ML20031A514
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| Site: | Saint Lucie  |
| Issue date: | 09/14/1981 |
| From: | Gardner R FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT CO. |
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S:ptember 14, 1981 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA NUCLEAR REGULATORY CO MISSION BEFORE THE ATOMIC SAFETY AND LICENSING BOARD 4
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Docket No. 50-389A (St. Lucie Plant, Unit No. 2)
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SUPPLEMENTAL AFFIDAVIT OF ROBERT J. GARDNER (September 14,1981)
My name is Robert J. Gardner. My educational and employment background and current responsibilities are as stated in my Affidavit of August 5, 1981.
Attached to my affidavit are certain portions of FPL's Electric Tariff on file with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission. These excerpts are a preliminary statement which consists of a general j
description of the area in which the Company operates, a map of FPL's transmission system, and the two rate schedules applicable to wholesale service:
Rate Schedule - PR and Rate Schedule - SR-2.
Wholesale service under Rate Schedules PR and SR-2 is available, under the terms of those schedules, "In all ter'. tory served by the Company." The tariff contains no precise definition of that territory.
However, both the attached preliminary statement and map provide a general description.
In general, FPL regards the " territory served by the Company" as the area in which the Company's facilities are located. The only questions which arise about the definition of this
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Until recently, no effort has been unde to incorporate into.
one map the locations of all FPL's distribution facilities and of all of the territorial boundaries approved by the FPSC. This task was undertaken in the context of the negotiations between FPL. the U.S. Departner.t of Justice and the NRC staff, and the result is Attachment A to the License Conditio% which were attached pursuant to the Board's order dated April 24, 1981. This unp constitutes our most precise definition of the territory uned It has not, however, yet been incorporated in FPL's bactric by FPL.
Tariff on file with the FERC.
It is possible that the senice area shown on Attachment A to the License Conditions will be espanded slightly because of extensions of service to customers in now ' unpopulated areas which lie between FPL's facilities and the facilities of another electric supplier. For the most part, this would entail extension of no more than a utile or tuo free existing facilities.
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Florida Power 4 Light Company is an electric public utility engaged in the business of generating, transmitting, distributing and selling electric energy within the State of Florida. The Company operates in 35 counties and serves 574 communities in most of the territory along the east and lower west coasts of Florida (except the Jacksonville area and five other municipalities which have portions of central and north
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Retail electric service is provided to over 1,500,000 customers
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FLORiin lohin f LIGHr COWANY HL Llectric iariff Sixth Rivis:d Sheet No. 5 Original Lotume No. I I
SALE FOR RESALE 1DTAL REQUIREHr.NTS RATE SCULDULE - SR-2 AVAI LAbi.L :
In all territory served by the Company.
APPLICAPLli:
To electric service for total power requirements at existing and future delivery points of municipal electric utility systems and corporations organized under the Rural Electric Cooperative Law to the catent of their total present and future requirements in at as now being served by the Company and to areas not presently tecciving electric service which are natural and reasonable expansions of such areas; provided, however, that the foreguing shall not be construed as preventing a generation and transmission cooperative from receiving service hereunder to the extent that the Company provides, or would in the future provide, servi 6e to its member cooperativ6s. This schedule shall not app;y to service at those delivery point (s) to which Sale for Hesaic Partial Requirements pate Schedule PR '.s applicable.
SERVICE:
Three phase, 60 hertz at such delivery points: (1) as may be established at any location on the Company's interconnected system where the operating voltage is 69 KV,115 KV,138 KV, 240 KY, or 500 KV. or (2) at any location on the Company's interconnected system where the operating voltage is below 69 KV and adequate capacity is available to meet the customer's estimated load for the initial five years, and (3) at other points agreed upon by the Company and t' 2 customer.
All service required at the point of delivery by the customer shall be furnished through one acte.
Customer will provide, inst,11, operate and maintain all necessary lines, substations, transformers, and other equipment necessary to utilize the electric service delivered hereunder, including the switching and protective equipment to be installed at the point of delivery.
LIMI1AT10N OF SLRVICE:
Standby or emergency service is not permitted hereunder.
WNTl!LY RATE, AT LACH POINT OF DELIVERY:
240 KV 115/138 KV 69 KV 23 KV or Less Custoner Charge:
$150.00
$150.00
$150.00
$100.00 Demand Charge For each KW of Demand
$2.35
$2.85
$3.05
$3.15 Energy Charge First 275 kwh per KW of Billing Demand 2.10t/kwh 2.10(/kwh 2.10t/kwh 2.10t/kwh Excess 1.80t/kwh 1.80t/kwh 1.80(/kwh 1.80(/kwh kcactive Demand Charge For all rKVA by which the Reactive Demand exceeds one-half the measured KW demand
$0.15 per rKVA.
Adj ustment : The amount computed at the above Monthly Rate shall be adjusted minas or plus by an amount calcu-lated in accordance with the formulae specified in the Company's Fuel and Tax Adjustment Clauses which are incorporated as a part of this Rate as Appendices A and B.
Minimum: The Customer Charge, plus the charge for the current effective billing demand, which shall not be less than the demand charge for 250 KW.
DLMAND:
The Demand is the KW to the nearest whole KW, as determined from the Company's demand meter for the 15 minute period of Customer's greatest use during the current billing month, adjusted to preclude duplication of any demand that may have been occasioned by switching of load between delivery points, but not less than 70% of the highest demand metered during the preceding eleven months or less than 250 KW.
In the event load is transferred to a new delivery point, the preceding eleven months demand at the delivery point from which load was transferred shall be appropriately aijested for future billing purposes. All new points of delivery established subsequent to January 1,1978 shall hive a minimum monthly billing demand of 500 KW.
REACTIVL DEMAND:
The Reactive Demand will be the maximum 15-minute rKVA effective demand during the current billing month.
PAY)ENT:
Bills for electric energy shall be rendered monthly by the Company and paid monthly by the customer, and shall he due and payable within ten days from date rendered, and the Company shall have the right to discontinue Issued by:
Effective: March 1, 1978 J. J. Ihdiburg Prisident issued on: March 7, 1980 l
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Original Vnluso F2. 1 SALE FOR RESALE TOTAL lEQUIRDnTS RATE SalEDUI.E - SR-4_
the delivery of electric energy to customer in the event customer shall fail to pay any sua due, or in the event customer otherwiso violates this contract; prnvided that the Company shall give customer at least sixty (60) days' written notice of its intention to discontinue the delively of electric energy and the Customer shall have such period in which to pay such sum or cure such default; provided, rea' son therefor.
however, that the foregoing shall not be applicable to the extent that a bona fide dispute exists.
RULES AND REGULATIUNS:
to orders of governmental bodiss having jurisdiction and to the Service under this rate is subject currently effective "Ccncral Terms and Conditions" and contract agreements applicable to Rate Schedulcs under FPC Electric Tariff Original Volume No. 1.
Nothing contained herein, or any provisions in the " General Terms and Conditions" shall be construed as affecting in any way the right of Florida Power 4 Light Company to unilaterally make application to the Fcderal Energy Regulatory Consnission, or other regulatory suthority having jurisdiction, for a change in rutcs under Sectit.n 205 of the Federal Power Act and pursuunt to the Commission's Rules and Regulations promulgated thereunder.
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FIDRIDA POWER f LIGrr COMPANY IPC Licetric Tariff Original Volume Nu. 1 Fourth Revised Sheet No. 7 SALE FOR RCSALE PARTIAL REQUIREMElffS RATE SC!!E!)ULE - PR AVAI LAllt.E:
In all territory served by the Company.
APPLICABLE:
To electric service for the partint power requirements at existing and future delivery points to
, complement the generating capaelty and/or firm oower purchases of municipal electric utility systems and corporations organized under the Rural Electr16 hoperative Law to the extent of their present and futuro requirements in areas now being served by the Company and to areas not presently receiving electric servir.
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which are natural and reasonable expansions of such areas: provided, however, that the foregoing shall, noc be runstrued as preventing a gene: ation and transmission cooperative from receiving service hereunder to the extent that the Company ptovides, or would in the future provide, service to its member cooperatives.
SERVICE:
Three phase, 60 herts at such delivery points: (1) as may be established at any location on the Con.pany's interconnected system where the operating voltage is 115 KV,138_KV, 240 KV, or 500 KV, and the customer's and Company's electrical systems are ir. parallel operation, or (2) at any location on the Company's interconnected system where the operating voltage is 09 KV or below and that portion of the Customer's system bcin; seruJ by the Comt,any is electrically isolated from the remainder of the customer's system and adequate capuity is available to meet the customer's estimated load for the initial five years, and (3) at other points agreed upon by the Company and the custorer.
All service required at the point of delivery by the customer shall be furnished through one meter.
Customer will provide, install, operate and maintain all necessary lines, substations, transformers, and other equipment necessary to utilize the electric service delivered hereunder, including the switching and protective equipment to be installed at the point of delivery.
LlHITATION OT SI:RVICE:
Standby or emergency service is not permitted herecnder.
HONTIILY RATE, AT EACII POINT OF DELIVERY:
1 G KV or Above 69 KV or Below Customer Charge:
$250.00
$250.00 Demand Charge Rate Domand
$3.10
$3.45 Peak Demand
$4.10
$4.45 Energy Charge Rate First 350 Lwh per KW of Total Demand 2.10(/kwh 2.10(/kwh Excess kwh 1.52(/kwh 1.52(/kwh Reactive Demand Charge For all rKVA by which the Reactive Demand exceeds one-half the measured KW demand
$0.15 per rKVA.
Adjustment: The amount computed at the above Monthly Rate shall be adjusted minus or plus by an amount calculated in accordance with the formulae specified in the Company's Fuel and Tax Adjustment Clauses which are incorporated as a part of this Rate as Appendices A and B.
Minimum: The Customer Charge plus the charge for the currently effective Billing Demand.
BILLING DEMAND:
The Billing Demand is the maximum KW to the nearest whole KW, as determined from the Company's recording demand meter for the 60-minute period of Custoscr's greatest use during the current billing month, but never less than 85% of the Contract Demand, rounded to the nearest (MW) for scheduled deliveries
- plus 75% of the maximum recorded Peak Demand, as established during the current Contract Demand period.
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SALE FOR RESALE PARTIAL RrQUIRDENTS RATE SCt!EDUI.E. PR For the determination of the monthly hours use under the Energy Charge, the Billing Demand shall be the maximum measured demand for the current month, but never less than 85% of the Contract Demand rounded to'the nearest (Sti) for scheduled deliveries.
QWTRACT DEMAND:
That Demand, for the succeeding 12 month period, as determined by the Customer and sat forth in E2hibit A to Company's FPC Electric Tariff, Origini,1 Volume No.1, for each point of delivery. If the Custoncr does not s,ccify the Contract Demand, the Contract Demand shg11 be that of the highest demand established durinr the preceding 12 calendar months. The Contract Demand may be changed at 12 month intervals upon vritten request of the customer; however, the adjusted Contract Demand shall never be more than 125% of the previously established Contract Demand, except upon the mutual agreement of the Company and customer.
PEAK DD1AND:
The maximum recorded 60-a:inute Demand (KW) to the nearest whole KW which exceeds 115% of the Contract Demand rounded to the nearest (Mif) for scheduled deliveries.
Ri!ALTIVE DEMAND:
The Reactive Demand is the maximum 60-mimte rKVA effective demand during the current billing month.
BILLING AIlJUSTENTS:
The demand and energy recordings at the point of delivery shall be adjusted monthly to reflect supplemental power resources, if any.
TERM:Service hereunder at any point of delivery shall be for an initial period of five (S) years and shall continue thercafter until terminated in accordance with the provisions of Article 10, TERM, of the Company's FPC Electric Tariff, Original Volume No.1.
PAYENT:
l Bills for electric energy.shall be rendered monthly by the Company and paid monthly by the customer, and shall be due und payable within ten days from date rendered, and the Company shall have the right to
'* Alectric energy to customer in the event customer shall fail to pay any sum discontinue the delive l
due, or in the wvent otherwise violates this contract; provided that the Company shall give customer at least sf Jays' written notice of its intention to discontinue the delivery of electric energy and the reason refor. Customer shall have such pe*riod in which to pay such sum or cure such default; provided, however, that the foregoing shall not be applicable to the extent that a Sona fide l
dispute exists.
RULLS AND REGULATIONS:
l Service under this rate is subject to orders of governmental bodies having jurisdiction and to the l
currently effective " General Terms and Conditions" and contract agreements applicable to Rate Schedules l
under the FPC Electric Tariff Original Volume No. 1.
Nothing contained herein, or any provisions in the " General Terms and Conditions" shall be construed as effecting in any way the right of Florida Power 6 Light Company to unilaterally make application to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, or other regulatory anhority having jurisdiction, for a change in rates under Section 205 of the Federal Power Act ano pursuant to the Commission's Rules and Regulations promulgated thereunder.
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