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1997-052� r ORDINANCE NO.97- 52 AN ORDINANCE DIRECTING THE COMMONWEALTH EDISON COMPANY TO UNDERGROUND A SEGMENT OF POWER LINE PURSUANT TO PARAGRAPH 4.8 OF THE ELECTRIC UTILITY FRANCHISE ORDINANCE WHEREAS, Paragraph 4.8 of Ordinance No. 92 -80 provides for the undergrounding of certain designated electrical power lines; and, WHEREAS, the Commonwealth Edison Company has identified an undergrounding proposal which would provide a connection to a more reliable power source for certain municipal facilities which are critical to providing service to the residents of the Village of Buffalo Grove; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE PRESIDENT AND BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE VILLAGE OF BUFFALO GROVE, LAKE AND COOK COUNTIES, ILLINOIS, as follows: Section 1. The Commonwealth Edison Company is hereby directed to relocate facilities in accordance with Section 4.8 of Ordinance No. 92 -80 so as to eliminate certain overhead wires and to provide a modified source of delivery of power to the municipal facilities located on the Clayton Municipal Campus site. Section 2. The Village Manager is authorized and directed to execute any standard forms and agreements required for the implementation of this electric utility relocation work. Section 3. This ordinance shall be effective from and after its passage and approval. This ordinance shall not be codified. AYES: 5 — Marienthal, Reid, Rubin,Braiman, Glover NAYES: 0 — None ABSENT: 1 — Hendricks PASSED: July 7 11997 APPROVED: July 7 , 1997 ATTEST: `M . Vi age Clerk G:\PWDIRGRP\LHC\COMED\0627ORD.WPD VILLAGE OF BUFFALO GROVE ORDINANCE NO. ADOPTED BY THE PRESIDENT AND BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE VILLAGE OF BUFFALO GROVE-7C THIS DAY OF Published in pamphlet form by authority of the President and Board of Trustees of the Village of Buffal Cook Lake Counties, Ill' is, this day of lS1 Village Clerk By eputy Village Clerk '„ ORDINANCE NO.97 -_52 AN ORDINANCE DIRECTING THE COMMONWEALTH EDISON COMPANY TO UNDERGROUND A SEGMENT OF POWER LINE PURSUANT TO PARAGRAPH 4.8 OF THE ELECTRIC UTILITY FRANCHISE ORDINANCE WHEREAS, Paragraph 4.8 of Ordinance No. 92 -80 provides for the undergrounding of certain designated electrical power lines; and, WHEREAS, the Commonwealth Edison Company has identified an undergrounding proposal which would provide a connection to a more reliable power source for certain municipal facilities which are critical to providing service to the residents of the Village of Buffalo Grove: NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE PRESIDENT AND BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE VILLAGE OF BUFFALO GROVE, LAKE AND COOK COUNTIES, ILLINOIS, as follows: Section 1. The Commonwealth Edison Company is hereby directed to relocate facilities in accordance with Section 4.8 of Ordinance No. 92 -80 so as to eliminate certain overhead wires and to provide a modified source of delivery of power to the municipal facilities located on the Clayton Municipal Campus site. Section 2. The Village Manager is authorized and directed to execute any standard forms and agreements required for the implementation of this electric utility relocation work. Section 3. This ordinance shall be effective from and after its passage and approval. This Y ordinance shall not be codified. AYES: 5 - Marienthal, Reid, Rubin,Braiman, Glover NAYES: 0 - None ABSENT: 1 — Hendricks PASSED: July 7 , 1997 APPROVED: July 7 , 1997 ATTEST: Vi age Clerk G: \PWDIRGRP \L1IC\C0N1ED' 06270RDAVPD 2 - DVS -��M R COO ,r . . , . RATE ...... ELECTRIC SERVICE CONTRACT 22 This Contract, dated ...... PCh..104 WT� .............., between COMMONWEALTH EDISON ud .COMPANY, herein called the "Company ", and ..... Y.11age of Buffalo oro" .................. .................... ............................... ....................... herein called the "Customer'', Witnesseth That, the parties hereto do agree as follows: The Company will supply all electricity required by the Customer for power, lighting, and miscellaneous purposes on the premises occupied by the Customer at .. �� Lit .. . .... . ....... Buffalo. Grove .............. .. ............................... ......, Illinois, u to but not exceeding '.. ........ kilowatts of maximum demand. The Customer will make p g ....... 53 written application for any service in excess _of the number of kilowatts specified above. Electricity will be supplied as follows: See attached Sheet ................................................................. ............................... The Customer will receive and pay for electric service under Rate .. , � edule ..... I C C. No...... 3 as on file with the Illinois Commerce Commission in the Company's Schedule of Rates. Pertinent pr?- visions of the rate and certain other applicable portions of the Company's Rate. Schedule are set forth in the Customer's copy hereof. Any changes therein shall be applicable to service rendered ;hereunder. Service shall commence on or about ..... I0.Uh"V -100 .................... Rider(s) No. ...... 6. A..7.. attached to the Customer's copy hereof is (are) a part of this Contract. Rate ..... "'""Contract, dated ....... '" "' "` " "'"""""' "` "" ""' with Rider(s) No..... 7777777 is superseded and cancelled subject to the applicable provisions with respect to substitution of rate. FOR THE COMPANY: FOR THE OMER: Of 1 f'falo Orove .. Submitted By .. .. ..... ....... n,o e J. B10st' hkCe �. Customer's Name Accepted By ... i . B o -eon' cial Maw y Ofikial . Capa ; ca Mail Bias to .... V11-1490. . Buff' 3 o..QErov�.... 1 R up ► Aqulevard, Buffalo trove Name Adds. a�...dC W92 HD 1680 63.e1e0ts) 2 -75 (1) Commonwealth SCHEDULE E -3 an (Electricity) Edison Company y For the Cities and Villages listed on Sheets Nos. 3, 4, 5, and 6, and the unincorporated contiguous territory RATE 22. GOVERNMENTAL AND SCHOOL SERVICE ILL. C. C. No. 3 15th Revised Sheet No. 21 (Cancelling 13th Revised Sheet No. 21) Availability. This rate is available to any governmental agency occupying the premises and using the Company's electric service hereunder for a governmental purpose, and to any other customer using such service in the operation of classrooms and related instructional facilities, employed to provide a course of instruction for children of grade or high school age substantially equivalent to that of public grade or high schools; provided, however, that this rate shall not be available to such a customer for use in facilities also employed for any non - instructional purpose such as public assem- bly, unless employment for such other purpose is incidental only. Electricity will not be furnished hereunder for resale. 'Charges. Monthly Customer Charge. The net monthly customer charge shall be $1.78. Demand Charge, Imowatts of Maximum Demand Net for the Month No demand charge as such for the first .. ............................... 25 $3.05 per kilowatt for the next ......... ............................. .„ 175 2.87 per kilowatt for the next ......................................... 800 2.64 per kilowatt for the next ......... ............................... 2,500 2.55 per kilowatt for the next ......... ............................... 11,500 2.37 per kilowatt for the next ......... ............................... 35,000 2.26 per kilowatt for the next ......... ............................... 50,000 2.21 per kilowatt for all over 100,000 ......... ............................... Demand Charge Discount. If the maximum demand for the month exceeds 75 percent of the Customer's highest maximum demand in the four sum- mer months preceding the billing month, then for each 0.1 percent by which such percent exceeds 75, the charge per kilowatt for each kilowatt of maximum demand exceeding 200 shall be reduced 0.16 cents but not more than 40 cents. If the Customer has received service only during a period which does not include four summer months preceding the billing month, the computation shall be made on the basis of such summer months as are included in his service pe- riod. If there are no such summer months, the Customer shall be entitled to the maximum demand charge discount. For the purposes hereof a "summer month" shall be a billing month with a regular ending meter reading date between June 5 and October 10, inclusive. Energy Charge. silowatthoure Supplied in Net the Month First 100,000 kilowatthours supplied in the month: 4.040 per kilowatthour for the first ..... ............................... 500 3.62¢ per kilowatthour for the next ..... ............................... 2,000 20420 per kilowatthour for the next ..... ............................... 3,500 1.93¢ per kilowatthour for the next..... ...... ......................... 24,000 1.48¢ per kilowatthour for the next ..... ............................... 70,000 Over 100,000 kilowatthours supplied in the month: 1.140 per kilowatthour for the first ..... ............................... 400,000 0.980. per kilowatthour for the next .............. ...................... 9,500,000 0.88¢ per kilowatthour for all over ..... ............................... 10,000,000 except that the charge for such kilowatthours in excess of the product of 450 times the kilowatts of maximum demand shall be reduced by 0.39 cents per kilowatthour. The fuel adjustment charge or credit provided for in Rider 20 shall apply to all kilowatthours supplied in the month. The gross charge shall equal the sum for the month of the net charge and the fuel adjustment increased by five percent of the first $40.00 or less of such sum and three percent of the amount, if any, by which such sum exceeds $40.00. Minimum Charge. The minimum monthly charge shall be the net monthly customer charge. Minimum Demand Charge. The minimum monthly demand charge shall be 75 percent of the highest net demand charge billing reduced by the Demand Charge Discount, if any, (computed before application of this provision) in any month of the 23 months preceding the billing month, less $5,000. Optional Minimum Demand Charge. The Customer may elect a minimum demand charge equal to the larger of (a) $610.00 net per month or (b) the min- imum monthly demand charge computed under the preceding paragraph. For customers so electing, there shall (Continued on Sheet No. 22) Filed with the Illinois Commerce Comunission on February 18, Issued pursuant to Interim Order of Illinois Commerce Commission entered February 14, 1975 in Case No. 59359 Items in which there are changes are preceded by asterisks 1975 Date Effective, February 18, 1975 Issued by H. H. Nexon, Senior Vice - president, Post Office Box 767, Chicago, Illinois 60690 Commonwealth SCBEDULE E -8 Edison Company (Electricity) the Citis and Vies listed on Sheets Nos. S. 4, b, and 6, and the unincorporated contiguous territory RATE 22. GOVERNMENTAL AND SCHOOL SERVICE (Continued from Sheet No. 21) ILL. C. C. No. 8 16th Revised Sheet No. 22 (Cancelling 14th Revised Sheet No. 22 ) be no demand charge as such for the first 200 kilowatts of maximum demand in the month. Upon written notice, any customer may change his election effective as of the first regular meter - reading date following such notice, provided that no change has been made within the previous 12 months. 'Reduction Related to Non-Taxability of dross Receipts from Certain Customers. Net monthly billings computed under the foregoing charges, if not subject to tax under The Public Utilities Revenue Act, as amended, will be reduced by the excess, if any, of three percent of such billings over (a) $62.00. in the case of a customer served under the Minimum Demand Charge provisions hereof, and (b) $579.00, in the case of a customer served under the Optional Minimum Demand Charge provisions hereof. Maximum Demand. Subject to the provisions of the following paragraph, the maximum demand in any month shall be the highest 30- minute demand established during such month except that, for customers served at their present premises under the 24- Month Demand Charge Basis on April 16, 1964 and 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 during such month, not more than one such demand to be selected from any one day. For customers who do not elect the optional minimum demand charge, if the number of kilowatts equal to one per- cent of the kilowatthours supplied to the Customer in the month is lower than the maximum demand determined in accordance with the previous paragraph, such number of kilowatts shall be deemed to be the Customer's maxi- mum demand in such month, but the maximum demand determined in accordance with the previous paragraph shall be used in the application of the demand charge discount provision. Measurement of Demand and Kilowatthours 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 registered by a graphic type meter, the demand at such installation in each 30- minute period of any day shall be assumed to be the same as the highest demand in any 30- minute period of such day, (b) in case the demand at any metering installation is 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. (c) 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 metered demand. Where there are two or more watthour metering installations on the Customer's premises, the kilowatthours supplied shall be determined by- adding together the kilowatthours metered at each installation. However, in the case of a non - governmental customer, the facilities qualifying for service under the availability clause of this rate shall be wired to permit determination of the demands and kilowatthour consumptions thereof separately, from those of other facilities on the premises such as teacher or student housing, and only the demands and consumptions of the qualifying facilities shall be billed hereunder. The maximum demands and kilowatthours supplied at two or more premise's will not be combined for billing purposes hereunder. Adjustment of Demands. In case the Customer, as a result of seasonal or vacation variations in load, has an abrupt increase of at least 100 per- cent or decrease of at least 50 percent in his maximum demand which continues for at least. seven days, the Customer shall be entitled to the proration of his demand charges for the month in which such increase or decrease occurs; provided (1) that demands registered by an indicating or cumulative demand meter shall not be subject to such pro- ration, (2) that such proration will be granted only upon written request by the Customer received by the Com- pany within 30 days from the date on which such increase or decrease occurs, and (3) that proration will be granted for not more than one such increase and for not more than one *such decrease in any calendar year. Transfer of Loads. Upon notice from the Customer that he is transferring part of his premises to another customer of the Company (served at the same location) or part of his operations at such premises to another location in the Company'.s territory, then, (a) for the purpose of determining the demand charge discount applicable to the demand charge for the Customer's maximum demand in the billing month, the excess of (1) the maximum demand of the transferee or the new location in such billing month over (2) the maximum demand of such transferee or location in the month immediately prior to the beginning of the transfer, shall be added to the Customer's maximum demand in the billing month, and (b) for the purpose of determining the amount payable under the minimum demand charge provision hereof, the Cus- tomer shall be credited with the demand charges which would have been applicable to kilowatts of demand so added. Provisions (a) and (b) shall not apply after the 11th and 23rd month, respectively, following the completion of the transfer. (Continued on Sheet No. 23) Filed with the Illinois Commerce Commission on February 18,.1975 Bite Effective, February 18, 1975 Issued pursuant to Interim order of Illinois Commerce Issued by H. H. Nexon, Senior Vice- president, Commission entered February 14, 1975 in Case No. 59359 Yost Office Box 767, Chicago, Illinois 60690 Items in which there are changes are preceded by asterisks (•) Commonwealth SCHEDULE E -3 ILL. C. C. No. 3 Edison Company (Electricity) 8th Revised Sheet No. 23 For the Cities and Villages listed on (Cancelling 6th Revised Sheets Nos. 3, 4, 5, and 6, Sheet No. 23, Effective and the unincorporated contiguous territory December 15, 1965.) RATE 22. GOVERNMENTAL AND SCHOOL SERVICE (Continued from Sheet No. 22) *Term of Contract. 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 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 ad- ditional 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 facilities 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. The amounts so payable shall include, for each month of the unexpired portion of the Customer's term of contract, the minimum demand charge which would have been applicable in that month had the Customer continued service hereunder without establishing a new maximum demand. If the initial term of the Customer's most recent contract hereunder has expired and the Customer has disposed of or permanently aban- doned operations at the premises, such minimum demand charge shall not be payable. Substitution of Rate. The Customer may elect to transfer to another rate at any time. Each transfer shall be effective as of the first regular meter - reading date following the request for transfer, but such transfer shall not affect the Customer's minimum de- mand charge obligations hereunder. Other Sources of Supply. Reserve or standby service will not be provided hereunder. The Customer may, however, continue the operation of generating equipment installed prior to August 1, 1947, subject to the conditions that, unless the Company other- wise consents, (a) the Customer may not at any time operate his equipment in parallel with the Company's service, and (b) where the Customer's equipment is regularly operated to supply part of his load, the part so supplied shall not at any time be transferred to the Company's service. There shall be no limitation on sources of supply utilized by the Customer only when the Company's service is not available. General. The Schedule 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. Filed with the Illinois Commerce Commission on April 11, 1974 Date Effective, April 11, 1974 Issued pursuant to Order of Illinois Commerce Commission Issued by H. H. Nexon, Senior Vice- President, entered April 10, 1974, in Case No. 58340 Post Office Box 767, Chicago, Illinois 60690 Items in which there are changes are preceded by asterisks ( *) Commonwealth Edison Company Schedule E -3 TERMS AND CONDITIONS Equipment Furnished and Maintained by Customer. All wiring and other electrical equipment on the premises, or connecting the premises with the Company's service; # dunished by the Customer, shall be suitable for the purposes hereof, and shall be installed and maintained by the Customer at all times in conformity with the requirements of the National Board of Fire Underwriters, the properly constituted local:;aftt4orities, and the rules and regulations contained in the Company's "Information and Requirements for the._Supply of Elect !: Serrvice", as filed with the Illinois Commerce Commission and in effect from time to time. Municipal "Permits and Inspection Fees. The Customer agrees to secure, without cost to the Company, all necessary municipal permits for the installation and operation of the electrical wiring and equipment on the premises. Landlord's Consent. In case the Customer is not the owner of the premises or of intervening property between the premises and the Company's lines, the Customer shall obtain from the proper owner, or owners, the necessary consent to the installation and maintenance on the premises and on such intervening property of all wiring and other electrical equipment required for supplying electricity to the Customer. Continuous Service. The Company shall not be responsible in damages for any failure to supply electricity, or for interruption, or reversal of the sup- ply, if such failure, interruption, or reversal is without willful default or negligence on its part, nor for interruptions, by underfrequency relays or otherwise, to preserve the integrity of the Company's system or interconnected systems. Access to Premises. The properly authorized agents of the Company shall at all reasonable hours have free access to the premises for the purpose of reading, examining, repairing, or removing the Company's meters or other property. Right of Cut -Off. The Company shall have the right to discontinue its electric service to the Customer and to remove its property from the Custo- mer's premises (a) upon prior written notice given pursuant to the provisions of Illinois Commerce Commission General Order 172 and in the form set forth herein whenever bills for electricity are in arrears or the Customer fails to establish credit, or (b) in case the Customer fails to comply with, or perform, any of the conditions or obligations hereof. A customer's service so discontinued shall be reconnected after the Customer has made settlement for his bills in arrears at a Company office or has, to the Company's satisfaction, complied with or performed such other conditions or obligations hereof which were in default, as the case may be. Service Facilities. Except as otherwise provided in the rate, the Company shall furnish as a standard installation facilities adequate to supply and meter at a single point of delivery a normal load equal to the maximum 30- minute demand of the Customer, at a power factor of 85 percent lagging. If additional or different facilities are furnished by the Company for its convenience, such facilities will be deemed to be a part of a standard installation. Each standard installation shall include, where necessary, facilities for one standard transformation. The type of facilities comprising a standard installation, including meters, shall be determined by the Company's standard practice. Where any of the Customer's utilization equipment has characteristics which, in the Company's judgment, may cause interference with service to other customers or result in operation at a low power factor, the Customer shall, at the request of the Company, pro- vide suitable facilities to preclude such interference or improve such power factor, or both, as the case may be. Otherwise, the Company shall have the right to provide, at the expense of the Customer, the facilities necessary to preclude such condition or conditions. Where for any reason facilities in excess of a standard installation are provided by the Company, such facilities shall be installed, maintained, and operated in accordance with the provisions of the Company's Optional or Non - Standard Facilities rider and Meter Lease rider. Metering. The Company will furnish and maintain all metering equipment necessary for measuring and billing the electricity supplied. The Customer shall provide a suitable place for the metering equipment which shall be readily accessible to employes of the Company for reading, testing, inspecting, or exchanging such metering equipment. Each separate point of delivery required by the Customer will be metered separately and billed as a separate account unless other- wise provided in the rate. Light Bulb Service. Unless specifically provided for in the rate, light bulb service will not be provided by the Company. Testing of Utilization Equipment. If any customer served under a rate which includes a demand charge has an.abrupt increase in demand occasioned by the testing of utilization equipment for use on his premises, the increased demand so occasioned shall not be taken into account in the deter- mination of the Customer's maximum demand; provided that the Customer shall have arranged with the Company, in writing, at least five days in advance, for the making of the test at a time approved by the Company. Company's Property and Protection Thereof. All meters, transformers, poles, structures, and other facilities placed on the Customer's premises by the Company for the purpose of rendering electric service to said premises, unless otherwise expressly provided, shall be and remain the property of the Company, and the Customer shall exercise reasonable care to protect such property from loss or damage. When there is a change in the Customer's operation or construction which, in the judgment of the Company, makes the relocation of the facilities necessary, or if relocation is requested by the Customer, the Company will move such facilities at the Customer's expense to an acceptable location on the Customer's premises. Exclusive Electric Service. No other electric light or power service shall be used by the Customer on the same installation in conjunction with the Company's service, either by means of a "throw- over" switch or any other connection, except in cases where the Customer is served under the Company's Auxiliary or Reserve Service rider or the Customer has electric generating equipment which is utilized only in the event of interruption in the Company's service. 1 -75 TERMS AND CONDITIONS (Continued) Schedule 5-3 Deposit. The Company shall have the right, in accordance with the provisions of Illinois Commerce Commission General Order 172, to re- quire customers to make advance payment deposits, composite cash deposits or other cash deposits to establish credit, and to require customers to make cash deposits to maintain credit. Monthly and Bi- Monthly Bills. For the purposes of this Schedule the terms "month" or "monthly" shall mean the period between any two consecutive regular meter readings taken as nearly as practicable at 30 -day intervals; and "bi- monthly" shall mean the period between any two consecutive regular meter readings taken as nearly as practicable at 60-day intervals. The Company may prepare any bill for service under Rates 1, 3, 6 or 10 which does not include a demand charge as such on a bi- monthly basis, or, in the case of Rates 1, 3 and 14, may read meters bi- monthly but render bills on a monthly basis, using esti- mated readings for bills falling between bi- monthly readings. All other customers shall be billed on a monthly basis. If, in the opinion of the Company, it is desirable so to do, the Company may propose to the Illinois Commerce Commission by notice that the meters of customers billed on a bi- monthly basis, in an area a map of which shall be included in the notice, be read at the end of every second bi- monthly period and that bills be issued for the alternate bi- monthly periods on an estimated basis. Un- less the Commission otherwise directs, such practice may be followed beginning thirty days after the proposal to the Commission, but then only if each customer to be affected by the arrange has been advised thereof. Where charges in any of such rates are stated for, or based upon, a specified number of kilowatthours supplied in the month, such number of kilowatthours shall be doubled when computing bi- monthly bills. Monthly minimum and customer charges and monthly charge for optional meters and other optional facilities shall be doubled when computing bi- monthly bills. Where a customer is billed bi- monthly and desires to make monthly payments, the Company will accept and credit to the Customer's account advance payments for such purpose. Net Payment Period. Residential Customers. The net charge shall be payable within 21 days af-1cr the billing date and the gross charge shall be payable thereafter. Customers Served Under Rate 22 and Other Govex: mental Agencies. Unless otherwise specified in the rate, the net c;^.arge shall be payable within 45 days after the billing date and the gross charge shall be payable thereafter. Customers Having Five or More Premises. Customers regularly operating five or more premises may, upon written request to the Company, have a single day in each month designated for the payment of bills for all such premises, such day to be selected by the Company. The net charge of all such bills shall be payable if payment is made on or before such day and the gross charge of all such bills shall be payable thereafter. All Other Customers. Unless otherwise specified in the rate, the net charge shall be payable within ten days after the date of issue of the bill and the gross charge shall be payable thereafter. Net Payment Period Ending on Saturday, Sunday, or Holiday. When the last day of any net payment period falls on Saturday, Sunday, or a legal holiday, such period will be automatically ex- tended to include the first full business day fol'_owing. Allowance for Late Net Payments: The Company will accept the net amount of the bill as full payment for one bi- monthly period in each calendar year for customers billed bi- monthly, and for one monthly period in each half calendar year for customers billed monthly, after expiration of the net payment period. Payment by Mail. Net payments remitted by mail after the net payment period has expired will be credited to the Customer's account. Except as pro- vided above under "Allowance for Late Net Payment ", the difference between the net payment and the gross payment due will be added to the Customer's next bill. Objection to Bill Filed Within Net Payment Period. Where written objection to any bill is filed by the Customer within the net payment period, and the time required for investigation of such objection extends beyond the net payment period, the Company will accept net payment in full of such bill if payment is made within five days after the Customer has been notified of the results of such investigation. Temporary or Seasonal Service. Temporary or seasonal service will be supplied only in accordance with the provisions of the Company's Temporary or Seasonal Ser- vice rider. Resale. The Company will not furnish electricity for resale except as provided under Rate 86 and Rider 12. Assignment. The benefits and obligations of the contract for service shall inure to and be binding upon the successors and assigns of the ori- ginal parties thereto, respectively, for the full term thereof; provided, that no assignment shall be made by the Customer with- out first obtaining the Company's written consent and provided, further, that the successor shall execute and deliver to the Com- pany an agreement assuming and agreeing to be bound by the original contract. Agents Cannot Modify Agreement. No agent has the authe_ity to amend, modify, or a:_ter the contract for service, or waive any of its conditions, or to bind the Company by making anu promises or representations not contained therein. Fire or Other Casualty -- Customer's Premises. In case a fire or other casualty shall occur on the premiss, rendering them unfit for the purposes of the Customer's business, the Customer's contract shall thereupon be suspended until such time as the premises shall have been reconstructed and reoccupied by the Customer for the purposes of his business. 1 -75 Commonwealth Edison Company *Disconnect Notice. SCHEDULE E -3 (Electricity) For the Cities and Villages listed on Sheets Nos. 3, 4, b, and 6, ILL. C. C. No. 3 and the unincorporated contiguous territory Original Sheet No. 40.20 TERMS AND CONDITIONS (Continued from Sheet No. 40.10) Prior to discontinuance of electric service to a customer who fails to establish his credit, or fails to increase his Ad- vance Payment Deposit or Cash Deposit, or fails to pay a past due bill owed to the Company for electric service for the same class of service furnished to him at the same or another location, the Company will, under the terms of. Illinois Commerce Commission General Order 172, mail to the Customer a Disconnect Notice in the form shown below. 8%" Notice and Address Side gi N Information Side Note: Shaded area indicates black print on red background. Filed with the Illinois Commerce Commission on December 16, 1974 Date Effective, January 16, 1976 Items in which there are changes are preceded by asterisks ( *) Issued by H. H. Nexon, Senior Vice- President, Post Office Box 767, Chicago, Illinois 60690 Commonwealth Edison Company Schedules 9 and E -3 RIDER 20 - FUEL ADJUSTMENT* The charges for all kilowatthours of energy supplied in the period covered by any bill shall be increased or decreased by a fuel adjustment charge or credit, computed as follows: If the per therm cost of fuel (other than nuclear fuel) for such kilowatthours is greater or less than 2.7250,the charge or credit shall be the amount (adjusted for the effect of revenue taxes and other similar governmental charges not covered by Rider 23) by which such cost is more or less than 2.725¢ multiplied by the number of therms required for the production of such kilowatthours. Any fraction of 0.001¢ in the per kilowatthour charge or credit shall be dropped if less than 0.0005¢ or, if 0.0005¢ or more, shall be rounded up to the next full 0.001¢. For the purposes hereof, the per therm cost of fuel (other than nuclear fuel) for the kilowatthours covered by any bill shall be determined by dividing (a) the cost of fuel (other than nuclear fuel) used, during the first three of the four calendar months immediately preceding the calendar month in which the date of issue occurs, in the production of electricity in the Company's electric generating stations and electricity purchased by the Company from Commonwealth Edison Company of Indiana, Inc, by (b) the number of therms of fuel (other than nuclear fuel) so used. The cost of fuel used shall be determined in accordance with the "Uniform System of Accounts for Electric Utilities" prescribed by Illinois Commerce Commission, but shall also include sales, use and similar taxes and, unless otherwise ordered by the Commission, operation and maintenance expenses directly incurred and the amortization of the costs of equipment used in reducing or removing sulfur and other pollutants from fuel or stack gases and disposing of related wastes (such expenses and costs to be determined in accordance with such Uniform System, and to include those of related research and development work but exclude those related to the installation or operation of electrostatic or mechanical precipitators and any return on investment). For the purposes hereof, the number of therms per kilowatthour required for the production of the kilowatthours covered by any bill shall be determined by dividing (a) the number of therms of fuel (other than nuclear fuel) used, during the three - month period specified above, in the production of electricity so produced and purchased by (b) the number of kilowatthours sold by the Company in such period, as recorded in the Company's books of account. Except as specified above, all other provisions of the rate shall apply. RIDER 23 - MUNICIPAL AND STATE TAX ADDITIONS Pursuant to the provisions of paragraph (b) of Section 36 of the Act concerning public utilities, as amended, authorizing addi- tional charges for services rendered equal to the amount by which the tax under The Public Utilities Revenue Act, as amended, exceeds three percent, the Company will add two percent to all net billings (including the municipal tax additions referred to below) for electricity furnished for use or consumption and not for resale, and for all services rendered in connection therewith (except items of such billings resulting from transactions not subject to such tax). Such addition was effective with meter readings taken on and after August 1, 1967. If the municipality within which service is rendered imposes a tax on the Company's gross receipts from electric service, an addi- tion will also be made to bills for electric service in accordance with the provisions of Rider 23. RIDER 24 - MUNICIPAL TAX ADDITIONS For Municipal Taxes or Charges Other Than Those Authorized by Section 8 -11 -2 of the Illinois Municipal Code and Collected Under Rider 23 of This Schedule If the municipality within which service is rendered imposes a tax or other charge on or measured by sales or revenues from the use or consumption of electricity, other than one collectible under Rider 23, an addition will be made to bills for electric service in accordance with the provisions of Rider 24. *Rider 20 is not applicable to Rates 23 and 26. 4 -74 glectritity will be supplied at locations and amounts and approximate voltages of: Pump at Reservoir Well Pump .VAInt*n9n*O & ' XQuipM*ht Building Clubhouse 60 XW - Intering voltage 12,474 volts, transformed to and metered at approximately 480 volts, three phaaee, .three wirer. 15 KV - gntering voltage 7200112,470 volts, tranefarmed to and motored at approximately 240 volts, three phase, three wire. 11 single phase, three wire at approximately 120/240 volts. 67 XW - gntering voltage 12,470 voltsi-transformed to and motored at approximately. 120 /208 volts, three phasq, tour wire Supplement to Rate 22 Contract dated March 10, 1975 Village of Buffalo trove 4003 Lake -Goc Road, Buffalo trove �o FACILITIES RENTAL SERVICE The Company hereby agrees to furnish and maintain hereunder facilities which the Company provides on a rental basis, for which the Customer agrees to pay a total monthly rental of $. *15..........., as described below: (1) 1! aired Transformer Facilities 1 -75 KVA, 3 Phase# 12,470 to 480 volts 1�1fa. 1 -10 KVA,, 1 use # 7#200 to 120/"O v *Its 2. 3 -5 KVA, l vm, 7*200 to 120/240 volts 1.80 5« 1.7,5. A* Pha 9: 1J,,473 to 120/208 halts 16.60 3- cutoute 11 -1 0 $0.30 . -cutouts 111-1) 0.30 . -cutouts 1-1a } .20 . 4-arresters OW-1 ) 4x.10 Ao 6- srrestere (111-1) 0 $0-15 . (2) Stindard Transformer Facilities 1 -225 K A.. 3 phase, 12,470 to 277ASO volts $34.50 3 -arresters (in-►i ) *0.15 « Total Monthly Rectal (Item I minus Item 2) 9.15 All such facilities shall remain the property of the Company. The monthly rental specified is based on the Company's standard rental charges applicable on the date hereof and is subject to change. The actual rental charges shall be those in effect at the time of installation of the facilities; and whenever there is a change in facilities which requires a different rental payment, the rental charge for all facilities of the same class will be based on charges in effect at that time. The monthly rental is in addition to all other charges under the contract to which this rider applies. Dated. Z'Qk Igo.. 1975 .................... 86.8038(5) 3-72 Customer's Name . Alla . 4f. Bu.t alo . Qi�'ove � t- a Address........................................ METER LEASE SERVICE 7 The Company agrees to furnish and maintain on the Customer's premises metering equipment in excess of a standard metering installation to measure the electricity supppplied to the Customer, as described below, for which the Customer agrees to pay a total monthly rental of $� 1. Actual Metering Equipment 2 watt hour meters, 3 phase, 3 tire, 30 amp 0 $1.15 1 watthaur meter, 3 phase, 4 wire, 30 amp 1 watt hour meter, 1 phase, 3 wire, 30 amp, 4 demand meters,. indicating 0 $0.75 Total ( Item 1) .................... 2. Standard Metering Equipment 3 watthour meter, 3 Fese, 4 wire, 21 amp 1 demand meter, indicating 3 current transformers, 600 amp 0 $0.35 Monthly Rental $2.30 1A5 3.00 7.00 $1.40 1.05 Total ( Item 2) ................... $ 3.20 3. Total Monthly Rental Payable ( Item 1 minus Item 2) ............................... $— • 80 —._._. The Customer agrees to furnish and install the wiring, supports, and other appurtenances, as specified by the Company, necessary for the metering installation or installations. The monthly rental specified above is in addition to all other charges under the contract to which this rider is attached and this contract rider is subject to change as provided in such contract. Customer's Name V1 "I a se of Dated Mareh 10: 1975 Address Bu A 1 * 0-rcwe 86- 8029(5) 5.72 f vg Commonwealth Edison Northern Division Northwest Area Headquarters 201 N. Arthur Avenue Mt. Prospect, Illinois 60056 r te✓' April 27, 1976 Mr. Bill Davis General Supt, of Public Works Village'of Buffalo Grove 51 Raupp Boulevard Buffalo Grove, IL 60090 Dear Mr. Davis: I am enclosing the new contract for providing electric service that you have requested at the Buffalo Grove Golf Course. The contract change is based on the addition of load to the present load at the Club House, and an additional meter at that location. Please sign in the space indicated "For the Customer ", and return both copies of the "Rate 22 General Service Contract" and attached Riders. A self- addressed, stamped envelope is provided for your convenience. Upon acceptance, a copy of the contract will be returned to you for your records. Your prompt attention to the above will assist us in providing the electric service when it is required. If I can be of any assistance in helping you plan your electrical needs or if you have any questions regarding the service or the agreement, do not hesitate to contact me. Yours truly, Arlene A. Aracek Marketing Representative AAJ /cb Enc. c ' RATE 22R ELECTRIC SERVICE CONTRACT This Contract, dated .... Apr.11. 6 a :1.97...... between COMMONWEALTH EDISON COMPANY, herein called "Company", and ge . Villa of Bullafo. Grove Golf Club . ............. ...... . .... .. . ... . herein called the " Custome{, Witaesseth That, the parties hereto do agree as follows: The Company will supply all electricity required by the Customer for power, lighting, and miscellaneous purposes on the premises occupied by the Customer at 4p0.. Lake. Cpokt:. Road ................ BuffaloGrove ... Illinois, ... up to but not exceeding ....:138... . kilowatts of maximum demand The Customers will make written application for any service in excess of the number of kilowatts specified above. Electricity will be supplied as follows: See :attached sheet.. ............. .. .. ........... . The Customer will receive and pay for electric service under Rate22 Schedule E. -3,, Ill. C. C. No. ...3.. . as on file with the Illinois Commerce Commission in the Company's Schedule of Rates. Pertinent pro - visions of the rate and certain other applicable portions of the Company's Rate Schedule are set forth in the Customer's copy hereof. Any changes therein shall be applicable to service rendered hereunder. Service shall commence on or about Ma.Y..1,..1.976 ....... 'T attached to the Customer's co hereof is (are)' a part of this Contract. Rider(s) No. . 6 ...20 23 ............ PY Rate ..:22R .Contract, dated. March. 10, 1y75 ... with Rider(s) No... 6 and 7. is superseded and cancelled subject to the applicable provisions with respect to substitution of rate. FOR THE COMPANY: FOR THE R-. Submitted By . G��-Q Accept Vi l l, ge o f f f a l o Grove ..' Arlene: A J cek . G C cus a sN.me Accepted By ...: .................. ........ .... .... Offiddcs' X°........... Ir o capacii,► Mail Bills to Village of Buffalo Grove (Qci- E-3 bY ,X50 Raupp'.Blvd.., ri.ae Buffalo Grove, IL 60090 BF921 HD I I680A ACCDUN7 NUMBER ee- etso(s) 3-75 s _ Electricity will be supplied at.locations and'amounts and approximate voltages of: _ -- Pump --at - Reservoir - - 60 KW -- Entering voltage - volts, transformed to and metered at-approximately-480-volts.-three- phase, three wire. _- KW - Entering voltage 7,200/ transformed etc a '12,470 volts nd -= meterect�a - approkimate-ly 'M#6 v l s � ----three phase,-three wire.. TMaintenance and 11 KW - single_ phase,, three wire _ quipm-ent BuIld ng nt .approximately., 120/240 Volts.- Clubhouse 52 KW - Entering voltage 12,470 :volts., transformed to and metered -- -_ - - at approximately 120/208 volts., three phase', four wire -- supplement _to Rate 22-contract dated- kpril�26, = =c7a rz _vim.. - -- Village. of . Buffalo Grove (Golf Club) <4Q0 Lake Cook Road -- _� Buffalo Grove v _ _ 0 Commonwealth Edison Northern Division Northwest Area Headquarters 201 N. Arthur Avenue Mt. Prospect, Illinois 60056 July 13, 1976 Mr, Daniel T. Larson Village Manager - Village of Buffalo Grove 50 Raupp Boulevard Buffalo Grove, IL 60090 Dear Mr. Larson: Enclosed for your files is the customer copy of the Rate 22 Electric Service Contract for the Golf Course. You will recall that this new contract was made necessary by the addition of a meter to the club house. If we may be of further service, please call. Very truly yours, al_& 61 . q'(A�C' Arlene A. Ju acek Marketing Representative AAJ /cb Enc. r CUSTOMER COPY RATE ...22R 22 ELECTRIC SERVICE CONTRACT This Contract, dated ...... APry1..26,..1976 .............. between COMMONWEALTH IrDh30N COMPANY, herein called the "Company ', and ....... Village . of . Buf'Fa lo, • Grove. , — •001f' • Club ...... . ......................... ........., herein called the "Customer", Witnesseth That, the parties hereto do agree as follows: The Company will supply all electricity required by the Customer for power, lighting, and miscellaneous purposes on the premises occupied by the Customer at .... 400.1 - ake• • Cook • Roads ...... .. .. . Buffalo grove . , ...............I ..........I Illinois, up to but not exceeding ........ 1.3q ...... kilowatts of maximum demand. The Customers will make written application for any service in excess of the number of kilowatts specified above. Electricity will be supplied; as follows: 3e® atatchad ..eheet ................... ........ ...... The Customer will receive and'pay for electric service under Rate 2?Schedule ..E.3Ill. C. C. No..... . . as on file with the Illinois Commerce Commission in the Company's Schedule of-Rates. Pertinent pro. visions of the rate and certain other applicable portions of the Company's Rate Schedule are set forth in the Customer's copy hereof. Any changes therein shall be applicable to service rendered hereunder. Service shall commence on or about ..... lfty..1,..1§76...... Rider(s) No... 6 s 7s 2.0.0.23. attached to the Customer's copy hereof is ( are) a part of this Contract. Rate .. 22R . Contract, dated ... I�sr9h . 10.s . 1975...... , with Riders) No..... 6 . and . 7 ...... is superseded and cancelled subject to the applicable provisions with respect to substitution of rate. FOR THE COMPANY: Submitted By • !�` • . A�C'�11�19: 1ti . �'Llraitek Accepted By .... ,1� . ..: :..(. . J. MANNING .............. AIVI COMMERCIAL MANAGER........ • . O®cial Capacity FOR By kIQ. 0r.ove . r ,s Name icial Capacity F/nA) vEPT Mail Bills to ... Village of Buffalo Grove..i j , . 4 RaupF..$.?�y4.,..... . Nu1° Addreu Buffalo Grove$ IL 60090 BF9 1680A ACODUNT NUMBER 86-8160(S) 9 -75 Commonwealth SCHEDULE E -3 an :' cilsnn ��m (Electricity) ILL. C. C. NO. 3 Company ror the Cities and Villages listed on 16th Revised Sheet No. 21 Sheets Nos. 3, 4, 5, and 6, (Cancelling 15th Revised and the unincorporated contiguous territory Sheet No. 21) RATE 22. GOVE RNMENTAL AND SCHOOL SERVICE Availability. This rate is available to any governmental agency occupying the premises and using the Company's electric service hereunder for a governmental purpose, and to any other customer using such service in the operation of classrooms and related instructional facilities, eml:", 11ed to provide a course of instruction for children of grade or high school, age substantially equivalent to that of public grade or high schools; provided, however, that this rate shall not be available to such a customer for use in facilities also employed. for any non - instructional purpose such as public assem- bly, unless employment for such other purpose is incidental only. Electricity will not be furnished hereunder fre, resale. *Charges. Monthly Customer Charge. The net monthly customer charge shall be $1.78. Demand Charge. Net Summer All Other Months Months Nflowatts of W&-dMum Demand for the Month — — No demand charge as such for the first.. . ..................... 25 $3.89 $3.60 per kilowatt our the itext ....... ............................... 175 3.60 3.31 per kilowattf�,, the next ...... ............................... 800 3.26 2.97 per kilowatt for the next ..................................... 14,000 2.97 2.69 per kilowatt for the next ...... ............................... 35,000 2.74 2.46 per kilowatt for all over ....... ............................... 50,000 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. Energy Charge. Net First 100,000 kilowatthours supplied in the month: Silowatthmurs Supplied in the month 4.040 per kilowatthour for the first ..... ............................... 500 3.62¢ per kilowatthour for the next ..... ............................... 2,000 2.420 per kilowatthour for the next ..... ............................... 3,500 1.93¢ per kilowatthour for the next ..... ............................... 24,000 1.48¢ per kilowatthour for the next ..... ............................... 70,000 Over 100,000 kilowatthours supplied in the month: 1.14¢ per kilowatthour for the first ..... ............................... 400,000 0.98¢ per kilowatthour for the next ..... ............................... 9,500,000 0.88¢ per kilowatthour for all over ..... ............................... 10,000,000 except that the charge for such kilowatthours in excess of the product of 450 times the kilowatts of maximum demand shall be reduced by 0.39 cents per kilowatthour. The fuel adjustment charge or credit provided for in Rider 20 shall apply to all kilowatthours supplied in the month. The gross charge shall equal the sum for the month of the net charge and the fuel adjustment increased by five percent of the first $40.00 or less of such sum and three percent of the amount, if any, by which such sum exceeds $40.00. Minimum Charge. The minimum monthly charge shall be the net monthly customer charge. Minimum Demand Charge. The minimum monthly demand charge shall be 75 percent of the highest net demand charge billing (computed before application of this provision) in any month of the 23 months preceding the billing month, less $5,000. Optional Minimum Demand Charge. The Customer may elect a minimum demand charge equal to the larger of (a) $739.00 net per month or .(b) the min- imum monthly demand charge computed under the preceding paragraph. For customers so electing, there shall be no demand charge as such for the first 200 kilowatts of maximum demand in the month. Upon written notice, any customer may change his election effective as of the first regular meter - reading date following such notice, provided that no change has been made within the previous 12 months. (Continued on Sheet No. 22) Filed with the Illinois Commerce Commission on September 2, 1975 Date Effective, September 2, 1975 Issued pursuant to Order of Illinois Commerce Commission Issued by H. H. Nexon, Senior Vice - President, entered August 27, 1975, in Case No. 59359 Post Office Box 767, Chicago, Illinois 60690 Items in which there are changes are preceded by asterisks ( *) Commonwealth SCHEDULE E-3 .Edison Company For the Cities and Vitt') illagea listed on Sheets Nos. 3, 4, 5, and 6, and the unincorporated contiguous territory RATE 22. GOVERNMENTAL AND SCHOOL SERVICE (Continued from Sheet No. 21) ILL. C. C. No. 3 17th Revised Sheet No. 22 (Cancelling 16th Revised Sheet No. 22) *Reduction Related to Non - Taxability of Gross Receipts from Certain Customers. Net monthly billings computed under 0ke foregoing charges, if not subject to tax under The Public Utilities Revenue Act, as amended, will be reduced by the excess, if any, of three percent of such billings over (a) $52.00 in the summer months and $75.00 in all other months ir, the case of a customer served under the Minimum Demand Charge provisions hereof, and (b) $742.00 in the summer months and $686.00 in all other months in the case of a customer served under the Optional Minimum Demand Charge provisions hereof. *Maximum Demand. Subject to the provisions of the following paragraph, the maximum demand in any month shall be the highest 30- minute demand established during such month except that, for customers served at their present premises under the 24- Month Demand Charge Basis on April 16, 1964 and 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 during such month, not more than one such demand to be selected from any one day. For customers who do not elect the optional minimum demand charge, if the number of kilowatts equal to one per- cent of the kilowatthours supplied to the Customer in the month is lower than the maximum demand determined in accordance with the previous paragraph, such number of kilowatts shall be deemed to be the Customer's maxi- mum demand in such month. *Measurement of Demand and i ilowatthours 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 registered by a graphic type meter, the demand at such installation in each 30- minute period of any day shall be assumed to be the same as the highest demand in any 30- minute period of such day, (b) in case the demand at any metering installation is 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 (c) 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 metered demand. Where there are two or more watthour metering installations on the Customer's premises, the kilowatthours supplied shall be determined by adding together the kilowatthours metered at each installation. However, in the case of a non - governmental customer, the facilities qualifying for service under the availability clause of this rate shall be wired to permit determination of the demands and kilowatthour consumptions thereof separately from those of other facilities on the premises such as teacher or student housing, and only the demands and consumptions of the qualifying facilities shall be billed hereunder. The maximum demands and kilowatthours supplied at two or more premises will not be combined for billing purposes hereunder. Upon request, the Company will provide unmetered service for connected loads not exceeding two kilowatts, where oper- ation 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. Where it is possible for a customer to add load to a point of supply without notice to the Company, the full -load capacity of the electrical switch, the power supply unit or other controlling or load limiting device directly connected to the Com- pany's distribution system shall be the rated wattage for the purposes of billing. Each unmetered point of supply shall be separately billed. *Adjustment of Demands. In case the Customer, as a result of seasonal or vacation variations in load, has an abrupt increase of at least 100 per- cent or decrease of at least 50 percent in his maximum demand which continues for at least seven days, the Customer shall be entitled to the proration of his demand charges for the billing period in which such increase or decrease occurs; provided (1) that demands registered by an indicating or cumulative demand meter shall not be subject to such pro- ration, (2) that such proration will be granted only upon written request by the Customer received by the Company in advance of the date on which such increase or decrease occurs, and (3) that proration will be granted for not more than one such increase and for not more than one such decrease in any calendar year. (Continued on Sheet No. 23) Filed with the Illinois Commerce Commission on September 2, 1975 Date Effective, September 2, 1975 Issued pursuant to Order of Illinois Commerce Commission Issued by H. H. Nex ®n, Senior Vice - President, entered August 27, 1975, in Case No. 59359 Post Office Box 767, Chicago, Illinois 60690 Items in which there are changes are preceded by asterisks ( *) Commor, wealth SCHEDULE E -3 Edison Company (Electricity) For the Cities and Villages listed on Sheets Nos. 3, 4, 5, and 6, and the unincorporated contiguous territory RATE 22. GOVERNMENTAL AND SCHOOL SERVICE (Continued from Sheet No. 22) *Transfer of Loads. ILL. C. C. No. 3 10th Revised Sheet No. 23 (Cancelling 8th Revised Sheet No. 23.) Upon ten days prior written notice from the Customer specifying that he is transferring part of his premises to another customer of the Company (served at the same location) or part of his operations at such premises to another location in the Company's territory and specifying the load to be transferred, then, for the purpose of determining the amount payable under the minimum demand charge provisions hereof, the Customer shall be credited with the incremental demand charges which would have been applicable to a number of kilowatts equal to the excess of (1) the maximum demand of the transferee or the new location in such billing month over (2) the maximum demand of such transferee or location in the month immediately prior to the beginning of the transfer, provided that such additional kilowatts of demand shall not exceed in any billing month the amount of load transferred as specified in the Customer's notice. No credit shall be allowed for kilowatts of demand transferred in amounts less than five percent of the Customer's billing demand in the month immediately prior to the transfer. In no event shall the Customer be credited after the 23rd month following completion of the transfer. Term of Contract. 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 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 ad- ditional 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 facilities 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. The amounts so payable shall include, for each month of the unexpired portion of the Customer's term of contract, the minimum demand charge which would have been applicable in that month had the Customer continued service hereunder without establishing a new maximum demand. If the initial term of the Customer's most recent contract hereunder has expired and the Customer has disposed of or permanently aban- doned operations at the premises, such minimum .demand charge shall not be payable. Substitution of Rate. The Customer may elect to transfer to another rate at any time. Each transfer shall be effective as of the first regular meter - reading date following the request for transfer, but such transfer shall not affect the Customer's minimum de- mand charge obligations hereunder. Other Sources of Supply. Reserve or standby service will not be provided hereunder. The Customer may, however, continue the operation of generating equipment installed prior to August 1, 1947, subject to the conditions that, unless the Company other- wise consents, (a) the Customer may not at any time operate his equipment in parallel with the Company's service, and (b) where the Customer's equipment is regularly operated to supply part of his load, the part so supplied shall not at any time be transferred to the Company's service. There shall be no limitation on sources of supply utilized by the Customer only when the Company's service is not available. General. The Schedule 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. Filed with the Illinois Commerce Commission on September 2, 1975 Date Effective, September 2, 1975 Issued pursuant to Order of Illinois Commerce Commission Issued by H. H. Nexon, Senior Vice- President, entered August 27, 1975, in Case No. 59359 Post Office Box 767, Chicago, Illinois 60690 Items in which there are changes are preceded by asterisks ( *) Commonwealth Edison Company Schedule E -j TERMS AND CONDITIONS Equipment Furnished and Maintained by Customer. All wiring and other electrical equipment on the premises, or connecting the premises with the Company's service, furnished by the Customer, shall be suitable for the purposes hereof, and shall be installed and maintained by the Customer at all times in conformity with the requirements of the National Board of Fire Underwriters, the properly constituted local authorities,.and the rules and regulations contained in the Company's "Information and Requirements for the Supply of Electric Service ", as filed with the Illinois Commerce Commission and in effect from time to time. Municipal Permits and Inspection Fees.' The Customer agrees to secure, without cost to the Company, all necessary municipal permits for the installation and operation of the electrical wiring and equipment on the premises. Landlord's Consent. In case the Customer is not the owner of the premises or of intervening property between the premises and the Company's lines, the Customer shall obtain from the proper owner, or owners, the necessary consent to the installation and maintenance on the premises and on such intervening property of all wiring and other electrical equipment required for supplying electricity to the Customer. Continuous Service. The Company shall not be responsible in damages for any failure to supply electricity, or for interruption, or reversal of the sup- ply, if such failure, interruption, or reversal is without willful default or negligence on its part, nor for interruptions, by underfrequency relays or otherwise, to preserve the integrity of the Company's system or interconnected systems. Access to Premises. The properly authorized agents of the Company shall at all reasonable hours have free access to the premises for the purpose of reading, examining, repairing, or removing the Company's meters or other property. Right of Cut -Off. The Company shall have the right to discontinue its electric service to the Customer and to remove its property from the Custo- mer's premises (a) upon prior written notice given pursuant to the provisions of Illinois Commerce Commission General Order 172 and in the form set forth herein whenever bills for electricity are in arrears or the Customer fails to establish credit, or (b) in case the Customer fails to comply with, or perform, any of the conditions or obligations hereof. A customer's service so discontinued shall be reconnected after the Customer has made settlement for his bills in arrears at a Company office or has, to the Company's satisfaction, complied with or performed such other conditions or obligations hereof which were in default, as the case may be. Service Facilities. Except as otherwise provided in the rate, the Company shall furnish as a standard installation facilities adequate to supply and meter at a single point of delivery a normal load equal to the maximum 30-minute demand of the Customer, at a power factor of 85 percent lagging. If additional or different facilities are furnished by the Company for its convenience, such facilities will be deemed to be a part of a standard installation. Each standard installation shall include, where necessary, facilities for one standard transformation. The type of facilities comprising a standard installation, including meters, shall be determined by the Company's standard practice. Where any of the Customer's utilization equipment has characteristics which, in the Company's judgment, may cause interference with service to other customers or result in operation at a low power factor, the Customer shall, at the request of the Company, pro- vide suitable facilities to preclude such interference or improve such power factor, or both, as the case may be. Otherwise, the Company shall have the right to provide, at the expense of the Customer, the facilities necessary to preclude such condition or conditions. Where for any reason facilities in excess of a standard installation are provided by the Company, such facilities shall be installed, maintained, and operated in accordance with the provisions of the Company's Optional or Non - Standard Facilities rider and Meter Lease rider. Metering. The Company will furnish and maintain all metering equipment necessary for measuring and billing the electricity supplied. The Customer shall provide a suitable place for the metering equipment which shall be readily accessible to employes of the Company for reading, testing, inspecting, or exchanging such metering equipment. Each separate point of delivery required by the Customer will be metered separately and billed as a separate account unless other- wise provided in the rate. Light Bulb Service. Unless specifically provided for in the rate, light bulb service will not be provided by the Company. Testing of Utilization Equipment. If any customer served under a rate which includes a demand charge has an abrupt increase in demand occasioned by the testing of utilization equipment for use on his premises, the increased demand so occasioned shall not be taken into account in the deter- mination of the Customer's maximum demand; provided that the Customer shall have arranged with the Company, in writing, at least five days in advance, for the making of the test at a time approvep by the Company. Company's Property and Protection Thereof. All meters, transformers, poles, structures, and other facilities placed on the Customer's premises by the Company for the purpose of rendering electric service to said premises, unless otherwise expressly provided, shall be and remain the property of the Company, and the Customer shall exercise reasonable care to protect such property from loss or damage. When there is a change in the Customer's operation or construction which, in the judgment of the Company, makes the relocation of the facilities necessary, or if relocation is requested by the Customer, the Company will move such facilities at the Customer's expense to an acceptable location on the Customer's premises. Exclusive Electric Service. No other electric light or power service shall be used by the Customer on the same installation in conjunction with the Company's service, either by means of a "throw- over" switch or any other connection, except in cases where the Customer is served under the Company's Auxiliary or Reserve Service rider or the Customer has electric generating equipment which is utilized only in the event of interruption in the Company's service. 1 -75 TERMS AND CONDITIONS (Continued) Schedule E -3 Deposit. The Company shall have the right, in accordance with the provisions of Illinois Commerce Commission General Order 172, to re- quire customers to make advance payment deposits, composite cash deposits or other cash deposits to establish credit, and to require customers to make cash deposits to maintain credit. Monthly and Bi- Monthly Bills. For the purposes of this Schedule the terms "month" or "monthly" shall mean the period between any two consecutive regular meter readings taken as nearly as practicable at 30-day intervals; and "bi- monthly" shall mean the period between any two consecutive regular meter readings taken as nearly as practicable at 60 -day intervals. The Company may prepare any bill for service under Rates 1, 31 6 or 10 which does not include a demand charge as such on a bi- monthly basis, or, in the case of Rates 1, 3 and 14, may read meters bi- monthly but render bills on a monthly basis, using esti- mated readings for bills falling between bi- monthly readings. All other customers shall be billed on a monthly basis. If, in the opinion of the Company, it is desirable so to do, the Company may propose to the Illinois Commerce Commission by notice that the meters of customers billed on a bi- monthly basis, in an.area a map of which shall be included in the notice, be read at the end of every second bi- monthly period and that bills be issued for the alternate bi- monthly periods on an estimated basis. Un- less the Commission otherwise directs, such practice may be followed beginning thirty days after the proposal to the Commission, but then only if each customer to be affected by the change has been advised thereof. Where charges in any of such rates are stated for, or based upon, a specified number of kilowatthours supplied in the month, such number of kilowatthours shall be doubled when computing bi- monthly bills. Monthly minimum and customer charges and monthly charge for optional meters and other optional facilities shall be doubled when computing bi- monthly bills. Where a customer is billed bi- monthly and desires to make monthly payments, the Company will accept and credit to the Customer's account advance payments for such purpose. Net Payment Period. Residential Customers. The net charge shall be payable within 21 days after the billing date and the gross charge shall be payable thereafter. Customers Served Under Rate 22 and Other Governmental Agencies. Unless otherwise specified in the rate, the net charge shall be payable within 45 days after the billing date and the gross charge shall be payable thereafter. Customers Having Five or More Premises. Customers regularly operating five or more premises may, upon written request to the Company, have a single day in each month designated for the payment of bills for all such premises, such day to be selected by the Company. The net charge of all such bills shall be payable if payment is made on or before such day and the gross charge of all such bills shall be payable thereafter. All Other Customers. Unless otherwise specified in the rate, the net charge shall be payable within ten days after the billing date and the gross charge shall be payable thereafter. Net Payment Period Ending on Saturday, Sunday, or Holiday. When the last day of any net payment period falls on Saturday, Sunday, or a legal holiday, such period will be automatically ex- tended to include the first full business day following. Allowance for Late Net Payments. The Company will accept the net amount of the bill as full payment for one bi- monthly period in each calendar year for customers billed bi- monthly, and for one monthly period in each half calendar year for customers billed monthly, after expiration of the net payment period. Payment by Mail. Net payments remitted by mail after the net payment period has expired will be credited to the Customer's account. Except as pro- vided above under "Allowance for Late Net Payment ", the difference between the net payment and the gross payment due will be added to the Customer's next bill. Objection to Bill Filed Within Net Payment Period. Where written objection to any bill is filed by the Customer within the net payment period, and the time required for investigation of such objection extends beyond the net payment period, the Company will accept net payment in full of such bill if payment is made within 14 days after the Customer has been notified of the results of such investigation. Temporary or Seasonal Service. Temporary or seasonal service will be supplied only in accordance with the provisions of the Company's Temporary or Seasonal Ser- vice rider. Resale, The Company will not furnish electricity for resale except as provided under Rate 86 and Rider 12. Assignment. The benefits and obligations of the contract for service shall inure to and be binding upon the successors and assigns of the ori- ginal parties thereto, respectively, for the full term thereof; provided, that no assignment shall be made by the Customer with- out first obtaining the Company's written consent and provided, further, that the successor shall execute and deliver to the Com- pany an agreement assuming and agreeing to be bound by the original contract. Agents Cannot Modify Agreement. No agent has the authority to amend, modify, or alter the contract for service, or waive any of its conditions, or to bind the Company by making any promises or representations not contained therein. Fire or Other Casualty -- Customer's Premises. In case a fire or other casualty shall occur on the premiges, rendering them unfit for the purposes of the Customer's business, the Customer's contract shall thereupon be suspended until such time as the premises shall have been reconstructed and reoccupied by the Customer for the purposes of his business. � -75 TERMS AMID CONDITIONS (Continued) Disconnect Notice. Schedules 9, E -3 & 7R Prior to discontinuance of electric service to a customer who fails to establish his credit, or fails to increase his Advance Payment Deposit or Cash Deposit, or fails to pay a past due bill owed to the Company for electric service for the same class of service furnished to him at the same or another location, the Company will, under the terms of Illinois Com- merce Commission General Order 172, mail to the Customer a Disconnect Notice in the form shown below. 8%r Notice and Address Side gY2r Information Side Note: Shaded area indicates black print on red background. Commonwealth Edison Company Schedules 9 and E -3 RIDER 20 - FUEL ADJUSTMENT* The charges for all kilowatthours of energy supplied in the period covered by any bill shall be increased or decreased by a fuel adjustment charge or credit, computed as follows: If the per therm cost of fuel (other than nuclear fuel) for such kilowatthours is greater or less than 2.725¢,the charge or credit shall be the amount (adjusted for the effect of revenue taxes and other similar governmental charges not covered by Rider 23) by which such cost is more or less than 2.725¢ multiplied by the number of therms required for the production of such kilowatthours. Any fraction of 0.001¢ in the per kilowatthour charge or credit shall be dropped if less than 0.0005¢ or, if 0.00050 or more, shall be rounded up to the next full 0.0010, For the purposes hereof, the per therm cost of fuel (other than nuclear fuel) for the kilowatthours covered by any bill shall be determined by dividing (a) the cost of fuel (other than nuclear fuel) used, during the first three of the four calendar months immediately preceding the calendar month in which the date of issue occurs, in the production of electricity in the Company's electric generating stations and electricity purchased by the Company from Commonwealth Edison Company of Indiana, Inc. by (b) the number of therms of fuel (other than nuclear fuel) so used. The cost of fuel used shall be determined in accordance with the "Uniform System of Accounts for Electric Utilities" prescribed by Illinois Commerce Compission, but shall also include sales, use and similar taxes and, unless otherwise ordered by the Commission, operation and maintenance expenses directly incurred and the amortization of the costs of equipment used in reducing or removing sulfur and other pollutants from fuel or stack gases and disposing of related wastes (such expenses and costs to be determined in accordance with such Uniform System, and to include those of related research and development work but exclude those related to the installation or operation of electrostatic or mechanical precipitators and any return on investment). For the purposes hereof, the number of therms per kilowatthour required for the production of the kilowatthours covered by any bill shall be determined by dividing (a) the number of therms of fuel (other than nuclear fuel) used, during the three - month period specified above, in the production of electricity so produced and purchased by (b) the number of kilowatthours sold by the Company in such period, as recorded in the Company's books of account. Except as specified above, all other provisions of the rate shall apply. RIDER 23 - MUNICIPAL AND STATE TAX ADDITIONS Pursuant to the provisions of paragraph (b) of Section 36 of the Act concerning public utilities, as amended, authorizing addi- tional charges for services rendered equal to the amount by which the tax under The Public Utilities Revenue Act, as amended, exceeds three percent, the Company will add two percent to all net billings (including the municipal tax additions referred to below) for electricity furnished for use or consumption and not for resale, and for all services rendered in connection therewith (except items of such billings resulting from transactions not subject to such tax). Such addition was effective with meter readings taken on and after August 1, 1967. If the municipality within which service is rendered imposes a tax on the Company's gross receipts from electric service, an addi- tion will also be made to bills for electric service in accordance with the provisions of Rider 23. RIDER 24 - MUNICIPAL TAX ADDITIONS For Municipal Taxes or Charges Other Than Those Authorized by Section 8 -11 -2 of the Illinois Municipal Code and Collected Under Rider 23 of This Schedule If the municipality within which service is rendered imposes a tax or other charge on or measured by sales or revenues from the use or consumption of electricity, other than one collectible under Rider 23, an addition will be made to bills for electric service in accordance with the provisions of Rider 24. *Rider 20 is not applicable to Rates 23 and 26. 4 -74 Electricity will be supplied at locations and amounts and approximate voltages of: Pump at Reservoir Well Pump 60 KW - Entering voltage 12,470 volts, transformed to and metered at approximately 480 volts, threes phase, three wire. 15 KW - Entering voltage 7,200/ 12,470 volts, transformed to and metered at approximately,,Q40 approximately,, volts, three phase, three wire. Maintenance and 11 KW - single phase, tie wire Equipment Building at approximately 120/240 volts. Clubhouse 52 KIT - Entering voltage 12,470 (2 meters) volts, transformed to and metered at approximately 120/208 volts, three phase, four wire. Supplement to Rate 22 contract dated April 26, 1976 village of Buffalo Orove (Golf Club) 400 Lake Cook Road Buffalo grove a FACILITIES RENTAL SERVICE The Company hereby agrees to furnish and maintain hereunder facilities which the Company provides on a rental basis, for which the Customer agrees to pay a total monthly rental of $.. 2 ©t 2a ....:..., as described below :. (1:) Required Transformer Facilities 1 - 75 KVA, 3 phase, 12,470 to 480 volts $15.60 3 - 5 KVA, 1 phase, 7,200 to 120/240 volts 0 $2.05 ea. 6.15 1 - 15 KVA, 1 phase, 7,200 to 120 /240 volts 4,05 1 - 75 KVA, 3 phase, 12,470 to 120/208 volts 19.70 10 - cutouts (II -1) $0.40 each 4.00 16 - arresters (II -1) 0 $0.10 each 1.60 $51.10 (2) Standard Transformer Facilities 1 - 3 150 KVA, 3 phase, 12 470 to 120 /208 volts cutouts (II 0 $29.25 - -1) $0.40 each 1.20 3 - arresters ('II -1) Q $0.15 each .45 $30.90 Total Monthly Rental (Item l minus Item 2) t20.20 All such facilities shall remain the property of the Company. The monthly rental specified is based on the Company's standard rental charges applicable on the date hereof and is subject to change. The actual rental charges shall be those in effect at the time of installation of the facilities; and whenever there is a change in facilities which requires a different rental payment, the rental charge for all facilities of the same class will be based on charges in effect at that time. The monthly rental is in addition to all other charges under the contract to which this rider applies. Dated......Aprii 26, . A970 ................ 0&8039(3' a.n Customer's Name .Village of Bu.tfalo Grove (Golf Club) ................. ............................... Address . �00.. Lake . Cook Road ............. METER LEASE SERVICE The Company agrees to furnish and maintain on the Customer's premises metering equipment in excess of a standard metering installation to measure the electricity supplied to the Customer, as described below, for which the Customer agrees to pay, a tote) monthly rental of $ 5.80 1. Actual Metering Equipment 2 watthour meters, 3 phase, 3 wire, 30 amp 0 $1.15 each 2 watthour meters, 3 phase, 4 wire, 30 amp @ 1.25 each 1 aatthour meter, 1 phase, 3 wire,.. 30 amp 4 demand meters, indicating 0 $0.75 each 1 demand meter, cumulative Monthly Rental $2.30 2.50 3.00 1.80 Total ( Item 1) ...:............... $ 1 10.05 2. Standard Metering Equipment 1 watthour meter, 3 phasq, 4 wires 2* amp $1.40 1 demand meter, cumulative 1.80 3 current transformers, 300 amp @ $0.35 each 1.05 Total (Item 2) ................... $ 4.25 3. Total Monthly Rental Payable ( Item 1 minus Item 2) ............................... $ — 5-130 The Customer agrees to furnish and install the wiring, supports, and other appurtenances, as specified by the Company, necessary for the metering installation or installations. The monthly rental specified above is in addition to all other charges under the contract to which this rider is attached and this contract rider is subject to change as provided in such contract. Dated April 26, 1976 86.8049(5) 3.72 Customer's Name Village of Buffalo Grove (Golf Club) Address 400 Lake Cook Road Commonwealth Edison One First National Plaza, Chicago, Illinois Address Reply to: Post Office Box 767 Chicago, Illinois 60690 President and Board of Trustees Village of Buffalo Grove Buffalo Grove, Illinois Gentlemen: April 6,11981 This will confirm our discussions and conversations relative to the following arrangement: The undersigned, Commonwealth Edison Company, for good and valuable consider- ations, hereby agrees that so long as that certain ordinance passed by the President and Board of Trustees of the Village of Buffalo Grove, April 10, 1958, granting the undersigned, its successors and assigns, the right to con- struct, operate and maintain an electric light and power system in the Village of Buffalo Grove, shall remain in full force and effect, said Commonwealth Edison Company, its successors and assigns will, during each calendar year for the remainder of the life of said ordinance, supply without charge to the Village of Buffalo Grove, such an amount of electric energy as may be reason- ably necessary for lighting and various other uses in the following municipal buildings solely occupied for municipal purposes and not for purposes of revenue (or such part thereof as may from time to time be so occupied): Village Hall, Police Department - 50 Raupp Boulevard and Fire Station Public Works Building - 51 Raupp Boulevard Fire Station - 505 West Dundee Road The foregoing arrangement shall be effective beginning with readings made after April 1, 1981, of meters measuring electric energy for the above pur- poses at the above described locations. None of said electric energy so to be supplied without charge to the Village shall be used by the Village for heating, street lighting, water pumping or other such power purposes. Nor shall any of said energy be resold for any purpose whatsoever. This agreement and the commitments herein contained shall supersede, replace and be in lieu of the undertakings contained in a letter of the undersigned, addressed to the President and Board of Trustees of the Village of Buffalo Grove, dated May 13, 1976. Very truly yours, COMMONWEALTH EDISON COMPANY