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RESOLUTION NO. 97- $3
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF REDDING
ESTABLISHING A NEW ELECTRIC SERVICE POLICY FOR SERVICE
TO CUSTOMERS WITHIN THE SERVICE AREA OF THE CITY OF
REDDING ELECTRIC UTILITY, EFFEC�'IVE MAY 7, 1997.
WHEREAS, the City of Redding Electric Utility customers continue to bear substantial capital costs
associated with new development within the City; and
WHEREAS, increases in the City's Electric Utility rates are required from time-to-time to provide this
capital; and
WHEREAS, it is in the best interests of the City's Electric Utility customers that the City not carry the
burden of certain costs of new development in the City's Electric Utility Rate Base;
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS RESOLVED by the City Council that: �
1 The attached City of Redding Electric Service Policy [Option 2] be implemented effective May 7,
1997, as the Electric Service Policy for service to customers within the Service Area of the City of
Redding Electric Utility;
2. Staff is authorized to implement and phase in the new Electric Utility Service Policy in accordance with
the terms thereof; and
3. The City Clerk and the Finance Officer are directed to maintai;� certified copies of this resolution in their
respective offices available for inspection and review by any interested person.
I HEREBY CERTIFY that the foregoing resolution was introduced, read and adopted at a regular
meeting of the City Council of the City of Redding on the 6th day of May , 1997, by the following vote:
AYES: COUNCIL MEMBERS: R. Anderson, Kehoe, McGeorge and P. Anderson
NOES: COUNCII, MEMBERS: Murray
ABSENT: COUNCIL MEMBERS: None
ABSTAIN: COUNCIL MEMBERS: None
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PATRICIA A. ANDERSON, Mayor �
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Connie Strohmayer, City erk W. Leonard Wingate, Ci� ttorney
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OPTION 2 conE: E-o9o-i2s-000
CITY OF REDDING
ELECTRIC SERVICE POLICY
Originally Adopted February 19, 1985
By Resolution No. 85-42
Revised ( Note 1) �
By Resolution No. L�
CONTENTS: �
Section A: Definitions
Section B: General Requirements
1. Type of Service
2. Overhead Services
3. Underground Services
4. Primary�+ittering Service
5. Transmission Service
6. Developer/Customer Protective Equipment
7. Relocation of Electrical Facilities
8. Requirement to Accept City Electric Service
9. Acceptance of Developer/Customer Installed Electrical
Facilities
10. Release of Electric Utility Work Orders for Construction
Section C: Requuements for Specific Types of Service
1. Individual Commercial Unit
2. Individual Residential Unit
3. Commercial Development
4. Residential Development
5. Mobile Home Development
6. Planned Unit Development
7. Overhead to Underground Conversion
Section D: Material Charges
1. Implementation of Material Charges
2. Description of Material Charges
3. Billing Procedures
4. Sunset of Section D
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Section A: Definitions
1. C�: This refers to the City of Redding, the City of Redding Electric Utility or other
subdivisions of the City of Redding.
2. Commercial Development: Development of a parcel for the use of two or more Commercial
Units.
3. Commercial Unit: An individual commercial service. This includes industrial, retail service and
residential multi-family type installations.
4. Customer: A person establishing a single service on a single parcel.
5. Develoner: Someone who is establishing multiple services or parcels.
6. Electric Su�ly Facilities: Electric distribution facilities on the source side of the meter.
7. Electric Utilitv: The department (or other subdivision) of the City of Redding which is
responsible for administration, operation, maintenance and capital improvements to the City's
generation, transmission and distribution facilities which provide electric service to the electric
utility customers within the service area of the City.
8. Express Feeder: A distribution circuit which is designed to provide electric service beyond the
immediate development.
9. Meter Facilities: 1Vleter sockets, bypass switches, fuses, conduits and instrument transformer
compartments as required by the City of Redding.
10. Planned Unit Develo�ment: A development which has been classified by the City Planning
Commission as a planned unit development.
1 l. Point of Service: That pomt where the Service Lateral is first spliced to the Secondary System.
Also, the point where a primary service is metered.
12. Prima,ry Volta,�Eq�ment: Any equipment which is designed for and used to carry or control
high voltage (equal to or greater than 1000 V) distribution systems. This includes, but is not
limited to, cables, splices,transformers and switches. This definition does not include subsurface
structures such as conduits, Pull Boxes and Vaults.
13. Pull Box/Splice Box: A fabricated concrete (or other approved material) box installed
underground for pu.11ing electric cable and making splices. Horizontal dimensions ranging up to
and including 3' x 5'.
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14. Secondary System Conduit, Pull Box, Conductors, etc.): That part of the City of Redding's
system which is energized below 1000 V. This does not include the Service Lateral conduit and
conductors or street light conduit and conductors.
15. Seivice Conductors: The conductors(overhead or underground)from the service entrance to
the first splice away from the building being seived.
16. Service Entrance Panel: The point at which the electric supply lines enter the building to be
served. This includes, but is not limited to, the meter socket, main breaker, service mast,
weatherhead or underground pull section and conduit to a point two feet beyond the building's
foundation.
17. Seivice Lateral: The electric cable or conduit which connects the Service Entrance Panel to the
Secondary System.
18. Underg;round Assessment District: Includes, but may not be limited to, a group of property
owners who have established an assessment district for the purpose of paying for placing all
overhead electric facilities (except transmission) underground or a group of property owners
who wish to develop unimproved land and share the cost of installation of underground electric
facilities.
19. Under,ground District: An area in which the City has determined that all overhead electric
facilities(except transrmssion)will be underground. Refer to Mu.nicipal Code Section 14.04 for
complete requirements.
20. y: Volts.
21. V t: Similar to a Pull Box but horizontal dimensions are greater than 3' x 5'.
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Section B: General Rec�uirements
The following General Requirements apply to all new services or developments except as modified in
Section C.
L T,ype of Service
Overhead service may be provided if overhead distribution lines exist and service panel is 200
amperes or less. The Developer/C�stomer shall be responsible for items listed in Paragraph B.2
per Electric Utility specifications.
If the parcel is in au u.nderground service area or underground service is to be established from
overhead facilities,the Developer/G�stomer shall be respons�ble for items listed in Paragraph B.3
per Electric Utility specifications.
Available secondary system voltages:
3 phase 4 wire 120/208V, 120/240V or 277/480V
1 phase 3 wire 120/240V or 120/208V
Available primary system voltage:
3 phase 12,OOOV
Available transmission system voltage:
3 phase 115,OOOV
The Electric Utility will make final determination as to availability of these service voltages and
the Point of Seivice. Service to loads in ezcess of 1500 kVA will require detailed review by
the Electric Utility and may require primary service. Service to loads in excess of 3000
kVA will require detailed review by the Electric Utility and may requir� transmission
service.
2. Overhead Services
For overhead seYvice, all electric facilities on the supply side of the electric meter, including the
meter, except the service entrance conductor, seivice mast and weatherhead, will become the
property of the City at the time electric service is established. The City will own, operate and
maintain those electric facilities. The City will not operate or maintain any facilities not owned
by the City.
The City e�cpects that all electrical equipment and electric cable installed by the
Developer/Customer for the City shall be installed by qualified personnel. The Electric Utility
will make inspections to insure that such installations are made per specification(standard).
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a. By Developer/Customer, as specified by the Electric Utility:
1) Fumish and install Meter Facilities, service mast and point of attachment.
2) Furnish and install service entrance conductors in the service mast and
weatherhead and make terminations at the meter socket.
3) Provide all easements required at no ezpense to the City.
b. By Electric Utility:
1) Furnish specifications for Electric Supply Facilities to be fumished and installed
by the Developer/Customer.
2) Furnish and install revenue meter, metering transformers and metering wiring.
3) Furnish and install overhead secondary and service wires from the service pole
to weatherhead and transformer.
3. Under,g,round Services
For underground seivice, all Electric Supply Facilities on the supply side of the electric meter,
including the meter, except the conduit from the Service Entrance Panel to a point two feet
beyond the building, will become the property of the City at the time electric service is
established. The City will own, operate and maintain those electric facilities. The City will not
operate or maintain any facilities not owned by the City.
The City expects that all electrical equipment and electric cable installed by the
Developer/Customer for the City shall be installed by qualified personnel. The Electric Utility
will make inspections to insure that such installations are made per specification(standard).
Underground Prima ,ry Char�es
There will be a charge to the Developer/Customer of$6.00 per circuit/ft for all single phase
primary wire and $9.00 per circuit/ft for all three phase wire within the development in excess
of 150 feet per primary circuit mto private property. Payment shall be made prior to the time the
Electric Utility installs such facilities. (See Section D for other applicable
Developer/Customer Fees and Charges. Note: This excess footage charge will not be
applied when the Developer/Customer is charged for the primary cable required to service
his project.)
In all multi-tenant buildings, meters shall be located at one central point on the building or an
approved multi-meter freestanding switchboard panel.
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The following work shall be the Developer/Customer's responsibility within the project
or development/subdivision and within 150
feet adjacent to the boundary of the project or development/subdivision (as defined
by a City approved developmendsubdivision map).
1) Perform all trenching and backfilling including backfill material.
2) Furnish and install primary conduit and Pull Boxes(except conduit and Vaults
for Express Feeders), secondary conduit and Service Lateral conduit.
3) Furnish and install transformer pads.
4) Fumish and install Meter Facilities.
5) Furnish and'mstall all secondary and Service Lateral cable. The Service Lateral
cable shall be connected to the terminals in the Service Entrance Panel,
6) Fu.mish and install street light bases, anchor bolts, standards, arms, luminaires,
conductors, Splice Boxes, wiriug and conduit.
7) Install Vaults and primary conduit for Express Feeders as fiunished by the City.
8) Provide all easements as required at no expense to the City.
9) Furnish and install all underground street crossings within the development and
across any adjacent existing public streets.
b. By Electric Utility:
1) Furnish specifications for Electric Supply Facilities to be furnished and installed
by the Developer/Customer.
2) Furnish and install revenue meter, metering transformers and metering wiring.
3) Furnish and install Primary Voltage Equipment.
4) Make final connections for street lights at base of light standard, intemiediate
Pull Boxes and at the supply point.
5) Furnish and'mstall all splicing connectors on the source side of the meter except
at the Service Entrance Panel.
6) Fumish conduit and Vaults for Express Feeders.
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This policy applies to those Customers who receive power at a primary voltage(above 1000V
and less than 60,OOOV). These requirements are in addition to those in Sections B.1, 2 and 3
as is appropriate.
a. General
All electric facilities on the load side of the primary metering point shall belong to the
Customer. The City will not operate or maintain those facilities. The Electric Utility
will have final approval of the location of the metering/protection interface pounta
b. �sstai�atien By Developer/Customer as Specified and/or Approved by the Electric
Utility:
1) Furnish and install all protection equipment on the load side of the primary
metering point. All such equipment shall be approved by the Electric Utility.
2) Furnish, install and maintain all equipment on the load side of the primary
metering point.
3) If supply is overhead, fumish and install the deadend service pole and Metering
Facilities. For overhead primary service, all Electric Supply Facilities on the
supply side of the electric meter point, including the meter, except the pole and
Meter Facilities,will be the property of the City. The City will own, operate and
maintain those electric facilities. The City will not operate or maintain any
facilities not owned by the City.
1. 4) If supply is underground,fiunish and install conduit necessary to connect
the supply system to the metering point, including a concrete pad and
enclosure (or Customer-owned switchgear cubicle) for the primary
metering equipment. For underground primary service, all Electric
Supply Facilities on the supply side of the electric meter point, including
the meter, except the primary meter enclosure and enclosure pad, will be
the property of the City. The City will own, operate and maintain those
electric facilities. The City will not operate or maintain any facilities not
owned by the City.
c. �ns ' By Electric Utility:
1) Furnish specifications for interconnection including approval of fuse sizes, relay
settings and equipment as appropriate.
2) All meters, metering transformers and metering wiring.
3) Make final connection to the electric system.
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5. Transmission Service
This poGcy applies to Customers who receive power at a transmission voltage (60,000 volts
and higher voltage). These requirements are in addition to those in Sections B1, B2, and
B3 as is appropriate.
a. General
All electric facilities on the load side of the transmission metering point shall belong
to the Customer. The City will not operate or maintain those facilities. The
Electric Utility will have final approval of the location of the metering and
protection interface point.
Low side(or secondary) metering of the Developer/Customer's substation may be
allowed where agreed to in writing by the Electric Utility. Loss compensation of
the Customer's substallon transformer/lines will be required as determined by the
Electric Utility. For low side metering, point of ownership (effective metering
point)will be at an Electric Utility agreed-to location on the high voltage side of the
Developer/Customer's substation equipment.
b. By Developer/Customer as specified and/or approved by the Electric Utility:
1) Furnish and install all protection equipment on the load side of the
transmission metering point. All such equipment shall be approved by the
Electric Utility.
2) Furnish, install and maintain all equipment on the load side of the
transmission metering point.
3) Furnish and install metering facilities as spec�ed by the Electric Utility.
For metering at transmission service this will include the structures
required to install metering current transformers (CT) and potential
transformers(P'I'). In addition,the Customer shall furnish, install, and own
any required conduit, meter test facilities, CT and PT wiring to the meter
test facilities,meter house/enclosure, and other spec�ed facilities required
for a complete metering installation. Install CT's and PT's. No other
circuits or equipment shall be connected to the metering transformers.
Meters shall be located in a cubicle or building provided by the
Developer/Customer and accessibte without entry into the fenced
Customer-owned substation.
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c. By Electric Utility:
1) �rnish specifications for interconnection including approval of fuse sizes,
relay settings, protection, and other equipment as appropriate.
2) All meters, metering transformers and miscellaneous meter wiring not
provided by Developer/Customer.
3) Make final connection to the electric system.
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6. Developer/Customer Protective Equipment
In the event of an electrical fault on the Customer's system, The City reserves the right
to disconnect the G�stome�'s system until such time as the Customer can demonstrate to
the satisfaction of the Electric Utility the fault has been corrected or electrically isolated.
The Customer shall provide protective equipment at the Point of Service or meter
location as appropriate. It shall be the Customer's responsibility to furnish, install;
inspect and keep in good and safe condition at his own risk and expense, all appropriate
protective devices of any kind or character which may be required to properly protect
the Customer's facilities. The Electric Utility shall not be responsible for any loss or
damage occasioned or caused by the negligence or wrongful act of the Customer or of
any of his agents, employees or licensees in omitting, installing, maintaining, using,
operating or interfering with any such protective devices. It shall be the Customer's
responsibility to select and install such protective devices as may be necessary to
coord'mate properly with the Electric Utilit�s protective devices to avoid exposing other
customers to unnecessary service interruptions. This equipment, including fuses,
breakers,reclosers, relays and the associated settings, shall be approved by the Electric
Utility.
7. Relocation of Electrical Facilities
The Developer/Customer is to note that the City of Redding Electric Utility will require
reimbursement for all the costs associated with the relocation of its electrical facilities
necessitated by the construction of the improvements required by the
Developer/Customer's project. The Developer/Customer should note other
public/municipal utilities may also require reimbursement.
8. Requirement to Accent City Electric Service
It is the poGcy of the City of Redding to be the sole provider of electric service to electric
utility customers within the corporate limits. City electric service will be made available
when electric facilities can be purchased or otherwise provided to the owners in
accordance with adopted policies, standards, and charges of the City of Redding and
based on a logical extension of the City's electric distribution system.
9. Acceptance of Developer/Customer Installed Electrical Facilities
Developer/Customer installed Electric Supply Facilities (except the conduit from the
, Service Entrance Panel to a point two feet beyond the building) will become the property
of the City upon successful energization of the Electric Supply Facilities. The
Developer/Customer shall be responsible for replacing all damaged, defective, or stolen
Developer/Customer installed Electric Supply Facilities prior to successful energization or
acceptance of the Developer/Customer's project. The Developer/Customer shall be
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responsible to repair or replace any defects in materials and workmanship of
Developer/Customer installed Electric Supply Facilities discovered within one year from
the date of successful energizallon or acceptance of the Developer/Customer's project. All
Developer/Customer furnished Electric Supply Facilities shall be new and unused.
10. Release of Electric Utility Work Orders for Construction
The Elech-ic Utility will normally not order non-stock materials or release/schedule a work
order for construction of City installed Electric Supply Facilities until all
Developer/Customer payments for Electric Utility billable work have been received and
easement requirements have been satisfied.
Section C: Rec�uirements for Specific Ty�es of Installations
The following specific requirements are modifications to the General Requirements set out in Section
B. These modifications only apply to the specific type of service as listed.
1. Individual Commercial Unit
For commercial services, submit panel drawings and load calculations to the Electric Utility for
approval if service exceeds 200 amps.
2. Individual Residential Unit
Service Laterals for residential seivices shall normally be limited to not more than 100 feet from
the Point of Service to maintain adequate Customer voltage. If the Service Lateral exceeds
100 feet and adequate Customer voltage cannot be maintained, then the Customer shall
furnish and'mstall a meter pedestal at a mutually agreeable point within 100 feet of the point of
service. The Customer shall own all facilities on the load side of the meter.
3. Commercial Develo�ment
For commercial services, submit panel drawings and load calculations to the Electric Utility for
approval if service exceeds 200 amps.
4. Residential Development
No changes to Section B, General Requirements.
5. Mobile Home Development
Metering pedestals, if used, shall be approved by the Electric Utility prior to installation.
6. Planned Unit Development
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a. Street Lighting
1) Public streets
All street lights installed along streets to be dedicated as public streets and
existing public streets shall be installed per the General Requirements.
2) Private property(private streets and private facility lighting)
All lights installed on private property shall be furnished and installed by the
Developer. The Developer or others shall be responsible for maintenance of
these lights. Electric usage may be either metered or directly connected to the
Cit}rs secondary system, subject to approval of the Electric Utility, and billed
through the flat rate. The Electric Utility will not maintain lighting installed on
private property(except by special agreement).
7. Overhead to Underground Conversion
This policy applies to existing overhead electric distribution areas which are converted to
underground electric distribution by formation of an Underground District as a result of City
Council action or through formation of a local assessment district.
If the formation of the underground district to convert existing overhead electric facilities to
underground electric facilities results from City action, the City will assume responsibility for
the"Developer's" portion ofB.3.a (except for Service Lateral and Service Entrance Panel).
If the formation of the Underground District results from the formation of an "Underground
Assessment District"by the area property owners,the "Assessment District" shall be responsible
for the total cost of undergrounding the electric facilities. The "Developer's" portion of B.3.a
(except Service Lateral and Service Entrance Panel)will be fumished and installed by the City
at the e�ense ofthe Assessment District. The Assessment District shall also reimburse the City
for the cost of items in Subsection B.3.b.
In either case,the individual Customers within the district will be responsible to design, furnish
and 'mstall the Service Lateral conduit and conductor and the Service Entrance Panel conversion
to underground.
The City will provide the undergrou.nd electric facility design and administer the construction
contract.
Section D: Material Charges
1. Implementation of Material Charges
a. The date of implementation of this Service Policy revision will be as indicated in
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the adopting City Council Resolution and will hereinafter be referred to as the
"effective date" (Note 1).
b. The Electric Utility will determine if Developer/Customer material charges of
Section D are applicable based on the following criteria:
1) All projects with approved building permits issued by the City prior to the
"effective date" (Note 1) or with improvement plans approved by the City
prior to the "effective date" (Note 1) will be exempt from the material
charges of this section.
2) All projects with approved building permits issued by the City on or after
the "effective date" (Note 1) will be subject to the material charges of this
section unless Item 4 or 5 below appGes.
3) All Improvement Plans approved by the City on or after the "effective
date" (Note 1) will be subject to the material charges of this section unless
Item 4 or 5 below applies.
4) All outstanding Electric Utility service commitment letters issued will
remain in effect for the duration of the letter commitment period (typically
siz months from the service commitment letter date). Installation of
Developer/Customer installed facilities must be substantially started by the
end of the commitment period (as determined by the Electric Utility)
otherwise a new commitment letter in accordance with the currently
applicable fee/charge structure will be required.
5) Service to individual residential lots in a subdivision will be provided in
accordance with Electric Service Policy ResoluNon 8�42 where the Primary
Voltage Equipment and Secondary System has been installed(onlv a service
splice connection and meter set required by the Electric Utility) and an.
approved service plan for the subdivision is on file at the Electric Utility.
Otherwise, the Developer/Customer requesting service to individual
residential lots will be required to pay all the currently applicable
fees/charges for service.
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� 2. Description of Material Chargg,g
a. On or after the "effective date" (Note 1)the Developer/Customer shall pay the City
the cost of transformers, 12,OOOV primary cable and associated materials
furnished/installed by the Electric Utility and required to serve the
Developer/Customer's projec� This material cost will include all transformers,
primary cables and associated materials required within 150 feet of the
Developer/Customer's project boundary but excludes Ezpress Feeder materials
(primary cable larger than 4/0 AWG, Vaults, 6-inch conduit, etc.), secondary
connectors and meters.
b. Transformers serving more than one customer.
1) For coincident development, each Developer/Customer will be charged on
a pro rata basis for his share of the total transformer capacity installed.
2) For non-coincident development, the transformer initially installed would
be sized to serve only the t"�rst Developer/Customer. The first
Developer/Customer pays the total material cost of the needed initial
transformer capacity. Future Developer/Customers would pay the
incremental material cost for replacing the transformer initially installed
with the required larger transformer unit.
c. Since the Developer/Customer will pay for primary cable,the excess footage charge
discussed in Section B3 will no longer be applied.
d. Material charges billed the Developer/Customer by the City will be based on
average Electric Utility inventory prices. Average inventory material prices will
be increased to account for warehouse/material procurement overheads (stores
ezpense).
3. Billing Procedures
a. Bills issued to the Developer/Customer for fees/charges will normally be vaGd for
12 months. At t6e end of 12 months if Developer/Customer installed Electric
Supply FaciliNes are not substantially complete, the bill will be re-estimated if the
Electric Utility determines the price increase is significan�
4. Sunset of Section D
a. Section D and the applicable material charges will sunset(or egpire) when either
of the following occur (unless extended by Council action):
1. One year after the interim electric rate surcharge adopted by City Council
on April 1, 1997 egpires. For ezample, projects where the installation of
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transformers and 12,000 V primary cable by the Electric Utility occurs one
year or later after the interim electric rate surcharge adopted by City
Council egpires,will be egempt from the material charges of Section D.
2. When the total funds collected from Developer/Customers for transformers,
12,000 V primary cable, and associated materials reaches 54,320,000. A
separate account will be estabGshed to track these Developer/Customer
material charges.
NOTES:
1. 'The effective or actual date of implementation of this Electric Service Policy will replace
Note 1 where shown in parenthesis (after City Council adoption).
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