ML20113C405

Forwards Updated Info Re Antitrust Analysis of OL Application,Per Reg Guide 9.3

ML20113C405
Person / Time
Site:	Byron, Braidwood, 05000000
Issue date:	01/14/1985
From:	Douglas E COMMONWEALTH EDISON CO.
To:	Harold Denton Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
References
RTR-REGGD-09.003, RTR-REGGD-9.003 9622N, NUDOCS 8501220314
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/ Chicago, Illinois 60690 January 14, 1985 Mr. Harold R. Denton, Director Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Washington, DC 20555

Subject:

Byron Station Unit 2 Braidwood Station Units 1 and 2 Antitrust Analysis Update NRC Docket Nos. 5D-455, 50-456/457 References (a):

W. F.

Naughton letter to A. Taalston dated March 22, 1979.

(b):

T. R. Tramm letter to H. R. Denton dated September 2, 1983.

(c):

T. R. Tramm letter to H. R. Denton dated September 8, 1983.

Dear Mr. Denton:

Reference (a) provided antitrust information required by the NRC Staff to perform its antitrust review of our operating license application for our Byron and Braidwood Stations in accordance with Regulatory Guide 9.3.

References (b) and (c) provided supplemental information regarding Byron Station requested during the course of NRC review.

In Reference (b), we indicated that updated Regulatory Guide 9.3 information for Byron Unit 2 and Braidwood Units 1 and 2 would be provided at a later date.

The purpose of this letter is to provide this updated information.

The enclosed information is organized to correspond with the format of Regulatory Guide 9.3, and to the best of my knowledge and belief is accurate as of December 20, 1984.

Please address any questions concerning this matter to this office.

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H. R. Denton January 14, 1985 One signed original and fifteen copies of this letter along with the Enclosure are provided for your use.

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ENCLOSURE UPDATE ANTITRUST INFORMATION REQUIRED IN REGULATORY GUIDE 9.3 FOR BYRON UNIT 2 AND BRAIDWOOD UNITS 1 and 2 OPERATING LICENSE i

1.a.

Applicant (CE) now anticipates that the reserve will be 3668 MW or 23.4% of the estimated net peak load of 15,700 MW in the summer of 1988 when Braidwood Unit 2 is fully operational. Further details of CE's estimated load and capacity are given in the reply by MAIN to the Department of Energy's document, code EP-411._As noted in references (a), (b), and (c) CE has been soliciting participation by other utilities in unit or firm power purchases. The current status of these solicitations are covered in the reply to item 1.h.

As previously stated, if none of the excess reserve can be sold, there will be no specific allocation made.

Instead, the new units will be operated in accordance with CE's economic dispatch system and older, more costly units will be operated less frequently.

1.b.

CE. continues to be a member of MAIN. Current membership in MAIN is shown in EP-411 and copies of all MAIN Guides are included in the EP-411 appendix.

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With respect to the nuclear plant, there have been no changes to the transmission since those reported in reference (a) and the Environmental Report - Operating License Stage.

2.

With respect to interconnections,.the attached map, labeled Exhibit I, shows all of CE's interconnections. Although the map is more schematic than geographic, it should be more helpful than Exhibit I submitted with reference (a). The changes in 345 kV interconnections since 1979 are:

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. 3-16-79. Install Pleasant Prairie generating station (WEP) in existing tie-line from Zion (CE) to Racine (WEP).

6-15-79 Install St. John and Green Acres substations (NIPSCO) in existing 345-kV tie-line from Crete (CE) to Olive (I&ME).

10-04-79 Install tap to Minonk substation (CE) in existing 138-kV line from Bloomington (IP) to Oglesby (IP).

4'-28-80 Install Sub 91 substation (IICE) in existing 345-kV tie-line from Quad Cities (CE) to Davenport (IIGE).

9-07-82 Remove two 69-kV tie-lines from State Line (CE) to Marktown (NIPSCO).

9-07-82 Remove two 34-kV radial lines from State Line (CE) to American M ize Products and Roberts Dale (NIPSCO).

a 10-05-82 Install Wolf Lake substation (NIPSCO) in existing 138-kV tie-line from State Line (CE) to Sheffield (NIPSCO).

10-27-82 Install Munster substation (NIPSCO) in existing 345-kV tie-line from Burnham (CE) to Lake George (NIPSCO).

3.. With respect to wholesale customers, there have been no changes in the transmission supply since 1979.

1.d ;There have been no changes in the ownership or contractual allocation of the output of the nuclear unit. The unit is solely owned by CE.

l e.- Changes in design, provisions, or conditions of rate schedules, and reasons for such changes since March 22, 1979 were as follows:

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Residential' Service As of July 18, 1984, all residential customers are served on Rate 1 with the exception of customers with electric water heating who are served on

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Concomittantly, Rate 14, the residential space. heating rate, was canceled. At that time, Rate 1 was been changed to include a declining block energy charge in the non-summer months. Use in excess of.400 kilowatthours is charged a lower amount than the first 400 kilowatthours_ une in a non-summer month. In its July 12, 1984 order in Docket No. 83-0537, 'the Illinois commerce Commission (ICC) directed CE to file a new Rate 1 within 120 days that would include different customer charges for at least two classifications-(by type of residence or other cost-based:

distinction,) of residential customers. Any additional revenue obtained by

.the change in the customer charge provision of Rate 1 was to be used to reduce

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the first block kilowatthour charge in the non-summer months, thereby

. increasing the differential between. summer and non-summer use. -CE's proposal 2.a.:.x..

. in this regard was accepted by the ICC and is effective as of December 10, 1984. Summer charges are now 1.45 times higher that non-summer changes in the first block and 2.44 times higher than non-summer tail block charges. The cancellation of Rate 14 and restructuring of Rate 1 reflect an effort to design rates which better represent the cost of providing residential service.

Ef fective December 7,1982, Rate 14E, the residential solar assisted electric space heating rate, was canceled, and its provisions were incorporated into Rate 14.

At the same time, Rate _3E, the residential solar assisted electric water heating rate, was canceled, and its provisions were incorporated in Rate 3, the residential water heating rate. Effective July 18, 1984, the availability of Rate 3 was frozen to include only customers and their successors at premises then served on Rate 3.

This change was made as part of a general policy of eliminating end-use rates unless there was a clearly demonstrated cost basis for such a rate.

The six experimental residential time of day rates, IEl-1E6, were canceled and replaced with a single experimental residential time of day rate, IE, effective December 7, 1982. This change was made because sufficient data concerning customer responses to the six rates had been collected.

Approximately 200 customers remain on this rate.

In its July 12, 1984 order in Docket No. 83-0537, the ICC directed CE to file within 120 days of the order, a voluntary residential time-of-day rate that included demand chargee as well as energy charges. The order stipulated that the charges be fully compensatory with respect to costs.

CE's proposal for such a rate was accepted by the ICC and is effective as of December 10,. 1984.

Effective November 1,1983 for all residential rates, the gross charge assessed for late payment was replaced by a new late payment charge.

The percentage of the penalty varied depending on the amount of the. bill under the gross charge provisions, whereas under the late payment provision the penalty is a fixed percentage irrespective of the bill amount. A similar change was made for the rates applicable to Commercial and Industrial customers. These changes were ordered by the ICC to implement a statewide policy regarding late payment.

Commercial 'and Industrial Service The rates applying to commercial and industrial customers have gone through several changes.

We have continued to flatten and in some cases eliminate the declining block energy and demand charges in Rates 6 and 6L in order to better reflect the cost of serving commercial and industrial customers.

In the spring of 1979, Rate 6 included five demand charge blocks. The declining demand block charges were reduced to four effective February 7,1980, and were eliminated effective December 7,1982.

Thus, flat seasonally differentiated

-demand charges apply to customers served on Rate 6.

The declining energy charge blocks in Rate 6 have also been reduced in number.

In the Spring of 1979, Rate 6 had seven energy charge blocks. These were reduced to six ef fective February 7, 1980, and to the present three effective December 7, 1982. These changes were made to better reflect the size of customers served on Rate 6 and the cost of serving them.

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Effective December 7,1982, Rate 6L includes two seasonally differentiated demand charge blocks. The energy charge has been modified so that the peak surcharge and off peak credit have been replaced by flat annual peak and off peak energy charges. Also e ffective December 7,1982, the minimum demand charge provisions of Rates 6 and 6L were eliminated.

The qualifying demand for Rate 6L was decreased from 1500 kW to 1000 kW effective September 29,1981, and to 750 kW effective April 6,1983.

Effective November 16, 1984, the qualifying demand for time-of-day rates will be reduced to 500 kW.

These changes were made to increase the number of commercial and industrial customers served under time-of-day rates, thereby creating an incentive for more customers to increase their aff peak use of electricity and decrease their on peak use because the rate reflects the higher on peak and lower off peak costs.

For the same reasons, effective February 7,1980, Rate 6L was also made applicable to all qualifying Rider 25 customers except those served under the heat-with-light provisions of Rider 25.

In its July 12, 1984 order in Docket No. 83-0537, the ICC directed CE to file, within 120 days of the order, new tariff sheets for Rates 6 and 6L.

These rates became effective on November 29, 1984. The new Rate 6L applies to all customers with demands of 1000 kW or more while the new Rate 6 applies to those with demands less than 1000 kW.

Provision was made in Rate 6L for billing heat-with-light customers under charges that are not time differentiated. Within Rate 6, time-of-day charges are mandatory for customers with demands of 500 kW or more.

This change was made in order to make CE's rate classes more consistent with its cost of service classes.

Rates 22 and 22L applied to governmental and school service. The cost of servir.g these customers, is similar to the cost of serving commercial and industrial customers of the same size. Thus Rates 22 and 22L were generally the same as Rates 6 and 6L with the notable difference that the former included provisions for specified free kW of demand and slightly higher energy charges in the first block. Effective December 7, 1982, these rates were canceled.

In order to minimize any dislocation associated with this change, Rider 15 was simultaneously put into effect. This new rider is designed to eliminate, over a three year adjustment period, the dif ference in charges under Rates 6 and 6L and under Rates 22 and 22L had those rates remained in effect.

As with the residential rates, effective December 7,1982, the commercial and industrial solar assisted space-heating and water heating tariffs, Rider 25E and Rate 10E, were canceled and their provisions were incorporated in Rider 25 and Rate 10, respectively.

Similarly, Rate 10 was frozen, effective July 18, 1984, to limit its applicability to present Rate 10 premises.

Ef fective December 7,1982, the streetlighting provisions of Rate 24 municipal pumping service, were eliminated. This change was made because the charges for street lighting were lower under Rate 25 which is available to municipal street lighting customers.

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. The Company began offering interruptible service under the terms of Rider 26 on August 2, 1979.

The Rider is available to commercial and industrial customers with separately metered interruptible load.

In its initial form, the only charges applicable to service under Rider 26 were peak and off peak energy charges subject to a minimum charge provision. Effective December 7,1982, demand and monthly customer charges were added. Effective July 18, 1984 the previous demand charge was designated as a facilities charge and a declining block demand charge was instituted.

This change was based on the marginal costs of serving interruptible customers. Rider 26 was also frozen to limit its availability to customers taking service under the rider e ffective October 4,1984.

This change was made because the discount of fered for interruptible service was no longer justified en cost grounds.

Ef fective November 9,1981, the Company offered service under the terms of Rider 4 to all customers operating qualifying cogeneration or small power production facilities. Rider 4 offers compensation to these customers based on avoided energy costs. Under the terms of the rider, no capacity payments are offered. At the same time, the minimum annual charge provision of Rider 5, Auxiliary or Reserve Service, was replaced with a monthly minimum demand charge in order to be consistent with the new Rider 4.

Rider 16, Temporary Service to Buildings Under Construction, was frozen to buildings already under construction or with previously executed Rider 16 contracts, effective December 7, 1982. This change was made because of difficulties both in administering the rider and in reflecting the cos t-o f-service within that rate design.

By ICC order, effective January 1,1982, Rider 20, the Electric Fuel Adjustment Clause, was changed from the Company's formula to the uniform state fuel adjustment formula.

Wholesale Service to Municipalities Service is supplied to seven municipalities for resale under the regulatory jurisdiction of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC).

Previously reported changes in design, provisions or conditions of rate schedules have been supersed2d.

Increased charges in Rate 78 became effective subject to refund on October 31, 1983 in FERC Docket No. ER83-437-000.

Statement BL filed in that proceeding is attached.

The Company and the five municipalities served on Rate 78 jointly filed a settlement agreement with the FERC which included the matters involved in Docket No. ER82-146-000 and Docket No. ER83-437-000. The FERC accepted the settlement agreement on October 2,1984. The Company paid refunds with interest to the five municipalities on October 5, 1984. A settlement Statement BL Exhibit A for Rate 78 related to each of the above dockets is attached.

. Rates Attached Copies of the followiag new or changed rates are attached:

1 Residential Service IE Residential Service - Time-of-Day IT Residential Service - Voluntary Time-of-Day 3

Residential Water Heating Service 6

General Service 6L Large General Service 10 Commercial Water Heating Service 24 Municipal Pumping Service Rider 4 Parallel Operation of Customer's Qualifying Generating Facilities Rider 5 Auxiliary or Reserve Service Rider 15 Governmental and School Service Billing Adjustment Rider 16 Temporary Service for Buildings Under Construction Rider 20 Electric Fuel Adjustment Clause Rider 26 Interruptible Service Rates 78 and 79 Wholesale Service

1. f.1 There have been no new wholesale customers added to applicant's system.

1.f.2 There have been no transfers to the wholesale rate.

New rates have been previously discussed and are attached.

1.f.3 There have been no changes in applicant's service area.

l. f.4 There have been no new acquisitions or mergers.

l.g There are no generating capacity additions now fully authorized after the completion of Byron and Braidwood. Previously, two units at Carroll County had been contemplated for service in the late 1980's.

Partial authorization 'of these units had been obtained, but no further design work is now underway because additional nuclear capacity is not anticipated until the late 1990's.

l.h A special committee has been established to contact other companies in order to sell capacity. The summary of the current status of their activities is attached as Exhibit II.

On November 30, 1984, a request to bid on the facilities of the Sherrard Power System was received.

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Exhibit II Page 1

SUMMARY

OF ACTIVITIES TO SELL CAPACITY Companies Responding with Interest Utility Status Central Illinois Light Co.

Discussions concluded in 1983 were renewed in a 6/5/84 meeting with S. Honold and R.

Matulis regarding possible sale to CILCO of a mix of Peaking and Short Term Power ranging from 25 MW to 175 MW during 1985-89. CE draft proposal mailed 6/6/84.

Awaiting response from CILCO as of 6/20/84.

Second draft mailed 9/26/84.

No response yet.

Wabash Valley Power Assoc.

WVPA was not contacted in the original mailing of 3/18/83. Since then some correspondence has been exchanged.

R. L. Bolger and R. Beckwith will meet with WVPA on 9/27/83. A number of communications have been exchanged. WVPA is considering a Standby Power Proposal of 12/2/83.

WVPA contracted to purchase 45 MW of standby power from 1/1/84 to 12/31/84.

Discussions in May '84 regarding Peaking Power for period 1985-1994 culminated in CE draf t proposal of 5/31/84. Response deferred until resolution of LaSalle proposal.

A series of meetings and discussions were held culminating in a proposal to sell or lease a portion of LaSalle capacity (see R. L. Bolger 9/24/84 letter).

A proposal for WVPA to participate in Collins Station has been developed, but not forwarded to them because of their financial difficulties.

In a meeting on 11/30/84 WVPA stated that they were no longer interested in acquiring a portion of LaSalle capacity (see R. L. Bolger 9/24/84 letter). However, WVPA is continuing to study the purchase of cycling capacity. Through a letter agreement dated 12/3/84 (not yet signed by WVPA) WVPA is expected to buy a minimum of 60 MW (85 mW max.) of Standby Power during calander 1985.

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SUMMARY

OF ACTIVITIES TO SELL CAPACITY Companies Responding with Interest Utility Status Consumers Powar Co.

Discussions are in progress to determine if Edison's off peak power and energy can be used to pump Ludington economically for the Michigan companies. A second draft proposal by Edison mailed to CP (and AEP) on 11/19/84.

Companies Responding with Interest and Discussions Concluded Utility Status Central Illinois Light Co. (1)

Meeting held 4/26/83; CIL not interested at present; no further action needed.

(R. Beckwith memo 4/27/83).

Cleveland Elec. Illum.

Discussion held 5/10/83; CEI not interested at present; no further action required.

(R. Beckwith memo 5/12/83.)

Consumers Power (1)

Discussion held 6/20/83; no definite interest at this time. Parties agree to meet and discuss annually. No further action required.

(R. Beckwith memo dated 7/5/83)

Indianapolis Power & Light Meeting held 5/4/83; No real IPL interest; CE to send additional info. (R. Beckwith memo 5/16/83). Example proposals mailed 5/17/83.

No response from IPL.

Southern Illinois Power Coop.

Not interested in capacity, but would like to discuss standard interchange schedules.

System Planning to review feasibility and respond.

R. L. Bolger letter of 5/17/83 responded. No reply since then.

No further action planned.

Wisconsin Power & Light Co.

Meeting held 7/8/83 with W. C. Register.

WPL not interested in capacity purchase at this time.

No further action at this time.

(R. Beckwith memo of 7/13/83).

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See Page 1 for additional activity in 1984.

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SUMMARY

OF ACTIVITIES TO SELL CAPACITY Companies Responding Negatively Company Reference Respondent Date*

Allegheny Power System S. Carnett (T) 10/27 American Electric Power System C. DiSieno (T) 10/31 Carolina Power & Light S. H. Smith 3/23 Central Illinois Public Service G. W. Moorman 11/ 2 Corn Belt Power Coop.

G. W. Toyne 3/21 Duke Power Co.

D. Booth 4/11 Duquesne Light Co.

J. M. Arthur 4/ 4 East Kentucky Power D. R. Norris 6/ 6 Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric K. Schafer 3/22 Iowa Power & Light Co.

J. R. Bull (T) 10/27 Iowa Public Service Co.

F. W. Griffith 4 /14 Iowa Southern Utilities R. K. Harbour 3/22 Northern Indiana Public Service Co.

F. G. Hiple 6/15 Northern States Power E. M. Theisen 3/24 Ohio Edison D. W. Tschappat 4/ 6 Public Service Indiana H. A. Barker 3/24 Springfield Water, Light & Power L. A. Gladish 4/22 Tennessee Valley Authority C. H. Dean 4/ 8 Toledo Edison K. Hoffman (T) 11/ 1 Union Electric Co.

L. Esswein 3/29 Upper Peninsula Power Co.

E. Argentati 3/21 Wisconsin Electric Power Co.

C. S. McNeer 4/ 8 Wisconsin Public Service Corp.

P. D. Ziemer 4/ 4

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SUMMARY

OF ACTIVITIES TO SELL CAPACITY Companies Not Responding Central Iowa Power Coop.

Dairyland Power Coop.

Dayton Power & Light Co.

Eastern Iowa Light & Power Coop.

- Electric Energy, Inc.

• Muscatine Power & Water Generating company only - no response expected.

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SUMMARY

OF ACTIVITIES TO SELL CAPACITY Companies Still Considering

• Company Reference Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co.

J. E. Grote (T) 10/27/83 Illinois Power Co.

IP originally gave a negative response. An oral request was received from IP in August 1983.

R. Beckwith responded with sample proposals (8/24/83 letter).

No further correspondence since then.

Indiana Municipal Power Agency R. Beckwith has had two telephone contacts with General Manager.

Meeting may be arranged.

Letter dated 2/2/84 from R. L. Bolger outlined possible transactions. No response as of 11/9/84.

Interstate Power Co.

J. Suter (T) 11/4/83 Iowa Electric Light & Power Co.

R. L. Bolger letter of 8/10/83 contained sample proposals of the kinds of transactions CE is willing to make.

No reply as of 11/9/84.

Kentucky Utilities M.H. Lewis letter of 3/25/83. No further correspondence as of 11/9/84.

Madison Gas & Electric Co.

W. Brately (T) 10/27/83 Virginia Electric & Power Co.

J.I. Oatts letter of 3/28/83). No further correspondence as of 11/9/84.

(T) Indicates telephone respor.se

• Commonwealth Edison made the last contact with these companies.

No interest has been shown on their parts for some time.

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OF ACTIVITIES TO SELL CAPACITY Companies Still Considering

• Company Reference Wisconsin Public Power Inc.

Meeting held 5/10/83; WPPI interested; System Planning and Statistical Research preparing proposal (R. Beckwith memo 5/12/83)

Proposal in draft form 7/1/83 --

to be sent in near future.

Proposal mailed (R. L. Bolger 7/14/83 letter). Clarification of proposal mailed 11/4/83.

No response as of 11/9/84.

(T) Indicates telephone response Commonwealth Edison made the last contact with these companies.

No interest has been shown on their parts for some time.

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Statement BL 3

Rate Design 4

5 In this proceeding, we have proposed an increase in the charges 6

in Rate 78 under which the Company provides five municipalities their 7

full requirements for electricity.

In all other respects, including the 8

definitions of peak and off-peak periods and summer months, the design of 9

Rate 78 remains unchanged.

Separate energy charges are proposed for peak 10 and off-peak periods.

The energy charges for peak and off-peak perloos 11 were based on historic relationships between peak period average energy 12 costs and overall average energy costs, and between off-peak average 13 energy costs and overall energy costs.

Proposed stated energy charges 14 are such that when combined with the estimated fuel adjustment for Period 15 II they will recover net energy related revenue requirements and no 16 more. There is, therefore, no " tilt" in the proposed rate.

17 18 Our prop 6 sed change in Rider 7 is expected to increase Rate 78 19 customer rentals by about $45,000 annually, while Rider 8 charges would

.20 reduce revenues by about $216,000 per year.

21 22 The balance of revenue requirements is proposed to be recovered 23 through the demand charge.

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kilowatt. In summer months, this charge is applied to the greater of (a) 2 the maximum demand in the month, or (b) 80% of the highest maximum demand e

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In non-summer months the charge is applied to 80% of the 5

highest maximum demand in the four preceding summer months.

This ratchet 6

provision gives recognition to the importance of summer loads, as 7

explained in the testimony of Mr. John C.B;kovski, in establishing the 8

Company's capacity requirements and therefore its capacity costs.

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ratchet was set at 80% because that is the approximate ratio of the 10 customers' lowest summer monthly maximum demands to their highest summer 11 monthly maximum demands.* Thus, customers having established a new high 12 summer demand will retain an incentive to keep other summer demands to a 13 level at least 20% below that highest demand. By giving potential effect 14 to maximum demands in each of the four summer months for billing, this 15 rate design is consistent with the four summer month peak responsibility 16 method of cost allocation that was used.

Derivation of the demand and 17 energy charges is shown in Exhibit A to this Statement.

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• An 80% ratchet was adopted by the Administrative Law Judge, using the 24 same rationale, in the pending Docket Nos. ER79-182 and ER80-106.

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Total Energy Related Revenue Requirement before revenue credits

$ 28,961,235 Revenue Credits (486,241)

Net Energy Related Revenue Requirement

$ 28,474,994 Kilowatthour Sales 844,737,000 Average per Kilowatthour 3.371t Peak Period 3.371t x

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2.848t Peak and off-peak energy charges set at 3.898t and 2.752t respectively on the calculation that the fuel adjustment, reflecting charges equivalent to fuel costs incurred in each month, will average

.096t per kilowatthour charge in 1983 (Period II).

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$ 15,235,606 2.752t x

453,880,000 KWH (of f-peak) 12,490,777 Effect of fuel adjustment-Statement BG 812,953 Net Energy Charges

$ 28,539,336 Demand Charge:

Total Revenue Requirement-Statement BK

$ 54,852,126 Less: Revenue from Proposed Rental Charges 74,074 Revenue from Net Energy Charges (above) 28,539,336

$ 26,238,716 Plus: Rider 8 Credit 302,674 q

Rider 11 Credit 6,039 Net Revenue Requirement from Demand Charge

$ 26,547,429 Billing Units - Kilowatts

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$ 26,544,345 Rider 8 Credit 1,734,919.6 KW x (17.44 6 d )

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Rider 11 Credit 60,393.1 KW x (10t)

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Net Demand Charges

$ 26,235,632 Net Energy Charges (page 1) 28,539,336 Rental Revenues - Statement BG 74.074 Total Proposed Revenue - Statement BG

$ 54.849.042 Based on 1981 relationship between peak period average energy costs and overall average energy costs, and between off-peak average energy costs and overall average energy costs.

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Energy cost of service data in Statement BL workpapers were extracted from the full cost of service data

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Total Energy Related Operating Expenses before Revenue Credits

$ 25,284,169 Revenue Credits (19,522)

Net Energy Related Operating Expenses

$ 25,264,647 Kilowatthour Sales 876,530,000 Average Cost per Kilowatthour 2.882t 3.356#

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Peak and off-peak energy charges set at 3.357W and 2.482W, respectively, on the calculation that the proposed fuel adjustment will average.001# per kilowatthour credit in 1982 (Period II).

Reconciliation:

$ 13.489,500

$.03357 x 401,832,000 KWH (peak)

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11,782,004 3.02482 x 474,698,000 KWH (off-peak)

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Effect of proposed fuel adjustment - Statement BG (4,744)

' Net Energy Charges

$ 25,266,760 Based on 1980 relationship between peak period avecage energy costs and overall average energy costs, and between off-peak average energy costs and overall average energy costs.

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Settlement Statement BL Exhibit A Page 2 of 2 COpet0NWEALTH EDISON COMPANY Docket No. ER82-146-000 Demand Charge:

Total Revenue Requirement

$ 47,032,838 s

Less: Revenue from Energy Charges 25,266,760

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$ 21,766,078 Plus: Rider 8 Credit 84,065

, Rider..ll Credit 4,814 Net Revenue Requirement from Demand Charge

$ 21,854,957 Billing Units - Kilowatts 2,203,080 Demand Charge

$9.92 Reconciliation:

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$9,92 x 2,203,080 KW

$ 21,854,554

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Rider 8 Credit (84,065)

Rider 11 Credit (4,814) l Net Demand Charges 3 21,765,675 L

Net Energy Charges (page 1) 25,266,760 Total Proposed Revenue

$ 47,032,435 l

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Settlement Statement BL Exhibit A Page 1 of 2 C0f00NWEALTH EDISON COMPANY Docket No. ER83-437-000 Development of Proposed Interim Settlement Energy and Demand Charges for Rate 78 Based on $3.75 Million Revenue Increase Net Energy Related Revenue Requirement 3 27,701,544 Kilowatthour Sales 844,737,000 Average per Kilowatthour 3.2793#

Peak Period 3.2793# x 1.1847*

3.884f

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Off-Peak Period 3.2793W x

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2.771W

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Peak and off-peak energy charges set at 3.788# and 2.675#, respectively, on the calculation that the fuel adjustment, reflecting charges equivalent to l

fuel costs incurred in each month, will average

.096# per kilowatthour charge in 1983 (Period II).

Reconciliation:

l 3.788# x 390,857,000 KWH (peak)

$ 14,805.663 2.675W x 453,880,000 KWH (off-peak) 12.141,290 Effect of fuel adjustment - Statement BG 812,953 Net Energy Charges

$ 27,759,906 l

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4 Settlement Statement BL Exhibit A Page 2 of 2 C0050NWEALTH EDISON COMPANY Docket No. ER83-437-000 Demand Charge:

Total Revenue Requirement

$ 49,980.102 Less: Revenue from Proposed Rental Charges 74,074 Revenue from Ne6 Energy Charges (page 1) 27,759,906

$ 22,146.122 Plus: Rider 8 Credit 302,674 Rider 11 Credit 6,039 Net Revenue Requirement from. Demand Charge

$ 22,454,835 Billing Units - Kilowatts 1,868,004.6 Demand Charge

$12.02

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l Reconciliation:

$ 22.453,415

$12.02 x 1,868.004.6 KW

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Rider 8 Credit 1,734,919.6 KW x (17.446#)

(302,674)

Rider 11 Credit 60,393.1 KW x (10W)

(6,039)

Net Demand Charges 3 22.144,702 l

Net Energy Charges (page 1) 27,759,906 Rental Revenues - Statement BG 74,074 Total Proposed Revenue

$ 49,978,682 l

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ELECTRICITY Comm nwealth For the Cities and Villages listed on ILL C. C. N A 4 Sheets Nos. 4,5,6,7 and 8 19th Revised Sheet No. 9 Edison Company and the unincorporated contiguous terntory (Cancelling 18th Revised Sheet No. 9)

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RATE 1.

RESIDENTIAL SERVICE

.J Availability.

This rate is available to any customer using the Company's electric serv. ice for residential purposes.

'Garges.

Monthly Customer Charge.

The monthly customer charge shall be $9 92 for Customers residing in buildings containing 1 or 2 dwelling units. This shall in-clude, but not be limited to, structures commonly referred to as single family detached houses, single family attached houses, row houses, town houses, semi-detached houses, duplexes, two-flats, and two family houses.

The monthly customer charge shall be $5.40 for Customers residing in buildings containing 3 or more daelling units.

As of the effective date of this rate, the Company has assigned all existing Rate I customers to one of the charge classifications described above. If any of these Customers informs the Company within 6 months of this effective date that this initial classification is incorrect, the Company, upon verification, will issue, if applicable, a refund for any over-collection. If any of these customers informs the Company subsequent to this 6 month period that this initial classification is incorrect, the Company, upon verification, will place the customer in the appropriate classification but wdl not issue any tifund.

Energy Charge.

Summer Months.

10.561e per kilowatthour for all kilowatthours supplied in the month.

Other Months.

7.282e per kilowatthour for the first 400 kilowatthours supplied in the month.

4220e per kilowatthour for all kilowatthours over 400 supplied in the month.

For the purposes hereof the " summer months" shall he the Customer's first monthly bdling peri-od with an ending meter reading date on or after June 15 and the three succeeding monthly bill.

ing periods.

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The fuel adjustment charge or credit provided for in Rider 20 shall apply to all kilowatthours supplied in the month.

v Late Payment Charge.

The late payment charge provided for in the Terms and Conditions of this Schedule of Rates shall be applicable to all charges t nder this rate.

Light Balb Servk e.

The above charges do not include light bulb service. The charge for such service shall be 0.174e per kilowatthour for the first 500 kilowatthours supplied in the month. Light bulb service is desenbed in Rider 10 and is optional with the Customer.

Minimum Charge.

The minimum monthly charge shall be the monthly custon'er charge.

Term of Service.

The Customer's term of service shall commence when the Company begins to supply service hereunder and shall continue not more than ten days after notice is received to discontinue service.

Three Phase Service.

Three phase service is available under this rate. Where a three phase secondary supply is not available from the Company's distribution system adjacent to the Customer's property, the necessary primary and secondary extensions will be furnished by the Company subject to the provisions of Rider 2.

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Filed with the Illinois Commerce Commission on November 9,1984 Date Effective, December 10,1984 Issued persmaat to order of Illinois Commerce Issued by W. B. Behake, Vice Chairman.

Commission entered July 12,1984 la Case No. 83-0537 Post Office Box 767, Chicago, Illinois 60690 Asterisk (*) indicates change i

4 ELECTRICITY CU"" ""*lth For the Cities and Villages listed om ILI. C. C. No. 4 Sheets Nos. 4,5,8,7 and 8 I4th Revised Sheet No. le Edison Company and the unincorporated contiguous territory (Cancelling 13th Revised Sheet No.10)

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' General.

Service hereunder will be furnished only to a single occupancy, and where service to an apartment building is desired here-under, each occupancy shall be treated as a separate customer; provided, however, that in apartment buildings containing six or fewer apartments, hall lights and building operating equipment, including no motor larger than one horsepower and not more than six horsepower for all motors, may be connected to the metering installation for one of the apartments, or ser-Vice for such lights and equipment may be furnished under this rate to the budding operator as a separate customer. In apartment buildings containing more than six apartments, the building service loads, including electric lighting, heating, air conditioning, water heating and other building operating equipment and,if the building operator so desires, the heating and air conditioning of the individual apartments, will be supplied under applicable nonresidential rates and riders.

In apartment buildings served under former Rate 14 prior to the effective date shown below, if all space heating requirements, except for garages, are supplied electrically or by a combination of electric space heating facilities and solar energy collectors, all building service requirements except water heating may continue to be furnished hereunder either through the metering installation of one of the apartments or to the building operator as a separate customer. If the operator of the building so desires, space heating and air conditioning requirements for the individual apartments, but not water heating, may be included in such building service requirements; provided however, that any buildmg operator who, under prior provisions of former Rate 14, had taken water heating service thereunder may continue such service hereunder. The Company may, at its option, terminate such treatment of water heating service by rearranging, at its expense, the Customer's wiring and metering.

The Customer's wiring shall be arranged so that all service hereunder is supplied through a single metering installation, except that additional metering installations for service for residential purposes or for buildmg service requirements may be pro-vided as optional facilities in accordance with the provisions of Riders 6 and 7. If there are two or more metering installa-tions, the kilowatthours supplied shall be determined by adding together the kilowatthours metered at each installation.

i Where a residence and a business are combined in one premises, service will not be furnished hereunder for the whole premises

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Customers served hereunder who utilize solar energy collectors for water heating purpones and/or for providing space heating through heat exchanger 2 shall permit the Company to use special equipment to measure their loads or any part thereof, to measure the solar energy collected and to obtain any other data necessary to determine the operating characteristics of in-stallations served hereunder, provided that the Company shall reimburse the Customer for any extra costs incurred as a re-sult of such measurements or data collection.

The Schedule of which this rate is a part includes certain general Terms and Conditions and Riders. Service hereunder is sub-ject to these Terms and Conditions and the Riders applicable to this rate.

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Post Offlee Box 767, Chicago,Illisets $4690 Asterisk (*) ledicates change

ELECIRICITY Commonw.ealth For the Cities and Villages listed on ILL C. C. No. 4 sheets Nos. 4,5,6,7 and 8 lith Revised Sheet No.14 Edison Company and the unincorporated contiguous territory (Cancelling 13th Revised Sheet No.14) p V

' RATE IT. RESIDENTIAL SERVICE-VOLUNTARY TIME OF DAY Availability.

This rate is avadable to residential customers with annual usage in excess of 30.000 kilowatthours. Customers may elect ser-vice under this rate by wntten application to the Company.

Charges.

Monthly Customer Charge.

The monthly customer charge shall le $20 62 for Customers residing in buildings containing I or 2 dweihng units. This shall include, but not le limited to, structures commonly referred to as single family detached houses, single family attached houses, row houses, town houses, semi-detached houses, duplexes, two-flats, and two fam ly houses.

The monthly customer charge shall be $16.10 for Customers residing in buildings containing 3 or more dwelling units.

Demand Charge.

The monthly demand charge shall be $10.41 per kilowatt multiplied by the highest maximum demand in the peak periods of any of the four summer months in the 12 months ending with the billing month.

For the purposes hereof, the " summer months" shall be the Customer's first monthly billing period with an ending meter reading date on or after June 15 and the three succeeding monthly billing periods. The " peak periods" shall be the hours of 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. on Monday through Friday, except on days on which the following holidays are generally observed New Year's Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day and,if one of the foregoing holidays occurs on a Tuesday or Thursday, the immediately preceding Monday or immediately following Friday, respectively. "Off-peak periods" shall be all other hours.

Energy Charge.

5.63e per kilowatthour for all kilowatthours supplied during peak periods as defined above.

3.1te per kilowatthour for all kNwatthours supplied during off. peak periods as defined above.

The fuel adjustment charge or credit provided for in Rider 20 shall apply to all kilowatthours supplied in the month.

Late Payment Charge.

(v; The late payment charge provided for in the Terms and Conditions of this Schedule of Hates shall be apphenble to all charges under this rate.

Light Bulb Service.

The above charges do not include light bulb service. The charge for such service shall be 0 l7te per kilowatthour for the first 500 kilowatthours supplied in the month. Light bulb service is described in Rider 10 and is optional with the Customer.

Minimum Charge.

The minimum monthly charge shall be the monti.ly customer charge.

Maximum Demand.

The maximum demand shall be the highest 30-minute demand established during the peak periods in summer.nor.ths.

Term of Contract.

The initial term of contract hereunder shall be 24 billing months. Upon expiration of the initial or any renewal term of con-tract, the Customer's contract shall be automatically renewed for a period of 12 months.

Prior to first receiving service hereunder, the Company will install a time of day meter on the Customer's premises and collect demand and energy usage data for a period of not less than one year for research purposes. During that period the Customer will continue to be billed under non-time of day rates. Service hereunder shall begin with the Customer's first summer billing month after usage data have been collected for one year and shall continue not more than ten days after written notice is received to discontinue such service, except that a Customer electing service hereunder may not discontinue such service and elect service under some other rate at the same premises until after the end of the initial term of contract or any renewal term of contract hereunder.

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(Continued on Sheet No.15)

Filed with the Illinois Commerce Commissloa on November 9,1984 Date Effective, December 10,1984 Issued perseast to Order of Illinois Commerce Issued by W. B. Behake, Vice Chairman, Commission estered July !!,1984 la Case No. 83-0537 Post Office Box 767, Chicago, Illinois 60690 Asterisk (*) indicates change

ELECTRICITY For the Cities and Villages listed on ILL.C.C.Ne.4 Commonwealth Sheets Nos. 4,5,5,7 and 8 3rd ResIsed Sheet No.15 Edison Company and the unincorporated contiguous territory (Cancelling 2nd Revised Sheet No.15)

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• RATE IT. RESIDENTIAL SERVICE-VOLUNTARY TIME OF DAY (Continued from Sheet No.14)

Three Phase Service.

Three phase service is available under this rate. Where a three phase secondary supply is not available from the Company's distribution system adjacent to the Customer's property, the necessary primary and secondary extensions will be furnished l

hy the Company subject to the provisions of Hider 2.

General.

Service hereunder will be furnished only to a single occupancy, and where service to an apartment building is desired here.

under, each occupancy shall be treated as a separate customer.

The Customer's wiring shall be arranged so that all service hereunder is supplied through a single metering installation, except that additional metering installations for service for residential purposes or for building service requirements may be pro.

vided as optional facilities in accordance with the provisions of Hiders 6 and 7. If there are two or more metering installa-tions, the kilowatthours and kilowatts of demand supplied shall be determined by adding together respectively the kilowatthours and kilowatts metered at each installation.

Where a residence and a business are combined in one premises, service wilf not be furnished hereunder for the whole premises unless the preponderant requirement is for residential purposes.

Customers served hereunder who utilize solar energy collectors for water heating purposes and/or for providing space heating through heat exchangers shall permit the Company to use special equipment to measure their loads or any part thereof, to measure the solar energy collected and to obtain any other data necessary to determine the operating characteristics of in-stallations served hereunder, provided that the Company shall reimburse the Customer for any extra costs incurred as a re-sult of such measurements or data collection.

The Schedule of which this rate is a part includes certain general Terms and Conditions and Hiders 8ervice hereunder is suir ject to these Terms and Conditions and the Hiders applicable to this rate.

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ELECI'RICITY 11.1 C. C. No. 4 Commonwealth m the Cities and mahes listed en Sheets Nos. 4,5,6, and8 18th Revised Sheet No. 24 Edison Company and ths anincorporated contiguous territory (Cancelling 17th Revised Sheet No. 24)

Ab RATE 6. GENERAL SERVICE

' Applicability.

Except as provided in Rate 6L, this rate is applicable to any commercial, industrial. or governmental customer with a maximum demand of less than 1.000 kilowatts who uses the Company's electric service hereunder for all requirements.

Direct current requirementa provided under another rate immediately prior to September 2,1975, will, however, also be provided hereunder.

GeneralService-Time of Day.

Time of day charges shall apply to (1) any customer with a maximum demand of 500 kilowatts. but less than 1.000 kilowatta, in three of the 12 months preceding the billing month, one of which occurs during the three months preceding the billing month,(2) successors to customers served under these charges immediately prior to the date of succession whose estimated maximum demands meet the demand requirements in clause (1) above, (3) new customers whose estimated maximum demands meet the demand requirements in clause (1) above, and (4) any customer previously billed hereunder pursaant to clauses (1) or (2), except as otherwise provided below.

These charges shall not be applicable to customers or their successors with electric space heating taking service under the lleating with Light provision of Rider 25 prior to November 23,1977, except upon written application by the Customer to the Company.

If a customer at one time was served pursuant to (1) above on General Service-Time of Day and has a maximum demand which has not exceeded 200 kilowatts in any month of the twelve month period preceding the billing month, such customer may elect, in written application to the Company, to be served on General Service. General Service-Time of Day shall not again be applicable until such customer qualifies for such rate under the requirements of General Service-Time of Day.

General Servlee.

General Service charges shall apply to all other customers qualifying for service under this rate.

• Charges.

General Service-Time of Day.

Meathly Castomer Charge.

The monthly customer charge shall be $17.35.

Demand Charge.

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Meaths Meaths

$10.65

$8.33 per kilowatt for all kilowatts of maximum demand for the month.

For the purposes hereof the " summer months" shall be the Customer's first monthly billing period with an ending meter reading date on or af ter June 15 and the three succeeding monthly billing periods.

Energy Chary.

5.510e per kilowatthour for all kilowatthours supplied during peak periods.

2.700c per kilowatthour for all kilowatthours supplied during off-peak periods.

The fuel adjustment charge or credit provided for in Rider 20 shall apply to all kilowatthours supplied in the month.

General Service.

Meathly Castemer Charge.

The monthly customer charge shall be $6.65.

Demand Charge.

Summer All Other Meaths Meaths

$10 65

$&33 per kilowatt for all kilowatts of maximum demand for the month.

For the purposes hereof the " summer months" shall be the Customer's first monthly bilhng period with an ending tuc reading date on or after June 15 and the three succeeding monthly billing periods.

In accordance with the Application of Demand Charge provisions of this rate, there shall be no demand charge as such for certain small customers, but, in lieu thereof, such customers shall pay 4.956 cents per kilowatthour in summer months an 3 925 cents per kilowatthour in all other months in addition to the energy charges set forth below.

Energy Charge.

Kilowatthours Sepplied la the Month 30.000 4 509e per kilowatthour for the first 470,000 3 698t per kilowatthour for the next.

50%000 3 322c per kilowatthour forallover The fuel adjustment charge or credit provided for in Rider 20 shall apply to all kilowatthours supphed in the month.

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Date Effective, November 29,1984 Filed alth the Illinois Commerce Commission en November 29,1984 Issmed by W. B. Behnke, Vice Chairmaa.

Insee6 perseant to Order of Illino6s Commerce Post ofRee Box 767, Chicago, Illinois Geste Commission entered Joly it.1984 in Case No. 83-4537 and to its Special Permission order No. R 18551 entered November 14,1984 Asterisk (*) ladicates change

ELECTRICITY Commonwes1 h For the Cities and Villa $es listed on III C. C. No. 4

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>V RATE 6. GENERAL SERVICE (Continued from Sheet No. 21)

Late Payment Charge.

The late payment charge provided for in the Terms and Conditions of this Schedule of Rates shall be applicable to all charges under this rate.

Minimem Charge.

The minimum monthly charge shall be the monthly customer charge.

Maximum Charge.

For customers with demand meters, the average cost of electricity hereunder in any month, exclusive of the Slonthly Customer Charge, shall not exceed the sum of 18.319 cents and the fuel adjustment per kilowatthour provided, however, that such guaranteed charge shall not operate to reduce the Customer's bill to an amount less than the minimum charge.

'Maximem De===d For General Service-Time of Day customers, the maximum demand in any month shall be the hyhest 30-minute demand es-tablished during the peak periods in such month.

For General Service customers, the maximum demand shall be the highest 30-minute demand estabhshed during such month.

Applicaties of Demand Charge.

The Company shall provide a demand meter and the demand charge shall apply when a customer's monthly kilowatthour use exceeds 2,000 kilowatthours in each of two successive monthly billing periods or if his maximum demand or monthly kilowatthour use is estimated as in excess of ten kilowatts or 2,000 kilowatthours, respectively. Ar.y customer to whom the demand charge would not ordinarily apply under the foregoing sentence, may, at his request and upon payment of appro-priate meter rentals, be provided with a demand meter and bdled the demand charge rather than the charge in heu thereof.

In such case, meter rentals shall be payable for the period during which the Customer elects to retain the meter, but not less O

than 12 months, unless he becomes entitled to a demand meter prior to the end of the 12-month period. A customer who is

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entitled to a demand meter shall not be required to pay rental or other separate charges for such meter.

Whether or not a demand meter is installed, the charge in lieu of demand charge shall apply to any customer, except a cus-tomer paying rental for a demand meter in accordance with the formoing paragraph, whose use has not exceeded 2,000 kilowatthours and whose maximum demand has not exceeded ten kilowatts in any month of the preceding 16-month period, and shall continue to apply until the Customer's use exceeds 2,000 kilowatthours in two successive monthly bdling periods or his demand exceeds ten knowatts in two successive monthly billing penods.

• Measurement of Demand and Kilowatthours Sepplied.

Where two or more metenng installations are provided on the Customer's premises, the demand in any 30 minute period shall be determined by adding trgether the separate demands at each metering installation during such 30 minute period except that (a) in case the demand at any metering installation ;s registered by an indicating or cumulative demand meter, the demand at such installation in each 30 minute period of any month shall be assumed to be the same as the highest demand in any 30-minute period of such month, and (b) the demand at any installation may be assumed to be 75 percent of the con-nected load if such connected load is two kilowatts or less, and such demand is to be added to a metered demand. Where there are two or more watthour metering installations on the Customer's premises, the kilowatthours supplied shall be deter.

mined by adding together the kilowatthours metered at each installation, provided that where the kilowatthours at any such installation exceed 5,500 in the bilhng month and are not metered in such a manner as to permit determination of the hours during which they were delivered, for purpases of applying the time of day provisions of this rate, such kilowatthours shall be considered to have been delivered in peak periods. If the energy use at such installation is 5,500 kilowatthours or less in the billing month, a charge of 3 787e per kilowatthour shall apply to such kilowatthours. The maximum demands and kilowatthours supplied for two or more premises will not be combined for billing purposes hereunder.

I'pon request, the Company will provide unmetered service for connected loads not exceeding two kilowatts, where operation of the Customer's equipment is continuous or is regularly scheduled on an annual basis. For the purposes of billing in such cases, the monthly kilowatthours shall be determined by multiplying the rated wattage (based upon nameplate or other appropriate data) of the connected loads by one-twelfth of the annual hours of operation and dividmg by 1,0iu All kilowatthours delivered to an unmetered point of supply shall be considered to have been delivered during peak periods.

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(Continued on Sheet No. 26)

Filed with the Illino6s Commerce Commission on November 29,1984 Date Effective, November 29,1984 Isseed perseast to Order of Illinois Commerce Issued by W. B. Behnlie, Vice Chairman Commission entered July 12,1984 la Case No. 83-4537 and to its Special Post Odice Bos 767, Chicago, Illinois 68499 Permission Order No. R.18552 entered November 14,1984 Asterisk P)ladicates change J

e ELECTRICITY CommonweaIth For the Cities and Villages listed on ILL.C.C.No.4 Sheets Nos. 4,5,5,7 and a leth Revised Sheet No. 26 Edison Company and the unincorporated contiguous territory (Cancelling Sia Revised Sheet No. 24)

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(Continued from Sheet No. 25)

In the case of qualifying cable antenna television service locations, kilowatthour usage for billing purposes will initially be based upon 50% of the nameplate rating of the CATV power transformers directly connected to the Company's system; the monthly kilowatthours may also be determined by test at the Company's option or upon request of the Customer. Testa must be conducted by or on behalf of the Company within 60 days of the Customer's request. Kilowatthour use determined by test will be used prospectively only, will apply beginning'with the billing period following the test and will continue until changed by further test or other appropriate data. The Customer shall pay the Company's charge for any test done at its request, unless the test discloses fewer monthly kilowatthours than are being used for billing. In any event, the Company shall be entitled to test kilowatthour usage at the Customer's expense once each year at each service location. The Com-pany's charge for a test shall not exceed $60m Notwithstanding other provisions of this rate, the charge in lieu of demand charge shall not apply, and instead a charge equal to the weighted average of the summer and winter demand charges per kilowatt divided by one-twelfth of the annual hours of operation of the load shall be applied to the unmetered monthly kilowatthours as above determined.

Adjustment of Demands.

In case the Customer, as a result of seasonal or vacation variations in load, has an abrupt decrease of at least 50% in his maximum demand during the months of June through September, he will be entitled to the proration of demand charges in the billing period in which such decrease occurs, and if, in the same calendar year, he has a subsequent abrupt increase of at least 100% in maximum demand during such months, he will be entitled to the proration of demand charges in the bilhng period in which such increase occurs, provided that (1) a period of reduced demand continues for at least seven consecutive days immediately following the demand reduction for which proration is sought, and for at least seven consecutive days immediately preceding the demand increase for which proration is sought, (2) demanda registered by an indicating or cumulative demand meter shall not be subject to such proration, (3) such proration will be granted only upon written request by the Customer stipulating the date of such decrease or increase and received by the Company in advance of such date, and (4) that proration will be granted for only one such decrease and subsequent increase in each calendar year.

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• Service Facilities-Time of Day.

A standard installation furnished by the Company hereunder shall be determined by the provisions of the Company's Rider 6 except that the facilities so provided as standard shall be adequate only to supply service to a load equal to the maximum 30 minute demand of the Customer established during the peak period. If larger facdities are required to serve the excess of the off-peak demand over the peak period demand, the Customer shall pay, as optional facilities in accordance with the Company's Rider 6, the cost of any facilities so required. No optional facilities charges shall apply, however, to facilities existing and in place at the time the Customer qualifies for service hereunder.

' Optional General Service-Time of Day.

Customers with maximum demands of less than 500 kilowatts may elect to be billed in accordance with the provisions of General Service-Time of Day. Any customer may elect Time of Day service by written application to the Company. Initial contract will be for a 12 month period.

(Continued on Sheet No. 27)

Filed with the Illinois Commerce Commission os November 29,1984 Date Effective, November 29,1984 Issued perseast to Order of Illinois Commerce Issued by W. B. Behnke, Vice Chairman Commiselee entered July 12.1984 la Case No. 83-4537 and to its Special Post Office Box 787, Chicago, Illinois 64690 Permisoloe Order No. R.18552 entered November 14,1984 Asterisk (*) indicates chasse

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RATE 6, GENERAL SERVICE (Continued from Sheet No. 26)

Terms of Centract.

For customers first receiving service hereunder, the initial term of contract shall be 24 months. Upon expiration of the initial or any renewal term of contract hereunder, the Customer's contract shall be automatica!!y renewed for a period of 12 months.

A new contract, with an initial term of 24 months, shall be required whenever the Company is called upon to provide additional or different facilities to serve a demand greater than that specified in the Customer's then effective contract, and the term of such new contract shall commence at the beginning of the month next following the date when the facihties installed to serve the increased demand become available for service.

The Customer shall have the right to terminate his contract and discontinue service from the Company at any time on 30 days' written notice to the Company; provided, however, that in the event of such termination all amounts due the Company shall forthwith be paid.

• GenereL Peak periods, for purposes bereof, shall be the hours of 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. on hionday through Friday, except on days on w the following holidays are generally observed: New Year's Day, hiemorial Day, independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day ano,if one of the foregoing holidays occurs on a Tuesday or Thursday, the immediately preceding hionday or immediately following Friday, respectively.

Nothing in this rate shall be deemed to preclude a residential occupancy on the Customer's property from being served as a separate customer on a residential rate.

Og The Schedule of which this rate is a part includes certain general Terms and Conditions as,1 Riders. Service hereunder is (j

subject to these Terms and Conditions and the Riders applicable to this rate.

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Date Effective November 29,1984 Filed with the Illisels Commerce Commission en November 29,1984 Issued by W. B. Behnke, Vice Chairman, leased perseast to Order of Illinois Commerce Post OfRee fles 747, Chicago,Illino6s 60690 Consmissies estered July !!,1984 la Case No. 83-4537 and te its Special Permissies Order No. R.lB552 entered November 14,1984 Asterisk (*) indicates change

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ELECTRICITY ILL. C. C. No. 4 Commonwealth For the Citiu and Vil "$a listed se Shuts N n.4,5.s and 8 19th Revised Sheet No. 28 Edison Company and the unincorporated contiguous territory ICancelling 18th Revised Sheet No. 28)

O RATE SL. LARGE GENERAL SERVICE

' Applicability.

This rate is applicable to (1) any commercial, industrial, or governmental customer with a maximum demand of 1,000 kilowatts or more in three of the 12 months precedmg the billing month. (2) successors to customers served under these charges immediately prior to the date of succession whose estimated maximum demands meet the demand requirements in clause (1) above, (3) new customers whose estimated maximum demands meet the demand requirements in clause (1) above, and (1) any customer previously bdled hereunder pursuant to clauses (1) or (2). except as otherwise provided below.

If a customer at one time was served pursuant to (1) above'on Large General Service-Time of Day and has a maximum demand which has not exceeded 200 kilowatts in any month of the twelve month period preceding the billing month, such customer may elect, in written application to the Company, to be served on Rate 6, General Service. Rate 6L, Large General Service-Time of Day, shall not again be applicable until such customer qualifies for such rate under clause (1) above.

The Large General Service-Time of Day charges of this rate shall not be applicable to customers or their successors with electric space heating taking service under the IIcating with Light provisions of Rider 25 prior to November 23,1977, except upon written application by the Customer to the Company. Except as stated above, the Large General Service charges shall apply to these customers.

• Charges.

Large General Sersice-Thee of Day.

Meathly Castomer Charge The monthly customer charge shall be $484 60.

Demand Charge.

Kliewatts of Sommer All Other Maximum Demand Meaths Meathe for the Meath

$10 65

$8 33 per kilowatt for the Srst....

10.000 5.60 4.36 per kilowatt for all over.................................

10,000 V

For the purposes hereof the "surr.mer months" shall be the Customer's first monthly billing period with an endmg meter reading date on or after June 15 and the three succeeding monthly billing periods.

Energy Charge.

5.510e per kilowatthout for all kilowatthours supplied during peak periods.

2300e per kilowatthout for all kilowatthours supplied during off-peak periods.

The fuel adjustment charge or credit prosided for in Rider 20 shall apply to all kilowatthours supplied in the month.

Large General Service.

Meethly Customer Charge.

The monthly customer charge shall be $484.60.

Demand Charge Sommer All other Meaths Meaths

$10 65

$9 33 per kilowatt for all kilowatts of maximum demand for the month.

For the purposes hereof, the " summer months" shall be the Customers first monthly billms period with an ending meter reading date on or after June 15 and the three succeeding monthly billing periods.

Emergy Charge.

Kilowatthours Sepplied in the Meath 4.8094 per kilowatthour for the first......................

30,0to 3 69 8t per kilowatthour for the next.................

470,000 3 322e per kilowatthour for all over..................

500.010 The fuel adjustment charge or credit provided for in Rider 20 shall apply to all kilowatthours supplied in the month.

l (Continued on Sheet No. 29)

Filed with the lillaois Commerce Commissien se November 29,1984 Date Effective, November 29.1984 lessed perseast to Order of Illinois Commerce Isseed by W. B. Beheke, Vice Chairmse.

Commtwelee estered July 12.1984 le Case No. 83-4537 and te its Special Post OIEce Box 767, Chicago Illiseis $4490 Permissies Order No. R.18552 essered November 14.1984 Asterisk I') Indicates change

ELECTRICITY ILL. C. C. No. 4 Commonwealth For the Cities and Villahes listed es Sheets Nos. 4,5,8, and 8 18th Revised Sheet No. 29 Edison Company and the unincorporated contiguous territory (Cancelling 17th Revised Sheet No. 29)

OV RATE SL. LARGE GENERAL SERVICE (Continued from Sheet No. 28)

Late Payment Charge.

The late payment charge provided for in the Terms and Conditions of this Schedule of Rates shall be applicable to all charges under this rate.

Minimem Charge.

The minimum monthly charge shall be the monthly customer charge.

Maaimum Charge.

The average cost of electricity hereunder in any month, exclusive of the Monthly Customer Charge, shall not exceed the sum of 18.319 cents and the fuel adjustment per kilowatthour provided, however, that such guaranteed charge shall not operate to reduce the ('ustomer's bill to an amount less than the minimum charge.

Masimum Demand.

The maximum demand in any month shall be the highest Eminute demand established during the peak periods in such month except that, for customers with 30 minute demands exceeding 1,500 kilowatts in three of the 12 months preceding the billing month, the maximum demand shall be the average of the three highest 30 minute demands established durmg the peak periods in such month, not more than one such demand to be selected from any one day.

Messerement of Demand and Kilowattheers Supplied.

Where two or more metering installations are provided on the Customer's premises, the demand in any 30-minute period shall be determined by adding together the separate demands at each metering installation during such 30 minute period except that (a) in case the demand at any metering installation is registemi by an indicating or cumulative demand meter, the demand at such installation in each 30-minute period of any month shall be assumed to be the same as the highest demand in any 30 minute period of such month, and (b) the demand at any installation may be assumed to be 75 percent of the connected load if such connected load is two kilowatts or less, and such demand is to be added to a metemi demand. Where there are two or more watthout metering installations, the kilowatthours supplied shall be determined by addmg together (o) the kilowatthours metered at each installation, provided that where the kilowatthours at any such installation exceed 5,500 in the billing month and are not metered in such a manner as to permit determination of the hours durms which they were delivered, for purposes of applying the timeof-day provisions of this rate, such kilowatthours shall be considered to have been delivered in peak periods. If the energy use at such installation is 5,500 kilowatthours or less in the billing month, a charge of 3.787c per kilowatthour shall apply to such kilowatthours. The maximum demands and kilowatthours supplied for two or more premises will not be combined for billing purposes hereu der.

IIpon request, the Company will provide unmetered service for connected loads not exceeding two kilowatts where operation of the Customer's equipment is continuous or is regularly scheduled on an annual basis. For the purposes of billing in such cases, the monthly kilowatthours shall be determined by multiplying the rated wattage (based upon nameplate or other appropriate data) of connected loads by one-twelfth of the annual hours of operation and dividing by 1,0m All kilowatthours delivered to an unmetered point of supply shall be considered to have been dehvered during peak periods.

Serrice Facilities.

A standard installation furnished by the Company hereunder shall be determined by the provisions of the Company's Rider 6 except that the facdities so provided as standard shall be adequate only to supply service to a load equal to the maximum Eminute demand of the Customer established during the on-peak period. If larger facdities are required to serve the excess of the off peak demand over the on. peak demand, the Customer shall pay, as optional facilities in accordance with the Company's Rider 6, the cost of any facilities so required. Ilowever, no optional facihties charges shall apply to facihties existing and in place at the time the Customer quatines for service hereunder.

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(Continued on 8heet No 30)

Filed with the Illinois Commerce Commissies se November 29,1984 Date E#ective, November 29,1984 loseed perseast to Order of Illinois Commerce issued by W 8. Behake, Vice Chairmsa, Commissies essered July it,1984 la Case No.83-453, and to its Special Post Odice Bos 747, Chicago, tilleets 40400 Permissiem Order No. R 18552 entered November it,1984 Astertsk M indicates change

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ELECTRICITY For the Cities and Villa es listed on ILL C. C. No. 4 Commonwealth Sheets Nos. 4,5,8, and 8 Sth Revised Sheet No. 30 Edison Company and the unmcorporated contiguous territory (Cancelling 5th Revised Sheet No. 30) n (V)

RATE SL. LARGE GENERAL SERVICE (Continued from Sheet No. 29)

• Adjestment of Demands.

In case the Customer, as a result of seasonal or vacation variations in load, has an abrupt decrease of at least 50'". in his maximum demand during the months of June through September, he will be entitled to the proration of demand charges m the billma period in which such decrease occurs, and if,in the same calendar year, he has a subsequent abrupt increase of at least 100% in maximum demand during such months, he udt be entitled to the proration of demand charges in the bdhng period in which such increase occurs, provided that (1) a penod of reduced demand continues for at least seven consecutive days immediately following the demand reduction for which proration is sought, and for at least seven consecutive days immediately precedmg the demand increase for which proration is sought (2) demands registered by an indicatmg or cumulative demand meter shall not be subject to such proration (3) such proration will be granted only upon written request by the Customer stipulating the date of such decrease or increase and received by the Company in advance of such date, and (4) that proration will be granted for only one such decrease and subsequent increase in each calendar year.

Term of Centract.

For customers first receiving service hereunder, the initial term of contract shall be 24 months. Upon expiration of the initial or any renewal term of contract hereunder, the Customer's contract shall be automatically renemed for a penod of 12 months. For customers receiving service under Rate 6 immediately prior to service hereunder, the unexpired term of contract under Rate 6 shall be the unexpired term hereunder.

A new contract, with an initial term of 24 months, shall be required whenever the Company is called upon to provide additional or different facihties to serve a demand greater than that specified in the Customer's then effective contract, and the term of such new contract shall commen* at the beginning of the month next following the date when the facihties installed to serve the increased demand become available for service.

The Customer shall have the nght to terminate his contract and discontmue service from the Company at any time on 30 days' wntten notice to tFe Company, provided, however, that in the event of such termmation all amounts due the Company sha!! forthwith be paid.

G General.

Notning in this rate shall be deemed to preclude a residential occupancy on the Customer's property from being served as a separate customer on a residential rate.

Peak periods, for purposes hereof, shall be the hours of 9 00 a m. to 10 00 p m. on Monday through Fnday, except on days on which the following holidays are generally observed; New Year's Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day, Chnstmas Day and,if one of the foregoing hohdays occurs on a Tuesday or Thursday, the immediately preceding Monday or immediately following Friday, respectively. Off peak periods shall be all other hours The behedule of which this rate is a part includes certain general Terms and Conditions and Riders Service hereunder is subject to these Terms and Conditions and the Riders applicable to this rate.

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Filed with the Illinois Commerce Commissies se July 13,1984 Date Effective July 18,1984 Issued at to Order of Illinois Commerce Commissies Issued by W. B. Beheke, Vice Chelrman es July it,1984 la Case No. 83 4537 Post 08 tee Bos 787, Chicago, Illinois Sette Asterish (*) ledicates change

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ELECTRICITY Ccmmonwrith For the Cities and Villages listed en ILL C. C. No. 4 e

Sheets Nos. 4,5. 6,7 and 3 16th Revised Sheet No. 92 Edison Company and the unincorporated contiguous territory (Cancelling 15th Revised Sheet No. 92)

O RIDER to V

INTERRUPTIBLE SERVICE Applicable to Rates 6 and 8L

' Availability.

This Rider is available for separately metered interruptible load to (1) customers being served hereunder prior to July 18,1984 at the pr-nises no serval on such date, and (2) customers for whom Rider 26 contracts had been executed prior to such date and who will have commenced interruptible service no later than October 1,1984. This Rider shall not again be available to customers discontinuing service hereunder.

A customer with electric furnace load to which Rider 17 (Electric Furnace interruptible Service) would ordinanly apply may, notwithstanding the applicability provisions of Rider 17. elect to take service under this rider in lieu of Rider 17.

Charges.

Meathly Customer Charge.

The monthly customer charge shall be $96.92.

Facilities Charge.

$0.97 er kilowatt for all kilowatts of rnanimum demand for the month.

T Demand Charge.

Kilowatts of Maximum Demand for the Meath

$2. 32 per kilowatt for t he first.................................................

10.000 0.50 per kilowatt for all over......

1 0 # 10 Energy Charge.

5.510e per ki!owatthour for all kilowatthours supplied during peak periods.

2.700e per kilowatthour for all kilowatthours supplied dunng off-peak periods.

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The fuel adjustment charge or credit provided for in Rider 20 shall apply to all kilowatthours supplied in the month.

v The charges stated above shall apply to loads served hereunder in lieu of the charges of the rate to =hich this rider apphen Late Payment Charge.

The late payment charge provision of the applicable rate shall apply to charges hereunder.

Maxinem Demand.

For purposes of billing under this rider, the maximum demand provision of the applicable rate shall apply.

Perled of Interruption.

The Company will be entitled to interrupt service at any time upon ten minutes' notice and for any reason, including short.

ages of available capacity on the Company's system or to avoid serving interruptible load from high cost generation or third party sources. Such interruptions shall not occur on more than 30 occasions per year. No such interruption shall ex-ceed 12 hours1.388889e-4 days <br />0.00333 hours <br />1.984127e-5 weeks <br />4.566e-6 months <br /> in duration, nor shall there be more than one interruption on any single calendar day, and there shall be at least eight hours between interruptions. Total interruptions shall not exceed 300 hours0.00347 days <br />0.0833 hours <br />4.960317e-4 weeks <br />1.1415e-4 months <br /> in the twelve-month penod beginning with June I of each year.

Meathly Mielmem Charge.

The monthly minimum charge for service under this rider shall be the Customer Charge plus the product of STAS times the highest bdhng demand estabhshed hereunder during the p:vcedmg 12 months, including the billing month. For purposes m

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(Continucet on 8heet No. 93)

(V Filed with the Illisets Commerce Commissies se September 4, lHe Date Efective, Octeher 4,1984 Asterisk I') ladleates change issued by W. B. Behmhe, Vice Chairmas, Post Oflice lies 707, Chicago, Illinois estee

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Commonwealth For the Cities and Villa $es listed on Sheets Nos. 4,5, s, and 8 5th Revised Sheet No. 93 Edison Company and the unincorporated contiguous terntory (Cancelling 4th Revised Sheet No. 93)

OO RIDER 26 INTERRUPTIBLE SERVICE (Continued from Sheet No. 92) of determining the additional amount, if any, to be charg(d by apphration of this provision, the Customer shall be given crnht for any excess in the 11 months precedmg the bdhng month of his total payments for service under this rider over the total of monthly minimum charges for such months computnl in accordance with the precedmg sentence. In addition, for purposes hereof, the highest bdhng demand established durma the preenling 12 months shall be reduced by the estimated contribution to that demand of any loads served hereunder but subsequently transferrni to service under a Erm rate of the Company.

Special Service Conditions.

Wiring of the Customer's interruptible load must be arranged to provide for separate metering of the load, and to preclude the provision thereto of Arm service under any rate and the use of such Arm service, during interruption of supply hereunder, as an alternate source of supply to the interruptible load Service will not le provided hereunder if the Customer uses the Com-pany's Arm service to supply facihties used primarily as standby or backup for facihties serval hereunder.

l The Customer shall provide a circuit breaker capable of interrupting the load served hereunder through remote control by the f'nmpany The Company =dl furnish and the Customer shall install the equipment to provide remote control of the breaker at a location approval by the Company. The Customer shall furnish and install the material to connect the control equip-ment, and shall supply the electric power necessary to operate it.

' Limitations en Transfers of Lead Any customer who transfers load served hereunder to a Arm service rate or to Itider 17 may not transfer such h>ad back to this rider. A transfer of load to this rider from a rate or rider under which the Customer is subject to a minimum demand charge shall not affect the Customer's obhgation under the minimum demand charge provisions of that rate or rider.

' General Peak periods, for purpones hereof, shall be the hours of 9 00 a m. to 1000 p m. on Monday through Friday, escept on days on g

which the following hohdays are generally obaerved: New Year's Day, Memorial Day, independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day and,if one of the foregoing hohdays occurs on a Tuesday or Thursday, the immnhately precedmg Monday or immediately following Friday, resgectively. Off. peak perials shall be all other hours Any customer who has signed an agreement for service under Ittder 26 in effect prior to December 7,1982 shall have the option of paying the optional facdities charges provided therein in heu of the facihties charge provided herem. Notwith-standing election of such optirm, any customer later requirmg an enlargement of Company facihties necessary to serve inter-ruptible load hereunder shall thereafter te bdled the facihties charge.

The Company shall not be liable for any damage or injury resulting from the intentional or unintentional interruption of load served hereunder.

Except as slecified above, all other provisions of the rate shall apply.

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Filed with the lilleets Commerce Commiselos en Jaly 13,1984 Date Effective, Jaly 18,1984 leased 4 to order of Illinels Commerce Commission Isoned by W. B. Behabe Vice Chairman en July 13,1984 la Case No. 83 4537 Poet ofRee Bos 767, Chicago, Illinois Sette Assertok (*) lad 6 cates chsage

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