sexvice, which types can be supplied from a single phase 3 wire type or a three phase .4 wire type, without voltage transformation, only the one of these two types necessarv for Customer's requirements will be supplied.

CONTRACT DEMAND The Contract Demand shall be the KW of demand specified in the Service Agreement MONTHLY RATE

$ 170.00 for the first 50 kw of Billing Demand S 2.93 per kw for all additional kw of Billing Demand 1.67c per kwh for all kwh BILLING DEMAND The Billing Demand shall be the maximum KH registered during the current month by a demand meter suitable for measuring the demands used during a 15-minute interval'owever, the Billing Demand shall not be lees than the greater of (1) 90Z of the maximum monthly 15~inute demand during the billing months of July through October of the preceding eleven billing months or (2) 50Z of xhe maximum monthly 15-minute demand during the billing months of November through June of the preceding eleven billing months or (3) 75Z of the Contract Demand until such time as the BQ.ling Demand first equals or exceeds tha effective Contract Demand, or (4) 50 KN.

APPROVED PUEL CHARGE The Approved Fuel Charge applicable to retail service will apply to sll service supplied under this Schedule.

PAVHEHT Bills are due when rendered and are payable within 15 days from the date of the bill. If any bill is, not so paid, Company has the right to suspend service in accordance with its Service Regulations. In addition, any bill not paid on or before the expiration of twenty-five (25) days from the date of the bill.

is sub)ect to an additional charge- of 1Z per" month as provided in Rule R12-9 of the Rules and Regulations of the North Carolina Utilities Commission.

CONTRACT PERIOD The Contract Period shall not be. less. thea one year.

Service rendered under this Schedule, is subject to the provisions. of the Service ReSulations of the

'ompany on file vith the state regulatory commission Supersedes .Schedule C-2L Effective for service rendered on.and. after February 20,. 1976 NCUC Docket No. E-2, Sub 264 2'-

Carolina Po~er & Light Company (North Carolina. Only)

LARGE GENERAL SERVICE SCHEDULE C-30 VAILP8ILT~C Ihio Schedule is available Eor electric service (1) used by a cocxaercial or industrial business and (2) Ecr any other uso not specifically excluded by the provisions hereof when Company does not own equip-ment, other than meters and metering equipment, on Customer's side of the point of delivery and when Customer contracts for not less. than 1000 kw.

Thin Schedule is not available (1) for breakdown, standby, or supplementary service unless used in con]unction with the apolicable Standby and Supplementary Service Rider for a continuous period of not icos than one year, (2) for resale service, or (3) for short term or temporary service.

APPLICABILITY This Schedule is applicable to all electric service of the same available type supplied to Customer' premises at one point oi delivery through one kilowatt-hour meter.

~VE OT SERVICE ho ypcs nf service to which this Schedule is applicable are alternating current, 60 cycles, three phase " nr 4 wires, at Company'e standard voltages of 480 volts or higher. When Customer desires two or morc types of service, which types can be supplied from a three phase 4 wire type, without voltage trans-formation, only the one of these two types necessary for Customer's requirements will be supplied.

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IUCT DI2IAND The Contract Demand shall be the KW of demand specif ied in the Service Agreement.

HDNTHL~ RATE S3.900.00 for the first 1000 kw of Billing Demand 3.75 per kw for all additional kw of Billing Demand

1. 37c per kwh for all kwh BILLING ERihND The Billinx Demand shall be the maximum KW registered during the current month by a demand meter sui able fnr measuring tbe demands used during a 15-minute interval. However, the Billing Demand shall not be lees than the zreater of (1) 90X oE the maximum monthly 15-minute demand during the billing months o- July throuah Octcbe" cf the preceding eleven billing months or (2) SOX of the maximum monthly 15-minute.

demand during the billing months:of November through June of the: preceding eleven billing months or (3) 25" of hc C.ntrar. Demand until such time as the BQIing Demand first equals or exceeds the effective.

Contract Do~end, .-.. i4: 1,000 KW..

AP ROVE PJEL CHAPTER The Approved Puel Charge applicable to retail service will apply to all service supplied under this Schedule.

POWER PACTOR ADJUSTMENT When the power actor in the current billing month is less, then 85X, the monthly bill will be incr~aneri by a sin equal to S0.25 multiplied by the difference between the maximum reactive kilovolt-amoeres (hvar) registcre'd by a demand meter suitable for measuring the demands used during, a 15-minute intervaI 'and 42Z of the maximum kw demand. registered in the current billing month.

P*YPSM "ills >rt dne" when. rendered ard are payable within 15 dave from the" dace nf the bill. If any bill is not ~o oaH. Cone~nv has the right tn suspend service in accordance with its Service Regulations. In

<<'HIt<o"- any b', 1 no" paid on or bcEorc the expiration oE twenty-five (25) days from thc dace of the bill I>> subject tc nn additionaL charge of 1X'er month as provided in. Rule R12-9 of the Rules and. Regulations" ut the:Iorth Carolina. Utilities Commission.

CONTACT PERIOD The Contract.period. shall not be- less. than one, year.,

Service rendered under this Schedule is sub/act to the provisions of the Service Regulations of the Company on file. with the state regulatory coaaaission.

Supersedes- Schedule G-3C Effective for service rendered on and after Pebruary 20, 1976 NCUC Docket No. E-2, Sub 264

Carolina, Power & Light Company.

(North Carolina Only)

GUARANTEED, LOAD FACTOR SERVICE SCHEDULE GLF-3L AVAILABILITY This Schedule is available for electric service used by a coom>arcual oz'ndustrial business when.

Company does not own equipment, other thea meters and metering equipment, on Customer's side of the point of delivery and when Customer contracts for not less than 10,000 kw.

This Schedule is not available (1) for breakdown, standby, or supplementary service unless used in conjunction with the applicable Standby and Supplementary Service Rider for a continuous period of not less than five years, (2) for resale service, or (3) foz service to a Customer when aay part of the sezvice is metered by Customer and charged for ia whole or in part or when its use is limited in any way even though not separately charged fox, APPLICABILITY This Schedule is applicable to all electric service of the same available type supplied to Customer' premises at one point of delivery through oae kQowatt<<hour meter.

TYPE OF SERVICE The types of service to which this Schedule is applicable are alternating current, 60 cycles, three phase 3 or 4 wires, at Company's standard voltages of 12,470 volts or higher.

CONTRACT DEMAND The Contract Demand shall be the KW of demand specified ia the Service Agreement.

MONTHLY RATE Demand Charge

$ 119,850.00 foz the first 10,000 kw of Billing Demand 11.97 per kw for all additional kw of Billing Demand Energy Charge First 600 kwh per kw included in Demand Charge 1.14C per kwh for all additional kwh BILLING DEMAND The Billing Demand shalL be the maximum KW registered during the current month by a demand meter suitable for measuring the demands used duriag a 15-minute interval. Howev'er> the Billing Demand shall not be less than the greater of (1) 90X of the maximum monthly 15-minute demand during the billing months of July through October of the precediag eleven billing months or (2) 50X of the maximum monthly 15-minute demand during the billiag months of November thxough June of the precediag eleven billing months or (3) 75X of the Contract Demand until such time as the Billing Demand first equals or exceeds the effective Contract Demand, or (4) 10,000 KW.

APPROVED FUEL CHARGE The Approved Fuel Charge applicable to retail service will apply to all service supplied under this Schedule.

POWER FACTOR ADJUSTMENT When the power factor in the curreat billing, month is less, than 95X,, the monthly bill will be increased by a sum equal to $ 0.25 multiplied by the difference between the maximum reactive kilovolt-amperes (kvaz) registered by a demand meter suitable for measuring the demands used during a 15-minute.

interval and 33X of the maximum kw %emend registered in the current billing month.

>A>HE!I>>'ills are due when rendered aad are payable within 15 days from-the date. of the bill. If any bill is noc so paid, Company has the right, to. suspend, service in accordance with its. Service Regulations. theIn addition,, any" bill not paid on or. before the expiration of twenty>>five (25) days>from- the date of charge of lX'er month asA provided ia Rule R12-9 of the Rules and Regulations bill's, subject coA an additional of th . worth Carolina Utilities, Commission.

CONTRACT PERIOD The Contract Period, shall not be lese than five years, Service- rendered under this Schedule is sub)act to the provisions, of the Service.Regulations of the.

Coapanv on file with; the state regulatory. comission Supersedes Schedule. GLP-3G Effective for service rendered on and after February 20, 1976 NCUC Docket No E-2~ Sub 264

Carolina Power & Light Company (North Carolina Only)

RURAL FARM SERVICE SCHEDULE RF-1N AVAILABILITY This Schedule is available when electric service is used on a farm and in the preparation of the farm's products for market, provided such service is not metered in con)unction with a residence.

Service under this Schedule is not available for processing (or handling) for market of farm products produced by others, for separately metered seasonal farm operations of less than six months continuous and substantial use, for individual motors in excess of 10 HP (except as provided below), for highly seasonal heating load in excess of 10 W'onnected, for commercial or industrial purposes, or for other'ses not specifically provided Eor by the provisions herein, or Eor breakdown, standby, supplementary, or resale service.

This schedule is not available Eor new applications after February 19, 1976.

APPLICABILITY This Schedule is applicable to all electric service of the same available type supplied to Customer' premises at onc point of delivery through one kilowatt-hour 'I meter.

TYPES OF SERVICE The types of service to which this Schedule is applicable are alternating current, 60 cycles, either single phase 2 or 3 wires, or three phase 4 wires, at Company's standard voltages of 240 volts or less.

MONTHLY RATE Single Phase Service

$ 3. 14 for the first 40 kwh or less 4.44c per kwh for the next 310 kwh 3.65c per kwh for all additional kwh Three Phase Service The bill computed for single phase service plus $ 1.90.

INDIVIDUALMOTORS Service to individual motors rated Eor more then 10 HP will not normally be permitted under this Schedule. However, in exceptional cases, motors as large as 15 HP may be served upon approval by the Engineering Department.

APPROVED FUEL CHARGE The Approved Fuel Charge applicable to retail service will apply to, all service supplied under this Schedule.

PAYMENTS Bills are due when rendered and are payable within 15 days from the date of the bill. If any bill is not so paid, Company has the right to suspend service in accordance with its Service Regulations. In addition any bill not paid on or before the expiration of twenty-five (25) days from the date of the bill is subject to an additional charge of 12 per month as. provided in Rule R12-9 of the Rules and Regulations of the North Carolina Utilities Coaxaission.

CONTRACT PERIOD The Contract Period shall'ot be less than one year.

GENERAL Service rendered under this Schedule is sub]ect to the provisions.oE the Service Regulations of the Company on file with the: state regulatory cosmission.

Supersedes, Schedule RF-1J Effective for service rendered. on and after February 20, 1976 NCUC Docket; No; E-2;, Sub 264

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CHURCH AND SCHOOL SERVICE SCHEDULE CS-IF AVAILABILITY This Schedule is available for electric service used in a church plant contracting to pay for service for twelve months in each calendar year when Company does not own equipment, other than meters or metering equipment, on Customer's side of the point of delivery.

This Schedule is also available for electric service used in educational and recreational buildings operated as an educational institution of elemen~ or high school leve1 provided that no part of the school is used for boarding facilities to accommodate students or faculty members.

This Schedule is not available for service to other types of schools, such as an industrial, vocational or training school, or for service to a building which is wholly or partially used for other purposes not specifically provide'd for by the provisions of this Schedule or for breakdown, .

standby or supplementary service.

APPLICABILITY This Schedule is applicable to all electric service of the same available type supplied to Customer's premises at one point of delivery through one kilowatt-hour meter.

TYPE OF SERVICE The types of service to which this Schedule is app1icable are alternating current, 60 cycles, single phase 2 or 3 wires, or three phase 3 or 4 wires, at Company's standard voltages. When Customer desires two or more types of service, which types can be supplied from a single phase 3 wire type or a three phase 4 wire type, without voltage transformation, only the one of these two types necessary for Customer's requirements will be supplied.

MONTHLY RATE

$ 3.94 for the first 40 kwh or less 5.34c per kwh for the next 460 kwh 3.59c per kwh for the additional kwh APPROVED FUEL CHARGE The Approved Fuel Charge applicable to retail service vill apply to all service supplied under this Schedule.

PAYMENTS Bills are due when rendered and are payable within 15 days from the date of the bill. If any bill is not so paid, Company has the right to suspend service in accordance with its Service Regulations. In addition, any bill not paid on or before the expiration of twenty-five (25) days from the date of the bill is sub)ect to an additional cha~ge of IX per month as provided in Rule R12-9 of the Rules and Regulations of the North Carolina Utilities Commission.

CONTRACT PERIOD The Contract Period shall" not be less than one year.

Service rendered under this Schedule is subject to the provisions of the Service Regulations of the Company on file with the state regulatory commission.

Supersedes Schedule CS-IB Effective for service rendered on and after February 20, 1976 NCUC Docket No. E-2, Sub 264.

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Carolina Power 6 Light Compaay (North Caroliaa Only)

CHURCH AND SCHOOL SERVICE SCHEDULE CS-2F AVAILABILITY This Schedule is available when permanently installed electric space heating equipment is the only type of space heating equipment installed in either (1) all parts of'he church plant, (2) in the church sanctuary and pertinent rooms thereto, (3) in all parts of the church plant, except the parts contained in item (2), (4) in a newly constructed church educational building with not less than fifty percent of the floor area of the existing church plant, excluding the parts contained in item (2), or (5) any separateig metered church building comprising a part of the church plant.

This Schedule is also available for electric service used in educational and zecreational buildings operated as an educational institution of elementary or high school level, when perma-nently insta11ed electric space heating equipment is the only type of equipment installed for space heating purposes and all installed cooking and water heating equipment is electrical provided that no part of the school is used for boaz ding facilities to accommodate students or faculty members.

This Schedule is not available for service to other types of schools, such as an industrial, vocational or training school, or for service to a building which is wholly or partially used for other purposes not specifically provided for by the provisions of this Schedule or for breakdown, standby or supplementary service.

APPLICABILITY This Schedule is applicable to all electric service of the same available type supplied to Customer's premises at one point of delivery through one kilowatt-hour meter.

TYPE OF SERVICE

'Ihe types of service to which this Schedule is applicable are alternating current, 60 cycles, single phase 3 wires, or three phase 3 or- 4 wires,. at Company's standard voltages. When Customer desires two types of service, which types can be supplied from a three phase 4 wire type, without voltage transformation, orQy the three phase 4 wire type will be supplied.

MONTHLY RATE

$ 3.94 for the first 40 kwh or less 4.84c per kwh for the next 460 kwh 2.59c per kwh for the additional kwh APPROVED FUEL CHARGE The Approved Fuel Charge applicable to retail service will apply to all service supplied under this schedule.

PAYMENTS Bills are due when rendered and are payable within 15 days from the date of the bill. If any bill is not so paid, Company has the right to suspend service in accordaace with its Service Regu-latioas. In addition, any bill aot paid on or before the expiration of twenty-five (25) days from the date of the bill is subject to an additional charge of 1X per month as provided in Rule R12-9 of the Rules and Regulations of the. North Carolina Utilities Commission.

CONTRACT PERIOD The. Contract Period shall not be fess thea oae year.

GENERAL Service rendered under this Schedule is subject. to the provisions of the Service Regulations of the Company on file with the state regulatory commission.

Supersedes. Schedule CS-ZB.

Effective for service rendered on and'fter February 20, 1976 NCUC Docket No. E-2,. Sub 264.

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Carolina Po~er 6 Light Company (North Carolina Only)

APARTMENT HOUSE SERVICE SCHEDULE AH-1M AVAIIABILITY This Schedule is available for electric service when (1) used for heating an entire building consCruct ed primarily Eor apartment units, (2) each individual apartmsnC is separately metered, and (3) each com-mercial establishment within the apartment building is either separately metered or metered in groups.

Electric service used for water heating, cooling, domestic cooking, and general house usage (i.e., hall and exit lights, elevators, lobby lights) may be provided under this Schedule when metered in con]unction with the heacing req'uircments. Only space heating, water heating and cooling service may be provided to com-mercial establishments through the meter serving the apartment building and chen only when such services are provided for the entire building.

Service under this Schedule is available Eor separately metered laundry facilities installed solely Eor the use of the apartment occupants when total electric space heating service is provided under chis ox any other applicable schedule. In addition to the laundry equipment, only water heaters used exclusively for the laundry, space heating for the laundry area and incidental lighting may be served through the laundry meter.

Service under this Schedule is noc available (1) when another source of canserclal energy is used with in any portion of the building, (2) for other than laundry facilities, when the heating requirements for one ox more apartments are supplied thxough che individual apartment meter, (3) for other use not specifi-cally provided for by the provisions herein, or (4) for breakdown, sCandby, supplementary or resale service, This Schedule is not available Eor new applications after February 19, 1976.

APPLICABILITY This Schedule is applicable co all electric service of che same available type supplied to Customer' premises at one point of delivery chrought one kilowatt-hour meter.

TYPES OF SERVICE The types of service to which this Schedule is applicable are alternating current, 60 cycles, either single phase 3 wires, or three phase 4 wires, at Company's standard voltages of 240 volts or less.

MONTHLY RATE Single Phase Service

$ 3.94 for the first 40 kwh or less 2.89c per kwh Eox all additional kwh, pius*

swhen the kwh used for cooking are billed under this Schedule, add $ 0.25 per'welling unit.

Three Phase Service The bill computed for single phase sexvice plus $ 1.90.

APPROVED FUEL CHARGE The Approved Fuel Charge applicable to retail service vill apply to all service supplied under this Schedule.

INDIVIDUALMETERS Separately metered individual apartments, coexnercial establishments or other uses will be billed under the applicable rate schedule.

PAYHEÃtS Bills axe due when. rendered and are payable within 15 days from the dace of the bill, Zf any bill is not'o paid, Company has the right to suspend service in accordanco with its Service Regulations. In addicion, any bill noc paid on or before the expiration of cwcnty-Eive (25) days from the date of the bill is sub)ect to an additional charge of I'X per month as provided in Rule R12-9 of the Rules and. Regulations of the* North Carolina Utilities Ccaaaission CONTRA'ERIOD, The,'onCract Period'hall.not'e" lessi than one. year;

Service rendered under this Schedule is sub)ect to the'provisions of the Service Regulations of'he Caapany on file with the state regulatory caamission, Supersedes Schedule AH-1H Effective for service rendered on and after Pebruary 20 '976 NCUC Docket No. E-2, Sub 264

Carolina Power 6 Light Company (North Carolina Only)

SHOPPING CENTER SERVICE SCHEDULE SC-1N AVAILABILITY This Schedule is available for electric service used only by electric space heating and cooling equipment when both are installed in a large shopping center where the operator furnishes both the heating and cooling requirements as a part of tenant's tent; provided- such electric service is supplied Eor the shopping center at a central location(s) rather than at each tenant's premises. Electricity supplied under this Schedule may be used for the operation of air-handling equipment within the mall area when such air-handling equipment is an integral part of the heating and cooling equipment used specifically for the mall area. The shopping center shall consist of five or more stores with individual tenants, each metered separately.

When the shopping center meets the conditions stated above, Company will supply multiple points of delivery which, in its opinion, aze necessary, and this Schedule will be available to each such point where (1) both space heating and space cooling aze served or (2) either space heating or space cooling is served and at least 257. of the capacity of the transformer installation is required to serve loads other then those to which this Schedule is available.

This Schedule is not available to any portion of a shopping center where the space heating or cooling equipment uses an energy source other than electricity, for other uses not specifically provided for by the provisions herein or for breakdown, standby, supplementary, or resale service.

This Schedule is not available for new applications after February 19, 1976.

APPLICABILITY This Schedule is applicable to all electric service of the same available type supplied to customer' premises through one kilowatt-hour meter for each point of delivery.

TYPE OF SERVICE The types of service to which this Schedule is applicable are alternating current, 60 cycles, three phase 3 oz 4 wires, at Company's standard voltages of 480 volts or less; HONTHLY RATE S3.94 for the first 40 kwh oz less 2.74C per kwh for all additional kwh APPROVED FUEL CHARGE The Approved Fuel Charge applicable to retail service vill apply to all service supplied under this Schedule.

IND'IVIDUALMETERS Separately, metered individual commercial establishments or other uses will be billed under the applicable rate schedule.

PAYNENTS Bills are due- when rendered and are payable within 15 days from the date of the bill, If any bill is not so paid, Company has the right to suspend sezvice in accozdance with its Service Regulations.

In addition, any bill not paid on or before the of twenty-five (25) days from the data of the bill is subject to an additional charge of I'X" perexpiration month as. provided in Rule R12-9 of the Rules and Regulations oE the NortH Carolina Utilities. Caunission..

CONTRACT'ERIOD The, Contract Period, shell not, be less than, one~ year,

~Service. rendered. under this Schedule is: subject- to'he. provisions of the Service Regulations of'he" Company on file. with the state regulatory coamission .

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MCUC'ocket Na. E-2'. Sub 264

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SPORTS FIELD LIGHTING SCHEDULE SFL-1P AVAILABILITY This Schedu)e is available for electric service used for lighting specially designed outdoor fields which are normally used for football', baseball, softball, tennis, races and other. organiaed competitive sported'his Schedule is not available for breakdown,. standby, supplementary or resale service.

APPLICABILITY This Schedule is applicable'o all electric service of the same available type supplied to Customer' premises at one point of delivery through one kilowatt-hour meter.

TYPE OF SERVICE The types of service to which this Schedule is applicable are alternating current, 60 cycles, either single phase 2 wires, or three phase 3 or 4 wires, at Company's standard distribution voltage available for the area or the voltage at which an installation was served on December 1, 1973.

EX'KNSION OF FACILITIES Company will make the type of service agreed upon available to Customer, provided vill pay to Company the total estimated cost of extending, or increasing, the capacity of Company's Customer facilities located on Company's side of the point of delivery, exclusive of the material cost of transformers and the cost of the meter installation.,

entire MONTHLY RATE

$ 1.13 for the first 15 kwh or less per kw of demand 3.84c per kwh for all the additional kwh BILLING DEMAND The Billing Demand shall be the maximum kw registered during the current month suitable for measuring the demands used during a 15-minute interval but not less thanby the maximummeter a demand kw previously registered during the current season (period of continuous connection).

APPROVED FUEL CHARGE The Approved Fuel Charge applicable to retail service will apply to all service supplied under this Schedule.

BILL>NG The billing to Customer will be continuous from the beginning to the end of each complete season, or period of special use, and service will not be disconnected until the end of each complete season or period of special use. If the season or period of use is for less than consecutive days, Customer will be billed the estimated cost of connecting and disconnecting service,30 which estimated cost shall not be less than $ 10.00.

PAYMENTS Bills are due when rendered and are payable within 15 days from the date of the bill. If any bill is not so paid, Company has the right to suspend service in accordance with its Service Regulations. In addition, any bill not paid on or before the expiration of twenty-five (25) days from the data of the bill is sub]act to an additional charge of 1X per month as provided in Rule R12-9 of the Rules and Regulations of the North Carolina Utilities Commission.

CONTRACT PERIOD The Contract Period shall not be-less than one month, unless. Customer agrees to the estimated cost of connection and disconnection, which estimated cost shall not be lese than $ 10.00. pay Service rendered under. this Schedule is~ sub$ ect to the provisions> of, the Service, Regulations of the Company on file with the-state regulatory commission.

Supersedes Schedule SFL'-1K Effective" for service rendered. on and after, February 20,. 1976 NCUC Docket:No. E-2; Sub 264

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SMALL MUNICIPAL PUMPING SERVICE SCHEDULE MP-1M AVAILABILITY This Schedule is available for electric service used in pumping plants owned and operated only by a municipality, incorporat'ed sanitary district, or other governmental unit, for the purpose of supplying retail water service or sewage disposal service, when Company does not own equipmenc, other than meters a and metering equipment, on Customer's side of the point of delivery.

A This Schedule is not available for breakdown, standby, supplementary or resale service.

APPLICABILITY This Schedule is applicable to all electric service of the same available type supplied to Customer' premises at one point of delivery through one kilowatt-hour meter.

TYPE OF SERVICE The types of service to which this Schedule is applicable are alternating current, 60 cycles, single phase 2 or 3 wires, or three phase 3 or 4 wires, at Company's standard voltages.

or more types of service, which types can be supplied from a single phase 3 wire type or a three desires When Customer two wire type, without voltage transformation, only the one of these two types necessary for Customer'sphase 4

re-quirements will be supplied.

CONTRACT DEMAND The Contract Demand shall be the of KW demand specified in the Service ce Agreement.

Agreement MONTHLY RATE 3.64c per kwh for the first 500 kwh*

2 ~ 24c per kwh for all additional kwh, except 1.67c per. kwh for the kwh used in excess of 10,000 kwh and 200 kwh per kw scen the Billing Demand exceeds 5 kw, add 100 kwh for each kw of such excess.

Minimum: $ 4.00 plus $ 2,35 for each kw of Billing Demand in excess of 3.0 kw.

BILLING DEMAND The Billing Demand shall be the maximum KW registered during the s ing the demands used during a 15-minute interval. current mmonth n b y a d eman d meter noc be less than the greater of However, the Billing Demand shall (1) 90X of the maximum monthly 15-minute demand of July through October of the preceding eleven the billing months demand durin g the billing months of billing months or (2) 50Z of the during maximum monthl y 15--m inute um mon November through June of the preceding eleven (3) 75X of the Co n t ract a Demand until such time as the Billing billing mon th s or Contract Demand. Demand first equals or excee d s t h e e ffect ve i APPROVED FllFL CHARGE The Approved Fuel Charge applicable to under this Schedule. retail service will apply to all service supplied FIRE PEEPE Demand charges for equipment used exclusively for fire waived for billing purposes provided Customer pumps or similar emergency service shall be advises Company within 48 hours5.555556e-4 days <br />0.0133 hours <br />7.936508e-5 weeks <br />1.8264e-5 months <br /> after the operation on oof q p re or other emergency service. Customer suc h during p rearranngeed per eriod o s satisfactbry to Company, and may operate such equipment fo or t es t purposes operations will be ignored for billing purposes.. the demands created by such prearranged test Customer shall pay to Company cost of local facilities, including transformers, or the pro rata portion of total cost of facilities provided to supply service for'mergency equipment.

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The Contract Period shall not be lese than five years.

Service rendered under this Schedule is sub)ect, to the provisions of the Service Regulations of the Company ori file Wth the state regulatory commission.

Supersedes Schedule MP-18 Effective for service rendered on and after Pebruary 20, 1976 NCUC Docket No, E-2, Sub 264

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LARGE MUNICIPAL PU)PING SERVICE SCHEDULE MP-2M AVAILABILITY and operated only by a This S ch cue d 1 issav available for electric service used in pumping plantsforowned district; or other governmental unit, the purp ose of su pp 1 y in g a i alit incor orated 1 sanitary disposal service, when Company does not own e ui equ ment pmen , other than meters and retail water service or sewage metering equipment, on Customer's side of the'oint of delivery.

This Schedule is not available for breakdown, standby, supplementary or resale service.

APPLICABILITY This Schedule is applicable to all electric service of the same available type supplied to Customer' premises at one point of delivery through one kilowatt-hour meter.

rfpg 0F srrrlcs 60 cycles, single rha types of sarrice to hich this schedule is applicable are alternating aurtent, When Customer desires two phase 2 or 3 wires, or three phase 3 or 4 wires, at'ompany's standard voltages.

or more types oE service, which types can be supplied from a single two phase 3 wire type or a three p ase 4 wire type, without voltage transformation, only the one of these types necessary for Customer's re-quirements will be supplied.

CONTRACT DEMAND The Contract Demand shall be the KW of demand specified in the Service Agreementa MONTHLY RATE 5160.00 for the Eirst 50 kw of Billing Demand 2.60 per kw for all additional kw of Billing Demand 1.67C per kwh Eor all kwh BILLING DEMAND The Billing Demand shall be the maximum KW registeied during the current month by a demand meter suitable for measuring the demands used during a 15-minute interval. However, the Billing Demand shall not be less than the greater of (1) 90Z oE the maximum monthly 15-minute demand during the billing months of July through October of the preceding eleven billing months or (2) 50X of the maximum monthly 15-minute demand during the billing months of'ovember through June of the preceding eleven billing months or (3) 75X of the Contract Demand until such time as the Billing Demand first equals or exceeds the eEfective Contract Demand, or (4) 50 KW.

APPROVED FUEL CHARGE The Approved Fuel Charge applicable to retail service will apply to all service supplied under this Schedule.

FIRE PUMPS Demand charges for equipment used exclusively Eor fire pumps or similar emergency service shall be waived for billing purposes provided Customer advises Company within 48 hours5.555556e-4 days <br />0.0133 hours <br />7.936508e-5 weeks <br />1.8264e-5 months <br /> after the operation of such equipment for fire or other emergency service. Customer.may operate such equipment for test purposes during prearranged periods satisEactory to Company, and the demands created by such prearranged test operations will be ignored for billing purposes.

Customer, shall pay to Company cost of local facilities, including transformers, or the pro rata portion of total cost of facilities provided to supply service for emergency equipment.

PAYMENTS Bills, are due when rendered and are-payable within 15 days from the date of the, bill. If any bill is not so paid, Company has the right to suspend service in accordance with its Service Regulations. In addition, any bill not paid on:or before- the expiration of twenty-five (25) daysp from the date of the bill is sub5ect to an additional charge of 1X.per month as provided in. Rule. R12-9 oi the Rules and Regulations of the North Carolina. Utilities. Commission

CONTRACT PERLOD The Contract Period shall not be less than five years'ENERAL Service rendered under this Schedule is sub)ect to the provisions of the Service Regulations of the Company on file with the state regulatory commission..

Supersedes Schedule MP-2H Effective for service rendered on and after February 20, 1976 NCUC Docket No. E-2, Sub 264

Carolina Power 6 Light Company (North. Carolina Only)

TRAFFIC SIGNAL SERVICE .

SCHEDULE TS-1F AVAILABILITY This Schedule is available for electric service supplied for the operation and illumination of traffic signals installed along public and private highways where Company has an existing secondary distribution line.

INSTALLATION The Company, for each signal or group of signals operating from one controller, will make its connection to Customer's service wire at a point one foot below the lowest support, carrying existing 120/240 volt conductors, or the equivalent, on the nearest pole. Customer will furnish, install, and maintain all service wires, fixtures, and other necessary equipment, including lamps and lamp renewals, for the installation and operation of all traffic signals.

TYPE OF SERVICE Alternating current, 60 cycles, single phase, 2 wires, 120 volts nominal.

DEFINITIONS A One-way Signal is a signal with only one face which can be seen from only one approach.

A Multi-Directon Signal is a signal with more than one face each of which can be seen from only one approach.

MONTHLY RATE MONTHLY RATE PER SIGNAL With Lamps of 70 Watts or less (1) With Lamps of 150 Watts or less TYPE OF SIGNAL 0 cretin for a Maximum Da of 0 eratin for a Maximum Da of 16 Hours 24 Hours 16 Hours 24 Hours Blinker Signal with One'amp . $ 0.75 $ 1.00 $ 1.50 $ 1.90 One-way Signal with One Lamp . $ 0. 80 $ 1.00 $ 1. 85 $ 2.55 Two Lamps 1.15 1. 45 2.. 60 3.40 Three Lamps 1.25 1. 60 2. 70 3.60 Four Lamps 1.50 l. 90 3. 60 4.75 (1) When a customer elects to install a lamp of 120 watts or less, in lieu of 70 watts or less, in the red cycle of a One-way Signal with two or more lamps, then the rates for all One-way Signals with two, three or four lamps will be increased by $ 0.35 and $ 0.40, respectively, for 16 hours1.851852e-4 days <br />0.00444 hours <br />2.645503e-5 weeks <br />6.088e-6 months <br /> and 24 hours2.777778e-4 days <br />0.00667 hours <br />3.968254e-5 weeks <br />9.132e-6 months <br /> of operation.

Multi-Direction Signal The rate for a Multi-Direction Signal is the sum of the applicable One-way Signal rate for each face of the Multi-Director Signal.,

Minimum: The amount computed under the above rates but not less than $ 4.00.

APPROVED FUEL CHARGE The Approved Fuel Charge applicable to retail service will apply to all service supplied under, this Schedule.

PAYMENTS Bills are. due when rendered. and. are payable within 15 days from the date of the bill. If any bill is not so paid, Company has the right: to suspend service in accordance with its Service Regulations. In addition, any'ill not paid on or before the expiration of twenty-five (25) days from the date of the bill is. sub]ect to an additional charge of 1X. per month as provided in Rule. R12-9'f the Rules and. Regulations of the-. North,.Carolina; Utilities Commission.

CONTRACT PERIOD The;Contract: Periodishal3.'ot;be- less: than. one-year.,

GENERAL Service rendered under this Schedule. is sub]ect to the provisions of the Service Regulations of the Company on file with the state regulatory commission.

Supersedes Schedule TS-1C Effective for service rendered on and after February 20, 1976 NCUC Docket No. E-Z, Sub 264

Catolina Pover 6 Light Company (Norrh Carolina Only)

AREA LIGHTING SERVICE SCHEDULE AL-IH AVAILABILITY This, Schedule is available for service supplied in the lighting of outdoor areas, private streets and private driveways by means of mercury vapor or sodium vapor lighting units. Lighting units will be bracket mounted on Company-owned poles and the mercury vapor lamps will be color corrected.

This Schedule is not available for the lighting of dedicated streets or highways.

Prior to installing area lighting facULties, customer and Company must execute Company's form entitled Application for Area Lighting Service. The service supplied by Company wi11 include the installation and operation, according to Company standards and requirenents, of the area lighting units and will include the furnishing of electricity required for the illumination of the lamps from dusk to dawn. Company wiU. perform as soon as practicable, during regular working hours, the necessary maintenance to restore U1umination after customer has notified Company that a. lamp is not burning. The notre.nal lumen rating of the lighting units listed under the Monthly Rate indicates the class of lamp.

MONTHLY RATE PER LIGHTING UNIT Basic Rate The basic tace does noc include the monthly charges for additional facilities as sec forth below or the contributions required under this Schedule.

Li hcin Units Overhead Servicellew Under round Setvice Wood Pole Wood Pole Metal Pole One Unit Tvo Units One Unit Tvo Units One Unit Tvo Units Per Pole Per Pole P r Pole Per Pole Per Pole Pet Pole Mercu Va ot Units 7000 lumen semi-enclosed $ 4.85 4.00 $ 9.10 $ 5,95 $ 11. 70 $ 7.40 7000 lumen enclosed'000 5.95 4. 50 10e25 6.80 12,85 8.25 lumen post type N/A N/A 12.85 N/A 12.85 N/A 21000 lumen enclosed 7.80 6.40 12.70 8.95 15.85 10.40 21000 lumen flood 9.80 8 '0* 14.70 11.00* 17. 85 12.40*

60000 lumen enclosed 13.20 50 18.65 14.35 21. 80, 15 F 80 60000 lumen flood 15 '0 13.80* 20.95 16,65* 24.10 =

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Sodium Va or Units 35000 lumen enclosed 10.00 8.40 14.80 10.80 17.90 12.50 50000 lumen enclosed 12. 75 10.80 18.25 13.60 21 35 15.35 n Up co four (4) 21000 lumen or 60000 lumen flood lighting units may be installed on one pole. The Monthly Race per Lighting Unit vill be as shown for the cvo units per pole.

Additional R u'ed Facilities If the providing of lighting service requires the instal1ation of po es other than those on which lighting units are installed, an extension of Company's primary conductors, the installation of a distribution traniformer used only for the lighting service, or the installation of secondary underground conductors in excess of the footage stated below, the following monthly charges wi11 be added to the basic charges.

(1) For each such wood pole 81.50 (2) For distribution transformereand/or primary conductors:

Agreements prior to March 1, 1973, 1.25 percent of the estimated installed coat.

Agreements on and after March 1, 1973, 2.0 percent of the estimated installed coste (3) For each span of underground, secondary conductor in excess of the. fo1lowingr 7000 Lumen Unit 150 feet 21000 Lumen Unit 175 feet 60000 Lumen Unit. 225 Lumen Unit 175.feet feet'5000 50000. Lumen Unit- 225.

on and after March 1, 1973, 2.0 percent of'he feet'greements estimated installed cost'

NONREFUNDABLE CONTRIBUTION A customer receiving service from underground conductors will make a nonrefundable contribution for the following:

(1) Estimated additional cost of installing cable under paved areas.

(2) Estimated additional cost incurred due to encountering rock or other obstruction.

CONVERSION OF OVERHEAD CONIIJCTORS Service supplied under the $ >nthly Rate for Underground Service in this Schedule does not include the conversion of existing overhead secondary conductors to underground. Should the customer desire such a conversion under this Schedule, customer will contribute to Company, in addition to the applicable contri-butions above, the estimated net loss in selvage value of the overhead facilities being removed. The customer will thereafter pay the applicable rate for underground service.

APPROVED FUEL CHARGE The Approved Fuel Charge applicable to retail service will apply to all service supplied under this Schedule.

PAYIIEIITS gills are due when rendered and are payable within 15 days from the date of the bill. If any bill is not so paid, Company has the right to suspend service in accordance with its Service Regulations. In addition, any bill not paid on or before the expiration of twenty-five (25) days from the date of the bill is sub)act to an additional charge of 1X per month as provided in Rule R12-9 of the Rules and Regulations of the North Carolina Utilities Commission.

CONTRACT PERIOD The Contract Period shall be not less than three years for overhead. service and not less than five years for underground service and shall extend from year to year thereafter until terminated by the customer or Company. The customer may terminate the Agreement before the expiration of the initial Con-tract Period by paying to Company a sum of money equal to 40 percent. of the bills which otherwise would have been rendered for the unexpired months of the initial Contract Period.

Company may require the customer co initially make a termination deposit which will not exceed the termination amount computed in accordance with the above paragraph. Such termination deposit will be refunded in equal amounts at the end of each full year service is rendered. This annual refund will be the termination deposit divided by the number of years in the Contract Period.

GENERAL Service rendered under this Schedule is sub)ect to the provisions of Company's Service Regulations filed with the state regulatory commission.

Supersedes Schedule AL lE Effective for. service rendered on and. after February 20, 1976 NCUC Docket No. E-2,, Sub 264

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Carolina Power 6 Light Company (North Carolina Only) S POLE. TYPE STREET, LIGHTING SERVICE SCHEDULE SL-1N (Overhead Conductors)

AVAILABILITY 2ds Schedule is available for service supplied in the lighting of dedicated public streets, highways,

. municipally owned and operated public parking lots, and municipally owned and operated public parks by means of incandescent, mercury vapor and sodium vapor lighting md.ts mounted on Company owned poles. This Schedule is also available for continuous service to'other installations which were being served on April 1, 1973 under the superseded Schedule SL-1G.

Tld.s Schedu1e is not available in areas where the primary and secondary distribution system is insta11ed underground or in residential areas where the primary and secon~ distribution system is installed overhead along rear property lines. This Schedule also 1s not available for the lighting of outdoor areas, private streets or private driveways, unless service was being furnished an April 1, 1973 under Company's superseded Schedule SL-lG.

The service supplied by Company wil1 include the installation of a street lighting system, according to Company's standards and requirements, which will be owned, maintained and operated by Company, including the furnishing of the electricity required for the illumination of the lamps from dusk to dawn. When a metal pole is installed, the customer will make a nonrefundable contribution equal to the total installed cost of the metal pole in excess of $75 .00 for each pole. The nominal lumen ratings of lighting units 11sted under the Monthly Rate indicate the class of lamp.

MONTHLY RATE PER LIGHTLNG UNIT Basic Rate 'Ihe basic rate does not include the monthly charges for additional facili,ties or for less than ten units or the contribution, L1ghting Service Regulatians.

if any, required under this Schedu1e and under the Street Monthly Incandescent Li hti Units ~Char a 2500 lumen open unit - bracket mounted 8 2.20

- on mast arm or center suspension 2.65 6000 lumen enclosed unit 4.00 10000 lumen enclosed unit 5.45 Mercu Va or Li hti Units 7000 lumen sesd.-enclosed md.t 4 00 7000 lumen enclosed uzd.t 4.40 21000 lumen enclosed unit 5.95 60000 lumen enclosed unit 11.35 Sodium Va or Li hti Units 35000 lumen enclosed unit 7.90 50000 lumen enclosed unit 9.90 Additional Facilit1es If providing the lighting service requires an extension of Company's primary con ctors, requires the use of other than Company's standard brackets or mast arms, requires the installation of one or more pales, or if a metal pole is installed at Customer' request, the following monthly charges w&1 be added to the basic charges.

(1) For each special street lighting wood pole SOa85 (2) For each special street lighting metal pole (see SERVICE provision) 1.35 (3) For each system street lighting metal pale (see SERVICE provis1on) 0.50 (4) For an extension of primary conductors - 2.(g of estimated insta11ed cost of the required facilities.

(5) For a bracket or mast arm in excess of six feet on a metal pole or 16 feet on a wood pole -'.0$ of the estimated additional 1nsta11ed cost of. all required facilities..

Less Than Ten Li htin Units When the. total number of lighting- units billed to a customer under a: contract containing this and any other applicable street lighting schedule is less then ten units, a sum.of money equal to twenty-five cents.($ 0.25) times the difference between ten and the number of lighting units billed under the contract will be added to customer's monthly billing.

APPROVED FUEL CHARGE The Approved Fuel Charge applicable to retail service vill apply to all service supplied under this Schedule.

PAYHENTS Bills are due when rendered and are payable within 15 days from the date of the bill. If any bill is not so paid, Company has the right to suspend service in accordance with its Service Regulations. In addition, any bill not paid on or before the expiration of twenty-five (25) days from the date of the bill is subject to an additional charge of 1Z per month as provided, in Rule R12-9 of the Rules and Regulations of the North Carolina Utilities Commission.

CONTRACT PERIOD The Contract Period shall not be lass then 10 years.

GENEIIAL Service rendered under this Schedule is sub)ect to the provisions of Company'a Street Lighting Service Regulations filed with the state regulatory commission.

Supersedes Schedule Sl iK Fffective for service rendered on and after February 20, 1976 NCUC Docket No. E-2, Sub 264

Carolina Power & Light Company (North Carolina Only)

UNDERGROUND STREET LIGHTINC SERVICE SCHEDULE SL-2 J AVAILABILITY This Schedule is available for service supplied in the lighting of dedicated public streets, highways, municipally owned and operated public parking lots, and municipally owned and operated public parks by means of mercury vapor and sodium vapor lighting units. This Schedule is also available for continuous service to oth'er installations which were being served on April 1, 1973, under the superseded Schedule SL-2C, The lighting units normally will be bracket mounted oa Company-owned standard metal poles; however, wood poles are available.

This Schedule is not available for the lighting of outdoor areas, private streets, or private driveways; unless service was being furnished on April 1, 1973, under Company's superseded Schedule SL-2C.

RRRVVCR The service supplied by Company will include the installation of an underground street lighting svstem, according to Company's standards and requirements, which will be owned, maintained and operated by Company, including the furnishing of the electricity required for the illumination of ths lamps from dusk to dawn. The nominal lumen ratings of lighting units listed under the Monthly Rate indicate the class of lamp.

MONTHLY RATE PER LIGHTING UNIT Basic Rate The basic rate does not include the monthly credit for )oint installation or the monthly charge for additional facilities or the monthly charge for less then ten units or the contribution, if any, required under this Schedule and the Street Lighting Service Regulations.

One Li htin Unit Per Pole Monthly Charge Vood Pole Metal Pole M~or r V or 7000 lumen semi-enclosed unit $ 6.40 $ 7. 20 7000 lumen enclosed unit 6.80 7. 60 7000 lumen post type unit 7.60 7. 60 21000 lumen enclosed unit 8.85 10.40 60000 lumen enclosed unit N/A. 14.50

~dodi V 35000 lumen enclosed uait 16.90 19.40 50000 lumen enclosed unit N/A 20.95 Two Li htin Units Per Pole Mercu Va or 7000 lumen semi-enclosed - psr lighting unit 4. 80 5. 20 7000 lumen enclosed - per lighting unit 5.20 5.60 21060 lumen enclosed - par lighting uait 7. 15 7. 90

11. 95 60000 lumen enclosed - per lighting unit N/A

~rdi V r 35000 lumen enclosed - per lighting unit 12. 00 13025 50000 lumen enclosed - per lighting unit N/A 15.00 Credit for Joint Installation The following credit will apply for each street lighting pole where seventy-five percent (75K) or more of the span of street lighting cable is in'stalled at the same time and in the same trench as the underground distribution, system:

7000 lumen mercury unit 1.25 per pole 21000 lumen mercury undec. 0.75 per pole 60000 lumen mercury uait 0.95 per pole 35000 lumen- sodium unit 2.10 per pole 50000 lumen sodium unit' 1.65 per polo

Additional Facilities If providing the lighting service requires an extension of Company's primary conductors, requi.res the use of other than Company's standard brackets or requires the installation of a span of street lighting cable in excess of t'e footage shown belo~, the following monthly charges will be added to the basic charge:

.(1) For an extension of'rimary conductors - 2.0X of the estimated installed cost of the required facilities.

(2) For any mast arm - 2'.OX of the estimated installed cost of all required facilities in excess of those required Eor a bracket mounted unit. A bracket is 6 Eeet or less and a mast arm is over 6 Eeet in length.

(3) For a span of street lighting cable in excess of the footage shown below - 2.0X of the estimated installed cost of such overages (1.52 for customers served prior to December 1, 1973.) The cost of each overage will be computed individually by multiplying the number of feet of excess length of cable in the span by the average installed cost per foot of that span.

7000 lumen units 250 feet 21000 lumen units 225 feet 60000 lumen units 200 feet 35000 lumen units 225 feet 50000 lumen units 200 feet Less Than Ten Li htin Units When the total number of lighting units billed to a customer under a contract containing this and any other applicable street lighting schedule is lese then ten units, a sum of money equal to twenty-five cents ($ 0,25) times the difference between ten and the number of lighting units billed under the contract will be added to customer's monthly billing.

NONREFUNDABLE CONTRIBUTIOH A customer receiving service under this Schedule will make a contribution for the following:

(1) In the event that rock, unstable soil, or other conditions require the use of materials and methods of installation other than Company's normal materials and methods, customer will contribute the additional cost incurred thereby.

(2) The estimated cost of installing cables under paved areas; however, the customer may cut and replace the pavement in lieu of making the contribution.

CONVERSIOH OF OVERHEAD CONDUCTORS Service supplied under the Monthly Rate in this Schedule docs not include the conversion of existing overhead street lighting circuits to underground. Should the customer desire such a conversion under this

'chedule, customer will pay to Company, in addition to the applicable contribution above, the estimated net investment depreciated, plus removal cost, less salvage value of the overhead conductor being removed.

APPROVED FUEL ClGLRGE The Approved Fuel Charge applicable to retail service will apply to all service supplied under this Schedule.

PAYMENTS Bills are due when rendered and are payable within 15 days from the date. of the bill. If any bill is not so paid, Company has the right to suspend service in accordance with its Service Regulations. In addition, any bill not paid on or before the expiration of twenty-Eive (25) days from the date of the bill is subject to an additional charge of 12 per month as. provided in Rule R12-9 of the Rules. and Regulations of the North Caroline Utili.ties Commission.

CONTRACT PERIOD The Contract Period shall not be. less than 10 years.

Service rendered under this Schedule is sub)ect to "the provisions of Company's Street Lighting Service Regulations filed with. the state regulatory commission.

Supersedes Schedule SL-2P Effective for service rendered on and after February 20, 1976 NCUC Docket No. E-2, Sub 264

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UNDERGROUND STREET LIGHTING SERVICE SCHEDULE SL-3J (Customer Participation)

AVAILABILITY This Schedule is available for service supplied in the Q,ghting of dedicated public streets, municipaUy owned and operated public parking lots, and municipa&y owned and operated public parks by means of mercury vapor and sodium vapor lighting units. The lighting units noraLally will be bracket mounted on Company-owned standard metal poles; however, wood poles are available.,

This Schedule is not available for the lighting of highways, outdoor areas, private streets, or private driveways.

SERVICE The service supplied by Company will include the installation of an underground street lighting system, according to CompanyEs standards and requirements, which wiU. be owned, maintained and operated by Company, including the furnishing of the electricity required i'r the illund.natLon of the lamps from dusk to dawn.

The nominal lumen rat1ngs of lighting un1ts listed under the Monthly Rate indicate the class of lamp.

MONTHLY RATE PER LIGHTING UNIT 8asic Race The basic rate does not include the monthly charges for additional facilities or for less than ten units or the contribution required under this Schedule and under the Street Lighting Service Regulations.

Monthly Charge One Li htin Unit Per Pole Wood Polo Woool Polo Mercu Va or 7000 lumen semi-enclosed unit 8 4.85 8 5o35 7000 lumen enclosed unit 5.25 5. 75 7000 lumen post type unit 5.75 5. 75 21000 lumen enclosed unit 6.80 7.30 60000 lumen enclosed unit N/A 12. 70

~Eod Eu V r 35000 lumen enclosed unit 8.75 9.25 50000 lumen enclosed unit N/A 11.25 TWo Li htin Units Per Pole Mercu Va or lumen semi-enclosed Per Lighting Unit 4.45 4. 70 7000 7000 lumen enclosed - Per Lighting Unit 4 '5 5.10 21000 lumen enclosed - Per Lighting Unit 6.40 6.65 60000 lumen enclosed - Per Lighting Unit N/A 12;05

~dodduu Vo or 35000 lumen enclosed - Per Lighting Unit 8.35 8. 60 50000 lumen enclosed - Per Lighting Unit N/A 10.60 Additional Facilities If providing the street lighting service requires an extension of primary conductors or requires the use of other than Company's. standard brackets, the foUowing monthly charge will. be added to the basic charges'1)

For an extension of primary conductors - 2.(g of, the est1mated instaUed cost of the.

required facilities.

(2) For'any aust arm - 2.(yf'f the estimated installed cost of all required facilities in excess of those required for a bracket mounted unit. A bracket is 6 feet or less and a mast;arm*is over 6 feet in length.

Less Then Ten Li htin Units When the total number of lighting units billed to ad Cuatomer under

a. contract containing, this. and any other applicable street lighting schedule is less. than ten units, a sumiof money. equal to twenty-five cents ($ 0.25) timeso the difference between ten and the number of lighting units, billed'under the contract will be added to customer's monthly billing r

NONREFUNDABLE CONTRIBUTION Installations under Qd,s Schedule are based on the customer making the following contributionsz (1) Base Contribution The contributions stated under. 'Rood Pole" or "Metal Pole" provide for the installation of standard fixtures on the type wood or metal poles approved by the Company for use at the time of the installation, h (a) Separate Installations The following applies for each street lighting pole where less than seventy-five percent (7Q) of a span of street lighting cable is installed at'the same time and in the same trench as the underground distribution systemz Wood Pole Metal Pole 70CO lumen bracket mounted unit $ '08.50 155.CO 7000 lumen post type unit 155.00 155.00 21000 lumen mercury vapor unit 140.00 230.00 60000 lumen mercury vapor unit N/A 175.CO 35000 lumen sodium vapor md.t 3CO.OO 390+00 50CCO lumen sodium vapor unit N/A 375.00 (b) Joint Installation

'the following applies for each street lighting pole where seventy-five percent (7Q) or more of a span of street lighting cable is instaD.ed at the same time and in the same trench as the underground distribution systemz Mood Pole Metal Polo 7000 lumen bracket mounted unit 18.50 $ 65.00 7000 lumen post type unit 65.00 65.00 21000 lumen mercury vapor un}.t 85.00 175.00 6COOO lumen mercury vapor unit N/A 120.CO 35000 lumen sodium vapor uzd.t 205.00 50000 lumen sodium vapor uzd.t N/A '00.00 295.00 (2) Excess Footage When any street lighting pole is located so that a span of underground cable necessary to pro-vide service exceeds the footage listed below, customer wi11 contribute the sum of the estimated costs of all such overages within the prospect currenQy being installed. %e cost of each overage will be ",omputed individuaDy by multiplying the number of feet of excess length of cable in the span by the average installed cost per foot of that span.

70CO lumen units 250 feet 21000 lumen units 225 feet 60000'umen units 200 feet 35000 lumen units 225 feet 50000 lumen md,ts 200 Eeet

( 3) Natural Conditions In the event that rock, unstable soil, or other conditions require the use of materials and methods of installation other than Company's normal materials and methodsz customer wil3. contribute the addi tional cost incurred thereby.

(4) Existing Pavement If the underground cable is to be installed under an existing paved area, 'customer will con-tribute the estimated additional cost of installing cables under paved areas, however, the- customer may cut and replace the pavement in lieu of making the contribution.

(5) Conversion of Overhead Street Hghting Service supplied under the Monthly Rate or the contributions set forth above do not include the conversion of existing overhead street 1ighting circuits to underground. Should the customer desire such a conversion under this Schedule, customer will pay to Company, in addition to the applicable contributions above, the estimated net investznent depreciated, plus removal cost, less salvage value of the overhead conductors being removed.

APPROVED FUEL CHARGE The Approved Fuel Charge applicable to retail service will apply to all service supplied under this Schedule.

PAYMENTS Bills are due when 'rendered and are payable within 15 days from the date of the bill. If not so paid, Company has the right to suspend service in accordance with its Service Regulations. In any bill is addition, any bill not paid on or before the expiration oi twenty-five (25) days from the date of the bill is subject to an additional charge of 1X per month as provided in Rule R12-9 oi the Rules and Regulations of the North Carolina Utilities Commission.

CONTRA'ERIOD The Contract Period shall not be less than 10 years.

GENERAL Service rendered under this Schedule is subject to the p'rovisions of Company's Street Lighting Service Regulations filed with the state regulatory commission.

Supersedes Schedule SL-3F Effective for service rendered on and after February 20, 1976 NCUC Docket No. E-2, Sub 264

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STREET LIGHTING SERVICE SCHEDULE SL-4C (Residential Subdivisions)

AVAILABILITY This Schedule is available for service supplied in the lighting of residential dedicated public streets by means of mercury vapor lighting units installed within residential subdiv1sions, consisting of single or duplex dwelling units, located outside the corporate 11mits of a municipa1ity at the time of the instal-lation.

This Schedule is not available to supply service for the lighting of parking lots, shopping centers, other public or commercial areas within the residential subdivision, or areas not specifically provided for by the provisions herein.

SERVICE The service supplied by company will include the installation of a street lighting system, according to Company's standards and requirements, which will be owned, maintained and operated by Company including the furnishing of the electricity required for the illumination of the lamps from dusk to dawn. Lighting units will be located by Company to provide the most urd.form lighting poss1ble in the residential area.

The nominal lumen ratings of the lighting uni.ts furnished under the Monthly Rate indicate the class of lamp.

The foLlowing amount will be added to each monthly bill rendered for residential electric serv5.ce with-in the subdivision:

OVERHEAD DISTRIBUTION AREA:

7000'lumen, bracket mounted, enclosed luminaire on approved type wood pole - 1 street light per 10 customers or major fraction thereof - - - - - $ 0.60 per customer 7000 lumen, bracket mounted, enclosed luminaire on approved type wood 'pole - 1 street light per 5 customers, or major fraction thereof - - - - - $ 1.20 per customer.

UNDERGROUND DISTRIBUTION AREA:

7000 lumen, bracket mounted, enclosed luminaire on an approved type wood pole - 1 street light per 10 customers or major fraction thereof - - - - $ 0.70 per customer.

7000 lumen, bracket mounted, enclosed'luminaire on a standard metal pole - 1 street light per 10 customers or major fraction thereof - -- - - $ 0.80 per customer.

7000 lumen, bracket mounted, enclosed 1uminaire on an approved type wood pole - 1 street light per 5 customers or major fraction thereof - - - - - $ 1.40 per customer.

7000 lumen, bracket mounted, enclosed luminaire on standard metal pole - 1 street light per 6 customers or major fraction thereof - - - - - $ 1.35 per customer 7000 lumen approved mounted type luminaire - street light per fraction thereof - - - -post$ 1.35 per customer.

1 6 customers or major ANNEXATION CONSIDERATIONS 1 . If any of the following conditions exist, the developer of the subdivision will be required to oatain from the municipal governing agency its written approval of the street lighting service being pro-vided under this Schedule and the number and location of the lights to be installedr

a. The subdivision abuts a boundary of the municipality.

t. It is known that the subdivision w111 be annexed into the municipality.

c. The municipal governing agency has enacted a subdivision control ord1nance which applies to the subdivision or any portion thereof.

2. If the subdivision 1s subsequentIy annexed,, arxL the municipai1ty accepts the street lighting under a street lightingservice contract on the rate for the equivalent light1ng unit, the following will appar OVERHEAD DISTRIBUTION - If the municipa31ty accepts the street lighting. service under Pole Type Street Lighting Service Schedule SL-1,. no monthly customer*charge w111 be applied to the subdivision.

residents.

UNDERGROUND DISTRIBUTION - If the municipality accepts the street lighting service under Under-ground Street Lighting Service Schedule SL-2, no monthly customer charge will be applied to the sub-division residents. If the municipality accepcs the, street lighting service under Underground Street Lighting Service Schedule SL-3 (Customer Participation), the monthly customer charges will be reduced ncrnrdlng tn the following schcdulez

$ 0.70 charge reduced to --- $ 0.25

$ 0.80 charge reduced to --- $ 0.30

$ 1.35 charge reduced to --- $ 0.45

$ 1.40 charge reduced to --- $ 0.45

3. If the subdivision is subsequently annexed, and the municipality does noc accept the installed street lighting under a street lighting service contract, the service will continue to be provided under this Schedule with the applicable monthly charges.

NONREFUNDABLE CONTRIBUTION Normally a conM.bution will not be required for service under this Schedule. The Company will require a nonrefundable contribution from the developer under the fo1lowing conditions:

l. Unusual Circumstances - In the event rock, unstable soil, or other conditions require the use of materials and methods of installation other than Company's normal materials and methods, the developer wiU. contribute the additional cost incurred thereby.

2. Paved Areas - If Company has to install any portion of the street lighting system under exist-.

ing paved areas, the developer wiI1 either cut and replace the pavement or contribute to Company the additional cost incurred to instal3. its facilities under the paved area.

3. Excess Circuitry - When any lighting unit is located so that the span of underground cable necessary to serve such unit exceeds 250 feet, the developer wiH. contribute the sum of the estimated instal3.ed costs of all such averages within the subdivision.

EXISTING SUBDIVISIONS Street 11ghting service under this Schedule will be available in existing residential subdivisions provided the Company receives a petition requesting this service signed by all the owners of residential lots within the subdivision. When the electrical distribut1on system within the subdivision 1s installed underground, the persons requesting the instaIlation of the street lighting system will pay to Company, in addition to any contribution required above, a nonrefundable contr1bution equal to the cost of trenching and backfilling necessary for the installation of the street lighting system. If a contribution is re-quired under Excess Circuitry, that portion of trenching and backfilling included in such contribution will be excluded from the preceding requ1rement. Relandscaping of the area necessaz3r due to the installation of the street lighting system will be the responsibility of the residents with1n the subdivision. The appropriate monthly charge as set forth above wil1 be applied to the monthly billings of al1 residents in the subdivision.

PAYMENTS The monthly charges set forth under this Schedule wiI3. be td.lied in corgunction with the normal bill for residential service. 'Ihe total of the bill so rendered shall be subject to the terms and conditions of the Service Regulations approved and on file with the state regulatory commission. Failure to pay the total bill rendered when due and payable shall constitute a failure to pay the bil3. for. residential service.

CONTRACT PERIOD The applicable monthly charge set forth in this Schedule shal1 be applied to the monthly billings of all residents in the subdivision as long as street lighting service is provided under any of the conditions as set out herein.

Supersedes Schedule SL-4A Effective for service rendered on and after February 20, 1976 NCVC Docket No. E-2 Sub 264.

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g5 Carolina Power & Light. Company tel CONSTRUCTION COST RIDER NO, 15B AVAILABILITY This Rider is- applicable to and becomes a part of all schedules for metered service under Service Agreements for one year or more when the construction cost exceeds the revenue credit, except that this Rider is not applicable to short. term or temporary service, or to single phise residential or small commercial service.

CONSTRUCTION COST l,l The construction cost is the estimated cost of extending Company's facilities, exclusive of the cost of the transformers and the installed cost of meters and metering equipment, and Company and Customer shall each participate as follows:

1. Company will, at Customer's option, finance the construction cost up to an amount

~~) equal to 300 per cent of the revenue credit as hereinafter defined.

2. Customer shall finance any construction cost in excess of 300 per cent of the revenue credit and when Customer is taking service under a Service Agreement having an initial em term of ten years, such excess shall be refundable in annual installments after Customer has taken service, under the original Service Agreement, for a period of 60 consecutive billing months. Each such annual installment shall be in an amount equal to 10 per cent of the bills paid (exclusive of Seasonal Service charges and the additional charges provided for by this Rider) for the twelve billing months of the cut'rent contract year, provided that the aggregate of such installments shall not exceed the excess costs financed by Customer, and that any portion of the excess costs not refunded at the expiration of the initial term of the original Service Agreement shall not thereafter be refunded.

REVENUE CREDIT The revenue credit is- the amount equal to 20 per cent multiplied by the number of years in the initial term of the Service Agreement, up to but not more than five years, times the difference between (a) the estimated annual revenue plus $ 100 and (b) the estimated annual kilowatt-hours multiplied by OB40C per kwh. The estimated annual revenue shall be determined from the "Monthly Rate" set forth in the applicable rate schedule. In the case of a seasonal or intermittent Customer, the $ 100 will not be added to the estimated annual revenue.

BILLING The monthly bill, for the initial term of the Service Agreement, but for not more than 60 consecu-tive monthly bills, shall be the amount computed under the applicable rate schedule and riders plus

$ , which is the sum of the following amounts, taken to the nearest dollar:

l. An amount equal to 1.0 per cent of the construction cost in excess of 200 per cent pl 2.

of the revenue credit or $

An amount per month.

equal to 0.5 per cent of the construction cost financed by Company in excess of 200 per cent of the revenue credit or $ per month.

[:I 1 After 60 consecutive monthly bills Customer shall be billed in accordance with the applicable schedule and riders without giving effect to "Billing" under this Rider.

t~~I CONTRACT PERIOD The contract period shall not be less than one year.

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GlMRLT SERVICE SHAIZ SCHE'ZULE TV 2 AVAILABILZZY-AvaQable to consumers using the Comparer's standard service for general pur-poses not included. within the availability of Schedule 1 <<Residential Service~

and establishing Billing Demands generally less than 50 kilowatts.

CHARACTER OF SERVICE:

Alternating current, 60 cycles,'20, 120/240 volts, single phase; and 120/240, or 240 volts 3 phase. Specified service characteristics and service of other charaoteristics, under special conditions, will be supplied at option of Company where available.

SCHEiULE OP CHARGES:

First 20 kwh or less per month for $ 1.50 Next 230 kwh per month ~ 050 per kwh Next 750 kwh per month, plus 100 kwh per kw of billing demand in excess of 10 kw e .037 per kwh BcLlance to 5000 kwh per month ~ 025 per kr%

Excess .015 per kwh DETERMINATION OF BILLING DEMAND:

The billMg demand shall be the measured demand determined in accordance with Company's standard practice~ and~ except in unusual cases, shall be the maxinnun 15 minute integrated kilowatt demand occurring during each billing period, provided, however, that the bil1ing demand so determined shall not be less than seventy-five percent (7Q) of the highest BiZLing demand estab~mshed during the 12 month period preceding the billing date.-

FOMER FACTOR:

The consumer shaU. operate his equipment so as to m intain a power factor of not less than eighty-five percent (8Q) lagging. Mhen power factor is less than 85'agging the Comparer may ad+st the bil1ir~ demand, by multiplying the nmuzmn measured demand, by 0.85 and dividing by the actual power factor ratio . Power factor may be established by periodio check or continuously by the installation of suitable metering devices to determine average power factor in each bQZix@ period .

MINE%M CHARGE-The Miniraum Charge shall be One Dollar and a. Half'g.i50) per month plus One Dollar (g. 00) per month per kilowatt in excess of 10 kilowatts of the maxi-mum Billing Demand. established during the term of the contract for service under this service classification.

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FUEL ADJUSTHEPZ foregoing energy'harges sha11 be increased or decreased by'i01$ (one

'he one-hundredth of one cast) per kwh for each 0.8), or major fraction thereof, increase above 2Q or decrease below 23/ per million Btu in the Adjusted Kordhlg Cost of fuel used, for the supp+ of service hereunder, The Adjusted Monthly Cost in any'urrent billing month shall be the wei~

average cost per miLLion Btu of al1 fuel burned in the Company's steam electric generating stations dnrirg the second preceding month~ multiplied by one minus the Qdro Factori The Hydro Factor shall be determined at the end of each calendar year and, shall be the ratio of (a) the normal average annual hydxo-electric energy generated by Compaq'or the years preceding the current year, plus the dependable tities of hydro-electric energJ to be purchased under effective contracts (exclusive of wheeling axrangements) for the current year to (b) the total actual idZowatt hours net input into the Conroy 's transmission system for its own load during the prior calendar year.

SPECK@ PMVZSIONS:

Metered Services: OrQy one service connection will be provided under each individual contract for service supplied under the provisions of this se~ce classification. >@ere a consumer xequizes service of more than one type, as to voltage and phase, at a single contract location~ separate contracts must be entered, into with respect to each separate service. Xn no event will service be supplied to two or more service connections of the sane type,, as to voltage and phase, at azgr contract location Contract Location'- Each individua3. consumer location shall be considered as a contract location and shall be supp&.ed under a separate contract, or contraots, with respect to each service connection and point of metered, supp+

Consumer- The term consumer shall be defined as an individual, corporation or governmental agency contracting for service at a contxact location. Separate contracts shaLl. be entered into at each contract location and for each type of service at a contract location.

Zastallation of Demand Meters- The Company may imrba33. demand mtors for the detenzination of Bikling Zemuufs on aqua'ete ed service Were the maxumnn measured demands are in excess of 10 ki1owatts.

Use of Zner~: Energy supplied under this service classification is for the contracting collsUIller~s sole use at the contract location and shall not be resold ox distributed to others except in the ix~ancoa of multiple fending Ckrel1ings builA~s where the 'service may'e distributed to the tenants~ provided ox'ffice the contxacting consumer does not charge for the service so supplied

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Contracts for service under this service classification shall be made for terms of not less than one (1) year and sha11 continue thereafter from year to year until written notice of tern~tion is given by one party to the other at least sixty (60) days prior to the anniversary date of axe contract terable Supers:.ding Tide Water Power Company Schedule No. 2 Effective on bills rendered on and after August 1> 196O Carolina Power 8c Light Company - Tide Water Area

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Any suspension of the delivery of electricity by Company or termination of the Agreement upon any authorized grounds shall in no wise operate to relieve Customer of his liability to pay for electricity sup-plied, nor shall i,t relieve Customer (1) of his liabil5.ty for the payment of minimum monthly charges during the period of suspension, nor (2) of his liability for damages, if the Agreement has been terminated, in the amount. of the minimum monthly charges which would have been payable during the unexpired term of the Agreement. Whenever the supply of electricity is suspended for any authorized reason, Company will make a charge of $ 5.00 for the restoration of service.

2. CONDITIONS OF SERVICE (a) Company is not obligated to supply electricity to Customer unless and until: (1) Company's form of Application for Supply of ELectricity is executed by Customer and accepted by Company; (2) in cases where is necessary to cross private property to deliver electricity to Customer, the Customer conveys or causes to it be conveyed to Company, without cost to Company, a right-of-way easement, satisfactory to Company, across such private property for the construction, maintenance, and operation of Company's lines and facilities, necessary to the delivery of electricity by Company to Customer: provided, however, in the absence of a formal conveyance, Company, nevertheless, shall be vested with an easement over Customer' premises author-izing it to do al1 things necessary to the construction, maintenancep and operation of its lines and facilities for such purpose; (3) any inspection certificates or permits that may be required by law in the local area are furnished to Ccmpany.

(b) If Company installs a substation or other facilities for service to Customer, any available ca'paci-ty of such facilities not needed to supply Customer may be used by Company to supply others.

(c) Company may refuse to furnish electric service to any Applicant, or Customer, who at the time is indebted to Company for electric service previously supplied to such Applicant or Customer, or any other member of his household, or business, in any area served by Company.

(d) If electricity is supplied by lines which cross the lands of the United States of America, a state, or any agency or subdivision of the United States of America or of a state, Company shall have the right,,

upon 30 days'ritten notice, to discontinue the supply of electricity to any Customer or Customers re-ceiving electricity from such lines, if and when (1) Company is required by governmental authority to incur expense in the relocation or the reconstruction underground of any portion of said lines, unless Company is reimbursed for such expense by the Customer or Customers served therefrom, or (2) the right of Company to maintain and operate said lines shall be terminated, revoked, or denied by governmental authority for any reason.

3. SERVICE CHARGE When Company first supplies electricity under any applicable Schedule to a Customer who has a load of 25 kw or less at a specified premises, the Customer shall pay the Company a service charge of $ 2.00, which shall be in addition to all other charges under the Service Agreement. This service charge shall become a part.of the first bill rendered thereafter to Customer for electricity supplied at such premises unless it be paid in advance of the rendition of such bill.

4~ RETURNED CHECK CHARGE In confotmity with an Order of the North Carolina Utilities Commissionp Company will make a charge of

$ 5.00 for checks tendered on a Customer's account and returned for insufficient funds. Such charge shall apply regardless of when the check is tendered.

S. DEPOSITS The toiletries of C sto er deposits shall be as pr ided iu Chapter 12 of the Rules aed Regulatio s of the North Carolina Utilities Commission establishing uniform rules for all public utilities for the col-lection of Customer deposits.

6. USE OF ELECTRICITY Electricity shall be supplied directly to Customer by Company and shall be used by Customer only for the purposes specified in, and in accordance with, the Agteement. Electricity supplied by Company shall be for Customer's use only and may not be sold directly on a metered or unmetered basis by Customer to lessees, tenants or others aud under no circumstances may Customer or ocher person or concern install or maintain any meter for the purpose of metering electricity supplied with the object of rendering a bill therefor unless authorized by the Company's Schedule attached to and made a part of the Agreement.

A Customer vho desires electcicity for more than one classification of use on the same premises shall execute a separate Agreemenc for each separate classification, Customer's wiring being so arranged that electricity for each separate classification can be metered separately. When a Customer conducts a business in his tesidence, for which business. electricity is used, Company vill supply all electricicy through one meter under the Schedule applicable -to the classification for his business use, unless Customer's wiring. is so arranged chat his residential use and his business use can be separately metered, in vhich event the.

appropriate Schedule will be applied to each such use.

Form 1303-B Page 2 (Nocth Carolina Only) Rev. 2/16/76

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Customer shall not without the written assent of Company connect his installation to lines which cross over or under any public or semi-public space in'order to supply electricity purchased through one mete" to his ad)scent properties. Such written assent may be given only in instances where such ad)scent properties are operated as one integral unit under the same name and proprietorship and foz carrying on parts of the same business, and where a separate type of business is not involved.

7o CONTRACT DEMAND (a) The Contract Demand shall be the kw of demand specified in the Service Agreement. In cases where any change is required in Company's Eacilities due to the actual demand exceeding the Contzact Demand oz due to the Customer requesting an increase in available capacity, Company may require Customer to execute a new Agreement or amend an existing Agreement, thereby establishing a new Contract Demand. Zf Company is unable to supply such actual or requested increase, chen upon written request, Customer will not exceed the existing Contract Demand or such amount in excess thereof as Company determines it is able to provide.

(b) If Customer desires to reduce the effective Contract Demand at any time prior to the time the Billing Demand of the applicable schedule Eirst equals or exceeds the Contract Demand, Company may agzee to reduce the Contract Demand to the number of kilowatts specified in writing by Customer provided Customer pays to Company a sum of money equal to the estimated cost (after deducting the then value of usable materials and facilities and the salvage value of nonusable materials and facilities) of installing and removing the existing facilities in for serving the customer, plus any money spent by Company which would not have been spent if Customer'adplace oziginally requested the reduced Contract Demand. The agreed upon reduction shell be effective with the beginning of the next ensuing billing period.

Thc Company reserves the right to reduce its facilities to the capacity adequate to serve the Customer's maximum 15-minute demand of the preceding twelve billing months and to amend the Service Agreement to such maximum demand. If customer desires that Company not change its facilities, Company may agree to do so provided customer .executes a Service Agreement for. the amount such facilities were installed to serve.

(c) If Customer increases his load without adequate notice to Company, and without receiving Company's consent, and such unauthorized increase causes loss of or damage to Company's facilities, the cost oE making good such loss or repairing such damage shall be paid by Customer.

8. IQW POWER FACTOR ADJUSTMEÃP CustcrLer shal3. at a11 times maintain a power factor at the point of delivery as nearly 100 per cent as practicable; however, if Customer's power factor determined at the t1me of maximum demand (determined 1n ac-cordanco with the applicable Schedule) is found to be less than 80 per cent lagging, Company will increase the demand used for bill1ng purposes by the number of kilowatts equal to 20 per cent of the difference be-tween (1) the maximum number of react1ve Id,lovolt-amperes (kilovars) determined for the period of maximum demand and (2) 75 per cent of the demand as determined for the month in accordance with the provisions of the applicable Schedule.

9. BHLING (a) Caapany's meters will be read as nearly as practicable at regular intervals of not less than 27 days and not more than 33 days. (By special order of the regulatory agencies bi-monthly reading is pezmit-ted under certain conditions.)

(b) Xf Company is unable to read'Customer's meter for any reason, his use may be estimated by Compary on the basis of his use during the next preceding billing period for which readings were obtained, unless some unusual condition is known to exist. A ss if made from actual meter readings.

bill rendered on the basis of such estimate shall be as valid (c) The term "Month" or "Monthly" as used in Company's Schedules and Riders refers to the interval transpiring between the previous meter reading date and the current reading date and bills shall be rendered accordingly, except chat if the period covered by the bill is for less than 21 or is for 10 days or less, the demand used for billing purposes shall be 50 per days but more than 10 days, cent, oz 20 per cent, respectively, of the demand established under the applicable Schedule. Also, initial or final bill if the period covered is more or less than 27-33 days, the "basic facilities charge" as described inbythean Company schedules will be prorated based on a 30-day billing month.

10 'METER STOPPAGE OR ERROR In tho event a meter fails to register accurately within the allowable limits established by the state regulatory body having jurisdiction,. Company will adjust the measured usage for the p'eriod of time the meter was shown to be in error, not exceeding 60 days, gust prior to the removal of such meter from service.

Company shall refund oz credit to Customer or Customer shell to Company the difference between the amount billed and the estimated amount which would have been billed nay had the meter not exceeded the allowable limits..

No part of any minimum" service charge shall be refunded.

Form 1303-s Page 3 (North Carolina Only) Rev. 4/20/76

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ll. POINT OF DELIVERY The point of delivery is the point where Ccmpany's service conductors are, or are to be, connected to Customer's conductors. Customer shall do a11 things necessary to bring his service conductors to such point of delivery for connection to the Company's service conductors, and he shall maintain his said conductor.". in good order at all times. Unless otherwise stipulated in the Agreement, the point of delivery shall be lo-cated a" follows:

(a) -In cases of a connection of Company's overhead service conductors to Customer's overhead service conductors, such point of delivery snail be on the outside oi'he wall of Customer's building where Company's service conductors may be conveniently extended. and anchored; (b) In cases of connection of Ccmpany's overhead service donductors to Customer's underground service conductors, such point of delivery shall be at a place on Company's nearest pole approximately one foot be-low the Company's conductors from which Customer is to be supplied; (c) In cases of connection of Company's underground service conductors to Customer's service con-ductors, such point of de1ivery shall be at a place on the outside wall of Customer's building to which Company's conductors may be conveniently extended and terminated; (d) In cases where a grourA type substation is installed by Company to supply electricity to Customer, the point of'elivery shall be *t a place to be designated by Company on its substation structure.

(e) In cases where a service entrance panel box is installed by Company on the exterior of the outside wall of Custcmer's dwelling for the purpose of supplying electricity under Company's A11 Electric Residen-tial Service Schedule, the point of delivery shaD, be the point where Customer's conductors are connected to Company's conductors in such panel box.

(f) In cases where electric wiring is insta11ed by Company in residences or apartment buildings with service entrances of 400 amperes or larger, by connection from Company's overhead service conductors, for the purpose of supplying electricity under Company's All Electric Residential Service Schedule, the point of delivery shall be the point where Company's conductors are connected to the main switch owned by Custom-er, or the point where Customer's conductcrs are corinected to the meter trough provided for multiple dwell-ing units if there is not a main switch for all dwel1ing units.

Where special circenstances render stated, then it it impracticable for the point of delivery to be located as above shall be at a place selected or approved by Company and when so done the Customer shall bring his service conductors to and maintain then at such place.

12, INSTALLATIONS (a) By Company: Company shall install, own, operate, and maintain all lines end equipment located on its side of the point of delivery. It shall also furnish and install the necessary meter, and meter trans-formers where necessary, for measuring the electricity used, though such meter will usually be located on Customer's side of the point of delivery.

When a Custcmer requests Company to supply electricity to a single premises in a special manner requir-ing facilities over and above those nozmaDy provided by Company, such additional facilities will be pro-vided, if Company finds it practicable, under the following condLtions:

(1) The facilities will be of a kind and type normally used by or acceptable to Company and will be insta&ed at a place and in a manner satisfactory to Company.

(2) Customer will pay to Company a Monthly Facilities Charge equal to 2.0 per cent (1.5 percent for agreements prior to March 1, 1973) of the estimated installed cost of all facilities, including metering, required in addition to those Company would have provided, but not less than $25 per month for additional facilities no- involving totalized metering or $100 per month for additional facilities

. involving totalired metering. The instaI1ed cost of all facilities will be based on current prices including new materials and equipment.

Form l303-8 Page 4 (North Carolina Only) 'ev. 2/20/76

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(3) When an industrial'Customer desires more than one point of delivery at- one or more voltages with a meter installationp acceptable to Company, to obtain the total kilowatt hours and simultaneous kilo-watts of demand, Company will furnish such service provided Customer vill contract for:

(i) A total minimum iKlling Demand of not less than 2000 kilowatts.

(ii) A minimum Billing Demand at each point of delivery of not less than 500 kilowatts .

(111) Delivery voltages of not'ess than 480 volts .

Only those points of delivery located external to Customer's plant structure may be included in a totalized metering system arrangement. In case of a primary meter installation, the instaH.ed cost of metering equipment will not be included as additional facilities nor will the metering equipment be compensated for 1ine or transformation losses.

(4) Company shaH. not be required to make such installat1on of facilities in addition to those normally provided until Customer has signed such agreements, including provisions for termination, as may be re-quired by Company.

(t) ~testamur: Customer snaU. tnstal3., oun, operate, ane matntatn a11 ltnes, serstoe eonnuetors, snu equipmentp exclusive of Company's dieter, meter transformers and meter base on Customer's side of the point of delivery, and Customer wi11 be the owner and have exclusive control thereof as weH. also as of all elec-it tricity after passes the point of delivery. Customer shall so arrange his wiring that aH. electricity for one type of use can be supplied at one point of delivery and measured by a single meter. Except under special circumstances, the Company's meter will'be located on Customer's side of the point of delivery, and when it is to be so located the Customer must make suitable provision in his wiring for the convenient in-stallation of the type of meter Company wi11 use, and at a place suitable to Company. And where a socket type meter is to be used, Companyp upon application from Customer, wiH. furnish to Customer (but retaining ownership) a motor base which will be installed by Customer at his expense in his wiring to accommodate the meter.

Customer shall not utilize any equipment, appliance, or device which tends to affect adversely Company's supply of service to, or the use of service by, Customer or others. Customer shaH. not install gaseous dis-charge lighting with a power factor of less than 90 per cent lagging. When polyphase service is supplied by Company, Customer shall control his use so that his load will be maintained in reasonable electrical balance between the phases at the point of delivery'Customer shaH. instaH. and maintain devices adequate to protect his equipment against irregularities on Company's system, including devices to protect against single phasing.

(c) Access To Premises: The duly authorized agents of Company shall have the right of ingress and egress to the premises of Customer at all reasonable hours for the purpose of reading meters, inspecting Company's wiring and apparatus, changing, exchanging, or repairing its property on the premises of Customer and to re-move such property at the time of or at any time after suspension of service or termination of Agreement.

(d) Protection: Customer shall protect Company's wiring and apparatus on Customer's premises and shall permit no one but Company's agents to handle same. In the event of any loss of or damage to such property of Company caused by or arising out of carelessness, neglect, or misuse by Customer, his employees or agents, the cost of making good such loss or repairing such damage shall be paid by Customer.

13. CONTINUANCE OF SERVICE AND LIABILITYTHEREFOR Company does not guarantee continuous service but shall use reasonable diligence at aH. times to provide an uninterrupted supply of electricity and having used reasonable diligence shall not be liable to Customer for damagep for failure in, or for interruptions or suspensions of, the same.

Company reserves the right to suspend service without 11ability on its part at such times and for such periods and in such manner as it may deem advisable (a) for the purpose of maid.ng necessary adjustments to, changes in, or repairs on its lines, substations, and facilities and (b) in cases where, in its opinionp the continuance of service to Customer's premises would endanger persons or property.

In the event of an adverse condition or disturbance on the system of the Company, or on any other system directly or indirectly interconnected with it, which requires automat1c or manual interruption of the supply of electricity to some customers or areas in order to limit the extent or damage of the adverse condition or disturbancep or to prevent damage to generating or transmission facilities, or to expedite restoration of service, the Company may, without incurring liability, interrupt serv1ce to customers or areas and, take such other action as appears reasonably necessary.

Form 1303-B Page 5 (North Carolina Only) Rev. 2/l6/76

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EXHIBIT B CAROLINA POWER 6 LIGHT COMPANY Proposed Charges The rates, fares, tolls or other charges which the applicant seeks to place in effect are contained in the schedules and other documents immediately following, a list of which is as follows:

Schedule or Document Name. Desi ation Residential Service Schedule RES-1 Small General Service Schedule SGS-1 General Service Schedule GS "1 Large General Service Schedule LGS "1 Guaranteed Load Factor Service Schedule GLFS-1 Rural Farm Service Schedule RFS-1 Church and School Service Schedule CSG-1 Church and School Service Schedule CSE-1 Apartment House Service Schedule AHS>>l Shopping Center Service Schedule SCS-1 Sports Field Lighting Schedule SFLS-1 Municipal Pumping Service Schedule MPS-1 Traffic Signal Service Schedule TSS-1 Area Lighting Service Schedule ALS-1 Pole Type Street Lighting Service Schedule SLP" 1 Underground Street Lighting Service Schedule SLU-1 Underground Street Lighting Service Schedule. SLUG-1 Street Lighting Service Schedule SLR-1 Construction Cost Rider No. 15C Two-Phase Service Rider No. 41 Service Regulations, Pages 2, 3, 4, and 5 '1/1/77

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Carolina Power & Light Company (North Carolina Only)

RESIDENTIAL SERVICE SCHEDULE RES-1 AVAILABILITY 1

This Schedule is available when electric service is used'or dome'stic purposes in and about a resi-dential dwelling unit, including electric service used on a 'farm and in the preparation of the farm's products for market. A residential house served under this Schedule may be used as a boarding house, fraternity house, tourist home, or like establishment, provided such residential house is one which ordinarily would be used as a private residence.

Service under this Schedule is not available for processing (or handling) for market of farm products produced by others, for separately metered farm operations, for individual motors in excess of 10 HP (except as provided below), for commercial or industrial purposes, or for other uses not specifically provided for by the provisions herein, or for breakdown, standby, supplementary, or resale service.

APPLICABILITY This Schedule is applicable to all electric service of the same available type supplied to Customer' premises at'ne point of delivery through one kilowatt-hour meter.

TYPES OF SERVICE The types of service to which this Schedule is applicable are alternating current, 60 hertz, either single phase 2 or 3'ires, or three phase 4 wires, at Company's standard voltages of 240 volts or less.

MONTHLY RATE Single Phase Service Summer (Billin Months Jul October Winter Billin Months November - June

$ 6.50 Basic Facilities Charge $ 6.50 Basic Facilities Charge 3.53C per kwh for all kwh 3.53C per kwh for the first 800 kwh 2.57C per kwh for the additional kwh Three,Phase Service The bill computed for single phase service plus $ 1.90.

Multiple Welling Units When more than one residential housekeeping unit is served through the same meter, the kilowatt-hours in each of the energy blocks will be multiplied by the number of individual dwelling u'nits served.

INDIVIDUALMOTORS Service to individual motors rated for more than 10 HP will not normally be permitted under this Schedule. However, in exceptional cases, motors as large as 15 HP'ay be served upon approval by the Engineering Department.

APPROVED FUEL CHARGE The Approved Fuel Charge applicable to retail service will apply to all service supplied under this Schedule..

PAYMENTS Bills are due when rendered and are payable-within 25 days. from the date of the bill- If any bill is not so paid, Company has the right to suspend service in accordance with its Service Regulations.

In addition, any bill not paid, on or before the expiration of twenty-five (25) days from the date of the. bill is. subject to an additional chargeiof. 1X.per month as provided in Rule R12-9 of the Rules and Regulations. of the North Carolina, Utilities: Commission.

CONTRACT PERIOD The Contract Period shall not be less than one year.

CFNERAL, Service rendered under this Schedule is sub)ect to the provisions of the Service Regulations of the Company on file Mith the state regulatory commission.

Supersedes Schedules R-2V, R-3U, and R-4S Effective for service rendered on and after January 1, 1977.

NCUC Docket No. E-2, Sub 297

Carolina Power 6 Light Company (North Carolina Only)

SMALL GENERAL'ERVICE SCHEDULE SGS-1 This Schedule is available for electric service (1) used by a commercial or industrial business and (2) for any other use not specifically excluded by the provisions hereof when Company does not own equip-ment, other than meters and metering equipment, on Customer's side of the point of delivery.

This Schedule is not available (1) for breakdown, standby, or supplementary service unless used in con)unction with the applicable Standby and Supplementary Service Rider for a continuous period of not less than one year, (2) for resale service, or (3) for service used only for domestic purposes in and about an individual dwelling unit.

APPLICABILITY This Schedule is appiicablc to all electric service of the sane available type supplied to Custoner's premises at one point of delivery through one kilowatt-hour meter.

TYPE OF SERVICE The types. of service to which this Schedule is applicable are alternating current, 60 herts, single

'hase 2 or 3 wires, or three phase 3 or 4 wires, at Company's standard voltages. When Customer desires twc or more types of service, which types can be supplied from a single pose 3 wire type or a three phase 4 wire type, without voltage transformation, only the one of these two types necessary for Customer's re-quirements will be supplied.

CONTRACT DBSND The Contract Demand shall be the KW of demand specified in the Service Agreement.

MONTHLY RATE

$ 6.50 Basic Facilitics Charge 4.95C per kwh for the first 600 kwh*

2 '8c per kwh for thc next 3000 kwh 1.90C per kwh for the additional kwh

~en the kw of Billing Demand exceeds 5 kw, add in this block 120 kwh for each additional kw of such excess.

Minimum: In all areas $ 6.50 plus $ 3.25 Eor each kw of Billing Demand in excess of 5 kw, but, Eor three phase service, noc less than the smaller oE (1) the bill computed in accordance with thc preceding provisions plus $ 1. 75 or (2) $ 16.00.

BILLING DEMAND The Billing Demand shall be the maximum Ql registered or computed, by or from Company's metering facilities, during a 15-minute interval within the current billing month. However, the Billing Demand shall not be less than the greater of (1) 90X of the maximun monthly 15-minute demand during the billing months of July through October of the preceding eleven billing months or (2) 50X of the maximum monthly 15-minute demand during the billing months of November through June of the preceding eleven billing months or (3) 75X of the Contract Demand until such time as the Billing Demand first equals or exceeds the effective Contract Demand.

APPROVED FUEL CHARGE

'The Approved Fuel Charge applicable to retail service will apply to all service supplied under this Schedule.

PAYMENTS Bills are due when rendered end are payable within 15 days. from the date of the bill. If any bill is not so paid, Company has the right to suspend service in accordance with its Service Regulations. In addition, any bill not paid on or before the expiration of twenty-five (25) days from the. date of the bill is subject to an additional charge-of 1X.',per month as, provided in Rulc; R12-9 of the Rules and Regu-lations of the North Carolina, Utilitics Commission.

CONTRACT PERXOD The Contract Period shall not be less than one year; except for short term or temporary service, the Contract Period may be for the period requested. by Customer and in such event Customer agrees'1)

That the service supplied shall be for a continuous period until, discontinued, and (2) -,That where it is necessary for Company to extend lines, erect transformers, or do any work

necessary to supply service, except the installation of a self-contained meter, Customer shall pay in advance the estimated cost of such work, including the installation of the metering equipment; and that the estimated cost shall include labor, materials, trans-portation and supervision of furnishing, installing and removing, less salvage value of

• such facilities.

Service rendered under this Schedule is subject to the provisions of the Service Regulations of the Company on file with the state regulatory cosmd.ssion.

Supersedes Schedule G-lU Effective for service rendered on and after January l, 1977 NCUC Docket No. E-2, Sub 297

.Caroliqa Power 6 Light Company (North. Carolina Only)

GENERAL SERVICE SCHEDULE GS-1 AVAILABILITY This Schedule is'vailable for electric service (1) used by a commercial or industrial business and (2) for any other use not specifically excluded by the provisions hereof when Company does not own equip-ment, other than meters and metering equipment, on Customer's side of the pbint of delivery and when Customer contracts for not less than 50 kw.

This Schedule is not available (1) for breakdown, standby, or supplementary service unless used in con)unction with thc applicable Standby and Supplementary Service Rider for a continuous period of not less than onc year, (2) for resale service, or (3) for short term or temporary service.

APPLICABILITY This Schedule is applicable to all electric service of the same available type supplied to Customer' premises at one point of delivery through one kilowattt-hour meter.

TYPE OF SERVICE The types of service to which this Schedule is applicable are alternating current, 60 hertz, single phase 3 wires, or three phase 3 or 4 wires, at Company's standard voltages. Nhen Customer desires two or more types of service, which types can be supplied from a single phase 3 wire type or a three phase 4 wire type, without voltage transformation, only the one of these two types necessary for Customer's requirements will be supplied.

CONTRACT DEMAND The Contract Demand shall be the KW of demand specified in the Service Agreement.

MONTHLY RATE

$ 213.00 for the first 50 kw of Billing Demand 3'.66 per kw for all additional kw of Billing Demand 1.85C per kwh for all kwh BILLING DEMAND The Billing Demand shall be the maximum KW registered or computed, by or from Company's metering facilitics, during a 15-minute interval within the current billing month. However, the Billing Demand shall not be less than the greater of (I) 907, of the maximum monthly 15-minute demand during the billing months of July through October of the preceding eleven billing months or (2) 507, of the maximum monthly 15-minute demand during the billing months of November through June of the preceding eleven billing months or (3) 75'L of the Contract Demand until such time as the Billing Demand first equals or exceeds the effective Contract Demand, or (4) 50 KW.

APPROVED FUEL CllARGE The Approved Fuel Charge applicable to retail service will apply to all service supplied under this Schedule.

PAYMENTS Bills are due when rendered and are payable within 15 days from the date of the bill. If any bill is not so paid, Company has the right to suspend service in accordance with its Service Regulations. In addition, any bill not paid on or before. the expiration of twenty-five (25) days from the date of the bill is subject to an additional charge- of 1X per month as provided in Rule R12-9 of the Rules and Regulations of the North Carolina Utilities Commission.

CONTRACT PERIOD The Contract Period shall not be less than one year.,

CENEIIAL Service rendered under this Schedule is subJect-to the provisions of the Service Regulations. of the Company on file Mith. the state regulatory commission.

Supersedes Schedule G-2R Effective for service rendered on and after January 1, 1977 NCUC Docket Ho. E-2, Sub 297

Carolina Power & Lighc Company (North Carolina Oddly)

LARGE'EHERAL, SERVICE SCHEDULE LGS-1 AVAILABILITY This Schedule is available for electric service (1) used by a comaercial or'ndustrial business and (2) for any other use not specifically excluded by the provisions hereof when Company does not own equip mant, other than meters and metering equipment, on Customer's side of the point of delivery and when Customer contracts for.not less than 1000 kw.

This Schedule is noc available (1) for breakdown, standby, or supplementary service unless used in conjunction with the applicable Standby and Supplementary Service Rider for a continuous period of not less than one year, (2) for resale service, or (3) for short term or temporary service, This Schedule is applicable to all electric service of tha same ave@able type supplied to Custoaer's premises at one point of delivery through one kilowact-hour meter.

TYPE OF SERVICE The types of service to which this Schedule is applicable are alternating current, 60 hertz, three phase 3 or 4 wires, at Company's standard voltages of 480 volts or higher. When Cuscomer desires two or more types of service, which cypes can be supplied from a three phase 4 wire cype, without voltage trans-formation, only the one of these two types necessary fot Customer's requirements will be supplied.

COARCT DBGLND The Contract Demand shall ba the KW of demand specified in the Service Agreement.

~ON1ILY RATE

$ 5,075 ~ 00 for the first 1000 kw of Billing Demand

$ 4.85 per kw for all additional kw of Billing Demand 1.48c per kwh for all kwh BILLING DEMAND The Billing Demand shall be the maximum KW registered or computed, by or from Company's metering facilities, during a 15-minuce interval within che current month. However, the Billing Demand shall not be less, than the greater of (1) 9K, of the maximum monthly 15-minute demand during the billing months of Zuly through October of the preceding eleven billing months or (2) 50K of the maximum monthly 15-minute demand during the billing months of November through Zone of the preceding eleven billing months or (3) 75%, of the Concracc Demand until such time as the Billing Demand first equals or exceeds the effective Contract Demand, or (4) 1,000 KW.

APPROVED FUEL CHARGE The Approved Fuel Charge applicable to retail service weal apply to all service suppLied this Schedule. 'nder POWER FACTOR ADJUS~

When the power factor in the currenc billing month is less than 85Z, the monthly bill will be increased by a sum equal to $ 0.25 multiplied by the difference between the maximum reactive kilovolt-amperes (kvar) registered by a. demand meter suitable for measuring the demands used during a 15-minute intervaL and 62K of the maximum.kw, demand regiscered in the current billing month.

PAYMENTS

~ Bills not so paid, are due when rendered and are payable within 15 days from, the date of the bill.

Company has the right to suspend service in accordance with its Service Regulations.

If any bill is In addition,, any bill not paid on or before the expiration of twenty-five.- (25) days from the date of the bill is subject to an addicional charge of 12 per'monch as provided in Rule R12-9 of the Rules and Regulations of the North Carolina Utilities. Commission.

CONTRACT PERIOD The Contract Period she11. not be less. chen one year

. GENE RAI Service rendered under this Schedule is sub)ect to the provisions of the Service Regulations of the Company on file vith, the state regulatory commission.

Supersedes Schedule G-3G Effective for service rendered on and after January 1, 1977 NCUC Docket No. E-2 ~ Sub 297 2'-

Carolina Povor 4 Light Canpany (North Carolina Only)

GUARANTEED LOAD FACTOR SERVICE SCHEDULE GLFS-1 AVAILABILITY This Schedule is available for electr'c service used by a commercial or industzial business vhen Company does not ovn equipment, ocher than meters and metering equipmenc, on Customer's side oE rhe point of delivery and vhen Cusromer conrzacts for noc less than 10,000 k>>.

This Schedule is noc available (1) for breakdovn, standby, or supplementary service unless used in

.confunction vith the applicable Standby and Supplenenrary Service Rider for a continuous period oi nor.

less than five years, (2) Eor resale service, ot (3) for service to a Customer vhen any part oi tha service is metered by Cusconer and charged for in vhole or in part or vixen its use is limited in any vay even though not sepazacely charged Eor.

APPLICABILITY This Schedule is applicable to all electric serrice oi the sane available cype supplied to Customer's premises ac one point, oi delivery through one kilovat -hour ne er.

TYPE OF SERVICE The cypes of service to vhich this Schedule is applicable are alternating curzenc, 60 hertz, thzee phase 3 or 4 cfires, at Company's scandard voltages of 12,470 volts or higher.

CONTRACi DBAHD The NONTHLY RATE Contract Demand shall be the i'f demand speciEied in the Service Agree"ent.

Dezmnd Charge

$ 134,525,00 Eor the f'zsc 10,000 kv oE Billing Demand

$ 13. 43 per kv ior all additional kv oi BLLling Demand Energy Charge First 600 kvh per kv included in Demand Charge 1.15c per kvh Eor all additional kvh BILL .IC OVGQID The Billing g Demand sha1.1 be the maximum M registered or conputed, by or from Company' netez acilities, durin g a L5--minu.e ut ntazvaL vithin the curzent bilLing month. Hovever the Billi C rg 11 nat be Less than the greater oi ({1)) 90 ~ oi the maxima nant s o July rhzough October oi the preceding eLeven biLLing =anthly 15-minute dem'd during the billing months or 50" wg he bi ing months ot !!ovenber through June ai the(2)preceding heleven billing months or (3) 75Z oi the Contract Demand until such t~~

as the Billing Demand first e uals or e.

the effecrive Conczact Cenand, oz (4) 1,0,000 KÃ.

APPROVED FUEL CHARCE The Approved Fuel Charge applicable co retai1. service under rhis Schedule.

vill apply to all service supplied POMER FACiOR ADJUS'iiNT

<<hen the pover factor in the curzenc billing nonrh is less than 95Z, the monchly bill vill be increased by a sun equaL to $ 0.25 multiplied by the diffezence becveen the maximum react've kilovolt-anpezes (kvar) registered by a demand meter suicable ior measuring the demands used curing a U-minute interval and 33>>. oi the-maximum kv demand. regiscered in the curzenr. billing conrh.

PAYN .ITS Bills are*due vhen rendered and are payable vithin 15 days fram the date oi the billi If any bill is noc so paid, Conaany has. the righc to suspend serrice in accordance vi h irs Service Regulations. Ln addition; any bil1. noc: paid on ar'beiare the expiration of t'>>enty-five (25) days iron. the date oi the. bill is subject, to an additionaL charge ai L. pet" manth as, provided in Rule R12-9 oi the Rules and, Regulatians, oE the North Carolina-. Utiliries Caraission;.

CONTRACT PERIOD I1 The Contract Period shall not be less than five years.

I1 Service rendered under this Schedule is subject to the provisions of the Service Regulations of the Company on file with the state regulatory coaanission.

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Carolina Power & Light Company (North Carolina Only)

'RURAL FARM SERVICE SCHEDULE RFS-1 AVAIIABILITY This Schedule is available when electric service is used on a farm and in the preparation of the Earm's products for market, provided such service is not metered in con]unction with a residence.

Scrvicc under this Schedule is not available for processing (or handling) for market of farm products produced by others, for separately metered seasonal farm operations of less than six months continuous and substantial use, for individual motors in excess of 10 HP (except as provided below), for highly seasonal heating load In excess of 10 KN connected, for commercial or industrial purposes, or for other uses not specifically provided for by the provisions herein, or for breakdown, standby, supplementary, or resale service.

This schedule is not available "0

Eor new applications aEter February 19, 1976.

APPLICABILITY This Schedule is applicable to all electric service of the same available type supplied to Customer' premises at one point of delivery through one kilowatt-hour meter.

TYPES OF SERVICE The types of service to which this Schedule is applicablc are alternating current, 60 hertz, either phase 2 or 3 vires, or three phase 4 wires, at Company's standard voltages of 240 volts or less. 'ingle MONTHLY RATE Single Phase Service

$ 6.50 Basic Facilities Charge 3.87C per kvh for all kvh Three Phase Service V The bill computed Eor single phase service plus $ 1.90.

INDIVIDUALMOTORS Service to individual motors rated Eor more than 10 HP vill not normally be permitted under this Schedule. However, in exceptional cases, motors as large as 15 HP may be served upon approval by the Engineering Department.

APPROVED FUEL CHARGE The Approved Fuel Charge applicable to retail service will apply to all service supplied under this Schedule.

PA Blk2lt S'ills are due vhen rendered and are payable within 15 days from the date of the bill, If any bill is not so paid, Company has the right to suspend service in accordance with its Service Regulations. In addition any bill not paid on or beEore the expiration of twenty-five (25) days from thc date of the bill is sub)act to en additional charge of 17. pcr month as provided in Rule R12-9 of thc Rules and Regulations of the North Carolina Utilities Commission CONI'RACZ PERIOD The Contract Period shall not be less than one year.

C EIIRIIAL Service rendered under this Schedule. is sub)oct to the provisions of the Service Regulations of the Company on file vith the state regulatory comnission.

Supersedes Schedule RF-IN, Effective Eor service rendered on and aEter January 1t 1977

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Carolina Pover 6 Light Company (North Carolina Only)

CHURCH AND SCHOOL SERVICE SCHEDULE CSG-1 AVAILABILITY This Schedule is av'ailable for electric service used in a church plant contracting to pay for service for tvelve months in each calendar year vhen Company does not ovn equipment, other, than meters or metering equipment, on Customer's side oE thc point of delivery.

This Schedule is also availablc-for electric service used in educational and x'ecrcational buildings operated as an educational institution of elementary or high school level. provided that no pert of the school is used for boarding Eacilities to accomodate students or faculty members.

This Schedule is not available for service to other types of schools> such as an industrial, vocational or training school, or for service to a building which is wholly or partially used for other purposes not specifically provided for by the provisions oE this Schedule or for breakdown, standby or supplementary service.

This Schedule is not available for nev applications after December 31, 1976.

APPLICABIIZTY This Schedule is applicable to aU. electric service of the same available type supplied to Customer's premises at one point of delivery through one kilowatt-hour metex .

TYPE OF SERVICE The types of service to which tld.s Schedule is applicable are alternating current, 60 hertz, single phase 2 or 3 wires, or three phase 3 or 4 wires, at Company's standard voltages. When Customer desires two or vere types of service, which types can be supplied from a single phase .

3 wire type or a three phase 4 wire type, without voltage transformation, only the one of these two types necessary for Customer's requirements wiU. be supplied.

NONTHLY RATE

$ 6.50 Basic Facilities Charge A.950 per kvh for the first 600 kvh 3.80C per kvh for the additional kvh APPROVED FUEL CHARGE The Approved Fuel Charge applicable to retail service vill apply to all service supplied under this Schedule.

PA>HEN T>

Bills are due when rendered and are pay'able within 15 days from the date of the bill. If any bill is not so paid, Company has the right to suspend service in accordance vith its Service Regulations. In addition, any bill not paid on or before the expiration of tventy-five (25) days fiom the date of the bill is subject to an additional charge of 12 per month as provided in Rule R12-9 of the Rules and Regulations of the North Carolina Utilities Conn>ission.

CONTRACT PERIOD The Contract Pdriod shall not be less. then one year.

Service. rendered under this Schedule is subject to the provisions of the Service Regulations oE the Company on file with the, state regulatory coan>ission.

Supersedes Schedule CS-IF Effective for service rendered on and'fter January 1, 1977 NCUC'Docket'o.. E-2, Sub 297

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E CHURCH AND SCHOOL SERVICE SCHEDULE CSE-1 AVAILABILITY This Schedule is available when permanently installed electric space heating equipment is the only type of space heating equipment installed in either (1) all parts of the church plant, (2) in the church sanctuary and pertinent rooms thereto, (3) in all parts of the church plant, except the parts contained in item (2), (4) in a newly constructed church educational building with not less than fifty percent of the floor area of the existing church plant, excluding the parts contained in item (2), or (5) any separately metered church building comprising a part of the churcht plant.

This Schedule is also available for electric service used in educacional and recreational buildings operated as an educational institution of elementary or high school level, when perma-nently installed electric space heating cquipmenc is the only type of equipment installed for space heating purposes and all installed cooking and water heating equipment is electrical provided that no part of the school is used for boarding facilities to accommodate students or faculty members.

This Schedule is not available for service to other types of schools, such as an industrial, vocational or training school, or for service to a building which is wholly or partially used for other purposes not specifically provided for by the provisions of this Schedule or for breakdown, standby or supplementary service.

This Schedule is not available for new applications after December 31, 1976.

APPLICABILITY This Schedule is applicable to aH. electric service of'he same available type supplied to Customer's premises at one point of delivery through one kilowatt-hour meter.

TYPE OF SERVXCE

'Ihe types of service to which this Schedule is applicable are alternating current, 60 hertz, single phase 3 wires, or three phase 3 or 4 wires, at Company's standard voltages. Mhen Customer desires two types of service, which types can be supplied from a three phase 4 wire type, without voltage transformation, orQy the three phase 4 wire type will be supplied.

HONTHLY RATE Basic

'6.50 Facilities Charge 4.95c per kwh for the first 600 kwh 3.08C per kwh for the additional kwh APPROVED FUEL CHARGE under The Approved Fuel Charge this schedule, applicable to retail service will apply to all service supplied Bills are due when rendered and are payable within 15 days from the date of the bill. If bill1 is not so paid, Company has the right to suspend service in accordance with its Service Regu-any lations. In addition, any bill not paid on or before the expiration of twenty-five (25) days from the date of the bill is subject to an additional charge of 1Z per month as provided in Rule R12-9 of the Rules and Regulations of the North Carolina Utilities, Commission.

COEETRACT PERIOD The Contract Period shall not be less: than one year; CEEEEAL Service rendered-under this Schedule is subject to the provisions of the Service Regulations of'he. Company on file with the state. regulatory commission.

Supersedes Schedule CS-2F Effective for. service-rendered on and'fter January 1 .

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APARTMENT HOUSE SERVICE SCHEDULE AHS-1 AVAIIABILITY This"Schedule is available for electric service when (1) used for heating an entire building construct-ed primarily for apartment units, (2) each individual apartment is separately metered, and (3) each com-mercial establishment within the apartment building is ei.ther separately metered or metered in groups.

Electric service used for water heating, cooling, domestic cooking, and general house usage (i.c., hall and exit lights, elevators, lobby lights) may be provided under this Schedule when metered in con)unction with the heating requirements. Only space heating, water heating and cooling service may be provided to com-mercial establishments through the meter serving the apartment building and then only when such services are provided for the entire building.

Service under this Schedule is available for separately metered laundry facilities installed solely for the use of the apartment occupants. when total electric space heating service is provided under this or any other applicable schedule. In addition to thc laundry equipment, only water heaters used exclusively for the laundry, space heating for the laundry area and incidental lighting may be served through the laundry meter.

Service under this Schedule is not available (1) when another source of commercial energy is used with-in any portion of the building, (2) for other than laundry facilities, when the heating requirements for one or more apartments are supplied through the individual apartment: meter, (3) for other use not specifi-cally provided for by the provisions herein, or (4) for breakdown, standby, supplementary or resale service.

This Schedule is not available for new applications after February .19, 1976.

APPLICABILITY This Schedule is applicable to all electric service of the same available type supplied to Customer' premises at one point, of delivery throught one kilowatt-hour meter.

TYPES OF SERVICE The types of service to which this Schedule is applicable are alternating current, 60 hertz, either single phase 3 wires, or three phase 4 wires, at Company's standard voltages of 240 volts or less.

MONIHLY RATE Single Phase Service

$ 6.50 Basic Facilities Charge 3.37C per kwh for all kwh, plus*

~en the kwh used for cooking are billed under this Schedule, add $ 0.25 per dwelling unit.

Three Phase Service

'Ihe bill computed for single phase service plus $ 1.90.

APPROVED FUEL CHARCE The Approved Fuel Charge applicable to retail sezvice will apply to all service supplied under this Schedule.

INDIVIDUAL METERS'eparately metered individual apartments, commercial establishments or other uses will be billed under the applicable rate schedule.

PATH!!NTS Bills are duc when rendered and are payable within 15 days from the date of the bill. If any bill is not so paid, Company has the right to suspend service in accordance. with its Service Regulations. In addition, any bill not paid on or before the expiration of twenty-five (25) days from the date of the bill is subject to an additional charge of 17. per month as provided in Rule R12-9 of the Rules and Regulations of the North Carolina Utilities Commission CONTRACT PERIOD The: Contract Period: shall not'c~ less. than, one year

Service rcndcrcd under this Schedule is sub]ect to thc provisions of the Service Regulations of the Company on filo with the state regulatory coamission.

Supe ra ed es S chedu le AH-1M Effective. for service rendered on and after January 1, 1977 NCVC'Docket No. E-2, Sub 297

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Carolina Power & Light Company (North Carolina Only)

SHOPPING CENTER SERVICE SCHEDULE SCS-1 AVAIIABILITY This. Schedule is available for electric service used only by electric space heating and cooling equipmcnt when both are installed in a large shopping center where the operator furnishes both the heating and cooling requirements as a part of tenant's rent; provided such electric service is supplied for the shopping center at a central location(s) rather than at each tenant's premises. Electricity supplied under this Schedule may be used for the operation of air-handling equipment within the mall area when such air-handling cquipmcnt is an integral part of the heating and cooling equipment used specifically for the mall area. The Shopping center shall consist of five or more scores with individual tenants, each metered

.separately.

When thc shopping canter meets the conditions stated above, Company will supply multiple points of delivery which, in its opinion, are necessary, and this Schedule will be available to each such point where (1) both spade heating and space cooling are served or (2) either space heating or space cooling is served and at least 257. of the capacity of the transformer installation is required to serve loads other than those to which this Schedule is available.

This Schedule is not available to any portion of a shopping center where the space heating or cooling equipment uses an energy source other than electricity, for other uses not specifically provided for by the provisions herein or for breakdown, standby, supplementary, or rasa)c service.

This Schedule is not available for new applications after February 19, 1976.

APPLICABILITY

'This Schedule-is applicable to all electric service of the same available type supplied to customer' premises through onc kilowatt-hour meter for each point of delivery.

TYPE OF SERVICE The types of service to which this Schedule is applicable are alternating current, 60 hertz, three phase 3 or 4 wires, at Company's standard voltages of 480 volts or less.

HONTHLY RATE

$ 6.50 Basic Facilities Charge 3.29c per kwh for all kwh APPROVED FUEL CHARGE The Approved Fuel Charge applicable to retail service will apply to all service supplied under this Schedule.

INDIVIDUALNETERS Separately metered individual commercial establishments or other uses will be billed under the applicable rate schedule.

is not Bills arc due when rendered and arc payable within 15 days from the date of the so paid, Company has- the right to suspend', service in accordance with its Service Regulacions.

bill. If any bill In addition, any bill not paid on or before the expiration of. twenty-five (25) days from the date of the bill is subject to an additional charge of lX per month as provided. in Rule R12-9 of the Rules and Regulations, of the North Carolina Utilities Commission,.

CONTRACT PERIOD The Contract Period. shall not. be less, than one-year'ENERAL Service rendered. under'his Schedule is: sub]cct'o the" provisions. of the Service Regulations of the-Company on file with, the state regulatory cocxaission-.

Supersedes Schedule on service rendered on: and:

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SPORTS FIELD LIGllTING SCllEDULE SFLS-1 AVAILABII.ITY This Schedule is availablc for electric service used Eor lighting specially designed outdoor fields which are normally used for football, baseball,.softball, tennis, races and ocher organized competitive sports.

This Schedule is not available for breakdown, standby, supplementary or resale service.

APPl.ICABI'l.ITY This Schedule is applicable to all electric service of the same available type supplied to Customer' premises at onc point of delivery through one kilowatt-hour netcr.

TYPF. OF SERVICE Thc types of service to which this Schedule is applicable arc alternating current, 60 hertz, either single phase 2 wires, or three phase 3 or 4 wires, at Company's standard distribution voltage available Eor the area or the voltape at which an installation was served on Decenber 1, 1973.

EXTENSION OF FACILITIES Company will make the type of service agreed upon available to Customer, provided Customer vill pay total estimated cost of extending, or increasing, the capacity of Company's facilities located to Company the on Company's side of the point of delivery, exclusive of the material cost of transformers and the entire cost of the meter in s ta 1 la cion ..

HONTllLY RATE

$ 1.255 for the first 15 kwh or less per kw of demand 4.22C per kwh for all the additional kwh BILLING DEHAND The Billing Deaand shall bc the maximum kw registered or computed, by or from Company's metering facilitie., during a 15-minute interval within the current billing month, but not less than the maximum kw previously registered during the current season (period of continuous connection).

APPROVFD FUEL ClIARGE The Approved Fuel Charge applicable to retail service will apply to all service supplied under this Schedule.

BILLING The billing to Customer will be continuous from the beginning to the end of each complete season, or period oE special use, and service will not be disconnected until the end of each conplete season or period of special use. If the season or period of use is for lass than 30 consecutive days, Customer will be billed the estimated cost of connecting and disconnecting service, which estimated cost shall not be less chan $ 10.00.

PAYHENTS Bills are duc when rendered and are payable within 15 days from the date of the bill. If any bill is not so paid, Company has the right to suspend service in accordance with its Service Regulations. In addition, any bill not paid on or before the expiration of twenty-five (25) days from the date of the bill is sub5cct to an additional charge oE 17 per month as provided in Rule R12-9 of the Rules and Regulations of the North Carolina Utilities Co~ission.

CONTRACT PERIOD The Contract Period shall not be less than one a:onth, unless Customer agrees to pay the estimated cost of connection and disconnection, which estimated cost shall not be less than $ 10.00.

Service rcndcrcd under this Schedule is sub5ect to the provisions of the Service Regulations of the Company on

'k file with the scarc regulatory coaaaission.

Supersedes Schodyle SFl.-lP Effective for scrvicc rendered on and. after January 1, 1977 NCUC Docket No. E-2,. Sub 297

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MUNICIPAL PUMPING SERVICE SCHEDULE MPS-1 AVAILABILITY This Schedule fs avaflable for electric service used in pumping plants owned and operated only by a municipality, incorporated sanitazy district,, or other governmental unit, Eor the purpose of supplying a retail voter service or savage disposal service, vhen Company docs not own equipment, ocher than meters and metering equipment, on Cuscomer's side of the point of delivery.

This Schedule is not available for breakdown, standby, supplerentazy or resale service.

This Schedule is noc available for nev applications after December 31, 1976.

AP P LICAEILITY This Schedule is applicable to all electric service of the same available type supplied to Customer' premises at oae point of delivery through one kilowatt-hour meter.

TYPE OF SERVICE'he types of sezvice to vhich this Schedule is applicable are alternacing current, 60 hertz, single three or wires, at Company's standard voltages. When Customer desires tvo phase 2 or 3 wires, or phase 3 4 or a three phase 4 or more types of service, which cypes can be supplied from a single phase 3 wire type necessary'Eor Customer's re-wire type, vichout voltage transformation, only the one of these two types quirements vill bc supplied.

CONTRACT 'EMAND The Contract Demand shall be the KM of demand specified in the Service Agreement.

MONTHLY RATE 4.40C per kvh for the fizst 500 kwh*

2.80C per kvh Eor next 2000 kwh or 100 kwhlkw 2.00C per kvh for all additional kvh aNhen the Billing Demand exceeds 5 kw, .add 100 kvh for each kw of such excess.

Minimum.'6.50 plus $ 3.00 Eor each kw of Billing Demand in excess of 4.0 kw.

BILLING DEMAND The Billing Dc ma nd shall be the maximum KW registered or computed, by or from Company's m meterin e ng facilities durinng a 15"minute incerval wfthin the current billing neath. Hovevcr, the Billing Demand shall aot be less than the greater of (1) 90X of the maximum monthly 15-minute demand during the billing months of July through October of the preceding eleven billing months or (2) 50X of the maximum monthly 15-minute. demand during the billing months of November through June of the preceding eleven billing moaths or (3) 75X of the Contract Demand until such time as the Billing Demand first equals or exceeds the effective Contract Demand.

APPROVED FUEL CHARGE The Approved Fuel Charge applicable to retail service vill apply to all service supplied under this Schedule.

FIRE PUMPS Demand charges. for equipmenc used exclusively for fire pumps or similar emergency service shall be waived for billing, purposes provided Customer advises Company vithin 48 hours5.555556e-4 days <br />0.0133 hours <br />7.936508e-5 weeks <br />1.8264e-5 months <br /> after the operation of such equipmcnt for Eire-or other emergency service. Customer may operace such equipmeac for test purposes during prearranged periods sdtfsfactory to Company, and the demands czoaced by such prearranged test operacions vill be ignored for billing purposes Customer shall pay to Company cosc of local facilities, including transformers, or the pro rata portion oE total cost of facilities provided, to supply sezvice for emergency equipmenc.

PAYMENTS Bills aze. due when rendered.and are payable vithin 15 days-from che date: of the bill'. If any bill is- not so paid,, Company has the right to suspend service in accordance with its. Service Regulatfo as' s I io any bill not. paid on. or before. the expiration oE twenty-five. (25) days. fram the date of th-addi tion,, e-i b 11 is sub)ecc. to an additional charge of 1X'per month as provided'n Rulc R12-9 of the; Rules and Regu-lations of the North Carolina. Utilities Commission..

CONTRACT PERIOD Thc Contract Period shall not bc less than five years.

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Service rendered under this Schedule is sub/act. to the provisions of the Service Regulations of the Company on file with the state regulatory commission.

Supersedes Schedule MP-1M Effective for service rendered" on and after January 1, 1977 NCUC Docket No. E-2, Sub 297

Carolina Pover 6 Light Company (North Carolina Only) TRAFFIC SIGNAL SERVICE SCHEDULE TSS-1 AVAILABILITY This Schedule is available for electric service supplied for the operation and illumination of trafEic signals installed along public and private highvays where Company has an existing secondary distribution line.

INSTALLATION The Company, for each signal or group oE signals operating from one concroller, vill make its connection to Customer's service wire ac a point one foot below the lowest support, carrying existing 120/240 volt conductors, or the equivalent, on the nearest pole. Customer will furnish, install, and maintain all service vires, fixtures, and other necessary equipment> including lamps and lamp renevals, for the installation and operation of all traEfic signals.

TYPE OF SERVICE Alternating current, 60 hertx, single phase, 2 wires, 120 volts nominal.

DEFINITIONS A One-vhy Signal is a signal vith only one face vhich can be seen from only one approach.

A Multi-Directon Signal is a signal with more than one face each of vhich can be seen from only one approach.

MONTHLY RATE MONTHLY RATE PER SIGNAL With Lamps of 70 Watts or less (1) With Lamps of 150 Watts or less TYPE OF SIGNAL cretin for a Maximum Da of cretin for a Maximum D~a of 16 Hours 24 Hours 16 Hours 24 Hours Blinker Signal with One Lamp ~ ~ ~ $ 0.85 $ 1. 15 $ 1. 75 $ 2.25 One-vay Signal with One Lamp o ~ ~ $ 0.90 $ 1.15 $ 2 15 $ 2.95 Two Lamps 1+30 1.70 3.00 3+95 Three Lamps 1.45 1.85 3+10 4,20 Four Lamps ~ ~ 1.75 2.25 4.20 5.55 (1) When a customer elects to install a lamp of 120 watts or less, in lieu of 70 vates or less, in the red cycle of a One-vay Signal with two or more lamps, then the rates for all One-vay Signals with two, ~

three or four lamps will be increased by $ 0.40 and $ 0.45, respeccively, for 16 hours1.851852e-4 days <br />0.00444 hours <br />2.645503e-5 weeks <br />6.088e-6 months <br /> and 24 hours2.777778e-4 days <br />0.00667 hours <br />3.968254e-5 weeks <br />9.132e-6 months <br /> of operation.

Multi-Direction Signal The rate for a Multi<<Direction Signal is the sum of the applicable One-way Signal rate for each face of the Multi-Director Signals Minimum: The amount computed under the above rates but noc less then $ 6.50, APPROVED FUEL CHARGE The Approved Fuel Charge applicable to retail service will apply to all service supplied under this Schedule.

PAYHENTS Bills, are due vhcn rendered and are payable vithin 15 days from the date of the bill. IE any bill is not so paid, Company has the right to suspend service in accordance with its Service Regulations. In addition, any bill not paid on or before the expiration of twenty-five (25) days from che date of the bill is sub)ect to an additional charge of IZ per month as provided in Rule R12-9 of the Rules*and Regulations of thc North Carolina Ucilities. Commission CONTRACT PERIOD The Contract Period shell noc,be- 1'ess chan one year.,

GENERAL Service rendered under this Schedule is sub)oct to the provisions of'he Service Regulations of the Company on file with the state regulatory coaaaission.

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AREA LIGHTING SERVICE SCHEDULE ALS-1 AVAILABILI'iY This Schedule is available for service supplied in the lighting of outdoor areas, private stzcets and private driveways by means of mercury vapor or sodium vapor lighting units. Lighting units will be bracket mounted on Company-owned poles and the mercury vapor lamps will be color corrected.

This Schedule. is not available Eor the lighting of dedicated streets or highways.

SERVICE Prior to installing area lighting Eacilities, customer and Company must execute Company's form entitled Application for Area Lighting Service. Thc service supplied by Company will include the instal-lation and operation, according to Company standards and zequirements, of the area lighting units and will include thc furnishing oE electricity required Eor the illumination of the lamps from dusk to dawn.

Company will pezfozm as soon as practicable, during regular working hours, the necessary maintenance to restore illumination after customer has notiEied Company that a lamp is not burning. The nominal lumen rating of the lighting units listed under the Monthly Rate indicates the class of lamp.

MONTHLY RATE PER LIC'flTING UNIT Basic Rata The basic zate does noc include the monthly charges Eor additional facilities as sct forth below or the contributions required under this Schedule.

Li htin Units Overhead Service Under round Service Wood Pole Wood Pole Metal Pole One Unit Two Units One Unit Two Units One Unit Two Units Per Pole Pcr Pole Per Pele Per Pele Per Pole Per Pole Mezcuz Va or Units 7000 lumen semi-enclosed $ 5.50 $ 4.55 $ 10.35 $ 6. 75 $ 13. 30 $ 8.40 7000 lumen enclosed 6.75 5 '0 11.65 7. 70 14. 60 9. 35 7000 lumen post type N/A N/A 14.60 N/A 14.60 N/A 21000 lumen enclosed 8.85 7.25 14.40 10.15 18.00 11.80 21000 lup' flood 11. 10 9. 55*. 16.70 12,50+ 20.25 14.05*

60000 lumen enclosed 15.00 13.05 21.15 16.30 24.75 17.95 60000 lumen flood 17.60 15.65* 23.80 18.90* 27.35 20.55*

Sodium Va or Units 12000 lumen semi-enclosed 8. 95 7.40 15. 70 10.80 21.05 14. 10 12000 lumen enclosed 9.40 7.85 16. 05 11. 15 21.35 14.45 12000 lumen post type N/A N/A 18. 80 N/A 18.80 N/A 27000 lumen flood 13.05 11.05* 20.40 25.25 17.

35000 lumen enclosed 11. 35 9 '5 16.80 14.85%'2.25 20.30 24.25 17.40 6V'4.

20 50000 lumen enclosed 14. 45 12.25 20.70 15.45 50000 lumen flood 15. 40 13.05* 22.10 16.55" 26.95 19.30"

~UP to four (4) 21000 lumen, 27000 lumen, 50000 lumen, or 60000 lumen flood lighting units may be in-stalled on onc pole. The Monthly Rate pcr Lighting Unit will be as shown for the two units pcr pole.

Additional Rc uizcd Facilitics If the providing of lighting service requires the installation of poles other than those on which lighting units are installed, an extension of Company's primary conductors, the Lnstallation of a distribution transformer used only Eor thc lighting service, or the installation of secondary underground conductozs in excess of the footage stated below, the following monthly charges will be added to thc basic charges.

(1) For each such wood pole $ 1. 70 (2) For distribution transformer and/or primary conductors:

Agreements prior to March 1, 1973, 1.25 pezccnt of the estimated installed cost.

Agrccmcnts on and after March 1, 1973, 2.0 percent of the estimated installed cost.

(3) For each span of. underground secondary conductor in excess of the following:

7000 Lumen Unit 150 feet 21000 Limen U<<it 175 feet 60000 Lumen Unit 225 feet 27000 Lumen Unit 175 fact 35000 Lumen Unit 175 Eeet 50000 Lumen Uni,t 225 feet hgrcemcnts on and after Harch 1, 1973, 2.0 percent of thc estimated installed enate NOIIREFUIIDA1ILE COtlTRIBUTIOII A customer receiving service from underground conductors will make a nonrefundable contribution for tho following:

(l) Estimated additional cost of installing cable under paved areas.

(2) Estimated additional cost is. urred due to encountering rock or other obstruction.

CONVERSIOtl OF OVERHEAD COtlDUCTORS Service supplied under the Yenthly Rate for Underground Service in this Schedule docs not include the conversion ol'xisting overhead secondary conductors to underground. Should the customer desire such a conversion under this Schedule, customer will contribute to Company, in addition to the applicable contri-butions above, the estimated not loss in salvage value of the overhead facilitios being removed. The customer will thereafter pay the applicable rate for underground service.

hl'PROVE!) PIII I. CIIARCE Thc Approved Fuel Charge applicable to retail service will apply, to all service supplied under this ScIEcdulc.

PAY MENTS Bills are duc when rendered and are payable within 15 days Erom the date of the bill. If any bill is not so paid, Company has the right to suspend service in accordance with its Service Regulations. In addition, any bill not paid on or before thc expiration of twency-five (25) days from the date of the bill is subject to an additional charge of 1X pcr month as provided in Rule R12-9 of the Rules and Regulations of the North Carolina Utilities Commission.

CONTRACT PERIOD The Contract Period shall be not less than three years Eor overhead service and not less than Eive years for underground service and shall extend from year to year thereafter until terminated by the customer or Company. The customer may terminate the Agreement before the expiration of the initial Con-tract Period by paying to Company a sum of money equal to 40 percent of the bills which otherwise would have been rcndcrcd for the unexpired months of the initial Contract Period.

Company may require the customer to initially make a termination deposit ~hich will not exceed the termination amount computed in accordance with the above paragraph. Such termination deposit will be rcEunded in cq<<al amounts at the end of each full year service is rendered. This annual refund will be the termination deposit divided by the number of years in the Contract Period.

CENI!RAL Service rendered under this Schedule is subject to the provisions of Company's Service Regulations filed with thc state regulatory commission.

Supersedes Schedule AL"ill Effective for service rendered on and after January 1, 1977 NCUC Docket No. F;2, Sub 29?

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POLE TYPE STREET LICHTINC SERVICE SCHEDULE Conductors)

SLP-1'Overhead AVAILABILITY 86s Schedule is available for service supplied in the lighting af dedicated public streets, highways, municipally owned and operated public parking lots, and municipally owned and aperated public parks by means of incandescent, mercury vapor and sodium vapor ligh 'ng units mounted on Company owned poles. This Schedule is also available for continuous service to other installations which vere being served on April 1, 1973 under the superseded Schedule SL-1G.

'Ibis Schedule is not available in areas where the primary and secondary distribution system is instaLled underground or in residential areas where the primary and secondary distribution system is installed overhead along rear property lines. This Schedule also is not available for the lighting of outdoor areas, private streets or private driveways, unless service was being furnished an April 1, 1973 under Company's superseded Schedule SL-1G.

The service supplied by Company wil3. include the installation of a street lighting system, according to Company's standards and requirements, which will be owned, maintained and operated by Company, including the furnishing of the electricity required. for the illumination of the lamps from dusk to dawn. When a metal pole is installed, the customer will make a nonrefundable contribution equal to the total installed cost of the metal pole in excess of $ 75.00 for each pole. The nominal lumen ratings af lighting units listed under the Monthly Rate indicate the class of lamp.

MONTHLY RATE PER LICHTINC UNIT Basic Rate The basic rate does not include the monthly charges for additional facilities or for less than ten units or the contribution, Lighting Service Regulations.

if any, required under this Schedule and under the Street Monthly Incandescent Li htin Units ~Char e 2500 lumen open unit - bracket mounted 2.55

- on mast arm or center suspension S

3.10 6000 lumen enclosed unit 4.65 10000 lumen enclosed unit 6. 35 Marcu Va or Li htin Units 7000 lumen semi-enclosed unit 4.65 7000 lumen enclosed unit 5.15 21000 lumen enclosed unit 6.95 60000 lumen enclosed unit 13.25 Sodium Va or Li htin Units 12000 lumen semi-enclosed unit 6.25 12000 lumen enclosed unit 6.60 35000 lumen enclosed unit 9. 25 50000 lumen enclosed unit 11.55 Additional Facilities If providing the lighting service requires an extension of Company's primary conductors, requires tho installation of a distribution transformer used only for lighting service, requires the use of other than Company' standard brackets or mast arms, requires the installation of one or more poles, or if request, the following. monthly charges wil3. be added to the basic charges.

a motel polo is installed at Customer' (1) For each special street lighting wood pole $ 1.00 (2) For each special street lighting metal pole (see- SERVICE provision) 1. 60 (3) For each system street'ighting metal pole (see SERVICE provision) 0.60 (4) For a distribution transformer and/or primary conductors - 2.(g'f estimated installed cost of the. required facilities.

(5) For.- a,bracket ar mast arm in excess of'six.feet on a metal pole or.

16 feet'n'a wood pole - 2.lg of'he estimated additional installed cost of'll required:facilities..

e Lens Ih n Ten ii hc~tuntts When the toeei nunhec oi iighti g units citied to s cusconec undec a contract containing this and any other'applicable street lighting schedule is less than tcn units, a sum of money equal'o twenty-five cents ($ 0.25) times thc difference between ten and the number of lighting units billed under the contract will be added to customer's monthly billing.

APPROVED FUEL CIRCE The Approved Fuel Charge applicable to retail service will apply to all service supplied under this Schedule.

PAYMENTS Bills are due when rendered and are payable within 15 days from the date of the bill. If any bill is not so paid, Company has che right to suspend service in accordance with its Service Regulations. In addition, any bill not paid on or before the expiration of twenty-five (25) days "from the date of the bill is sub)act to an additional charge of 1Z per month as provided in Rule R12-9 of the Rules and Regulacions of the North Carolina Utilities Commission.

CONTRACT PFRIOD The Contract Period shall not be less than 10 years.

GENERAL Service rendered under this Schedule is sub/act to the provisions of Company's Street Lighting Service Regulations filed with the state regulatory commission, Supersedes Schedule SL-1N Effective fot'ervice rendered on and after January. 1, 1977 NCUC Docket No. E-2, Sub 297

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UNDERGROUND STREET LIGHTING SERVICE SCHEDULE SLU-1 AVAILABILITY

'Ibis Schedule is available for service supplied in the lighting of dedicated public streets, highways, munIcipally owned and operated public parking lots, and municipally owned and operated public parks by means of mercury vapor and sodium vapor lighting units. This Schedule is also available for continuous service to ocher installations which were being served on April 1, 1973, under the superseded Schedule SL-2C.

'Ihe lighting units normally will be bracket mounced on Company-owned standard metal poles; however, wood poles are available.

This Schedule is not availablc for the lighting of outdoor areas, private streecs, or private driveways, unI.ess servicp was being furnished on April 1, 1973, under Company's supezseded Schedule SL-2C.

SERVICE The service supplied by Company will include the installacion of an underground sczeec lighting system, according to Company'.s standards and requizemencs, which will be owned, maintained and operated by Company, including the furnishing of the electricity required for the illumination of che lamps from dusk to dawn.

The nominal lumen zatings of lighting units listed under the Monthly Rate indicate the class of lamp.

MONTHLY RATE PER LIGHTING UNIT Basic Race The basic rate does not include the monthly credit for Joint installation or the monthly charge for additional facilities or the monthly charge for less than ten units or the contribution, if any, required under this Schedule and the Street Lighting Service Regulations.

Monthly Charge One Li htin Unit Per Pole Mood Pole Hetal Pole 7000 lumen semi-enclosed unit $ 7'50 $ 8.40 7000 lumen enclosed unit 7.95 8.85 7000 lumen post type unit 8.85 8.85 21000 lumen enclosed unit 10.35 12.15 60000 lumen enclosed unit N/A 16.95

~Sadi ro or 12000 lumen semi>>enclosed unit 14.05 17. 35 12000 lumen enclosed unit 14.40 17. 70 12000 lumen post type unit 17.00 17.00 35000 lumen enclosed unit 19.75 22.65 50000 lumen enclosed unit N/A 24.45 Two Li tin Units Per Pole Mercur Va or 7000 lumen semi-enclosed - per lighting unit 5.60 6.05 7000 lumen enclosed - per lighting unit 6.05 6.55 21000 lumen enclosed - per lighting unit 8.35 9.25 60000 lumen enclosed - per lighting unit N/A, 13o95

~dod) ro or 12000 lumen semi-enclosed - per lighting unit 10.00 13 ~ 30 per. unit

- per lighting 12000 lumen enclosed 10. 35 13.65 35000 lumen enclosed lighting unit 14.00 15 45 50000 lumen enclosed per lighting. unit N/A 17.50 Credit for Joint Installation 'Ihe following credit will apply for each street lighting pole where seventy-five pcrccnt (75Z) or more of the span of stzect lighting cable is installed at the same time and in the same trench as. the underground distribution system:

7000 lumen mercury unit $ 1.25 per pole 21000 lumen mercury unit 0.75'per pole 60000 lumen mercury unit 0.95 per pole 12000 lumen sodium unit 2.50 per pole 35000 lumen sodium unit 2.10 per pole 50000 lumen sodium unit 1.65 per pole Additional Facilities If providing the lighting service requires an extension of Company's primary conductors, requires the use of other than Company's standard brackets or requires the installation of a span of street lighting cable in excess of the footage shown below, thc following monthly charges will be added to the basic charge:

(1) For an extension of primary conductors. 2.0Z of the estimated installed co'st of the required facilities.

(2) For any mast arm - 2.0X of the estimated installed cost of all required facilities in excess of those required for a bracket mounted unit. A bracket is 6 feet or less and a mast arm is over 6 feet in length.

(3) For a span of street lighting cable in excess of the footage shown below - 2.0X of the estimated installed cost of such overages (1.5X for customers served prior to December 1, 1973). The cost of each overage will be computed individually by multiplying thc number of feet of excess length. of cable in the span by the average installed cost per foot of that span.

. 7000 lumen units 250 feet 21000 lumen units 225 feet 60000 lumen units 200 feet 12000 lumen units 250 feet 35000 lumen units 225 feet 50000 lumen units 200 feet Less Than Tcn Li htin Units When the total number of lighting units billed to a customer under a contract containing this and any other applicable street lighting schedule is less than ten units, a sum of money equal to twenty-five cents ($ 0 '5) times the difference between tcn and the number of lighting units billed under the contract will be added to customer's monthly billing.

NONREFUNDABLE CONTRIBUTION A customer receiving service under this Schedule will make a contribution for the following:

(1) In the event that rock, unstable soil, or other conditions require the use of materials and methods of installation other than Company's normal materials and methods, customer will contribute the additional cost incurred thereby.

(2) The estimated cost of installing cables under paved areas; however, the customer may cut and replace the pavement in lieu of making the contribution'ONVERSION OF OVERHEAD CONDUCTORS Service supplied under the Monthly Rate in this Schedule does not include the conversion of existing overhead street lighting circuits to underground. Should the customer desire such a conversion under this Schedule, customer will pay to Company, in addition to the applicable, contribution above, the estimated net investment depreciated, plus removal cost, less salvage value of the overhead conductor being removed.

APPROVED FUEL CHARCE The Approved Fuel Charge applicable to retail. service wi11 apply to all: service supplied under this Schedule.

PAYMENTS Bills are due when. rendered and are payable within. 15 days from. the date of the bill. If. any bill is not so paid, Company has, the righc to.suspend service- in accordance with its. Service Regolations. In addition, any bill not. paid, on or before the: expiration of twenty-five (25) days from,.the daic of the bill is subject to-an additional charge of 1Z'er: month: as'provided in Rule R12-9 of the Rules'nd Regulations of the North Carolina Utilities Commission.

CONTRACT PERIOD'The Contract Period. shall. not be less, than 10 years-.

CENERAL Service rendered under this .Schedule is sub)ect to the provisions of. Company's Street Lighting Service Regulations filed vith the state regulatory coamission.

Supersedes Schedule SL-2J Effective for service rendered on and after January 1, 1977.

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UNDERGROUiND STREET LIGHTING SERVICE SCHFDULE SLUC-1 (Customer Participation)

AVAILABILITY

'Ibis Schedule is available for service supplied in the lighting of dedicated public stzeets, municipally ow'ned and operated public parking lots, and municipally owned and operated public parks by means of mezcuzy vapor and sodium vapor lighting units. The lighting units normally will be bracket mounted on Company-owned standard metal poles; howevez, wood poles are available.

This Schedule is not available for the lighting of highways, outdoor areas, private streets, or private driveways.

SERVICE The service supplied by Company will include the installation of an underground stzeet lighting system, according to Company's standards and requirements, which will be owned, maintained and operated by Company, including the furnishing of the electricity required for the illumination of the lamps from dusk to dawn. The nominal lumen ratings of lighting units listed under the Monthly Rate indicate the class of lamp.

MONTHLY RATE PER LIGHTING UNIT Basic Rate The basic rate 'does not include the monthly chazges for additional facilities oz for less than ten units or the contribution required under this Schedule and under the Street Lighting Service Regulations.

Monthly Charge One Li htin Unit Per Pole Mood Pole Metal Pole Mercu Va or 7000 lumen semi-enclosed unit 8 5.65 $ 6.25 7000 lumen enclose.> unit 6;15 6.65 7000 lumen post type unit 6.65 6.65 21000 lumen enclosed unit 7.95 8.50 60000 lumen enclosed unit N/A 14.80

~dodduu Vu ou 12000 lumen semi-enclosed unit 7 25 7.85 12000 lumen. enclosed unit 7.60 8.20 12000 lumen post type unit 8,20, 8.20 35000 lumen enclosed unit 10. 20 10.80 50000 lumen enclosed unit N/A. 13.15 Two Li htin Units Per Pole Mercur Va or 7000 lumen semi-enclosed - per lighting unit 5 ~ 20 5.50 lumen enclosed - per lighting unit 5.65 5.95 7000 21000 lumen enclosed - pe~lighting unit 7 '5 60000 lumen enclosed - pcs lighting unit N/A 7o75'4.05

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- lighting. unit 6o75 7'.05 lumen 12000 lumen semi-enclosed enclosed - per per lighting unit 7;10';75 7 ~ 40 35000. lumen enclosed -- per'ighting unit 10o 05 50000 lumen enclosed per. lighting, unit- N/A: 12o35

Additional Facilities If providing the street lighting service requires an extension of primary conductors or requires the use of'thez than Company's standard brackets, the folloving monthly charge vill be added to the basic charges:

(1) For an extension of primary conductors - 2.0X of the estimated installed cost of the required facilities.

(2) For any mast ara 2.0X of the estimated installed cost oE all required'acilities in excess of those requiied for a bracket mounted unit. A bracket is 6 feet or less.

and a mast arm is over 6 Eeet in length.

Less Than Ten Li htin Units When the total number of lighting units billed to a cusfoaez under a cpntract containing this and any other applicable street lighting schedul'e is less then ten. units, a sum of money equal to twenty-five cents ($ 0.25) times the difference between ten and the number of lighting units billed under the contract will be added to customer' monthly billing.

NONREFUNDABLE CONTRIBUTION Installations under this Schedule are based on the customer asking the follovtng contributions:

(1) Base Contribution The contributions stated under "Wood Pole" or "Metal Pole" provide Eor the installation of standard fixtures on the type wood or metal poles approved by the Company for use at the time of the installation.

(a) Se parate Ins tel lations The folloving applies for each stzeet lighting pole where less than seventy-five percent (75X) of a span of street lighting cable is installed at the same time and in the same trcnch as the underground distribution system:

Wood Pole Metal Pole 7000 lumen bracket-mounted unit $ 108,50 $ 155.00 7000 lumen post type unit 155.00 155.00 21000 lumen mercury vapor unit 140.00 230.00 60000 lumen mercury. vapor unit N/A 175o00 12000 lumen bracket-mountcd sodium unit. 270.,00 395.00 12000 lumen post type sodium unit 350.00 350.00 35000 lumen sodiua vapor unit 300.00 390.00 50000 lumen sodium vapor unit N/A 375 00 (b) Joint Installation The following applies for each street lighting pole where seventy-five percent. (75X) or more oi a span of street lighting cable is installed at the same time and. in the same trench as the underground distribution system:

Ifood P le MIIPI 7000 lumen bracket-mounted unit $ 18.50 $ 65.00 7000 lumen post type unit 65.00 65.00 21000 lumen mercury vapor unit 85.00 175.00, 60000 lumen mercury vapor unit N/A 120 00 12000 lumen bracket-mounted, sodium unit 150.00 280.00 1ZOOO lumen post type sodium unit 235.00 235.00 35000 lumen sodium vapor. unit 205.00 295 F 00 50000 lumen sodium vapor unit N/A. 300,00 (2) Excess Footage When any street lighting. pole is located, so that. a span of underground cable necessary to pro-vide service exceeds the Eootage listed below, customer will contribute the sum of the. estimated costs oE all such ovorages vithin the pzo)ect currently being installed. The cost;of each overage wi11 be. computed individually by multiplying the number of feet. of excess. length of cable in the span by, the average installed" cost per. foot of" that: span; 7000'umen units. 250'eet 21000'umen units 225 feet 60000 lumen units 200 feet 12000 lumen united 250lfeet.

.35000. lumen units. 225'eet.

50000, lumen. units 1 200M feet

(3) Natural Conditions In the event that rock, unstable soil, or other'onditions require the use of materials and methods of installation other than 'Company's normal materials and methods, customer will contribute the additional cost incurred thereby.

(4) Existing Pavement If the underground cable is to be installed under an existing paved area, -customer will contribute the estimated additional cost of installing cables under paved areas, however, the customer may cut and replace the pavement in lieu of making the contribution.

(5) Conversion of Overhead Stzcet Lighting Service supplied under the Monthly Rate or the contributions set forth above do not include the conversion of existing overhead street lighting circuits to underground.'hould the customer desire such a conversion under this Schedule, customer will pay to Company, in addition to the applicable contributions above, the estimated net investment depreciated, plus removal cost, less salvage value of the overhead conductors being removed.

APPROVED FUEL CHARCE The Approved Fuel Charge applicable to retail service wQ.1 apply to all sezvice supplied under this schedule.

PAYMENTS Bills are due when rendered and are within 15 days fzom the date of the bill. If any bill is not so paid, Company has the rightpayableto suspend service in accordance with its Service Regulations.

In addition, any bill not paid on or before the expiration of twenty-five (25) days from the date of the bill is subject to an additional charge of 1X per month as provided in Rule Rl2-9 of the Rules and Regulations of the North Carolina Utilities Commission.

CONTRACT PERIOD The Contract Period shall not be less than 10 years.

GENEEEE Service rendered under this Schedule 'is sub)act to the provisions of Company's Stzeet Lighting Service Regulations filed with the state regulatory commission; Supersedes Schedule SL-3J Effective for service rendered on and after January 1, 1977 NCUC Dockec No. E-2, Sub 297

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STREET LICHTINC SERVICE SCHEDULE SLR-1 (Residential Subdivisions)

AVAILABILITY This Schedule is available for service supplied in the lighting of residential dedicated public streets by means of mercury vapor lighting units installed within residential subdivisions, consisting of single or duplex dwelling units, located outside the corporate limits of a municipality at the time of the instal-lation.

This Schedule is not available to supply service for the lighting of parking lots, shopping centers, other public or coamercial areas within the residential subdivision, or areas not specifically prov1ded for by the provisions herein.

SERVICE The service supplied by Company will include the installation of a street lighting system, according to Company's standards and requirements, which will be owned, maintained and operated by Company including the furnishing of the electricity required for the illumination of the lamps from dusk to dawn. Lighting units will be located by Company to provide the most uniform lighting possible in the residential area.

The nominal lumen ratings of the lighting units furnished under the Monthly Rate indicate the class of lamp.

lSNTHLY RATE The following amount wiH. be added to each monthly bill rendered for residential electric service with-in the subdivisionr OVERHEAD DISTRIBUTION AREA:

7000 lumen, bracket mounted, enclosed luminaire on approved type wood pole - 1 street light per 10 customers or major fraction thereof - - - - - $ 0.70 per customer.

7000 lumen, bracket mounted, enclosed luminaire on approved type wood pole - 1 street light per 5 customers or major fraction thereof - - - - - $ 1.40 per customer.

UNDERCROUND DISTRIBUTION AREA:

7000 lumen, bracket mounted, enclosed luminaire on an approved type wood pole - 1 street light per 10 customers or major fraction thereof - - - - - $ 0.80 pcr customer.

7000 lumen, bracket mounted, enclosed luminaire on a standard metal pole - 1 street light pcr 10 customers or major fraction thereof - - - $ 0,90 per customer.

7000 lumen, bracket mounted, enclosed luminaire on an approved type wood pole - 1 street light per 5 customers or major fraction thereof - - - - - $ 1.60 per customer.

7000 lumen, bracket mounted, enclosed luminaire on standard metal pole - 1 street light pcr 6 customers or major fraction thereof - - - - $ 1.55 per customer.

mounted type. luminaire - street light per customex's or major

- << - - post 7000 lumen approved 1 6 fraction thereof - $ 1.55 per customer.

ANNEGLTION CONSIDERATIONS

l. If any of the following conditions exist, the developer-of the subdivision will be required to obtain from the municipal governing agency its written approval of the street lighting service being pro-vided under this Schedule and the number arA location of the 11ghts to be installed:

a. Tho subd1vision abuts a boundary of the municipality.

b. It; is known that the subdivision will be annexed. into the municipality;

c. Thc municipal governing agency has enacted a subdivision control ordinance which apples to the subdivision or any portion thereof;

2. If the subdivision"1s subsequently annexed, and the municipality accepts the street lighting, under.

a street lighting service contract on the rate for the equivalent lighting unit, the following will apply:

'I OVERllEAD DISTRIBUTION. - If'he munic1pality accepts the street lighting service under Pole Type Street Lighting Service Schedule SL-l, no monthly customer charge will be applied. to the subdivls1on residents.

UNDERGROUND DISTRIBUTION - If the municipelity accepts. the ground Street Lighting Service Schedule SLU-1, no monthly customerstreet lighting service under Under-charge will be applied to the sub-ivisiou residents. 1f the municipality accepts the street lighting Lighting Service Schedule SLUG-1 (Customer Participation), the monthlyservice under Underground Street customer charge! will bc reduced according to the following schedule:

$ 0.80 charge reduced to ->>- $ 0.25

$ 0.90 charge reduced to --- $ 0.30

$ 1.55 charge reduced to --- $ 0.45

$ 1.60 charge reduced to --- $ 0.45

3. If the subdivision is subsequently annexed, and the. municipality does not accept the installed street lighting under a street lighting, service contract, the service vill continue to be provided under this Schedule with the applicable monthly charges.

NONREFlASABLE CONTRIBUTION Normally a contribution wiII not be required for service under this Schedule. The Company will require a nonrefundable contribution from the developer under the following conditions:

l. Unusual Circumstances - In the event rock, unstable soil, or other conditions require the use of materials and methods of ihstallation other than Company's normal materials and methods, the developer will contribute the additional cost incurred thereby.

2. Paved Areas - If Company has to install any portion of the street lighting system under exist-ing paved areas, the developer will either cut and replace the pavement or contribute to Company the additional cost incurred to instaU, its faciIities under the paved area.

3. Excess Circuitry - When any lighting unit is located so that the span of underground cable necessary to serve such unit exceeds 250 feet, the developer will contribute the sum of the estimated instaIIed costs of all such overages within the subdivision.

EXISTING SUBDIVISIONS Street lighting service under this Schedule will be available in existing residential subdivisions provided the Company receives a petition requesting this service signed by aII the owners of residential lots within the subdivision. When the electrica1 distribution system within the subdivision is installed underground, the persons requesting the installation of the street lighting system will pay to Company, in addition to any contribution required above, a nonrefundable contribution equal to the cost of trenching and backfilling necessary for the installation of the street lighting system. If a contribution is re-quired under Excess Circuitry, that portion of trenching and backfiI1f.ng included in such contribution will be excluded from the preceding requirement. Relandscaping of the area necessary due to the instaIIation of the street lighting system will be the responsibility of the residents within the subdivision. The appropriate monthly charge. as set forth above wiII be applied to the monthly billings of aII residents in the subdivision.

PAYMENTS The monthly charges set forth under this Schedule wi11 be bi11ed in con)unction with the normal biII for residential service. The total of the biII so rendered shall be subject to the terms and condi,tions of the Service Regulations approved and on file with the state regulatory commission. Failure to pay the total bill rendered when due and payable shall constitute a.failure to pay the- bill f'r residential service.

CONTRACT PERIOD The applicable monthly charge set forth in this Schedule sha11 be applied to the monthly billings of all. residents in the subdivision as long. as street-lighting service-is provided under any of the conditions as set out herein Supersedes. Schedule SL-4C Effective for service rendered on end efter January. 1', 1977 NCUC Docket'o. E-2', Sub 297'

Carolina Power 6 Light Company

'(North Carolina Only)

CONSTRUCTION COST RIDER NO. 15C AVAILABILITY This Rider is applicable to .and becomes a part of all schedules for metered service under Service Agreements for one year or more when the construction cost exceeds the revenue credit, except that this Rider is not applicable to short term or temporary service, or to single phase residential or. small commercial service.

CONSTRUCTION COST The construction cost is the estimated cost of extending Company's facilities, exclusive of the cost of the transformers and the installed cost oi meters and metering equipment, and Company and Customer shall each participate as follows:

1. Company will, at Customer's option, finance the construction cost up to an amount equal to 300 per cent of the revenue credit as hereinafter defined.

2. Customer shall finance any construction cost in excess of 300 per cent of the revenue credit and when Customer is taking service under a Service Agreement having an initial term of ten years, such excess shall be refundable in annual installments after Customer has taken service, under the original Service Agreement, for a period of 60 consecutive billing months. Each such annual installment shall be in an amount equal to 10 per cent of the bills paid (exclusive of Seasonal Service charges and the additional charges provided for by this Rider) for the twelve billing months of the current contract year, provided that the aggregate of such installments shall not exceed the excess costs financed by Customer, and that any portion of the excess costs not refunded at the expiration of the initial term of the original Service Agreement shell not thereafter be refunded.

REVENUE CREDIT The revenue credit is the amount equal to 20 per cent multiplied by the number of years in the initial term of the Service Agreement, up to but not more then five years, times the difference between (a) the estimated annual revenue plus $ 100 and (b) the estimated annual kilowatt-hours multiplied by 0.85c pcr kwh. The estimated annual revenue shall be detenrdned from the "Monthly Rate" set forth in the applicable rate schedule. In the case of a seasonal or intermittent Customer, the .$ 100 will not be added to the estimated annual revenue.

BILLING The monthly bill, for the initial term of the Service Agreement, but for not more than 60 consecu-tive monthly bills, shall be the amount computed under the applicable rate schedule and riders plus

$ , which is the sum of the following amounts> taken to the nearest dollar".

1. An amount equal to 1.0 per cent of the construction cost in excess of 200 per cent of the revenue credit or $ pcr month.

2. An amount equal to 0.5 per cent of the construction cost financed by Company in excess of 200 per cent of the revenue credit or S per month.

After 60 consecutive monthly bills Customer shall be billed in accordance with the applicable schedule and riders without giving effect to "Billing" under this Rider.

CONTRACT PERIOD The contract period shall not be less than, one .year.

Supersedes Construction Cost Rider No. 15B Effective as to construction on and after January 1, 1977 NCUC Docket No. E-2 ~ Sub 297

Carolina Power & Light Company (North Carolina .Only)

TWO-PHASE SERVICE RIDER NO. 41 AVAILABILITY This Rider is available in conjunction with 'the Small General Service Schedule for a Customer whose electric service requirements include two-phase electric service for equipment which will operate only on this type service.

This Rider will apply only to those customers presently receiving two-phase electric service and is not available to other customers. Should a custome'r served under this Rider terminate service, the Rider shall not be available thereafter.

The provisions of the Small General Service Schedule are modified only as shown herein.

TYPE OF SERVICE The types of service to which this Schedule is applicable are alter-nating current, .60 hertz, 'single phase 2 or 3 wires, two-phase 4 wires (non-standard), or three phase 3 or 4 wires, at Company's standard voltages. When Customer desires two or more types of service, which types can be supplied from a single phase .3 wire type or a three phase 4 wire type, without voltage transformation, only the one of these two types necessary for Customer' requirements will be suppli'ed.

Superseding Schedule TW-2 Effective on service rendered on and after January 1, 1977 NCUC Docket No. E-2, Sub .297

Any suspension. of the,delivery of electricity by Company~or termination of the Agreement upon any authorized grounds shall 1n no wise operate to relieve Customer of his liability to 'pay,for electricity sup-plied, nor shall it relieve Customer (1) .of his lihbility.for the payment of .minimum monthly charges during the period of suspension, .nor (2) of his,liability for damages, if;the Agreement has been terminated, in the amount of the minimmn monthly charges which would have been payable during the unexpired term of the Agrcemcnt. Whenever the supply of electricity is suspended for'any authorized reason, Company will make a charge of $ 5.00 for the. restoration oE service.

2o CONDITIONS OF SERVICE (a) Company is not obligated to supply electricity to Customer unless and until: (1) Company's form of Application for Supply of Electricity is executed by Customer and accepted by Company; (2) in cases where it is necessary to cross private property to deliver electricity to Customer, the Customer .conveys or causes to be conveyed to Company, without, cost to Company, a right-of-way casement, satisfactory to Company, across .

such private property Eor the construction, maintennnceD and operation of Company's lines.nnd to the delivery of electricity by Company to Customer: provided, however, .in the absence of a facilities,'ecessary formal conveyance, Company, nevertheless, shell be vested with an casement over Customer's premises author-izing it to do all things necessary to the construction, maintenance, and operation of its lines nnd facilitics for such purpose; (3) any inspection certificates or permits that may be required by law in the local arcs arc 'furnished to Company.

(b) If Compnny installs a substation or other facilities for service to Customer, nny available capaci-ty of such facilities not ncedcd to supply Customer may be used by Company to supply others.

(c) Company may refuse to furnish electric service to any Applicant, or Customer, who at the time is indebted to Company for electric service previously supplied to such Applicant or Customer, or any other member of his household, or business, in'ny area served by Company, except that an applicant for residential service shall not be denied service for fai.lure to pay such bills Eor classes of nonresidential service.

(d) If electricity is supplied by lines which cross the lands of the United States of America, a state, or any agency or subdivision of the United States of America or of a state, Company shall have the right, upon 30 days'ritten notice, to discontinue the supply of electricity to any Customer or Customers re-ceiving electricity from such lines, if and when (1) Company is required by governmental authority to incur expense in the relocation or the reconstruction underground of any portion of said lines, unless Company is reimbursed for such expense by the Customer or Customers served therefrom, or (2) the right of Company .

to maintain and operate said lines. shall be terminated, revoked, or denied by governmental authority for any reason.

3. SERVICE CHARGE When Company first supplies electricity under any applicable Schedule to a Customer who has a load of 2$ kw or less at a specified premises', the Customer shall pay the Company a service charge of $ 5.00, which shall be in addition to all other charges under the 'Service Agreement.. This service charge shall become a part of the first bill rend red thereafter to Customer for electricity supp15.ed at such premises unless it be paid in advance of the',rendition of such bill.

4, RETURNED CHECK CHARGE In conformity with an Order of the North Carolina Utilities Commission, Company will make a charge oE

$ 5DOO for checks tendered on a Customer's account and returned for insufficient funds. Such charge shall apply regardless of when the check is tendered.

5. DEPOSITS The collection of Customer deposits shall be as provided in Chapter 12 of the Rules and Regulations of thc North Carolina Utilities Commission establishing uniform rules for all public utilities for the col-lection of Customer deposits.

6o USE OF ELECTRICITY Electricity. shall be supplied directly to Customer by Company and shall be used by Customer only for the purposes specified in, and in accordance with, the Agreement. Electricity supplied by Company shall be for Customer's use only and mny not be sold directly on a metered or unmetered basis by Customer to lessees, tenants or others and under no circumstances.may Customer or other person or concern install or maintain any meter for the purpose of metering electricity supplied with the object of rendering a bill therefor unless authorized by the Company's Schedule attached to and made a part of the Agreemcnt, A Customer who desires electricity for more than one classification of use on the same premises shall execute a separate Agreemcnt for each separate classification, Customer's wiring being so arranged that electricity for each separate classification can be metered separately. When a. Customer conducts a business in his residence, for which business electricity is used, Company will supply all electricity through one meter under the Schedule applicable to the classification for his business use, unless Customer's ~iring is so arranged that his residential use and his business use can be separately metered, in which event the appropriate Schedule will be applied to each such use.

Form 1303-B Page 2 (North Carolina Only) Rev. 1/I/77

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In the event Customer utilizes.a form of load control, such controls shall not.cause.a demand to be placed on Company's facilities which, in Company's opinion, unreasonably 'exceeds the integrated metered demand. Company reserves the right to determine the maximum fifteen-minute demand on.a rolling time interval rather than thc time interval of thc metering facility in order to reflect the effect of, any such controlled demand.

being supplied to Customer.

The rolling, time interval.may or may not coincide with,a time interval, if ~y, Customer shall not without the written assent of Company connect his installation to lines which cross over or under:any public or semi.-public space in order to supply electricity purchased through onc meter to his .adjacent properties. Such written assent may be given only in,instances -Were such ad)scent properties are operated as onc .integral unit under the same name and proprietorship,and for carrying on parts of thc same business, and where a separate type.of business is not involved.

7e CONTRACT DEMAND (a) The Contract Demand shall be the kw of demand specified in the Service Agreement. In cases where any change is required in Company's facilities due to the actual demand exceeding the Contract Demand or due to the Customer requesting an increase in. available capacity, Company may rcquize Customer to execute a new Agreement or amend an existing Agreement, thereby establishing a new Contract Demand. If Company is unable to supply such actual or requested inczcase, then upon written request, Customer will not exceed the existing Contract Demand or such amount in excess thereof as Company determines it is able to provide.

(b) If Customer desires to reduce the effective Contract Demand at any time prior to the time the Billing Demand of the<<applicable schedule first equals or exceeds the Contract Demand, Company may agree to reduce the Contract Demand to the number of kilowatts specified in writing by Customer provided Customer pays to Company a sum of money equal to the estimated cost (after deducting the then value of usable materials and facilities and the salvage value of nonusuable materials and facilities) of installing and removing the existing facilit'ics in place for serving the customer, plus any money spent by Company which would not have been spent if Customer had originally requested the reduced Contzact Demand. The agreed upon reduction shall be effective with the beginning of the next ensuing billing period.

The Company reserves the right to reduce its facilitics to the cap'acity adequate to serve the Customer's maximum 15-minute demand of the preceding twelve billing months and to amend the Service Agreement to such maximum demand. If customer desires that Company not change its facilities, Company may agree to do so provided customer executes a Service Agreement for the amount such facilities weze installed to serve.

(c) If Customer increases his load without adequate notice to Company, and without receiving Company's consent, and such unauthorized increase causes loss of or damage to Company's facilities, the cost of making good such loss or repairing such damage shall be paid by Customer.

8, IOW POWER FACTOR ADJUSTMENT Customer shall at all times maintain a power factor at the point of delivery, as nearly 100 pcr cent as practicable; however, if Customer's power factor determined at the time of maximum demand (determined in ac-cordance with the applicablc Schedule) is found to be less than 80 per cent lagging, Company will increase the demand used for billing purposes by the number of kilowatts equal to 20 per cent of thc difference be-tween (1) the maximum number of reactive kilovolt-amperes (kilovars) determined for the period of maximum demand and (2) 75 per cent of thc demand as determined for the month in accordance with the provisions of the applicable Schedule.

9, BILLING (a) Company's meters will be read as nearly as practicable at regular intervals of not less than 27 days and not more then 33 days. (By special order of thc regulatory agencies bi-monthly reading is permit-ted under certain conditions.)

(b) If Company is unable to reed Customer I s meter for any reason, his use may be estimated by Company on the basis of his use during the next preceding billing period for which readings were obtained, unless some unusual condition is known to exist. A bill zendered on the basis of such estimate shall be as valid as if made from actual meter readings.

(c) The term "Month" or "Monthly" as used in Company's Schedules and Riders refers to the interval transpiring between the previous meter reading date and the current reading date and bills shall be rendered accordingly, except that if the period covered by an initial or final bill or due to rerouting of meter reading schedule is more or less than 27-33 days, the bill will be prorated based on a 30-day billing month.

10. METER STOPPAGE OR ERROR In the event a meter fails to register accurately within the allowable limits established by the state regulatory body having )urisdiction, Company will ad)ust the measured usage for the period of time the meter was shown to be in error, not excccding 60 days, 3ust prior to the removal of such mater from service.

Company shall refund or credit to Customer or Customer shall pay to Company the difference between the amount billed and the estimated amount which would have been billed had the meter not exceeded the allowable limits.

No part of any minimum service charge shall be refunded.

Form 1303-B Page 3 (North Carolina Only) Rcv, 1/1/77

11. POINT .OF DELTVERY The point of delivery is the point where Canpany's service conductors .are, or are to be, connected to Customor's conductors. Customer shall do aI1 things nece sary to bring his service conductors to such point of dclivcry for connection to the Company's service conductors, .and hc shall maintain his said conductors in good order at al1 times. Unless otherwise-.stipulated in the Agreement, the point of delivery. shall be lo-cated as followst (a) In cases of a connection'of Company's overhead service conductors to Custcmer's overhead service conductors, such point of delivery shall be on the outside of the wall of Custcmer's building where Company's service conductors may bc conveniently extended and anchored; (b) In cases of connection of Ccmpany's overhead service conductors to Custaner's underground service conductors, such point of delivery shall be at a place on Canpany's nearest pole approximately one foot, be-low the Company's conductors from which Customer is to be supplied; (c) In cases of conn ction of Company's underground service conductors to Customer's service to con-ductors, such point of delivery shall be at a place on the outside wall of Customer's building which Ccmpany's conductors may be conveniently extended and tezv5nated; (d) In cases where a ground type substation is installed by Company to supply electricity to Custcmer, the point of delivery shall be at a place to be designated by Company on its substation structure.

(e) In cases where a service entrance panel bcx is installed by Company on the exterior of the outside wall of Custcmer's dwelling for the purpose of supplying electricity under Company's All Electric Residen-tial Service Schedule, the point of delivery shall be the point where Custcmer's conductors are connected to Company's conductors in such panel box.

(f) In cases where electric wiring is instal1ed by Company in residences or apartment buildings with service entrances of 400 smperes or larger, by connection fran Company's overhead service conductors, for the purpose of supplying electricity under Company's ALL Electric Residential Service Schedule, the point of delivery shall be the point where Company's conductors are connected to the main switch owned by Custom-er, or the point where Custcmer's conductors are connected to the meter trough provided for multiple dwell-ing units if there is not a main switch for all dwelling units.

'here special circumstances render stated, then it it impracticable for the point of delivery to be located as above shall be at a place selected or approved by Company and when so done the Customer shal1 bring his service conductors to and maintain ~em at such place.

12. INSTALLATIONS (a) By Company: Company shall install, own, .operate, and maintain all lines andmeter, equipment located on and meter trans-its side of the point of delivery. It shell also furnish and install the necessary meter vill usually be located on formers where necessary, for measuring the electricity used, though such Customer's side of the point of delivery.

When a Customer requests Company to supply electricity to a single premises in a special manner requir-ing facilities over and above those nozmaI1y provided by Company, such additional facilities wiU. be pro-vided, if Company finds it practicable, under the following conditions:

(1) The facilities wi11 be of a kind and type normaQy used by or acceptable to Company and will be installed at a place and in a manner satisfactory to Company.

(2) Customer will pay to Company a Honthly Facilities Charge equal to 2.0 per cent (1.5 percent for agreements prior to Harch 1, 1973) of the estimated installed cost of all facilities, including metering, required in addition to those Company would have provided, but not less than $ 25 per month for additional facilities not involving totalized metering or $ 100 per month for additional facilities involving totalized metering. The instaI1ed cost of all facilitics will be baaed on current prices including new materials and equipment.

(3) If the Company increases its investment, other than replacement of existing equipment withrequire- equip-ment of equal capacity and kind, in facilities necessary to supply Customer's special electric ments (including conversion of the primary voltage to a higher voltage), the monthly charge for providing the additional facilitics will be ad)usted at that time. The Customer may terminate facilities in accordance with the applicable termination provisions or continue the additional the'dditional facilities under the changed conditions.

Form 1303-B Page 4 (North Carolina Only) Rev. '1/1/77

(4) -when.an industrial Customer desires. more than one. point of-delivery at one or more voltages with a meter installation, acceptable to Company, 'to.obtain the 'total. kilowatt hours and simultaneous lkilo-watts of ddcmand, Company will furnish:such service provided,Customer;will contract for:

(i) CA total:minimum Billing'Demand. of not less Chan-2000 ckilowattse (ii) .A minimum Billing Demand. at Ieach point of delivery of-not 'less .than 500 kilowatts.

(iii) Delivery voltages of not less than 480 volts.:

Only those points of delivery located external to Customer's plant structure may be included in'.a totalized metering system arrangement. In case of a primary .meter .installation, the installed cost of metering equipment will not be included .as additional facilit'ies nor vill the metering equipment be compensated .for line or transfozmation losses.

(5) Company shall not be required to make such installation of facilities in addition zo those normally provided until Customer has signed such agreements, including provisions Eor tezmination> as may be re-quired by Company.

(h) ~ecuecom r: Custosmr shall install, ovn, operate, snd maintain ell lines, service conduceors, snd h

equipment, exclusive oE Company's meter, meter transformers and meter base on Customer's side of the point of dclivcry, and Customer will be thc owner and have exclusive control thereof as well also as of all elec-tzicity after it passes the point of delivery. Customer shall so arzange his-wiring that all electricity for one type of usc can be supplied at one point of delivery and measured by a single meter. Except under special circumstances, the Company's meter will be located on Customer's side of the point of delivery, and when it is to be so located the Customer must make suitable provision in his wiring Eor the convenient in-stallation of the type oE meter Company will use, and at a place suitable to Company. Customer's service entrance conductors shall not be installed within hollow walls unless the conductors are in conduit. Service entrance conductors not installed in conduit must be readily visible on the source side of Company's meter.

And ~here a socket type meter is to be used, Company, upon application from Customer, will furnish to Customer (but retaining ownership) a meter base which will be installed by Customer at his expense in his

~iring to accommodate the meter.

Customer shall not utilize any equipment> appliance, or device which tends to affect adversely Company's supply of service to> or the use of service by, Customer or others. Customer sha11 not install gaseous dis-charge lighting with a power factor of less than 90 per cent lagging. Nhen polyphase service is supplied by Company, Customer shall control his use so that his load will be maintained in reasonable electrical balance between the phases at the point of delivery. Customer shaH. instaH. and maintain devices adequate to his equipment against irregularities on Company's system, including devices to protect against protect single phasing.

(c) Access To Premises: The duly authorized agents of Company shaH. have the right of ingress and egress to the premises of Customer at all reasonable hours for the purpose of reading meters, wiring and apparatus, changing, exchanging, or repairing its property on the premises ofinspecting Ccmpanygs Customer and to re-move such property at the time of or at any time after suspension of service or termination of Agreement.

(d) Protection: Custoner shall protect Company's miring and apparatus on Custmaer's premises and shell penutt no one hut Company's agents to handle sane. In thc event of any loss of or damage to such property of Company caused by oz arising out of carelessness, neglect, or misuse by Customer, his employees or agents, the cost of making good such loss or repairing such damage shall be paid by Customer.

13. CONTINUANCE OF SERVICE iQJD LIABILITYKKREFOR Company does not guarantee continuous service but shall use reasonable diligence at aH. times an uninterrupted supply of electricity and having used reasonable diligence shall not be liable to toCustomer provide for damage, for failure in> or for interruptions or suspensions of, the same.

Company reserves the right to suspend service without liability on its part at such times and for such periods and changes in, in such manner as or repairs on its it may deem advisable (a) for the purpose of making necessary ad)ustments to, lines, substations, and facilities and (b) in cases where, in its opinion> the continuance of service to Customer's premises would endanger persons or property.

In the event of an adverse condition or disturbance" on the system of the Company, or on any other system directly or indirectly inter connected with it, which requires automatic or manual of electricity to some customers or areas in order to limit the extent or damage ofinterruption of the supply the adverse condition or disturbance,"or to prevent-damage to generating or transmission facilities, or to expedite restoration service, the Company may, without incurring liability> interrupt service, to customers or areas and take ofsuch other action as appears reasonably necessary.

Form 1303-B (North Carolina Only) Page 5 Rev. I/I/77

'Rule R1-17, Item (b) (3)

Exhibit C Carolina Power & Light Company Original Cost of Total Electric Plant Used or Useful in the Public Service June 30, 1976 System Apportioned To Line Total North Carolina No. As Ad usted Retail 0 erations (2) (3)

Plant in Service:

2. Production 1,447,455,380 891,591,045

3. Transmission 282,605,105 173,118,429

4. Distribution (N.C.) 413,297,853 407,143,085 Distribution (S.C.) 80,838,895 6 ~ General 31,071,325 23,446,839 Intangible 177 329 118 946 Total Plant in Service 2,255,445,887 1,495,418,344

9. Nuclear Fuel:

10. In Stock and In Reactor 57,026,239 Spent Fuel 10,352,724

12. Less accumulated provision for amortization 25 739 649

13. Net nuclear fuel 41 639 314 26 652 080

14. Total Electric Plant 2,297,085,201 1,522,070,424

Rule R1-17, Item (b) (4)

Page 1 of 2 Exhibit D Carolina Power 6 Light Company Present Fair Ualue as of June 30, 1976 The Applicant intends to offer proof as to the present fair value of its property. Such proof shall include evidence of the original cost of the property less the recovery by depreciation expense, the replacement cost depreciated of the property, and other relevant factors. The replacement cost proof shall consist principally of trending to current cost levels, accomplished primarily by use of the Handy-Whitman Index of Public Utility Construction applied to property accounts identified by the account numbers used in the Uniform System of Accounts.

The replacement cost depreciated as of June 30, 1976, of the Applicant's total electric plant used and useful in providing electric service at retail in North Carolina is as follows:

Apportioned To Line System Total North Carolina No. As Ad usted Retail 0 erations (2) (3)

Plant in Service:

2. Production 1, 702,0707416 1, 048, 426, 614 3.. Transmission 398,486,023 244,104,841

4. Distribution 660,651,946 544,342,984

5. General 30,494,390 23,011,475

6. Intangible 177 329 118 946 7~ Total Plant in Service 2,791,880,3.04 1,860,004,860

8. Net Nuclear Fuel 41 639 314 26 652 080

9. Total Electric Plant 2,833,519,4'18 1, 886, 656, 940

Rule Rl-'17, 'Item'(b) (4)

Page.2 of,2 Exhibi~ D (Continued)

Giving consideration to all relevant factors, including the original cost of the property less the recovery by depreciation expense (as shown e

by Exhibits C and E), and the replacement costs depreciated of the property as shown above, the Applicant concludes that the fair value as of June 30, 1976, of the total electric plant, used and useful in providing electric service at retail in North Carolina is not less than $ 1,484,457,221, as shown below, determined by weighting the original cost depreciated of the plant at two-thirds and the replacement cost depreciated of the plant at one-third.

Apportioned to Line System Total North Carolina No. As Ad usted Retail 0 erations (2) (3)

Plant in Service:

2. Production 1, 402, 368, 103 863,818,575

3. Transmission 298,031,628 182,568,419 Dis tribut ion 474,684,699 391,115,605 General 26,746,937 20,183,596

6. In tangible 177 329 118 946 7 4 Total Plant in Service 2,202,008,696 1,457,805,141

8. Net Nuclear Fuel 41 639 314 26 652 080

9. Total, Electric Plant 2,243,648,010 1,484,457,221

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':-Rule 'Rl-3:7,:Item (b), (5)

Exhibic.Z Carolina 'Power:6 Light Company'--

Depreciation The, accrued depreciation on said property as shown, on .Applicant s books adjusted .to June 30, 1976, is as follows:

Apportioned To

.Line System Total North Carolina No. As -Ad usted Retail 0 erations (2), (3)

Accumulated Provision for Depreciation:

2~ Production 194,938i434 120', 076', 490 3~ Transmission 34;800,674 21,318,222.

4~ Distribution 112,435,672 92,641,170

5. General; 6 198 115 4 677 180

6. Total Accumulated Provision, for Depreciation ~ . ',348, 372, 895 .238, 713, 062 F

The method used on computing the amount charged to depreciation is the p

straight-line method. The rates used are the following: ~

7~ Steam Production Plant 3.240

8. Nuclear Production Plant . 4.224

9. Hydro Production Plant 'l. 143

10. Other Production Plant 4. 000 Transmission Plant 2.274.

12. Distribution Plant '.151

13. General Plant* 3.410

• Composite rate for General Plant after excluding book cost of Transportation Equipment Vehicles Account 392. The provision for depreciation of Transportation Equipment (Automobiles and Trucks) is 'based on the estimated lives thereof. The amount is charged to a clearing account and allocated to operating expenses, construction and other accounts on the basis of the use of such equipment.

'Rule Rl-'17, Item (b) '(6)

.Exhibit F Carolina Power & Light Company Cost of Materials and Supplies on Hand June 30, 1976 Apportioned To System Total North Carolina As Ad usted Retail 0 erations (2) (3)

Materials and Supplies:

. Fuel Inventory 56,559,712 36,202,181 Fuel Stock Deferred 5,280,379 Other Materials and Supplies 18 902 445 14 191 254 Total Materials and Supplies 80, 742,536 50, 393,435

Rule Rl-17, Item (b) (7)

Exhibit G Carolina Power 6 Light Company Cash Working Capital June 30, 1976 The cash working capital which the Applicant finds necessary. to keep on hand for the efficient, economical operation of the business is determined by adding to the minimum bank balance requirements, the prepayments, and one-eighth of the annual operation and maintenance expense (exclusive of purchased power), less tax accruals and customer deposits, all for the period ended June 30, 1976.

System Apportioned to Line Total North Carolina No. Descri tion As Ad usted Retail 0 erations (2) (3)

Minimum Bank Balances 9,777,000 6,558,085

2. Prepayments 3,254,097 1,575,351

3. 45-Days'xpense Cash 38,805,314 26,721,548

4. Less: Tax Accruals 19,002,830 12,794;190

5. Customer Dep. 4 021 581 3 130 992

6. Total Cash Allowance 28,812i000 18,929,802

Bchfbkt N Carolina Poser & Light Conpany Operating Experience Test Tear Ended June 30, 1976 S stc>s Total A rtloned to N; C Retail Line

~o Total Pcr Rooks )466 I t2~Ad Total Pith t t Total Per Eoohs A~At t '~At Total Pith

't (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) 0 cretin Revenues 20 Cross Operating Revenue 645,386,939 30 Contract Sales Credit ~9043 232)

4. Net Operiting Revenue 636,341,707 210811<<138 6580152,8485 43708750086 (l<<4970665) 436,377,421

5. Revenui AdJust>dent to Tear-End Plant 9 872 302 9 072 302 9 072 302 9 072 302

6. AdJusted Net Operating Revenue 636,341,707 31>683>440 668>025>147 437 >875 0086 8 <<374 <<637 446,249,723

7. 0 cretin Ex eases

8. Operation & Haintensnce Expenses 322,689>920

9. Contract Sale! Credit ~9043 232

10. Net 0 & H Expenses 313,644,688 (310471<<669) 282,173,019 207 '58,568 (19,041>8048) 188,716,764 0 & H Expense AdJusts)ent to Tear-End Plant 4,619,816 4,619,816 4>619<<816 4,619,816

12. Fuel Deferril 14 832 001 ~un< 99<< 2 397 004 12 234 997 212 23A 997)

13. AdJusted Operation & Hiintcnsnce Expense 328,476,689 (39>086>8$ 0) 289>3890839 219>9930565 (260656<<985) 193,336,580

14. Depreciation $ $ <<7820236 22,326,000 78>108,236 37>189,919 14,239>876 51,429>795

15. Taxes Other Than Incoiiic 498163<<147 7,075,297 56,238,444 36,381;093 4 '64,300 4005450393

16. Inco82)e Taxes - State 5,252,661 (478,931) 4,773,730 3,692,183 (1,342,247) 2>349>936

17. Incor)c Taxes - Federal 37,153,014 (3,871,764) 33,281,250 30,581>553 (10>293,012) 20,288,541

18. Investssent Tix Credit, 22 '44 F 185 22 F 244,185 14,743>935 14;743,93$

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70 X)

C 827

19. Provision for Deferred Incox)c Taxes 7,476,2S6 28>011>800 35,48S,OS6 4,008,308 20>085,927 24,094,235 Vg

20. Interest on Custod)Ier Deposits 183 686 183 686 143 942 343 941 0 V

21. Totil Operating Expcnsei 505,733,904 130975 '52 51907090456 346,736,497 197,859 346,934>356

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22. 0 cretin Incoee for Return 130>607 '03 170707>888 148>31$ >691 91,138,589 8,176,778 99>315,367

'Rule R1-47, Item '.(b) (8)

Page 2 o'f '9

'Exhibi t lH (Continued)

.Summary o f:Adjustments June .30, 1976 "Test Year Apportioned To System North Carolina Total Retail erations (2) (3)

S Revenue Ad ustments Adjust for probable future revenues for plant in service at June 30, 1976 9,872,302 9, 872,302 Adjust for annual effect of retail rate increases 55,561,782 43,314,974 Adjust for weather normalization 1,610,764 1,610,764 Adjust for initial and final bill proration (167,251) (145,169)

Adjust for annual effect of resale rate increase 29,845,271 Adjust fuel clause revenue to reflect addition of Brunswick (53,279,776) (34,518,582)

Adjust to eliminate fuel deferral (ll,759, 652) (11, 759, 652)

Total Revenue Adjustments 31,683,440 873747637

'Rule Rl-'17,;Item (b) (8)

Page 4;of -9 Exhibi't tH (Continued)

Summary of Adjustments June 30, 1976 Test Year Apportioned To System North Carolina Total Retail erations (2) (3)

Adjust for research and development expense 1,979,102 1,327,517

. Adjust for additional connect and disconnect charges 337,507 337,507 Adjust for weather normalization, 612 652 612 652 Total 0&M Expense Adjustments (39,086,850) (26,656,985)

De reciation Ex ense Ad ustments Adjust for plant in service at June 30, 1976 6,186,000 4,151,595 Adjust to include Brunswick II1 in plant in service 13,998,000 8,622,367 Adjust to include other plant additions through March, 1977 2 142 000 1 465 914 a

Total De reciation E ense Ad'ustments 22,326;000 14,239,876

'.Rule W-17 .'Item (b) (8) rage '5 of 4 Exhibit H (Continued)

Summary of Adjustments June .30, 1976 Test Year Apportioned to System North Carolina Total Retail erations (2) (3)

General Tax Ad ustments Adjust for gross receipts tax on retail revenue adjustments 3,315,847 3,279,172 Adjust to annualize 1976 resale rates 1,726,521 Adjust for Brunswick fuel clause (2,754,790) (2 %071,115)

Adjust for elimination of fuel deferral (705,579) (705,579)

Adjust property tax to plant in service at June 30, 1976 3,675,301 2,465,269 Adjust property tax to reflect addition of Brunswick 834,000 513,720 Adjust for property tax on other plant 616,000 413,192 Adjust for increases in FlCA taxes 66,394 48,649 Adjust for payroll taxes on wage increase adjustment 301 603 220 992 Total General.Tax Ad ustments 7,075,297 4,164,300

Rule Rl-,17, 'Item '(b),(8)

Page 6 of;9 .

Exhibit H, (Continued)

Summary. of Adjustments June 30, 1976, 'Test Year Apportioned To System North Carolina Total Retail 0 erations (3)

State Income Tax Ad ustments Adjust for tax effect of revenue and expense adjustments 2,959, 081 1,029,.985 j t for interes t expense Ad us on plant at June 30, 1976 68, 364 45, 856 Adjust interest to capital structure at June 30, 1976 (675,116) (675, 116)

Adjust tax on year-end depreciation and normalization ..'(1, 015, 000) (624, 208)

Adjust for tax depreciation Brunswick 81 1 816 260 (1 118 764 Total State Income Tax Ad ustments (478,931) (1,342,247)

Federal Income Tax Ad ustments Adjust for tax effect of revenue

. and expense adjustments 22,252p279 7,745,485 Adjust for interest expense on plant at June 30, 1976 514,101 344,841 Adjust interest to capital structure at June 30, 1976 (5, 076, 869) (5,076,869)

Adjust tax on year-end depreciation and normalization (75903, 000) (4,893,363)

Adjust for tax depreciation Brunswick Pl 13 658 275 8 413 106 Total Federal Income Tax Ad 'ustments (3,871,764) (10, 293," 012)

Rule R1-3.7, Item (b) (8)

Page 7 of -9 Exhibit 3 (Continued)

Summary of Adjustments June 30, 1976, Test Year Apportioned To System North Carolina Total Retail 0 erations (2) (3)

Provision for Deferred Income Taxes Ad ustments Adjust to eliminate fuel deferral 5,872,800 5,872,800 Adjust for income tax normalization 9,442,000 6,392,139 Adjust for Brunswick income tax normalization 12 697 000 7 820 988 Total Provision for Deferred Income Taxes Adjustment 28, 0118800 20,085,927 Total 0 eratin E ense Ad'ustments 13, 975,552 197, 859 Income for Return Effect of Revenue and Expense Adjust-ments '17 707 888 8 176 778 Plant in Service Ad ustments Adjust to include Brunswick 81 in plant in service 331,384,000 204,123,050 Adjust to include 0ther Plant additions through March, 1977 71 210 000 48 464 135 Total Plant in Service Ad ustments 402,594,000 252,587,185

Rule 'Rl-3.7, 'Item (b) .'(8)

Page 48 of;9

.Exhibit H (Continued)

Summary of Adjustments June 30, 1976 Test Year Apportioned to System North Carolina Total Retail erations (2) (3)

Accumulated De reciation Ad'ustments Adjust for plant in service at June 30, 1976 (6,186,000) (4,1519595)

Adjust to reflect addition of Brunswick //1 (13,998,000) (8,622,367)

Adjust for plant additions through March, 1977 ~2142 000) (1 465 913)

Total Accumulated De reciation (22,326,000) (14,239,875)

Nuclear Fuel Ad ustments Adjust to correct posting error 211,565 135,416 Adjust nulcear fuel Brunswick 20 841 000 13 339 701 Total Nuclear Fuel Ad ustments 21, 052,565 13,475,117 Workin Ca ital Ad ustments Adjust cash allowance related to 0&M expense adjustments (3,965,093) (2,745,340)

Adjust cash working capital for accounts receivable 2,419,000 2,419,000 Adjust cash working capital for Brunswick tax accrual 871,000 536,511 Adjust material and supplies to eliminate fuel stock deferral (1,273,209) (1,273,209)

Rule lG-'179 1tem (b) (8)

Page '9 of .9 Exhibit -H (Continued)

Summary of Adjustments June 30, 1976 Test Year Apportioned 'to System North Carolina Total Retail erations (2) (3)

Adjust material and supplies-fuel stock (4 279 386) (2 739 l07)

Total Working Capital Adjustments (6, 227, 688) (3,802,145)

Total Rate Base Ad ustments 395 092 877 248 020 282

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Rule R1-.17, Item (b),(9)

Page '1 of .'5 Exhibit I, Carolina Power t7 Light Company Effect of Proposed Increase North Carolina Retail Operations

,June '30, '1976 Line Present Proposed Requested No. Rates Increase Rates (2) (3) (4) rll S 0 eratin Revenues rl Net Operating Revenues 446 7 2497 723 69 7 238 7 676 515,488,399 0 eratin Revenue Deductions rl Net Operation Depreciation 6 Maintenance 193,336,580 51,429,795 193,336,580 51,429,795

.'l',: Taxes Other Than Income 40,545,393 4,154,321 44,699,714 Income Taxes State 2,349,936 37905,061 67254,997 Income Taxes - Federal 20,288,541 29,366,061 49,654,602 Investment Tax Credit Net 14,743,935 14,743,935

10. Deferred Income Taxes Net 24,094,235 24,094,235 Interest on Customer Deposits 145 941 145 941 I-:12. Total Revenue Deductions Net Operating Income for Return 346,934,356 99,315,367 37,425,443 31,813,233 384,359,799 131,1287600 Ori inal Cost Net Investment jI: Electric Plant in Service Net Nuclear Fuel 1,495,418,344 26,652,080 1,495,418,344 26,652,080 Less: Accumulated Depreciation 238 713 062 238 713 062

18. Net Electric Plant 1,283,357,362 1,283,357,362 I 19.

20.

Allowance Materials for Workin Ca and Supplies ital 50,393,435 50,393,435

21. Allowance I Cash Less: Accrued Taxes Customer Deposits 34,854,984 12,794,190 3 130 992 34,854,984 12,794,190 3 130 992 jl" Total Working Capital Allowance Total Original Cost Net 69,323,237 69,323,237 Investment 1,352,680,599 1, 352, 680,599 Fair Value Rate Base 1,553,780,458 1,553,780,458 jl 20. Return on Fair Value Rate Base 6.392 8.439 jl jl

Rule R1-17., 'I'tern (b) '9)

Page 2 of;5 Exhibit I (Continued)

Carolina Power 6 Light Company North Carolina Retail Operations June 30, 1976 jll Embedded Cost Net Fair Value Ratio or Return Opera ting lll Line No. Rate Base / Common E on uit Income (2) (3) (4) -(5)

CAPITALIZATION PRESENT RATES FAIR VALUE RA'7E BASE

2. Long-Term Debt 627, 535, 584 40. 387 7. 720 48,445,747 Preferred Stock 190,768,545 12.278 8.013 15,286,284 Common Equity (including 1971 job development credits) 673,996,996 43.378 5.279 35,583,336 Deferred Income tI Taxes 61 479 333 3. 957 0.000 Total Capitalization 1,553,780,458 100.000 6.392 99,315,367 tm CAPITALIZATION RE UESTED RATES - FAIR VALUE RATE BASE Long-Term Debt 627,535,584 40. 387 7.720 48,445,747 tI

'I Preferred Stock 190,768,545 12.278 8.013 15,286,284

10. Equity I

Common (including 1971 job c development credits) 673,996,996 43. 378 10. 000 67,396,569 Deferred Income Taxes 61,479 333 3. 957 0.000

( j I 12. Total Capitalization 1.553, 780,458 100. 000 8.439 131,128,600 (l

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Exhibit I (Continued)

Carolina Power 6 L18ht Coc7pany Svstc828 Total A rtioned to N. Cv Retail Line Table ho. 1 Total With Total With Vo. Fair Value Rate Base Total ~Ad t t* ~Ad t t Total ~Ad 1 t ~Ad 'i t (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

l. Electric Plant in Service 2>359>037 '04 402 '94 F 000 2>761>631 '04 1>586>114>866 252>587 ~ 185 1>838>702>051

2. Accur7ulatcd Provision For Depreciation (539>358>908) (20>264>000) (559 '22>908) (368>040>899) (12 '56>011) (380>896>910)

3. bet Electric Plant in Service 1>819>678>696 382>330>000 2>202>008>696 1>218>073>967 239>731>174 1 >457 > 805 ~ 141

4. Net Nuclear Fuel 20,586,749 21>052>565 41>639,314 13>176 '63 13>475 F 117 26,652>080

5. Workin8 Capital:

6. Haterials and Supplies 86>295,131 (5,552,595) 80,742,536 54>405 751 (4>012>316) 507393>435 7

7. Cash Workin8 Capital Allowance 29 687 093 ~675 093 28 812 000 18 719 631 . 210 171 18 929 802 D C 832 0

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8. Total Rate Base 1> 956 >047> 669 397> 154>877 2> 353> 202> 546 1,304,376,312 249,404, 146 11553>780>458 0 M >0

3 Exhibit I (Continued)

Carolina Pouer & Light Coc2pany Svstcs> Total A ortioncd to h. C. Retail Line Table No. 2 Total Mich Total Mich

. No. Ori insl Cost Net Invescmnt 9 2*1 ~dd t t ~dd: t Total ~60 t. t A~At t (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (1)

1. Electric Plant in Service 1>852>851 ~ 887 402 '94>000 2>255>445>887 1 ~ 242 '31>159 252 '87>185 1 > 495 ~ 4 18 ~ 344

2. Accunulated Provision For Depreciation (326>046 ~ 895) (22>326 000) (348>372 ~ 895) (224>473> 187) (14>239 ~ 875) (238>713 ~ 062)

3. Nct Electric Plant in Service 1>526>804>992 380>268>000 l>901>072>992 1>018>357>972 238>347>310 1,256,705,282

4. Nec Nuclear Fuel 20>586>749 21,052>565 41,639; 3 14 13>176>963 13>475>117 26,652,080

5. Nocking Capital:

6. lt>cerials and Supplies 86> 295> 131 (5 ~ 552>595) 80>742>536 54>405>751 (4>012>316) 50>393>435

7. Cash Vorking Capital Allouancc 29 407 093 ~675 093 28 812 000 18 719 631 210 171 18 929 802 s>

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8. Total Net Investnent 1,663,173,965 395>092>877 2,058,266,842 1 ~ 104>660>317 2488020>282 1,352,680,599 0 0 a

Table No. 3 0

~ 99 M Re lacecent Cost Net Investc2ent Vt

9. Electric Plant in Service 38371>409>038 402 594>000 3>774>003>038 2>272>682> 280 252 ~ 587> 185 2>525> 269 ~ 465 M 6>

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10. Accunulaced Provision for Depreciation (965,982,934) (16>140>000) (982,122,934) (655> 176> 325) (10>088> 280) (665> 264 ~ 605)

11. Hct Electric Plant in Service 2>405>426>104 386>454>000 2 ~ 791>880>104 1>617>505,955 242,498,905 1 860>004>860

12. Net Nuclear Fuel 20>586>749 21,052,565 41,639,314 13>176,963 13>475,117 26,652>080

13. Working Capital:

14. Haterials and Supplies 86,295,131 (5,552,595) 80,742,536 54>405>751 (4>012>316) 50,393,435

15. Cash Perking Capital Allowance 29 487 093 ~675 093 28 812.000 18 719 631 210 171 18 929 002

16. Total Net Investnent 2>541>795>077 401 ~ 278>877 2>943>073>954 1>703>808>300 252>171>877 1,955,980,177

Exhibit I (Continued)

Carolina Poucr & I.ight Conpany North Carolina Retail Operations Total Return on Book Cozz>cn Equity Test Year Ended Junc 30, 1976 Present Rates Pro osed Rates Total N, C Retail Nct Overall N. C. Retail Nct Overall Linc Co"pany Original Cost Rate Operating Rate Original Cost Rate Operating Rate tto4 ~02 tt Caoitalization Ratio Nct Investnent Earned Intone Earned 841 t t ~Rl 8 1 R 1 (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (8) (9) (10)

1. 'Long-tera Debt 1 ~ 105>361>294 46 392 627 535>584 7 720 48>445>747 3 ~ 581 627>535>5S4 720 48>445>747 3'581

2. Preferred Stock 336,018,400 14.103 190>768 545 8 013 15 ~ 286>284 1 130 190>768 ~ 545 8 013 15 ~ 286 ~ 284 1 130

3. Co~a Equity:

Co=~n Stock 632>455>781 Retained Earnings 171>630,129

6. Deferred Investnent Tax 0 4814 (1923 8 . 8 43 28 890 031

7. Total C~n Equity 832,975,941 34.960 472>897>137 7. 525 35,583,336 2,631 472,897,137 14.252 67,396,569 4.983

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8. Interest Free Capital: 0 o Vl S>

9. Deferred Taxes 108,282,642 4.545 61>479>333 0 000 0.000 61,479,333 0.000 0-000 o 8

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10. Total Capitalization 2,382,638,277 100.000 1,352,680>599 99>315>367 7 342 lj352>680>599 131,128 > 600 9. 694

Page 1 of 12 Exhibit J CAROLINA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY BALANCE SHEET June 30, 1976 STATEMENT OF INCOME AND STATEMENT OF RETAINED EARNINGS FOR THE TWELVE MONTHS 'ENDED JUNE 30, 1976

CAROLINA .POWER .& LIGHT COMPANY f Page .~ . 0 3'2

'AL'ANCE:SHEET June 30, '1976 ASSETS Electric Utility Plant:

Electric utility plant other than nuclear;fuel:

In service $ 1,852,851,887 Held for future use 9,427,721 Construction work in progress 725 359 '742 Total 2,587,639,350 Less accumulated depreciation 326 073 470 Net 2 261 565 880 Nuclear fuel:

In service 33,432,734 In process and other 44 388 446 Total 77.,821,180 Less accumulated amortization 25 739 649 Net 52 081 531 Electric utility plant - net 2 313 647 411 Other Property and Investments 4 491 568 Current Assets:

Cash in banks 11,673,562 Special deposits for dividends, interest, etc. 23,850 Working funds 152,415 Temporary cash investments 1,000,000 Accounts receivable, net 32,636,332 Materials and supplies:

Fuel 67,392,686 Other 18,902,445 Prepayments, etc. 3 257 354 Total current assets 135 038 644 Deferred Debits:

Accumulated deferred income taxes .6,'781,871 Unamortized debt expense 1,477,080 Other 8 307 905 Total deferred 16 566 856 debits'Total 2 469 744 479 See Notes to Financial Statements.

CAROLINA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY Page.3.of Z2

BALANCE SHEET June,30, '.1976 LIABILITIES Capital Stock and Retained Earnings:

Preferred stock, without par value, cumulative (entitled upon liquidation to $ 100 a share) (Note 2) 336,018,400

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Common stock subscribed 99,626 Common stock, without par value (Note 2) 567,406,155 Retained earnings (Note 1) 178 060 053 Total capital stock and retained earnings '1 081 584 234 Long-Term Debt (Note 3) 1 105 361 294 Current Liabilities:

Notes Payable:

Banks Other 51,010,961 Accounts Payable:

Construction contract retentions 5 p 5 12/573 Other 21,012,515 Customers'eposits 4,021,581 Taxes accrued .33,013,250 Interest accrued 20,209,982 Dividends decl'ared 26,630,180 Other 3 598 385 Total current liabilities 165 009 427 Deferred Credits:

Customers'dvances for construction 250, 111 Investment tax credits 28,890,031 Other 910 003 Total deferred credits 30 050 145 Reserve for Injuries and Damages 843 516 Accumulated Deferred Income Taxes 86,895,863 Commitments and Contingencies (Note 4)

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Total 2 469 744 479 See Notes to Financial Statements.

CAROLINA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY Page 4 of 12 STATEMENT OF .INCOME For the Twelv'e.Months Ended June 30, '1976 OPERATING REVENUES - ELECTRIC $ 64573867940 OPERATING EXPENSES:

Fuel 216,717,095 Purchased Power 5,665,429 Other Operation 78,527,732 Maintenance 36,611,664 Depreciation 55,782,236 Taxes:

Taxes other than income 49,163,147 Federal income 37,153,014 State income '5,252,661 Provision for deferred income taxes 8,139,252 Income taxes deferred in prior years (credit) 662,966 Investment tax credit adjustments:

Amount deferred Amortization of amounts deferred (credit) ~* 2276457311 Total operating expenses 514 593 449 OPERATING INCOME 130 793 491 OTHER INCOME:

Allowance for funds used during construction 53,030,675 Income taxes - credit 16,781,810 Other income (deductions) - net 924 769 Total other income 70 737 254 GROSS INCOME 201 530 745 INTEREST CHARGES:

Long-term debt 88,988,897 Amortization of debt premium, discount and expense - net 321,960 Other 967 660 Total interest charges 90 278 517 NET INCOME 111,252,228 PREFERRED STOCK DIVIDEND REQUIREMENTS 26 925 908 EARNINGS FOR COMMON STOCK 84 326 320 AVERAGE COMMON SHARES OUTSTANDING 30 942 394 EARNINGS PER SHARE OF COMMON STOCK ~2. 73 See Notes to Financial Statements.

CAROLINA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY Page 5,of,12 STATEMENT OF RETAINED,EARNINGS For the Twelve Months Ended June 30, 3.976 Balance, July '1, 1975 $ 145,'858,456 Add - Net income for the period 111 252 228 Total 257,110,684 Deduct:

Cash dividends declared:

$5 preferred stock $ 1,186,295 Serial preferred stock - $ 4.20 Series 420,000

- $ 5.44 Series

$ 9.10 Series

',360,000 2,730,009

- $ 7.95 Series 2,782,525

- $ 7.72 Series 3,860,000

- $ 8.48 Series 5,512,000 Preferred Stock A - $ 7.45 Series 3,.725,000 Preference Stock A - $ 2.675 Series 5,350,079 Common Stock (At Annual Rate of $ 1.60 a Share) 51 332 620 Total $ 7872587528 Capital stock expense 129,137 Federal income tax deferred in prior years 662 966 79 050 631 Balance, June 30, 1976 (including $ 6,429,924 restricted for future Federal taxes on income-Note 1) 178 060 053 See Notes to Financial Statements.

CAROLINA'POWER & LIGHT COMPANY Page 6 of 12 NOTES TO FINANCIAL .STATEMENTS

.June 30, 1976

1.

SUMMARY

OF SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES S stem of Accounts. The accounting records of the Company are maintained 'in accordance with uniform systems of accounts prescribed by the Federal Power Commission (FPC) and the regulatory commissions of North Carolina and South Carolina.

Electric Utili Plant. Electric utility plant is stated at original cost. The cost of additions, including replacements of units of property and betterments, is charged to utility plant. The Company includes in the cost of such additions an allowance for funds used during construction (8%). Maintenance and repairs of property and replacements and renewals of items determined to be less than units of property are charged to maintenance expense. The cost of units of property replaced or renewed plus removal costs, less salvage, is charged to accumulated depreciation. Utility plant is subject to the lien of the Company's mortgage.

Allowance for Funds Used Durin Construction. In accordance with the uniform systems of accounts prescribed by regulatory authorities, an 'allowance for funds used during construction is included in con-struction work in progress and credited to income, recognizing that funds used for construction were provided by borrowings, preferred stock, and common equity. This accounting practice results in the inclusion in utility plant in service of amounts considered by regulatory authorities as an appropriate cost for the purpose of establishing rates for utility charges to customers over the service lives of the property.

De reciation and Amortization. Depreciation of utility plant, other than nuclear fuel, for financial reporting purposes is computed on the straight-line method based on estimated useful lives and charged principally to depreciation expense. Depreciation provisions as a percent of average depreciable property other than nuclear fuel approximated 3.3%. Effective as of October 1, 1975 the Company adopted revised depreciation rates generally reflecting shorter estimated useful lives for utility plant, which increased the provision for depreciation by $ 7,644,000 for the twelve months ended June 30, 1976.

Amortization of nuclear fuel ($ 12,491,000) is computed on the unit-of-production method and charged to fuel expense.

Deferred Fuel Costs. In 1974, pursuant to state regulatory commission orders, and in January 1975, pursuant to FPC order, the Company put into effect automatic fossil fuel adjustment clauses to recover increased fuel costs. The provisions of the clauses result in a time lag between the date increased fuel cost is incurred and the date such cost is billed .to customers. To properly match increased

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Page '7 of,12 fuel costs with the related revenues, the Company defers, except for North Carolina retail operations, increased'fuel cost when incurred and expenses it in the month the related revenue is billed. Beginning September 1, 1975 for North Carolina wetail operations, the fossil fuel adjustment clause was replaced by .an "approved fuel charge" adjustment to basic rates (which results in billing increased fuel costs on a current basis) and the Company was authorized to recover the deferred fossil fuel inventory costs accumulated at August 31, 1975 by a temporary rate surcharge over an approximate twelve-month period, with matching amortization of the deferred costs (see Note 6).

In May 1976, the Company adopted new .wholesale rates pursuant to FPC order which included higher fuel costs in basic rates and established the fuel adjustment clause base at the higher, and essentially current; fuel cost level.

Income Taxes. Deferred income tax provisions are recorded only to the extent such amounts are currently allowed for rate-making purposes. In March 1976 (applicable to retail operations) and May 1976 (for wholesale operations), the Company began providing fully for deferred income taxes applicable to all significant timing differences, which resulted in increased income tax expense for the twelve months ended June 30, 1976. These provisions coincided with the -recognition of revenues from the placing into effect of new customer billing rates which reflect such costs and, therefore, net income was not materially affected. In compliance with regulatory accounting, income taxes are allocated between Operating Income and Other Income, principally with respect to interest charges related to construction work in progress. See Note 5 with respect to certain other income tax information.

Necessity Certificates permitted amortization over 60-month periods, for Federal income tax purposes, the cost of certain plant facilities completed during the tax period 1952 through 1958. Amounts equivalent to the net reduction in federal taxes on income attributable to the excess of such amortization over depreciation ordinarily deducted were charged against income and the corresponding credit recorded in Account 216 - Retained Earnings Restricted for Future Taxes on Income pursuant to orders of State Regulatory Authorities. In the accompany-ing balance sheet, the accumulated credit of $ 6,429,924 attributable to such accumulated deferred taxes is included in Retained Earnings.

In Financial Statements filed with the Federal Power Commission and with the Securities and Exchange Commission, the accumulated credit for deferred Federal taxes on income is excluded from Retained Earnings and shown as "Accumulated Deferred Taxes on Income" consistent with the regulations of each of these commissions.

Investment Tax Credits. Investment tax credits generated and utilized after 1971 have been deferred and are being amortized over the service lives of the property; substantially all credits prior to

.1972 were deferred for amortization over five<<year periods. At December 31, 1975, the Company had generated but not utilized investment tax credits totaling 914,600,000 (see Note 5 for prior years'ax credits eliminated in 1974 and included herein).

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'Page 8 of '12 Preferred and Preference Dividends. 'Preferred iand ~reference stock dividends declared and charged to retained earnings include

.amounts .applicable to the .first quarter .of 'the following year, except for the Preferred,StockA, '$7..45 Series, issued in '1973, which dividends are wholly applicable to the calendar quarter in which declared.

Retirement Plan. The Company 'has a non-contributory retirement plan for all regular full-time employees,and is funding the costs accrued under the plan. Retirement plan costs for twelve months ended June 30, 1976 were approximately $ 3',504,000. In 1975, the Company amended the plan by changing, among other things, vesting provisions to conform with the requirements of the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974, the interest assumption from 4@ to 5%,

and the amortization of the unfunded prior service cost over a period of twenty years from January 1, 1975 instead of from January 1, 1974.

The effect, of these changes on periodic net income is not material.

At January 1, 1976, the date of the latest actuarial valuation, the unfunded prior service cost was approximately $ 21 million and the actuarially computed value of vested benefits exceeded assets of the plan by an estimated $ 11 million.

Other Policies. Other property and investments are stated principally at cost, less accumulated depreciation where applicable, except for the investment in its coal mining subsidiary which is accounted for on the equity basis. Temporary cash investments are stated at cost, approximating market value. Materi.als and supplies inventori'es are stated at average cost. The Company maintains an allowance for doubtful accounts receivable ($ 915,554). Bond premium, discount and 'expenses are amortized over the life of the related debt.

2. CAPITAL STOCK Preferred Stock, without par value, cumulative:

$ 5 (authorized, 300,000 shares; outstanding, 237,259 shares) $ 24,375,900

,Serial (authorized, 10,000,000 shares):

$ 4.20 Series (outstanding, 100,000 shares) 10,000,000

$ 5.44 Series (outstanding, 250,000 shares) 25,000,000

$ 9.10 Series (outstanding, 300,000 shares) 30,000,000

$ 7.95 Series (outstanding, 350,000 shares) 35,000,000

$ 7.72 Series (outstanding, 500,000 shares) 49,425,000

$ 8.48 Series (outstanding, 650,000 shares) 64,317,500 Preferred Stock A, authorized 5,000,000 shares; outstanding, 500,000 shares of $ 7.45 Series 50 000 000 Total 288 118 400 Preference Stock, without par value, cumulative (authorized, 2,000,000 shares):

$ 2.675 Series A (outstanding, 2,000,000 shares) 47 900 000

Page 9 of '12 Common Stock, without par value (authorized, 60,000,000 shares):

Outstanding - 32,787,216 shares $ 567,406,155 Subscribed but not issued 5,142 shares 99 626 Total 567 505 781 At June 30, 1976, 617,088 shares of unissued common stock were reserved for issuance under the Stock Purchase-Savings Program for Employees.

The Preferred Stock is callable, in whole or in part, at redemption prices ranging from $ 102 to $ 115 a share plus accumulated dividends. In the event of liquidation, this stock is entitled to

$ 100 a share plus accumulated dividends. The Preferred Stock A,

$ 7.45 Series, has a sinking fund requirement, commencing in 1984, to redeem 20,000 shares annually at $ 100 per share plus accumulated dividends.

The $ 2.675 Preference Stock, Series A, is presently callable in whole or in part at $ 27.68 per share plus accumulated dividends, unless refunding is involved in which case there are substantial limitations on redemption until April 1, 1980; and in the event of liquidation is entitled to $ 25 a share plus accumulated dividends.

The Company's Charter and Bond Indenture, as amended, contain provisions limiting payments of cash dividends on preference and common stock under certain circumstances. At June 30, 1976, none of the retained earnings was restricted under these provisions.

During the twelve months ended June 30, 1976, the Company sold the following shares of capital stock: In October 1975 - 5,000,000 of Common Stock in a public offering; and 219,607 shares of Common Stock under the Company's Stock Purchase S'avings Program for Employees.

3. LONG-TERN DEBT First Mortgage Bonds (principal amounts):

3-1/8% Series, due 1979 20,100,000 3<<1/4% Series, due 1979 43~930t000 2-7/8% Series, due 1981 15,000,000 3-1/2% Series, due 1982 20,000,000 11  % Series, due 1984 100,000,000 4-1/8% Series, due 1988 20,000,000 4-7/8% Series, due 1990 25,000,000 4-1/2% Ser'ies, due 1991 25,000,000 4-1/2% Series, due 1994 30,000,000 11-1/8% Series, due 1994 50,000,000 5-1/8% Series, due 1996 30,000,000 6-3/8% Series, due 1997 40,000,000 6-7/8% Series, due 1998 40,000,000 8-3/4% Series, due 2000 40,000,000 8-3/4% Series, due 2000 50,000,000 7-3/8% Series, due 2001 65,000,000

'Page 10 "of 12 7-3/4% Series, due .2001 70,'000,000 7-3/4% Series, due 2002 100,000,000

'7-'3/4% Series, due 2003 100,000,000 8-1/8% Series, .due 2003 100,000,000 9-3/4% Series, due,2004, 125 000 000 Total 1,109,030,000 Miscellaneous Promissory Notes 192 864

'Total Long-Tenn Debt (including current maturities) 1,109,222,864 Less Long-Term Debt due within one year-11-1/8% Series, due 1994 2 000 000 Total Long-Term Debt (excluding current maturities) 1 107 222 864 The Bond Indenture, as amended, contains requirements that addi-tional property be certified or that specific amounts in cash and/or principal amount of bonds be delivered annually to the Trustee as an improvement fund. Current liabilities do not include the current improvement fund requirements ($ 6,700,000 at June 30, 1976) 'since the Company meets such requirements by the certification of additional property.

Bonds of the 11<<1/8% Series, due 1994, shall be redeemed under sinking fund provisions at $ 2,000,000 each year commencing on December 1, 1976, at the principal amount without premium plus accrued interest.

4. COMMITMENTS AND CONTINGENCIES At June 30, 1976, firm commitments for construction aggregated approximately $ 425 million plus approximately $ 312 million for initial and replacement nuclear fuel. In addition, the Company has a contract with the Energy Research and Development Administration for nuclear fuel enrichment requirements through June 30, 2002, which is cancellable without penalty upon five years written notice. Payments for enrichment services are anticipated to total $ 133 million during the next five years. Many contracts include escalation provisions.

The Company has entered into agreements with Pickands Mather & Co.

(PM), a firm engaged in owning, operating and managing mineral properties, to develop two adjacent deep coal mines in Pike County, Kentucky, each capable of producing '1,000,000 tons of coal per year over about 25 years. A subsidiary, Leslie Coal Mining Company (LC),

has been formed, owned 80% by the Company and 20% by PM, to construct and develop one of the mines. Significant aspects of LC's financial

'osition are summarized as follows (in thousands):

Total Assets 28 860 Notes Payable to Bank ~26 577

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'The Company has guaranteed the obligations, of .'LC under:the terms of bank loan agreements ($ 26.6 million outstanding .at June 30, 1976) wnd a lease financing .arrangement ($ 2.4 .million obtained through June .30, 1976) which can provide up 'to $ 49.'7 million .in .funds for theLC mine (currently estimated maximum capital cost is $ 50 million). The Company has further agreed 'to .advance -any other funds acquired by LC 'to .cause LC to complete 'the mine not later than December '31, 1979. The Company and PM have entered into coal purchase contracts for 80% and 20%,

respectively, of LC's 'pioduction at prices sufficient to meet all of its costs. The adjacent mine is currently expected .to cost approxi-mately $ 46.6 million.

Minimum rental commitments, under noncancellable leases (except for nuclear fuel) at December 31, 1975, were approximately (in thousands):

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~Pa able Generators Otbete Total 1976 $ 3,800 $ 2,800 $ 6,600 1977 3,800 2,400 6,200 1978 3,800 1,400 5,200 1979 3,800 800 4,600 1980 3,800 700 4,500 1981-1985 '19,000 3,400 22,400 1986-1990 19,000 37100 22,100 1991-1995 19,000 2,300 21,300 Remainder 137300 6,300 19,600

+Does not include rentals for building space expected to be occupied in late 1977 with annual rentals expected to approximate'2.4 million.

Rentals under a nuclear fuel lease include a component based on energy produced and another computed on the lessor's unamortized acquisition cost ($ 47,100,000 at December 31, 1975 and $ 44,100,000 at June 30, 1976) . Rental payments for nuclear fuel presently under lease are estimated to approximate $ 11,000,000 in 1976 and 1977 and declining each year thereafter through 1980. Under the terms of the leases for the internal combustion turbine (ICT) generators and the nuclear fuel, the Company, under certain circumstances, is contingently liable to purchase the properties from the lessors. The Company is responsible for expenses in connection with most .of the leased properties, including insurance, taxes and maintenance.

Electric utility plant at June 30, 1976 includes approximately

$ 15 million representing cost less accumulated depreciation of four hydroelectric projects licensed by the FPC, which licenses expire in 1976, 1993 and 2008. Upon or after expiration of each license, the United States may take over the project, or the FPC may issue a new license either to the Company or a new licensee. In the event of a takeover or licensing to another licensee, the Company would be paid its "net investment" in the project, not to exceed fair value, plus severance damages, if any. No provision for amortization reserves as required for the determination of "net investment" has been

'Page 22 of 3.2 recorded as such amounts, if.any,.new;50-year are, considered .immaterial. 'In license for -the Walters

'1973,'the Company applied Xor a Hydroelectric Project which original:license expires in '1976. -'A competing application has been filed'by a group of rural electric cooperatives. The Company expects that its license application .will be granted.

The Company is a member of Nuclear Mutual, Limited, established to provide insurance coverage against property damage to generating facilities. The Company would be subject to a members'uclear maximum assessment of about $ 19 million in the event of losses.

In 1972, the Company committed a total of $ 3,450,000 for research concerning development of the Liquid Metal Fast Breeder Reactor payable in ten equal annual installments through 1981.

Federal income tax returns after 1973 have not been examined.

The Attorney General of North Carolina has,appealed to the North Carolina Supreme Court the North Carolina Court of Appeals'ffirmance in May 1976 of an order of the North Carolina Utilities Commission (NCUC) dated December 1974 approving the Company's automatic fossil fuel adjustment clause applicable to North Carolina retail operations.

The Company recorded revenues of $ 71,101,000 in 1975 and $ 60,811,000 in 1974 pursuant to such automatic fossil fuel adjustment clause.

The resolution of the matter is pending. In the opinion of the Company the validity of the fossil fuel adjustment clause will be upheld.

'perating revenues for the twelve months ended June 30, 1976 include $ 63,867,000 subject to possible refund with interest to the extent not finally allowed by pending rate proceedings. Total recorded revenues subject to refund with interest at June 30, 1976 pending final xegulatory determinations aggregated $ 89,541,000 and were billed from January 1, 1975 through June 30, 1976. Included in the balance sheet at June 30, 1976 is deferred fuel costs of

$ 3,050,000 which is subject to FPC review and approval which may necessitate adjustments, if such review so requires.

The Attorney General of North Carolina appealed to the North Carolina Court of Appeals that portion of the NCUC order of August 27, 1976 which authorized the Company, effective September 1, 1975, to recover through revenues over approximately twelve months deferred fossil fuel costs 'totaling $ 12,367,000 at August 31, 1975. On August 18, 1976, the Court of Appeals'affirmed the NCUC order, but the Attorney General has announced that he will appeal this decision to the North Carolina Supreme Court. From September 1 through June 30, 1976, the Company recorded revenues of $ 11,094,000 applicable to recovery of the previously unbilled deferred fossil fuel costs.

The ultimate outcome of this matter is uncertain pending the filing of an appeal by the Attorney General which is expected and final judicial determination.

Substantial environmental matters are presently pending before various governmental agencies and courts. The Company may, as a result, incur increased construction or operating expenditures.

REPORT UNDER G.S.62-155 e The nate of growth of KWH and KW consumption by customers of the Applicant was significantly affected M 1974 and 1975 by a strong public consciousness of increases in electric .rates and fuel .charges, the patriotic aspects of .reducing energy consumption, and by significant decreases in industrial activity in the service area. An awareness of increased electric rates and the need for conservation has continued to affect KWH consumption, in the current year; however, these effects have been more than offset by a relatively strong economic recovery during the first three quarters. The net effect of these factors is that the current year will reflect increases in KWH consumption that are well in line with previously forecast growth rates. The current year reflects only a slight increase in the maximum KW demand, however, this reduction in the rate of KW growth is more attribu-table to mild weather conditions than to conservation efforts ~

The Company's current forecast of future energy sales assumes a rate increase consistent with the increase being sought in this proceeding.

The effects of this increase are projected to slightly decrease the growth in KWH per customer usage and this decrease is reflected in the estimate of future KWH usage set forth hereafter in the report. The proposed increase, or any proposed increase within a relevant range, will affect the peak demand materially only if it causes additional lowered usage of air conditioning during the hottest hours of the hottest summer days or leads to further curtailment of industrial activity at those times. It is not anticipated that the increase in rates proposed will measurably affect air conditioning usage during extremely hot hours. However, a possible favorable effect of the rates proposed in this filing on the system peak demand may

result from (1) the continuation of 'the 90X summer ratchet for summe~inter differential in charges for large'ndustrial customers, and (2) a other customers. These are forms of,peak load pricing that may:encourage greater conservation during high usage months. To the extent that pricing electricity higher during the months when 'the Company normally experiences its highest peak demand will influence the use of electricity during that period, these rates could produce some minimal effect on the rate of growth in the Company's system peak demand. It is the opinion of the Applicant, however, that the effect would be so minimal as to have no bearing on <<the Company's planning for the addition of additional generation capacity.

Further, the extent that such an effect would occur at all is reflected in the Company's load growth studies because these studies contemplate increases in rates in the range of the increases sought in this Application.

The Applicant's estimate of the kilowatt hours of electricity that will be used by its customers during the ensuing one year and five years from the time the rates filed herein are proposed to become effective:

Ensuing Ensuing One Year Five Years Residential 6,754,590,000 38,021,130,000 Commercial 4,224,270,000 24,118,580,000 Industrial 9,496,000,000 56,152,000,000 Street & Highway Lighting 89,021,000 490,735,000 Other Governmental 867,558,000 4,698,972,000 Resale 5 953 000 000 34 847 000 000 Total Sales 27,384,439,000 158,328,417,000 The following table shows the historical trend in kilowatt hour consumption by classes.'

KILOMATT IIOUR SALES BY REVENUE CLASSIPICATION Residential Co><<e>crt Ia1 Industrial Pub. Auth. ~L> htt Resale Total 1965 2,708,296,592 1 >462 >283 <<136 ' >029 <<750 ~ 684 586,693,334 51,501,299 1.868,753,681 9,707,278,726 1966 2,990>802,490 1,666,015>663 3 <<585 <<663 978 615>697>589 53,136,488 2,094,257 i345 1 1 005 ~ 573 <<553 1967 3 >228 >047 > 154 1,864,619,334 4,046,906,512 620>626>590 55,363,930 2 >323)953 ~ 968 12;139,517>488 1968 3 >700>844 >676 2 ~ 149 >841 <<456 4,721 >267,107 689 ~ 97 1 <<928 57,575,709 2,706,523,129 14 i026<<024 <<005 1969 4 >149,834,680 2> 388 ~ 694 ~ 730 5 <<188 ~ 474 <<380 740,864,346 59,755,817 3 <<089 <<154 ~ 9 12 15 <<616 <<778 >865 1970 4 > 634 <<149 > 028 2,693,338 '80 5,622,592>766 770,582,886 62,255,973 3 >518 ~ 368 ~ 569 17,301 287,602 1971 4,973,640,469 2,944,735,480 6 ~ 231 >506>547 792,435,880 65,493,699 3,852,548 >719 18,860,360;794 1972 5,208,235>288 3 ~ 202 ~ 067 > 17 1 7 >037 >060>241 802,601,002 70>110>610 4,197,432,767 20 ~ 5 17 > 507 > 079 1973 5,936,973,744 3,627i738,620 7 >884,513 >200 848,403,005 74 ~ 129<<354 4 <<856<<882 <<199 23i 228 i 640>122 1974 5,916,808,226 3,576,528,807 8,273,238,179 771,255,550 77>740,491 4,991,730,151 23 <<607 <<301 >404 1975 6 '52>464>510 3,797,561,260 7,833,191,728 821,445,597 82,555,773 5,369,998,406 24,057i217 ~ 274 12 Honths Ending 6/30/76 6,284,947 >852 3,880,790,211 8 '34,882,346 828 910 ~ 400 84 ~ 154 <<192 5<<541 >800 >993 25 ~ 155<<485 i994 11/24/76

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Year KW Demand 1966 .2,184,000 1967 2,270,000 1968 2,834,000 1969 3.;055;000 1970 3,,484,000 1971 3,625,000 1972 4,119,000 1973 4,711,000 1974 4,771,000 1975 5,060,000 1976 5,121,000 To the extent that the proposed rates operate to reduce, industrial and air conditioning usage during the maximum temperature periods of the summer they will have a salutary effect on peak demand growth.

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