HomeMy WebLinkAboutRes.1220.12-01-1996BILL NO. 96-355
RESOLUTION NO.
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR TO EXECUTE
A CONTRACT FOR DOWNTOWN DECORATIVE STREET
LIGHT SYSTEM WITH UNION ELECTRIC COMPANY AND
CAPE GIRARDEAU REDEVELOPMENT CORPORATION, INC.
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CAPE GIRARDEAU,
MISSOURI, AS FOLLOWS:
ARTICLE 1. The Mayor, for and on behalf of the City of Cape
Girardeau, Missouri, is hereby authorized to execute a Contract for
Downtown Decorative Street Light System with Union Electric Company
and Cape Girardeau Redevelopment Corporation, Inc. A copy of said
Contract is attached to this Resolution and made a part hereof.
PASSED AND ADOPTED THIS
ATTEST:
r
Gayle)L. Conrad
Deputy City Clerk
DAY OF .%' t._ , 19 1", �
_L. .
A. M. Spradling, III, a or
CONTRACT FOR DOWNTOWN
DECORATIVE STREET LIGHT SYSTEM
THIS CONTRACT, made and entered into this day of
19 , by and among UNION ELECTRIC COMPANY, a
Missouri Corporation, its successors and assigns, hereinafter
called "Company", the CITY OF CAPE GIRARDEAU, MISSOURI, a Municipal
Corporation, incorporated under the laws of the State of Missouri,
hereinafter called "City", and CAPE GIRARDEAU REDEVELOPMENT
CORPORATION, INC., a corporation incorporated under the Urban
Redevelopment Law, Chapter 353 RSMo, hereinafter called
"Redevelopment Corporation";
WITNESSETH:
WHEREAS, the Council of the City has determined that the
decorative street light system serving portions of downtown Cape
Girardeau in an area generally bounded by Water Street, Broadway
Street, Spanish Street, and Merriwether Street in the City of Cape
Girardeau, Missouri, should be provided by contract; and
WHEREAS, Company is a public utility regulated by the Public
Service Commission of the State of Missouri in accordance with law;
and
WHEREAS, on August 9, 1972, an agreement was entered into
between Missouri Utilities Company, the predecessor in interest of
Company herein, and Cape Girardeau Metro Association, Inc., which
formerly represented the merchants of the downtown area, but who
are now represented by Redevelopment Corporation, for the
installation of the original version of this system, under which
Missouri Utilities agreed to own, operate and maintain the system
which was known as the "White Way Lighting System"; and
WHEREAS, in the late 19801s, Company removed the "White Way"
luminaires at the request of the merchants of the downtown area and
installed the existing ornamental HPS luminaires, using all
existing circuitry and poles; and
WHEREAS, in accordance with Company's rules and regulations
requiring nonstandard lighting to be customer owned, these new HPS
ornamental luminaires plus some spares and spare lamps were owned
by the merchants of the downtown area, and all required maintenance
on the system has been provided by Company; and
WHEREAS, Company, City and Redevelopment Corporation desire to
formalize the existing relationship relating to the provision of
this system;
NOW, THEREFORE, the parties hereto agree as follows:
1. The aforementioned decorative street light system using
HPS luminaires is a nonstandard system for Company, as defined in
Company's Rules and Regulations, and is in an area generally
bounded by Water Street, Broadway Street, Spanish Street, and
Merriwether Street in downtown Cape Girardeau, Missouri.
2. Company will continue to own and maintain the circuitry
and concrete poles which are a part of this system.
3. The Redevelopment Corporation will continue to own and
maintain the special metal poles which are a part of this system.
4. Ownership of all nonstandard luminaires will remain with
the Redevelopment Corporation.
5. The Redevelopment Corporation will have the option of
having a contractor of their choice replace or repair nonstandard
luminaires as necessary, or pay Company to perform requirbd
maintenance of nonstandard luminaires on a time and materials
basis. The Redevelopment Corporation will supply replacement
nonstandard luminaires, replacement nonstandard lamps, and
mounting adapters to Company if Company is chosen to perform said
luminaires maintenance.
6. Company will bill the City for energy at the 6M Energy
and Maintenance Rate approved by the Missouri Public Service
Commission. Further, Company will supply and replace standard size
lamps, replace photo cells and wash glassware as needed, all as
specified under the terms of the 6M Rate.
7. All electric service required for the aforementioned
decorative street light system shall be supplied by Company and
paid for by the City hereunder, and shall be subject to the terms
and conditions of Company's Tariffs, including without limitation
its applicable rates, service classifications, riders, and general
rules and regulations on file with the Public Service Commission of
the State of Missouri. This Contract, including Company's tariffs,
shall be subject at all times to review, control, change and
regulation by the Public Service Commission of the State of
Missouri in accordance with law. Copies of the service
classifications and rates in effect at the inception of this
Contract and applicable to the initial service to City hereunder
are attached hereto as Exhibits and are made a part hereof. In the
event of any conflict between the provisions hereof and the
Company's tariffs, as said tariffs may be modified or supplemented
from time to time pursuant to law, the tariffs shall govern.
Provided, however, that if the Public Service Commission of the
State of Missouri ceases to regulate this company, then all of the
terms of this Contract shall be subject to renegotiation at the
request of either party.
8. The City hereby grants to Company, its successor and
assigns, while engaged in the performance of Company's duties
hereunder, the right and privilege to erect, maintain and operate
lighting fixtures, poles, wire, cables, transformers and related
apparatus and appliances necessary or convenient for Company's
efficient performance of its duties under this Contract, upon,
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under, over and across the streets, avenues, alleys, and other
public places in the City.
9. All notices, applications and requests by the parties
hereunder shall be in writing, and delivered or mailed to the other
parties addressed as follows or to such other address as the
parties may hereafter designate in writing:
Union Electric Company
P. O. Box 40
Cape Girardeau, Missouri 63702-0040
City of Cape Girardeau
P. O. Box 617
Cape Girardeau, Missouri 63702-0617
Cape Girardeau Redevelopment Corporation, Inc.
c/o Cape Girardeau Chamber of Commerce
P. O. Box 98
Cape Girardeau, Missouri 63702-0098
10. The term of this Contract is five (5) years. However, in
the event any tariff(s) applicable to particular service supplied
to City hereunder provide for a shorter term than the term hereof,
then the shorter term and any termination provisions in the
applicable tariff shall govern as to said particular service, and
said shorter term shall be renewed automatically for successive
terms of equal duration unless sooner terminated in accordance with
the applicable termination provision in the tariff, or under the
expiration of the term of this Contract, whichever first occurs.
11. This Contract supersedes and cancels any prior
agreement(s) between the parties hereto relating to the subject
matter hereof; provided however, that the foregoing shall not be
construed to impair or supersede any separate franchise or separate
special facilities agreement(s) between the parties.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have caused this
Contract to be executed in duplicate as of the day and year first
above written.
UNION ELECTRIC COMPANY
ATTES By
Wm. J. Carr, Vice President
(Typed Name of Signer)
-r
yped Name of Signer)
[S E A L]
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ATTEST:
Gayle L. Conrad
Deputy City Clerk
[S E A L]
ATTEST:
(Typed Name of Signer)
[S E A L]
CITY OF CAPE GIRARDEAU, MISSOURI
A. M. Spradling, III
CAPE GIRARDEAU
CORPORATION, INC.
By
(Typed Name of Signer)
STATE OF MISSOURI )
COUNTY OF CAPE GIRARDEAU ) ss.
REDEVELOPMENT
On this 3rd day of December
19 96 before me
appeared Wm. J. Carr to me personally known, who,
being by me duly sworn, did say that he is the vice President
of Union Electric Company, a corporation of the State of Missouri,
and that the seal affixed to the foregoing instrument is the
corporate seal of said corporation, and that the instrument was
signed and sealed in behalf of said corporation, by authority of
its Board of Directors, and acknowledged said instrument to be the
free act and deed of said corporation.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed
My official seal in the County and State aforesaid, the day and
year first above written.
My Commission Expires:
11/02/96
j
Jacqueline D. Griffith
[Typed Name of Notary Public]
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STATE OF MISSOURI )
ss.
COUNTY OF CAPE GIRARDEAU )
On this day of , 19 , before me appeared
A. M. Spradling, III, to me personally known, who, being by me duly
sworn, did say that he is the Mayor of the City of Cape Girardeau,
Missouri, a Municipal Corporation of the State of Missouri, and
that the seal affixed to the foregoing instrument is the seal of
said City and that the said instrument was signed and sealed in
behalf of said City by authority of its City Council and
acknowledged said instrument to be the free act and deed of said
City.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed
my official seal, at my office in Cape Girardeau, Missouri, the day
and year first above written.
My Commission Expires:
October 8, 2000
STATE OF MISSOURI
COUNTY OF CAPE GIRARDEAU
Delores G. Needham, Notary Public
ss.
On this day of , 19 , before me
appeared , to me personally known, who,
being by me duly sworn, did say that he is the
of Cape Girardeau Redevelopment Corporation, Inc., a corporation of
the State of Missouri, and that the seal affixed to the foregoing
instrument is the corporate seal of said corporation, and that the
instrument was signed and sealed in behalf of said corporation, by
authority of its Board of Directors, and acknowledged said
instrument to be the free act and deed of said corporation.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed
my official seal in the County and State aforesaid, the day and
year first above written.
My Commission Expires:
[Typed Name of Notary Public]
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CONTRACT FOR STREET LIGHTING
AND ELECTRIC SERVICE
THIS CONTRACT, made and entered into this 1st day of December,
1996, by and between UNION ELECTRIC COMPANY, a Missouri
corporation, its successors and assigns, hereinafter called
"Company," and the CITY OF CAPE GIRARDEAU, a municipal corporation
incorporated under the laws of the State of Missouri, hereinafter
called "City,"
WITNESSETH:
WHEREAS, the Council of the City has determined that lighting
of the streets, alleys and other public places of the City should
be provided by contract; and
WHEREAS, Company is a public utility regulated by the Public
Service Commission of the State of Missouri in accordance with law;
and
WHEREAS, Company proposes to supply the street lighting
service desired by the City, as hereinafter set forth,
NOW, THEREFORE, the parties hereto agree as follows:
The City, acting by its Council, does hereby award to Company
this contract for lighting, by means of electricity, the streets,
avenues, alleys and other public places of the City as they may now
exist or may hereafter be established within the limits of the City
as said limits now exist or may be extended; and the City agrees to
pay for and Company agrees to sell and deliver, said services in
the manner and subject to the terms and conditions hereinafter set
forth.
1. Street and Outdoor Area Lighting Service. Company shall
supply initial service by the lighting facilities in the number,
character and size set forth in Exhibit A, attached hereto. The
initial service supplied hereunder and any additional service to be
supplied hereunder, whether by installation of additional
facilities or replacement of such, shall be in accordance with and
subject to the terms and conditions set forth in Company's SERVICE
CLASSIFICATIONS NO. 5(M)and 6(M) - STREET AND OUTDOOR LIGHTING and
amendments thereto on file with the Missouri Public Service
Commission. Additional street and outdoor lighting service may be
requested by City from time to time and shall become subject to
this contract in accordance with said Service Classifications, and
amendments thereto. A copy of the Service Classifications,
currently in effect, is attached to this contract as Exhibits B and
C and made a part hereof.
2. Installation of additional facilities. Upon written
request of the City, Company shall install street lights on
existing facilities within thirty (30) working days from Company's
receipt of such request. For multiple street light installations
along new streets or highways, installation shall be completed
within twelve (12) months of Company's receipt of City's written
request for such installation.
3. Conversion of Existing Lights. Company shall convert
five percent (5%) of the existing mercury vapor lights to high
pressure sodium lights per year during the term of this contract.
This conversion shall occur in areas prioritized after consultation
with the City's Public Works Director.
4. Tariffs. All electric service hereunder shall be
supplied by Company and paid for by the City as set out in the
Franchise Agreement, and shall be subject to the terms and
conditions of Company's tariffs, including without limitation its
applicable rates, service classifications, riders, and general
rules and regulations on file with the Public Service Commission of
the State of Missouri. This contract, including Company's tariffs,
shall be subject at all times to review, control, change and
regulation by the Public Service Commission of the State of
Missouri in accordance with law. Copies of the service
classifications and rates in effect at the inception of this
contract and applicable to the initial service to City hereunder
are attached hereto as Exhibits B and C and are made a part hereof.
In the event of any conflict between provisions hereof and
Company's tariffs, as said tariffs may be modified or supplemented
from time to time pursuant to law, the tariffs shall govern.
5. Company Facilities, The City hereby grants to Company
its successors and assigns, while engaged in the performance of
Company's duties hereunder, the right and privilege to erect,
maintain and operate lighting fixtures, poles, wires, cables,
transformers and related apparatus and appliances necessary or
convenient for Company's efficient performance of its duties under
this contract, upon, under, over and across the streets, avenues,
alleys, and other public places in the City.
6. Notices, etc. All notices, applications and requests by
the City shall be in writing signed by the City Clerk and delivered
or mailed to the Company addressed as follows or to such other
address as Company may hereafter designate in writing to the City
Clerk:
7. Term. The term of this Contract is five (5) years.
However, in the event the tariffs) applicable to a particular
service supplied to City hereunder provide for a shorter term than
the term hereof, then the shorter term and any termination
provisions in the applicable tariff shall govern as to said
particular service, and said shorter term shall be renewed
automatically for successive terms of equal duration unless sooner
terminated in accordance with the applicable termination provision
in the tariff, or upon the expiration of the term of this contract,
whichever first occurs.
8. Termination of Prior_ Agreements. This contract
supersedes and cancels any prior agreement(s) between the parties
hereto relating to the subject matter hereof; provided however,
that the foregoing shall not be construed to impair or supersede
any separate franchise or separate special facilities agreement(s)
between the parties.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have caused this
contract to be executed in duplicate as of the day and year first
above written.
UNION ELECTRIC COMPANY
By
William CarVice President
ATTEST:
WES C. TROMPSOK Secretary
CITY OF CAPE GIRARDEAU
By
A.M. Spradling, 16
Mayor
ATTEST:
r
Gaylo A1.Conrad,
Deputy City Clerk
EMBIT `A'
CAPE MUNICIPAL STREET LIGHT BILL Service far month or
ACCOUNT NO. 39-7799 APRIL 1997
' inn► AlnnJ.er 1 :nhlQ! Dnlec
Light Description
Before
Chane
Added
Removed
After
Chane
KWH
Per Mo.
Rate
Total
3300 100 W MY A
6
146
e
228
6.31
-3786
3300 100 W MV_(S)
B18
-1
617
23,446
5.31
3,8
3300 100 W MV C -
50
178.63
SO
1.900
6.31 1
315.50
3300 100 W MVC
78
50000 400 W HPS En. & Mtnce)
78
2,964
13.65
1,064.70
WW 175W MV 8
195
195
12,286
6.90
1,345.50
175WMV G -
16
16
1,008
6.90
110.40
11 250 W MVA
100
26
26
2,940
7.79
202.54
11 250 W MV B
46
46
4,140
6.90
317.40
11000 250 W MVC
2
2
180
14.44 1
28.88
11000 250 W MVD
2
2
180
14.30
28.60
5960-400-W WAAL
172
172
26,112
11.27
1,938.44
20000 400 W MV 8
1
1
146
11.27
11.27
2WW 400 W MVC
4
4
5841
14.44
57.76
20000 400 W MV
1
1
146
14.301
14.30
640001000W MVA
22
22
7,864
20.08
441.76
Dwtn 70 W HPS C
0
0
0
7,79
0,00
9500 100 W HPS A
36
36
1,388
7.79
280.44
9500 100 W HPS B
309
1
310
11,780
6.90
2,139.00
9500 100 W. MPS C
179
4
183
5,9541
14,44
2,642.52
- 150 W HPS C
0
O
01
11.27
0.00
25500 250 W MPS A)
280
2
282
25,380
11.27
3,178.14
25500 250 W HPS
2
Z
180
14.30
28.60
50000 400 W HPS A
9
-1
8
1,168
20.08
160.54
50000 400 W MPS C
0
0
0
20.08
0.00
34000 400 W MH D
0
0
0
14.301
0.00
100000 1000 W MH D
1
1
35T 1
45.211
45.21
Total Q0, Owned Lights 2055 51 20601
Additional Facilities
Custmer Owned taahts (6M Rater
11000 26-6- -WMV S
0
0
0
4.44
0.00
20000 400 W MV 6
1
1
146
5.89
5.89
Dwtn 70 W HPS C
24
24
648
2.53
60.72
- 150 w HPS-"C
71
71
4 047
2.53
178.63
11000 250 W HPS En. 6 Mince
391
139
3.510
4.40
171.60
50000 400 W HPS En. & Mtnce)
271
1 27
3.542
6.34
171.18
Customer Charge
4.69
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LESS 10% DISCOUNT 1,899.36
NET BILL 617,09414
(A) Enclosed luminairo on wood pole
(B) Open bottom glassware on wood pole ' Post top lights billed at
(C) Post -top luminalre Including 17-4om pole grandfathered open -Bottom
(D) Pole -mounted directional flood luminaire rate until replaced.
K
UNION ELECTRIC COMPANY ELECTRIC SERVICE
P. S. C. MO., ILL. C. C., IA. ST. C. C. SCHEDULE NO. 5 23rd Revised SHEET NO. 39
CANCELLING SCHEDULE NO. 5 22nd Revised SHEETNO. 39
APPI vw6i TO MISSOURI SERVICE AREA
SERVICE CLASSIFICATION NO. 5(M)
STREET AND OUTDOOR AREA LIGHTING - COMPANY-OWNED
*Rate per Unit per Month
Lamp and Fixture
A. Standard horizontal burning, enclosed luminaire on existing wood
pole:
High Pressure Sodium
Mercury
Vapor (1)
Lumens
Rate
Lumens
Rate
9,500
$ 7.79
6,800
$ 7.79
25,500
$11.27
20,000
$11.27
50,000
$20.08
54,000
$20.08
108,000
$40.18
B. Standard side mounted, hood with open bottom glassware on existing
wood pole:
High Pressure Sodium Mercury Vapor (1)
Lumens Rate Lumens Rate
3,300 $ 6.31
9,500 $ 6.90 6,800 $ 6.90
C. Standard post -top luminaire including standard 17 -foot post:
High Pressure Sodium Mercury Vapor (1)
Lumens Rate Lumens Rate
3,300 $13.65
9,500 $14.44 6,800 $14.44
D. Pole -mounted, direction flood luminaire; limited to installations
accessible to Company basket truck:
High Pressure Sodium Metal Halide Mercury Vapor (1)
Lumens Rate Lumens Rate Lumens Rate
25,500 $14.30 34,000 $14.30 20,000 $14.30
50,000 $22.61 100,000 $45.21 54,000 $22.61
(1) Mercury Vapor lamps and fixtures are limited to customers
served under contracts initiated prior to September 27,
1988. Company will continue to maintain these lamps and
fixtures so long as parts are economically available.
* Indicates Change
Issued pursuant to the Order of the MO.e-J.l:. in %.asc L11U.
P.S.C. Mo. DATE OF ISSUE Julv 26, 1995 DATE EFFECTIVE August 1, 1995
ILL. C.C. DATE OF ISSUE
IA.ST.C.C. DATE OF ISSUE
DATE EFFECTIVE
DATE EFFECTIVE
ISSUED BY C. w. Mueller President & CEO St. Louis Missouri
NAME OF OFFICER TITLE ADDRESS
UNION ELECTRIC COMPANY ELECTRIC SERVICE
P. S. C. MO., ILL. C. C., IA. ST. C. C. SCHEDULE NO. 5 22nd Revised SHEETNO. 40
CANCELLING SCHEDULE NO. 5 21st Revised SHEET NO. 40
I
APPLYING TO MISSOURI SERVICE AREA
SERVICE CLASSIFICATION NO. 5(M)
STREET AND OUTDOOR AREA LIGHTING - COMPANY-OWNED (Cont 'd.)
*E. All poles and cable, where required to provide lighting service:
1. After September 27, 1988 the installation of all standard poles
and cables shall be paid for in advance by customer, with all
subsequent replacements of said facilities provided by Company.
2. Installations prior to September 27, 1988:
Lamp and Fixture
1,000 Lumens
2,500 "
4,000 "
6,000 "
10,000
*Indicates Chan
P.S.C. Mo. DATE OF ISSUE February 9, 1996
ILL. C.C. DATE OF ISSUE
IA.ST.C.C. DATE OF ISSUE
Per Unit
Monthlv Rate
$ 7.47
10.09
11.64
12.92
17.54
DATE EFFECTIVE April 1, 1996
DATE EFFECTIVE
DATE EFFECTIVE
ISSUED BY C W Mueller President & CEO St. Louis, Missouri
NAME OF OFFICER TITLE ADDRESS
Monthly
Rate
Wood Pole
$ 6.97
per
pole
ornamental Concrete Pole
$15.63
per
pole
Steel Breakaway Pole
$47.00
per
pole
Standard Two -Conductor
Overhead Cable
$ 2.16
per
span
Underground Cable Installed
In and Under Dirt
6.41G
per
foot
All Other Underground
Cable Installations
12.211
per
foot
F. Incandescent lamps provided
under contracts initiated prior to
September 30, 1963, which
facilities will
not be maintained by
Company after June 30, 1981:
Lamp and Fixture
1,000 Lumens
2,500 "
4,000 "
6,000 "
10,000
*Indicates Chan
P.S.C. Mo. DATE OF ISSUE February 9, 1996
ILL. C.C. DATE OF ISSUE
IA.ST.C.C. DATE OF ISSUE
Per Unit
Monthlv Rate
$ 7.47
10.09
11.64
12.92
17.54
DATE EFFECTIVE April 1, 1996
DATE EFFECTIVE
DATE EFFECTIVE
ISSUED BY C W Mueller President & CEO St. Louis, Missouri
NAME OF OFFICER TITLE ADDRESS
UNION ELECTRIC COMPANY ELECTRIC SERVICE
P. S. C. MO., ILL. C. C., IA. ST. C. C. SCHEDULE NO. 5 27th Revised SHEETNO. 41
CANCELLING SCHEDULE NO. 5 26th Revised SHEET NO. 41
APPLYING TO MISSOURI SERVICE AREA
SERVICE CLASSIFICATION NO. 5(M)
STREET AND OUTDOOR AREA LIGHTING - COMPANY-OWNED (Cont'd.)
G. Former Subsidiary Company lighting units provided under contracts
initiated prior to April 9, 1986, which facilities will only be
maintained by Company so long as parts are available in Company's
present stock:
(2) This lamp represents a mercury vapor fixture with H.P. Sodium
lamp.
Term of Contract. Minimum term of three (3) years where only standard
facilities are installed; ten (10) years where post -top luminaires are
installed.
Discount for Franchised Municipal Customers. A 10% discount will be
applied to bills rendered for lighting facilities served under the
above rates and currently contracted for by municipalities with whom
the Company has an ordinance granted electric franchise as of September
27, 1988. The above discount shall only apply for the duration of said
franchise. Thereafter, the above discount shall apply only when the
following two conditions are met: 1) any initial or subsequent
ordinance granted electric franchise must be for a minimum term of
twenty (20) years and 2) Company must have a contract for all lighting
facilities for municipal lighting service provided by Company in
effect.
*Indicates Change
Issued pursuant to the Order of the Mo.P.S.C. in Case No. ER -95-411.
P.S.C. Mo. DATE OF ISSUE July 26, 1995 DATE EFFECTIVE August 1, 1995
ILL. C.C. DATE OF ISSUE
IA.ST.C.C. DATE OF ISSUE
DATE EFFECTIVE
DATE EFFECTIVE
ISSUED BY C W Mueller President & CEO St. Louis, Missouri
NAME OF OFFICER TITLE ADDRESS
*Per Unit
Lamp and Fixture Monthly Rate
11,000
Lumens,
Mercury Vapor, Post -Top
$14.44
11,000
Lumens,
Mercury Vapor, Open Bottom
6.90
11,000
Lumens,
Mercury Vapor, Horizontal Enclosed
7.79
42,000
Lumens,
Mercury Vapor, Horizontal Enclosed
20.08
5,800
Lumens,
H.P. Sodium, Open Bottom
6.31
16,000
Lumens,
H.P. Sodium, Horizontal Enclosed
7.79
34,200
Lumens,
H.P. Sodium, Directional(2)
14.30
140,000
Lumens,
H.P. Sodium, Directional
45.21
20,000
Lumens,
Metal Halide, Directional
14.30
(2) This lamp represents a mercury vapor fixture with H.P. Sodium
lamp.
Term of Contract. Minimum term of three (3) years where only standard
facilities are installed; ten (10) years where post -top luminaires are
installed.
Discount for Franchised Municipal Customers. A 10% discount will be
applied to bills rendered for lighting facilities served under the
above rates and currently contracted for by municipalities with whom
the Company has an ordinance granted electric franchise as of September
27, 1988. The above discount shall only apply for the duration of said
franchise. Thereafter, the above discount shall apply only when the
following two conditions are met: 1) any initial or subsequent
ordinance granted electric franchise must be for a minimum term of
twenty (20) years and 2) Company must have a contract for all lighting
facilities for municipal lighting service provided by Company in
effect.
*Indicates Change
Issued pursuant to the Order of the Mo.P.S.C. in Case No. ER -95-411.
P.S.C. Mo. DATE OF ISSUE July 26, 1995 DATE EFFECTIVE August 1, 1995
ILL. C.C. DATE OF ISSUE
IA.ST.C.C. DATE OF ISSUE
DATE EFFECTIVE
DATE EFFECTIVE
ISSUED BY C W Mueller President & CEO St. Louis, Missouri
NAME OF OFFICER TITLE ADDRESS
UNION ELECTRIC COMPANY
P.S.C. MO.. ILL. C.C.. IA. ST. C.C. SCHEDULE NO.
CANCELLING SCHEDULE NO.
ELECTRIC SERVICE
5 7th Revised
5 6th Revised
APPLYING TO MISSOURI SERVICE AREA
42
SHEET NO.
SHEET NO. 42
SERVICE CLASSIFICATION NO. 5(M)
STREET AND OUTDOOR AREA LIGHTING - COMPANY-047NED (Cont'd.)
1. Rate Application. Available for lighting streets, alleys, walkways
and other thoroughfares, or for outdoor lighting of public or
private areas for security or similar purposes when such lighting
facilities are operated and maintained as an extension of Company's
distribution system.
*2. Character of Service Supplied. Company shall inventory, furnish,
install, maintain and deliver electric service to
automatically -controlled lighting fixtures currently offered as
standard facilities by Company. Customer shall select the type and
size of lamps and fixtures from the standard equipment inventoried
and offered by the Company and shall specify the location of said
fixtures. Other than service to Company's post -top fixtures, the
service provided hereunder shall be supplied by lines or cables
through fixtures supported by standard upsweep brackets attached to
existing poles; however, certain non-standard facilities may be
installed hereunder in accordance with the terms and conditions
stated in the following paragraph 3.
*3. Non -Standard Facilities. Whenever customer requires Company to
install non-standard facilities hereunder (such as longer upsweep
brackets, switches, protective barriers, etc.) and there is no
engineering, construction, safety, legal or practical reason which
would, in Company's judgment, make such non-standard installation
inadvisable, Company will make such installation provided customer
pays in advance to Company all costs in connection therewith.
Subsequent replacements of said facilities will be provided by the
Company.
*4. Conversion or Modification of Lamps. Where customer requests a
conversion or modification of the size or type of lamp currently
installed, and Company would not otherwise be converting such
lights, Company will make the requested changes provided, however,
that customer pays in advance to the Company $100.00 per lamp for
both the removal cost and loss of the remaining life of such lamps
and, additionally, signs a new contract at the time when 20 percent
or more of the customer's total lamps then installed are so
converted or modified. Billing for the revised lamps will begin as
of the next regular billing date after such modifications have been
completed.
*Indicates Change
P.S.C. MO. DATE OF ISSUE August 1, 1908 DATE EFFECTIVE September 27. 1958
ILL. C.C. DATE OF ISSUE
IA.ST.C.C. DATE OF ISSUE
ISSUED 6Y 1dilliam E. Cornelius
14♦4E n nEE,I - E
DATE EFFECTIVE
DATE EFFECTIVE
Chairman
St. Louis,
Missouri
UNION ELECTRIC COMPANY ELECTRIC SERVICE
P.S.C. MO.. ILL. C.C.. IA. ST. C.C. SCHEDULE NO. 5 11th Revised
APPLYING TO
CANCELLING SCHEDULE NO. 5
10th Revised
MISSOURI SERVICE AREA
SHEET NO. 43
SHEET NO. 43
SERVICE CLASSIFICATION NO. 5(M)
STREET AND OUTDOOR AREA LIGHTING - COMPANY-OWNED (Cont'd.)
5. Change or Relocation. Upon receipt of written request and
authorization from customer, Company will, insofar as it may be
practical and permissible, make any other change in or relocation of
its facilities used in rendering service hereunder, provided
customer pays in advance Company's estimated costs in connection
therewith.
6. Additional Installations. Customer may obtain the installation of
additional lamps and the supply of service thereto under the
existing contract for the remainder of the term thereof upon written
application to the Company, provided, however, that if at any time
during the term of the contract customer requires such additional
lamps so as to cause the total number of lamps in service to exceed
by 20% the lamps originally contracted for and then installed, the
parties shall execute a new contract.
7. Termination. If customer requests in writing the termination of
all or a portion of any lighting service, not paid for in advance,
within three years of the installation of the lamps being
terminated, or within ten years of the installation of post top
luminaires, wood poles or cable being terminated, customer shall pay
in advance to Company $100.00 per lamp for both the removal costs
associated therewith and the loss of the remaining life value of
such facilities. If said request for termination of lighting
service is made after the above three and ten year in-service
periods, as applicable, and customer requests a new lighting
installation within twelve months after the removal of the prior
terminated lighting facilities, customer shall pay the amount
specified earlier in this paragraph for all facilities previously
removed prior to Company making any new lighting installation.
*8. General Provisions. Customer shall furnish to Company without cost
to Company and on forms suitable to it, or customer shall reimburse
Company for all costs incurred in obtaining all rights, permits and
easements necessary to permit the installation and maintenance of
Company's facilities on, over, under and across both public and
private property where and as needed by Company in providing service
hereunder. In addition, customer shall pay all costs incurred by
Company in extending its distribution system, including
transformers, to provide energy to said lighting facilities supplied
hereunder, in accordance with the provisions of Section III.Q -
Special Facilities.
'Indicates Change
P.S.C. MO. DATE OF ISSU
ILL. C.C. DATE OF ISSU
IA. ST. C.C. DATE OF ISSUE
March 30, 1990 DATE EFFECTIVE May 5, 1990
DATE EFFECTIVE
DATE EFFECTIVE
ISSUED By William E. Cornelius Chairman
St. Louis, Missouri
UNION ELECTRIC COMPANY
P.S.C. MO., ILL.C.C.. IA. ST.C.C. SCHEDULE NO.
CANCELLING SCHEDULE NO,
APPLYING TO
ELECTRIC SERYICE
5 11th Revised 44
SHEET NO.
5 10th Revised SHEET NO. 44
MISSOURI SERVICE AREA
SERVICE CLASSIFICATION NO. 5(M)
STREET AND OUTDOOR AREA LIGHTING - COMPANY-OWNED (Cont'd.
'`9. General Rules and Regulations. In addition to the above specific
rules and regulations, all of Company's General Rules and
Regulations shall apply to service supplied under this Service
Classification.
*Indicates Reissue
P.S.C. MO. DATE OF 153UE
ILL. C.C. DATE OF ISSUE
IA.ST.G.C. DATE OF ISSUE
August 1, 1988
DATE EFFECTIVE
DATE EFFECTIVE
DATE EFFECTIVE
September 27, 1983
IN'illiam E. Cornelius Chairman St. Louis, Missouri
UNION ELECTRIC COMPANY ELECTRIC SERVICE
P. S. C. MO., ILL. C. C., IA. ST. C. C. SCHEDULE NO. 5 12th Revised SHEET NO. 45
CANCELLING SCHEDULE NO. 5 11th Revised SHEETNO. 45
APPLYING TO MISSOURI SERVICE AREA
SERVICE CLASSIFICATION NO. 6(M)
STREET AND OUTDOOP AREA LIGHTING - CUSTOMER -OWNED
*Monthly Rate For Metered Service
Customer Charge Per Meter
Energy Charge
*Rate Per Unit Per Month For Unmetered Service
$4.69 per month
3.17fi per kWh
Customer Charge
per account
$4.69
per month
H.P. Sodium
3,300
Energy & Maintenance(1)
Energy Only(2)
9,500 Lumens,
Standard
$ 2.53
$ 1.22
16,000 Lumens,
Standard
N/A
2.08
25,500 Lumens,
Standard
4.40
3.13
50,000 Lumens,
Standard
6.34
4.92
Mercury
Vapor
(3)
3,300
Lumens,
Standard
$ 2.53
$ 1.30
6,800
Lumens,
Standard
3.29
2.11
11,000
Lumens,
Standard
4.44
3.00
20,000
Lumens,
Standard
5.89
4.63
42,000
Lumens,
Standard
N/A
7.71
54,000
Lumens,
Standard
12.58
11.02
(1) Company will furnish electric energy, furnish and replace
lamps, wash lamps and luminaires, and adjust and replace
control mechanisms, as required.
(2) Limited to lamps served under contracts initiated prior
to September 27, 1988.
(3) Maintenance of lamps and fixtures limited to customers
served under contracts prior to November 15, 1991.
N/A --Not Available.
Term of Contract. One (1) year, terminable thereafter on three (3) days'
notice.
Discount For Franchised Municipal Customers. A 10% discount will be
applied to bills rendered for lighting facilities served under the above
rates and currently contracted for by municipalities with whom the Company
has an ordinance granted electric franchise as of September 27, 1988. The
above discount shall only apply for the duration of said franchise.
Thereafter, the above discount shall apply only when the following two
conditions are met: 1) any initial or subsequent ordinance granted
electric franchise must be for a minimum term of twenty (20) years and 2)
Company must have a contract for all lighting facilities for municipal
lighting service provided by Company in effect.
*Indicates Change
Issued pursuant to the Order of the MO.P.S.C. in Case No. ER -95-411.
P.S.C. Mo. DATE OF ISSUE July 26, 1995 DATE EFFECTIVE August 1, 1995
ILL. C.C. DATE OF ISSUE
IA.ST.C.C. DATE OF ISSUE
DATE EFFECTIVE
DATE EFFECTIVE
ISSUED BY C W Mueller President & CEO St. Louis, Missouri
NAME OF OFFICER TITLF AnnQFss
UNION ELECTRIC COMPANY ELECTRIC SERVICE
P. S. C. MO., ILL. C. C., IA. ST. C. C. SCHEDULE NO. 5 19th Revised SHEETNO. 46
CANCELLING SCHEDULE NO. 5 18th Revised SHEET NO. 46
APPLYING TO MISSOURI SERVICE AREA
SERVICE CLASSIFICATION NO. 6(M
STREET AND OUTDOOR AREA LIGHTING - CUSTOMER -OWNED (Con 'd.)
1. Rate Application. Available for automatically controlled dusk -to -
dawn lighting where customer furnishes, installs and owns all street
and outdoor area lighting facilities. Lighting service provided
under this Service Classification shall consist of metered service
with all maintenance of such facilities provided by the Customer, or
unmetered service as provided for or limited by the rate section of
this Classification. The metered service portion of this
Classification is not available on an individual premises where all
other electric service thereon is provided to an individual customer
or entity. Any account billed under the provisions of the metered
portion of this Classification on September 1, 1992 may continue to
be billed under such provisions until alternative or replacement
rates or tariff options are approved by the Commission.
2. Character of Service Supplied. Company will specify and provide a
standard single- and/or three-phase alternating current secondary
service voltage. Where customer requires and Company supplies
service at a primary service voltage, customer shall furnish all
transformers necessary to transform such service to a secondary
service voltage.
*3. General Provisions
a. Customer shall pay all costs incurred by Company in
constructing any line extensions required in providing said
lighting service to the point or points of delivery designated
by Company, in accordance with the provisions of Section III.Q-
Special Facilities.
b. Where required, customer shall install suitable switching,
protective equipment, meter loop, space and mounting facilities
as determined by the Company.
C. All equipment owned and installed by customer shall be of a
type acceptable to Company and shall be maintained by customer
in a condition satisfactory to and approved by the appropriate
electrical inspection authority.
d. Where required for connection to customer's lighting system,
customer shall provide, without cost to Company, wire of
*Indicates Change
P.S.C. Mo. DATE OF ISSUE February 9, 1996
ILL. C.C. DATE OF ISSUE
IA.ST.C.C. DATE OF ISSUE
DATE EFFECTIVE April 1, 1996
DATE EFFECTIVE
DATE EFFECTIVE
ISSUED BY C W Mueller President & CEO St. Louis, Missouri
NAME OF OFFICER TITLE ADDRESS
UNION ELECTRIC COMPANY ELECTRIC SERVICE
P. S. C. MO., ILL. C. C., IA. ST. C. C. SCHEDULE NO. 5 17th Revised SHEET NO. 47
CANCELLING SCHEDULE NO. 5 16th Revised SHEET NO. 47
APPLYING TO MISSOURI SERVICE AREA
SERVICE CLASSIFICATION NO. 6(M)
STREET AND OUTDOOR AREA LIGHTING - CUSTOMER -OWNED (Cont'd..)
3. General Provisions (Cont'd.)
*sufficient length to reach a point specified by Company on
Company's secondary distribution system and Company will make
the required connection. Such wire may be removed by Company
at any time after termination of service hereunder.
e. Customer shall furnish to Company, without cost to Company and
on forms suitable to it, or customer shall reimburse Company
for all costs incurred in obtaining all rights, permits and
easements necessary to permit the installation and maintenance
of Company's facilities on, over, under and across both public
and private property where and as needed by Company in
providing service hereunder.
f. Customer shall notify Company immediately if any changes are
made in customer's installation.
g. Company may refuse to make the initial connection or may
discontinue service to any installation if there is any
engineering, construction, safety, legal or practical reason
for doing so.
h. In case of destruction or damage of customer's property
hereunder due to highway accidents, storm damage or other
similar causes or where replacement of equipment other than as
provided above is required, Company, upon receipt of either
written or verbal instructions from customer, may at its
option, effect the necessary repairs or replacement of the
damaged equipment to place it in normal operating condition.
Such repairs will be made with parts supplied by customer or,
where applicable, with suitable standard items carried in
Company stores. Customer shall reimburse Company for such work
at the Company's current Productive manhour rate including
applicable overhead for all labor expended and 1.2 times all
direct costs or charges incurred by Company for all materials
and any related items. All charges and payments hereunder
shall be in addition to the monthly charge for normal
maintenance.
4. General Rules and Regulations. In addition to the above specific
rules and regulations, all of Company's General Rules and Regulations
shall apply to service supplied under this Service Classification.
'Indicates Reissue. Issued pursuant to Order of MO.P.S.C. in Case No. ER -92-132.
P.S.C. Mo. DATE OF ISSUE August 13, 1992 DATE EFFECTIVE September 1, 1992
ILL. C.C. DATE OF ISSUE
IA.ST.C.C. DATE OF ISSUE
DATE EFFECTIVE
DATE EFFECTIVE
ISSUED BY William E Cornelius Chairman St. Louis Missouri
NAME OF OFFICER TITLE ADDRESS