Min CC 01/08/1981 CIBOLO CITY COUNCIL MINUTES, JANUARY 8, 1981
1. CALL TO ORDER: Mayor Pro-tem Marge Smith; 7:00 p.m.
2 . QUORUM CHECK: Mayor Pro-tem Marge Smith, Councilmembers Nirider, Wiederstein,
Thurman & Swenson; Police Chief Jeronimo Marin,Jr.; City Secretary
Barbara Glenewinkel.
3. INVOCATION: Bill Wiederstein
4. MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING:
Bill Wiederstein (Gerald Thurman) moved the minutes of the Dec. 18
meeting be approved with the rewording of New Business Section E to
read "Andrew Tolle will be asked to use a maintainer on the gravel
streets to smoothe out the rough spots."
All approved.
5. NEW BUSINESS: A. CIBOLO NORTH UNIT I.
Mr. C.P.Vaughan and Mark Vaughan of Vaughan-Crest, Inc. and Vaughan
Co . appeared before the Council to request approval of the Cibolo
North Unit I plat and approval of requested variances to the Sub-
Division Ordinance . Letter detailing variances is attached to
minutes .
Jo Nirider (Sig Swenson moved the plat and variances be approved.
All approved with Bill Wiederstein abstaining due to family inter-
est in subdivision property.
The 23 lots nearest Cibolo Bowling Club will be developed first.
The homes will be 32,000 to 35,000 dollar homes .
Mr. Vaughan went on to explain that Mr. Odo Riedel will be develop-
ing the remainder of the subdivision plat originally submitted for
preliminary approval. Mr. Vaughan will buy 40 lots from Mr. Riedel
and build the homes on the developed lots. Mr. Vaughan expressed
the hope that all development in other sections of the subdivision
will be in accordance with Unit I.
B. STREET IMPROVEMENTS
A discussion of street improvements was held. Bill Wiederstein
suggested using the city sales tax for priorities after the
Timber Tech sewer line is paid for. (As of January 9, 1981,
$1812 .17 is owed on contract. January payment to Timber Tech
is $1707.20 - 60/ of 2845.3 ; leaving a balance of 101 .97.)
C. POLLING PLACE - CITY ELECTION
Sig Swenson (Gerald Thurman) moved the polling place for the
April 4, 1981 City Election be the City Hall, 109 S. Main.
All approved.
D. CITY ELECTION JUDGE
Jo Nirider (Bill Wiederstein) moved that Fred Wiedner be appoint-
ed election judge for theApril 4. 1981 city election. All approved.
E. S.A.F.E.S. AMBULANCE - SHARE OF OPERATING EXPENSES
A letter from City of Sche rtz explaining Cibolo 's share in cost
of operating expences for SAFES AMBULANCE SERVICE for year 1980
wase read and approved for payment.
F. PAY INCREASE - CITY EMPLOYEES
1. Sig Swenson (Bill Wiederstein) moved that Barbara Glenewinkel,
City Secretary be given a $50.00 per month raise . All approved.
2 . Sig Swenson (Jo Nirider) moved that Iva Amacker, Clerk; and
Gregory Russell, Maintenance be given a pay raise in accordance
with-minimum pay raise hipe of 25¢ per hour. Their hourly wage
will now be $3.35. All approved.
3. Jo Nirider (Bill Wiederstein) moved that Bookkeeper Gladys Pfeil
be given a raise from $1 .00 per hour to $6.00 per hour. The motion
carried.
• Ayes: Bill Wiederstein, Jo Nirider, Gerald Thurman
Naes: Sig Swenson
6. BILLS TO BE APPROVED: Jo Nirider (Bill Wiederstein) moved the bills presented for
approval be paid with the inclusion of the S.A.F.E.S. bill.
All approved.
7. ADJOURNMENT: Gerald Thurman (Sig Swenson) moved the meeting be adjourned at
8:30 p .m. All approved.
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CIBOLO CITY COUNCIL MEETING, JANUARY 8, 1981, CONTINUED
MARGE SM;TH, MAYOR FRO-TEM
CITY OF CIBOLO
a
BARBARA L. GLENEWINKEL,
CITY SECRETARY
City Planning Commission
City of Cibolo
Cibolo , Texas 78108
R(, : Cibolo North
Unit I
Gentlemen :
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Please find attached to this letter 2 Original Plats and 8
copies of the Plats of the above captioned .
Also enclosed is our check in the amount of $110 . 00 which
-i , in compliance with section 2 . 3 - A3 of the City Ordinances .
fol_low.ing W1r'_i,.lnec,c in �lccordancc with Article VT :
vt 1 . Page 15 , 5 . 3 - Sidewalks to be deleted for 'the above
captioned .
2 . Page 24 , T. 6B - Delete lenght of blocks wording" or be
less than five hundred( 500) feet" since we have blocks
less than 500 feet in lenght .
3 . Page 25 , 7 . 7 B-la -Delete the 70 ' width lot to variable
lot f'ronl_s as shown on the plat .
4 . Page 27 , 7 . 8 E-3 - Change side yard setback to "10 feet
total, with a minimum dimension ,on one side of 5 feet" .
5 . Page 30 , 8 . 3 - Delete section on planting of trees on
each lot .
The above variances are for the above captioned development only
and do not effect anyother development at this time .
61 i.r'tae1. th-_It yoi) w_i.11 ( _i.nd L1-le enclosed plats to your satisfaction,
hoviever ; if you should have any questions , please let us know.
Sincerely yours ,
VAUGHAN CRIES DEV PMENT, INC .
C. P . Vaughan , President
BILLS TO BE APPROVED - JANUARY 8, 1981
UTILITIES
G.V.E.C. COMM. BLDG 21 -41
PARK 9.52
CITY HALL 12 .07
CITY OF CIBOLO CITY HALL (WATER & SFIER) 23 .00
CITY PARK (WATER:) 18.50
OFFICE ADMINISTRATION
DONALD CALE 331 copies @ .15 ea. 49 .65
SO. TEXAS PRINTING SUPPLIES 8.50
HERALD PUBLISHING CO. PUBLISHING 4.00
RALPH GILES TRANSFERS 1 .50
FRANK SCHMIDT POSTING NOTICE OF MEETING CHANGE 2 .00
A.A.C.O.G. DUES 133 .00
J. WUESTS SUPPLIES 5.23
TAMARA.C SUPPLIES 3.58
COCA-COLA BTLG CO 26.95
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION DUES TO JAN 11.4, '82 25.00
OF SMALL CITIES
STREETS
RENCO SUPPLY, INC. CENTER MOUNT DELINEATORS 40.00
POLICE
PAUL ANDERSON 500 SETS COURT SUMMONS 2014.30
RANDALL A. JENKINS RADIO MAINTENANCE 26.75
TEXAS COURT CLERKS ASSOC. DUES 10.00
WATER & SEWER
C.C.M.A. EhKT--SEWER CONNECTIONS 1800.00
E�RAM13MV00D CIRCLE
C.C.M.A. SEWER PROCESSING 8514.014
VAUGHAN CO. REFUND ONE SEWER CONNECTION 25.00
VAUGHAN CREST REFUND SEVEN SEWER. CONNECTIONS 175.00
CITY OF SCHERTZ PURCHASED WATER 5146.86
June
City Planning Commission
City of Cibolo,
Cibolo, Texas
8 ,
Rc,: Cibolo North
Unit 2
Gentl.en-an :
Pleasis find .attached to this letter 2 original plats and F3 copies
of the plats of the above captioned .
Also enclosed is our check in the amount of *R8 . 00 which ii, i_n
compliance with Section 2_ . 3 - A3 qt the City Ordinances .
In regard to the above captioned , we respectively request: the
following Variances in accordance with Artecle Vl .
1 . rage 15 , 5 . 3 - Sidwalks jo be de=leted
2 . Page 211 , 7 . GB - MUM lenght: of bl ockL .
3 . Page 25 , 7 . 7 B-la Delete the 70 ' width lots .
4 . Page 27 , 7 . 3 E-3 - Mope .,.i_dw yard ,yet back to Nut .
5 . Page 30., £3 . 3 - Delete t;r•ct. ion on planting of f_r"u5 .
The above variance are for. the ,a nvo captioned dovplopmen t only
and do 'not effect any other development at thij Qme .
Wo trust t that you w:i.11. find thn "nel pn"d plats lo your :,n t i ; J n, I �ry ,
1 u4ufer; H you should have any questions , plc.dne lot ud ]''ilow .
S:ineprel.v yours ,
VAM-1,11/1 PJ
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P . Va,r1,h ay , President t
CIBOIO CITY OOUNCIL MINUTES, DECEMBER 18, 1980
1. CALL TO ORDER: 7:00 p.m. Mayor John Sippel
2 . QUORUM CHECK: Mayor Sippel, Councilmembers: Nirider, Smith, Wiederstein, Swenson,
& Thurman; City Sec . Barbara Glenewinkel.
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3. INVO CA TION: Bill Wie der st ein
4. MINUTES: Jo Nirider (Sig Swenson) moved the minutes of the meeting of Dec.
nth be approved. All , approved.
5. NEW BUSINESS:
A. GUADA LUPE VALLEY ELECTRIC CO-OP RATE INCREASE
Doyle Hines, General Manager and Leon Netardus, business manager
of G.V.E.C. attended the Council meeting to discuss the utility
rate increase. Mr. Hines explained that the Co-op had not had a
rate increase in 39 months - since 1977 . The G.V.E.C. represent-
atives had material explaining the percentage of increase for the
different categories of electricity users. The rate increase has
been approved by the Texas Utility Commission (Dec . 18,1980) .
The rate increase is to be effective with the February 1981 billing .
Mr. Hines had copies of an Ordinance approving the rate increase.
This ordinance 4283) was read by Mayor Sippel.
Bill Wiederstein (Jo Nirider) moved the Council approve--the rate`-`
increase Ordinance #283 . All approved.
Councilman Wiederstein in making the motion, stated the G.V.E.C.
- has always been very responsive to the needs of the rural and
urban areas. He also felt they had made improvements that wo uld
benefit the present as well as the future residents in the areas
served by them.
B. CIVIL PREPAREDNESS ORDINANCE
The Council reviewed an Ordinance prepared by the County Attorney
and brought to City Hall by Homer Spellman, director of Civil
Defense in this district. The ordinance establishes the Mayor
as chief coordinator.
Marge Smith (Bill Wiederstein) moved the Council approved Ord-
inance #284.
All approved.
C. TAX RO LL
The changes made to the City tax roll were presented to the Council
for approval. The changes occurred with the re platting of Four
Leaf Park. There was a difference of $108.00 in value with a tax
levy of 61 cents .
Jo Nirider (Marge Smith) moved the certificates of error be
approved. All approved.
D. TRA.ILER HOME ON DOBIE CAMPUS
Mayor Sippel explained a request by the S.C.- U.C. ISD. for per-
mission to -place a trailer home on the school campus . An employee
of the School District would live in the home. The purpose of the
trailer on campus would be to discourage would be burglars at the
school. Dobie M.S., being situated so far fo m any populated area
is a prime target for vandals .
Bill Wiederstein (Sig Swenson) moved the Council grant the school
permission to place a trailer home on Dobie M.S. Campus with a
1 year temporary permit subject to renewal. All approved.
E. STREETS '
The condition of the gravel streets was discussed. The Council
decided to ask Andrew Tolle to maintain the streets .
F. RENTAL OF BALL PARK & CONCESSION BUILDING
The request of the area Church League to rent the ball diamond and
concession building on a contract basis for the late spring and
summer months was discussed. The Council felt the building should
• be used. Rev. M. Creamer of Victory Assembly of God Church, U.C.
had inquired about renting the concession bldg. with the City gettin€
a percentage of their profits . The Council decided to rent the
bldg. to the league without taking; a percentage of profits. The reni
would be determined by the electricity used. The league would be
in charge of cleaning the bldg,. & rest rooms after use.
Page 2
DECEMBER. 18 1980 COUNCIL MINUTES CONT.
G. UNEMPLOYMENT CCKPENSATION ACT (SENATE BILL 2)
Sig Swenson (Gerald Thurman) moved the Council pass a resolution
supporting Senate Bill 2 . This bill to be introduced in January
_ by Roy Blake would amend the Unemployment Comp. Act and eliminate
much of its abuse . All approved.
6. BILLS TO BE APPROVED:
Jo Nirider (Marge Smith) moved the bills to be approved for
payment . All approved.
7. ADJOURNMENT: 10:00 p.m. Mayor Sippel.
JOHN A.%SIPPEL, MAYOR, CITY OF CIBOLO
BARBARA L. GLENEWINKEL, SECRETARY
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CITY OF CIBOIO
BILLS TO BE APPROVED - 18 DECEMBER. 1980
UTILITIES
SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE 33.76
OFFICE ADMINISTR.A.TIONUNIVERSITY TER FOR SS��77pp TT��
COMMUNITYFSERVICES ELE� WS TEXAS 10 .00
HERALD PUBLISHING CO PUBLISHING ORDINANCES 66.20
& AMENDMENTS
REIMRflRMT SECRETARY'S (BLG & IRA) 9.96
WUEST'S SUPERMARKET SUPPLIES 11 .10
T & F CONSTRUCTION COPY OF ORDINANCE # 61 6.00
STREET DEPARTMENT
T & F CONSTRUCTION TRIM TREES 103.50
CLEAN MUD OFF STREET
DEPOSITED BY SCHUETZ BROS. 1 .88
BUILDING INSPECTION DEPARTMENT
T & F CONSTRUCTION BLDG INSPECTIONS 230.00
POLICE DEPARTMENT
CITY OF SCHERTZ GASOLINE 128.38
DI SPAT CHER 150.00
AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY IDEAL CLAMPS 28.00
TRI CITY INSURANCE NOTARY BOE 48.00
TAX DEPT.
TAgO DUES 25.00
IRTER & SEWER.
T & F CONSTRUCTION MAINTENANCE 567.55
GREEN VALLEY WATER PURCHASED WATER 41 .89
HELPING HAND HARDWARE SUPPLIES 5.86
FROST NATIONAL BANK COUPONS DUE 1,665.00
Guadalupe Valley Electric Cooperative, Inc.
Gonzales, Texas
SECTION TITLE:
Section No. III
RATE SCHEDULES G-1
Sheet No. 7
Effective Date
Revision No. 2
APPLICABILITY:
Page 1 of 1
All Territory
G-1 SINGLE-PHASE
- AVAILABILITY
Available to single-phase consumers.
TYPE OF SERVICE
Single-phase, 60 Hertz, at available secondary voltage. Frequency and
voltage shall be subject to reasonable variation.
GROSS RATE
Customer Charge: $ 7.50 per consumer per month
Demand & Energy Charge: 2.6085G per kWh
MINIMUM CHARGE
The minimum charge per month shall be $7.50, or the amount specified
in the contract, whichever is higher.
ADJUSTMENTS
The foregoing charges shall be adjusted in accordance with the pro-
visions on Sheet No. 6A and Sheet No. 6B.
TERMS OF PAYMENT
Each bill for utility service(s) , regardless of the nature of the
service(s) , is due 15 days after issuance unless such day falls on a holiday
or weekend, in which case payment is due on the next work day. If full pay-
ment is not received in the office of the Cooperative on or before the date
such bill is due, the customer's account will be considered delinquent and
subject to disconnection in accordance with the rules of the appropriate
Guadalupe Valley Electric Cooperative, Inc.
Gonzales, Texas
l
SECTION TITLE:
Section No. III
RATE SCHEDULES G-2
Sheet No. 8
Effective Date
Revision No. 2
APPLICABILITY:
-- _
All Territory Page 1 of 3
G-2 ALL-ELECTRIC
— AVAILABILITY
Available to All-Electric residences and Electric Brooder installations
which conform to the specifications stated below.
TYPE OF SERVICE
Single-phase, 60 Hertz, at available secondary voltage.
RATE
Customer Charge: $ 8,50 per consumer per month
Demand $ Energy Charge: 2.085 per kWh
MINIMUM CHARGE
A. For All-Electric residences: $ 8.50 per month
B. For Electric Brooder Installations: 100.00 per year
C. The amount specified in the contract if it is larger than A or B.
CONDITIONS OF SERVICE
A. For All-Electric Homes:
1. The consumer shall notify the Cooperative in writing that he has
an All-Electric home and request to be put on this rate.
2. The home shall be equipped with one or more electric water heaters
of one of the following specifications:
a. A minimum of a 30 gallon insulated tank, equipped with two
heating elements, thermostatically controlled, and so
connected that only one element may operate at a time.
b. A minimum of a 50 gallon insulated tank, equipped with one low
density heating element, thermostatically controlled, with a
minimum of 2,500 watts capacity.
Guadalupe Valley Electric Cooperative, Inc.
Gonzales, Texas
SECTION TITLE:
Section No. III
RATE SCHEDULES G-2
Sheet No. 9
Effective Date
Revision No. 2
APPLICABILITY:
Page .— of 3
All Territory
CONDITIONS OF SERVICE (Continued)
- 3. In order to be eligible for this rate, the home shall contain
permanent type electric'range, heaters, and water heater. Also,
at least 5 kW of total calculated heat loss of the structure shall
be permanently installed and at least fifty percent of the electric
heating equipment installed as indicated by the calculated heat
loss. House wiring, appliances and thermal insulation of the
house shall be inspected and approved by the Cooperative before the
consumer becomes eligible for the application of this rate.
B. For Electric Brooder Installations:
1. Service shall be supplied under this schedule to electric brooders
and associated equipment only, such as a water pump, automatic
feeders, poultry house lighting and any other uses which are
directly connected with the operation of the brooders.
2. Consumer's electric wiring shall be inspected and approved by the
Cooperative before the consumer becomes eligible for the applica-
tion of this rate.
3. The consumer shall notify the Cooperative in writing that he has an
electric brooder installation and that he wishes to obtain service
to same for a period of not less than one year.
4. There shall be no other type of utility available for use in
brooding.
BILLING ADJUSTMENTS
The foregoing charges shall be adjusted in accordance with the pro-
visions on Sheet No. 6A and Sheet No. 6B.
Guadalupe Valley Electric Cooperative., Inc.
- Gonzales, Texas
SECTION TITLE:
Section No. III
RATE SCHEDULES G-2
" Sheet No. 10
Effective Date
Revision No. 2
APPLICABILITY:
Page 3 of 3
All Territory
TERMS OF PAYMENT
Each bill for utility service(s) , regardless of the nature of the
service(s) , is due 15 days after issuance unless such day falls on .a holiday
or weekend, in which case payment is due on the next work day. If full pay=
- ment is not received in the office of the Cooperative on or before the date
such bill is due, the customer's account will be considered delinquent and
subject to disconnection in accordance with the rules of the appropriate
regulatory authority.
Guadalupe Valley Electric Cooperative, Inc.
Gonzales, Texas
SECTION TITLE:
Section No. III
RATE SCHEDULES G-3
Sheet No. 11
Effective Date
Revision No. 2
APPLICABILITY:
Page 1 of 2
All Territory
G-3 SINGLE-PHASE COMMERCIAL WITH ELECTRIC HEAT
AVAILABILITY
Available to single-phase, commercial consumers with electric heating.
TYPE OF SERVICE
Single-phase, 60 Hertz, at available secondary voltage. Frequency and
voltage shall be subject to reasonable variation.
RATE
Customer Charge: $15.00 per consumer per month
Demand & Energy Charge: 2.23¢ per kWh
MINIMUM CHARGE
The minimum monthly charge shall be the highest one of the following:
(1) The minimum monthly charge specified in the contract for service.
(2) A charge of $1.00 per kVA of installed transformer capacity.
(3) A charge of $15.00.
CONDITIONS OF SERVICE
1. The consumer shall have permanently installed space electric heating
equipment totaling 10 kW capacity or more.
2. The consumer shall notify the Cooperative in writing that electric heating
has been installed and request to be placed on this rate schedule.
3. Installation of all equipment and electric wiring shall/ comply with the
requirements of the National Electrical Code and Specifications of the
Cooperative and must be approved by the Cooperative prior to being billed
under this rate.
Guadalupe Valley Electric Cooperative, Inc.
Gonzales, Texas
SECTION TITLE:
Section No. III
RATE SCHEDULES G-3
Sheet No. 12
Effective Date
Revision No. 2
APPLICABILITY:
Page,— of 2
All Territory
BILLING ADJUSTMENTS
The foregoing charges shall be adjusted in accordance with the pro-
visions on Sheet No. 6A and Sheet No. 6B.
TERMS OF PAYMENT
The above rates are _net; the gross rates being five percent (5%) higher.
Each bill for utility service(s) , regardless of the nature of the service(s) ,
is due 15 days after issuance unless such day falls on a holiday or weekend,
in which case payment is due on the next work day. If full payment is not
received in the office of the Cooperative on or before the date such bill is
due, the gross rate shall apply, and the customer's account will be considered
delinquent and subject to disconnection in accordance with the rules of the
appropriate regulatory authority.
Guadalupe Valley Electric Cooperative, Inc.
Gonzales, Texas
SECTION TITLE:
Section No. III
RATE SCHEDULES G-4
Sheet No. .13
Effective Date
Revision No. 2
APPLICABILITY:
Page 1 of 2
All Territory
G-4 THREE-PHASE UNDER 50 KW
AVAILABILITY
Available to three-phase consumers up to 50 kW of billing demand (also
single-phase consumers who were on the "LP" rate as of 6-30-74) .
TYPE OF SERVICE
Three-phase, 60 Hertz, at standard voltages. Frequency and voltage shall
be subject to reasonable variation.
RATE
Customer Charge: $30.00 per consumer per month
Demand Charge: First 25 kW of Billing Demand No Charge
All over 25 kW of Billing Demand $2.75 per kW
Energy Charge: 2.43 per kWh
DETERMINATION OF BILLING DEMAND
The billing demand shall be the maximum kilowatt load used by the consumer
for any period of fifteen (15) consecutive minutes during the month for which
the bill is rendered as indicated or recorded by a demand meter and adjusted
for the power factor hereafter specified, but in no event less than 70% of the
highest demand established in the preceding eleven (11) months.
POWER FACTOR
The consumer agrees to maintain unity power factor as nearly as practicable.
Demand charges will be adjusted for consumers with 50 kW or more of measured
demand to correct for average power factor lower than 9A and may be so
adjusted for other consumers if and when the Cooperative deems necessary. Such
adjustment will be made by increasing the measured demand one percent (1%)
for each one percent by which the average power factor is less than 90% lagging.
Guadalupe Valley Electric Cooperative, Inc.
Gonzales, Texas
SECTION TITLE:
Section No. III
RATE SCHEDULES G-4
Sheet No. 14
Effective Date
Revision No. 2
APPLICABILITY:
_ Page 2 of 2
All Territory
MINIMUM CHARGE
The minimum monthly charge shall be the highest one of the following
charges as determined for the consumer in question:
1. The minimum monthly charge specified in the contract for service.
2. A charge of $1.00 per kVA of installed transformer capacity.
3. The Customer Charge.
BILLING ADJUSTMENTS
The foregoing charges shall be adjusted in accordance with the pro-
visions on Sheet No. 6A and Sheet No. 6B.
TERMS OF PAYMENT
The above rates are net, the gross rates being five percent (5%) higher.
Each bill for utility service(s) , regardless of the nature of the service(s) ,
is due 15 days after issuance unless such day falls on a holiday or weekend,
in which case payment is due on the next work day. If full payment is not
received in the office of the Cooperative on or before the date such bill is
due, the gross rate shall apply, and the customer's account will be considered
delinquent and subject to disconnection in accordance with the rules of the
appropriate regulatory authority.
Guadalupe Valley Electric Cooperative, Inc.
Gonzales, Texas
SECTION TITLE:
Section No. III
RATE SCHEDULES G-5
Sheet No. 15
Effective Date
Revision No. 2
APPLICABILITY: ,
Page 1 of 2
All Territory
G-5 LARGE POWER OVER 500 KVA
AVAILABILITY
Available to consumers with over 500 kVA of installed demand located on
or near power facilities having adequate capacity and correct voltage to serve
load in desired capacity.
TYPE OF SERVICE
Three-phase, 60 Hertz, at one of the Cooperative's standard secondary
voltages. Frequency and voltage shall be subject to reasonable variation.
RATE
Customer Charge: $150.00 per consumer per month
Demand Charge: $ 3.00 per kVA of Billing Demand
Energy Charge: , l.Ogp, per kWh
DETERMINATION OF BILLING DEMAND
The billing demand shall be the maximum kilovoltampere (kVA) load
established by the consumer for any period of fifteen (15) consecutive minutes
during the month for which the bill is rendered, but in no event less than
700 of the highest demand established in the preceding 11 months. The kVA
demand may be recorded by a kVA meter or calculated from recordings of kW
and kVAR meters or other meters which may be used at the discretion of the
Cooperative.
Guadalupe Valley Electric Cooperative, Inc.
- Gonzales, Texas
SECTIOR TITLE:
Section No. III
RATE SCHEDULES G-5
Sheet No. 16
Effective Date
Revision No. 2
APPLICABILITY:
Page 2 of 2
All Territory
MINIMUM CHARGE
The minimum monthly charge shall be the highest one of the following
charges as determined for the consumer in question:
1. The minimum monthly charge specified in the contract for service.
2. A charge of $3.00 per kVA of installed transformer capacity.
3. The Customer Charge.
BILLING ADJUSTMENTS
The foregoing charges shall be adjusted in accordance with the pro-
visions on Sheet No. 6A and Sheet No. 6B.
TERMS OF PAYMENT
The above rates are net, the gross rates being five percent (5%) higher.
Each bill for utility service(s) , regardless of the nature of the service(s) ,
is due 15 days after issuance unless such day falls on a holiday or weekend,
in which case payment is due on the next work day. If full payment is not
received in the office of the Cooperative on or before the date such bill is
due, the gross rate shall apply, and the customer's account will be considered
delinquent and subject to disconnection in accordance with the rules of, the
appropriate regulatory authority.
Guadalupe Valley Electric Cooperative, Inc.
Gonzales, Texas
SECTION TITLE:
Section No. III
RATE SCHEDULES G-7 Sheet No. 18
Effective Date
y Revision No. 2
y
[APPLICABILITY: page 1 of 1
All Territory
G-7 IRRIGATION
AVAILABILITY
Available to Irrigation consumers of 10 horsepower or larger.
RATE
Demand Charge: $1.22 per HP payable monthly
Energy Charge: 1.10¢ per kWh
MINIMUM CHARGE
The annual minimum charge shall be $13.80 per horsepower nameplate
rating of motors per year or the amount specified in the contract for
service, whichever is the higher.
BILLING ADJUSTMENTS
The foregoing charges shall be adjusted in accordance with the pro-
visions on Sheet No. 6A and Sheet No. 6B.
CONDITIONS OF SERVICE
Consumer agrees that each term of service under this rate shall be for
not less than one year.
TERMS OF PAYMENT
The above rates are net, the gross rates being five percent (50) higher.
Each bill for utility service(s) , regardless of the. nature of the service(s) ,
is due 15 days after issuance unless such day falls on a holiday or weekend,
in which case payment is due on the next work day. If full payment is not
received in the office of the Cooperative on or before the date such bill is
due, the gross rate shall apply, and the customer's account will be considered
delinquent and subject to disconnection in accordance with the rules of the
appropriate regulatory authority.
Guadalupe Valley Electric Cooperative, Inc.
Gonzales, Texas
SECTION TITLE:
Section No. III
RATE SCHEDULES Security Lights
Sheet No. 19
Effective Date
Revision No. 2
APPLICABILITY:
Page 1 of 2
All Electric
SECURITY LIGHTS
AVAILABILITY
Available to municipalities, political subdivisions, corporations,
associations of a public or quasi-public nature, organized public bodies
or to individuals.
TYPE OF SERVICE
Unmetered, individually controlled for dusk to dawn operation by automatic
device, using standard fixtures and equipment, gaseous discharge lamps and
standard mounting height.
RATE (Per Month)
Class A Lights - $4.95 each
Class B Lights - $3.80 each
Class C Lights - Rate to be determined from analysis of requirements.
CLASSES DEFINED '
Class A: Installations not exceeding 500 watts, where investment by
Cooperative does not exceed $225.00 per light.
Class B: Installation not exceeding 300 watts, where investment by
Cooperative does not exceed $175.00 per light.
Class C: Special effect lighting.
CONDITIONS OF SERVICE
The Cooperative will furnish, own and maintain all equipment used under
this schedule, and will exercise reasonable diligence in replacing lamps and
equipment. However, the responsibility rests with the consumer to report
the need for same.
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Guadalupe Valley Electric Cooperative, Inc.
Gonzales, Texas
SECTION TITLE:
Section No. III
RATE SCHEDULES Security Lights
-- Sheet No. 19A
Effective Date
Revision No. 2
APPLICABILITY:
Page 2 of 2
All Electric
CONDITIONS OF SERVICE (Continued)
If the cost of installation exceeds the _above specified amounts, consumer
shall contribute the excess cost toward the installation, but title to all
equipment shall remain in the Cooperative.
If underground service is desired by consumer, .it is his responsibility
to furnish, own and maintain such underground equipment.
BILLING ADJUSTMENTS
The foregoing charges shall be adjusted in accordance with the provisions
on Sheet No. 6A and Sheet No. 6B.
In computing billing adjustments the following monthly average kWh values
are assumed:
Class A: 162 kWh per month
Class B: 72 kWh per month
TERMS OF PAYMENT
Each bill for utility service(s) , regardless of the nature of the service(s) ,
is due 15 days after issuance unless such day falls on a holiday or weekend,
in which case payment is due on the next work day. If full payment is not
received in the office of the Cooperative on or before the date such bill is
due, the customer's account will be considered delinquent and subject to
disconnection in accordance with the rules of the appropriate regulatory
authority.
Guadalupe Valley Electric Cooperative, Inc.
Gonzales, Texas
SECTION TITLE:
Section No. III
RATE SCHEDULES G-8
Sheet No. 20
Effective Date
Revision No. Original
APPLICABILITY:
Page 1 of 1
All Territory
G-8 THREE-PHASE OVER 50 KW
AVAILABILITY
Available to three-phase consumers from 50 kW up to 500 kW of billing
demand. (Also single-phase consumers who were on the "LP" rate as of 6-30-74.)
TYPE OF SERVICE
Three-phase, 60 Hertz, at standard voltages. Frequency and voltage shall
be subject to reasonable variation.
RATE
Customer Charge: $50.00 per consumer per month
Demand Charge: $ 3.00 per kW of Billing Demand
Energy Charge: 1.081 per kWh
DETERMINATION OF BILLING DEMAND
The billing demand shall be the maximum kilowatt load used by the consumer
for any period of fifteen (15) consecutive minutes during the month for which
the bill is rendered as indicated or recorded by a demand meter and adjusted for
the power factor hereafter specified, but in no event less than 70% of the
highest demand established in the preceding eleven (11) months.
POWER FACTOR
The consumer agrees to maintain unity power factor as nearly as practicable.
- Demand charges will be adjusted for consumers with 50 kW or more of measured
demand to correct for average power factor lower than 90% and may be so adjusted
for other consumers if and when the Cooperative deems necessary. Such adjust-
ment will be made by increasing the measured demand one percent (1%) for each
one percent by which the average power factor is less than 90% lagging.
Guadalupe Valley Electric Cooperative, Inc.
Gonzales, Texas
SECTION TITLE:
Section No. III
RATE SCHEDULES G-8
- Sheet No. 20A
Effective Date
Revision No. Original
APPLICABILITY:
Page 2 of 2
All Territory
MINIMUM CHARGE
The minimum monthly charge shall be the highest one of the following
charges as determined for the consumer in question:
1. The minimum monthly charge specified in the contract for service.
2. A charge of $1.00 per kVA of installed transformer capacity.
3. The Customer Charge.
BILLING ADJUSTMENTS
The foregoing charges shall be adjusted in accordance with the pro-
visions on Sheet No. 6A and Sheet No. 6B.
TERMS OF PAYMENT
The above rates are net, the gross rates being five percent (5%) higher:
Each bill for utility service(s) , regardless of the nature of the service(s) ,
is due 15 days after issuance unless such day falls on a holiday or weekend,
in which case payment is due on the next work day. If full payment is not
received in the office of the Cooperative on or before the date such bill is
due, the gross rate shall apply, and the customer's account will be considered
delinquent and subject to disconnection in accordance with the rules of the
appropriate regulatory authority.
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G-1 SINGLE-PHASE
SLE-PHASE
EXISTING RATE QC:HEDULE
FIRST######## kWh/MONTH @ . 015620 $/F Wh
Minimum=$ 6. 00, Includes . 00 kWh
CUSTOMER CHARGE $ 6. Oo
PROPOSED RATE SCHEDULE
FIRST******** kWh/MONTH @ . 026085 $/kWh
Minimum=$ 7. 507 Includes . 00 kWh
CUSTOMER CHARGE $ 7. 5o
COMPARISON OF RATE SCHEDULE
E Wh EXISTING PROPOSED INi_REA.`_';E
50 8. 06 9. 76 1 . 70 21 . i 9
100 10. 12 12. 04 1 . 92 18. 97
200 14. 24 16. 57 2. 3'3 16. 36
coo 18. 37 21 . 11 2. 74 14. 92
400 22. 49 25. 64 3 . 15 14. 01
500 26. 61 30. 17 17 = . 56 13. 3,,:::
750 36. 91 41 . 51 4. 60 12. 46
1 000 47. 22 52. 85 5. 63 11 . 92
2000 88. 44 9;_ . 20 9. 76 11 . 04
3000 129. 66 143. 55 13. 89 10. 71
Fuel /PCA . 0255990 . 0192670 7 $/kWh
564 29.25 33.08 3.83 13.09 Average
0-2 ALL ELECTRIC
EXISTING RATE SCHEDULE
FIRST######## kWh/MONTH @ . 012670 $/kWh
Minimum=$ 8. 50, Includes . 00 kWh
CUSTOMER CHARGE $ 8. 50
PROPOSES RATE SCHEDULE
FIRST######## kWh/MONTH @ . 020850 $/kWh
Minimum=$ 8. 50, Includes . 00 kWh
CUSTOMER CHARGE $ 5. 50
COMPARISON OF RATE SCHEDULES
kWh EXISTING PROPOSED INCREASE
USAGE $ $ $ %
50 10. 41 10. 50 0. 09 0. 86
100 12. 38 12. 51 0. 18 1 . 46
250 18. 07 18. 58 0.46 2. 55
500 27. 68 28. 55 0. 92 g. 88
750 97. 20 38. 59 1 . 89 5. 74
1000 46. 77 48. 62 1 . 85 3. 96
3000 123. 31 128. 85 5. 54 4. 49
5000 199. 84 209. 08 9.24 4. 62
7500 295. 51 809. 87 18. 86 4. 69
10000 591 . 19 409. 67 18. 48 4. 72
,Fuel /PCA .0255990 . 0192670 , $/kWh
1713 74.05 77,22 3.17 4.28 Average
0-3 COMMERCIAL ALL ELECTRIC - SUMMER
EXISTING RATE SCHEDULE
FIRST##**###* KWh/MONTH @ . 015600 $/kWh,
Minimum=$ 15. 00, Includes . 00 kWh
CUSTOMER CHARGE $ 15. 00
PROPOSED RATE SCHEDULE
ILE
FIRST******** kWh/MONTH @ . 022300 $/Kh
Minimum=$ 15. 00, Includes . 00 kWh
CUSTOMER -C:HARQE $ 15. 00
COMPARISON C iF RATE SCHEDULES
kWh EXISTING PROPOSED INCREASE
USAGE $ $ $
50 17. 06 17. 07 0. 01 0. 06
too 19. 12 19. 16 0. 04 0. 21
200 23. 24 2_ 31 0. 07 0. :=0
300 27.36 27. 47 0. 11 0. 40
400 31 . 48 31 . 63 0. 15 0. 48
500 35. 60 35. 78 0. 18 0. 51
750 45. 90 46. 17 0. 27 0. 59
1000 56. 20 56. 57 0. 37 0. 66
3000 1.38. 60 1=9. 70 1 . 10 0. 79
5000 220. 99 222. 83 1 . 84 0. %
Fuel /PCA . 0255990 . 0192670 2670 7 $/kWh
6522 283. 70 286.10 2.40 .85 Average
G-S COMMERCIAL ALL ELECTRIC - WINTER
EXISTING RATE SCHEDULE
FIRST******** kWh/MONTH e . 012000 $/kWh
Minimum=$ 15. 00, Includes . 00 kWh
CUSTOMER CHARGE $ 15. 00
PROPOSED RATE SCHEDULE
FIRST******** kWh/MONTH e . 022800 $/kWh
Minimum=$ 15. 00, Includes . 00 kWh
CUSTOMER CHARGE $ 15.00
COMPARISON OF RATE SCHEDULES
kWh EXISTING PROPOSED INCREASE
USAGE $ $ $ k
50 16. 88 17. 07 0. 19 1 . 15
100 18. 76 19. 16 0. 40 2. IJ
200 22. 52 23. 31 0. 79 3 . 51
300 26. 28 27. 47 1 . 19 4. 55
400 80. 04 31 . 63 1 . 59 5. 29
500 58. 80 55. 78 1. 98 5. 86
750 48. 20 46. 17 2.97 6. 87
1000 52. 60 56. 57 8. 97 7. 55
8000 127. 80 139. 70 11 . 90 9. 81
5000 202. 99 222. 88 19. 84 9. 77
Fuel /PCA . 0255990 . 0492670 , $IkWh
6522 260.22 286.10 25.88 9.95 Average
G-4 UNDER 50 KW @ 40 KW
EXISTING RATE SCHEDULE
§IRST######## kWh/MONTH @ . 015000 $Z[Wh
Minimum=$ 20.007 Includes . 00 kWh
DEMAND CHARGE $ 22. 50
CUSTOMER CHARGE $ 20. 00
PROPOSES RATE SCHEDULE
FIRST######## kWh/MONTH @ . 024800 $ZkQh
Minimum=$ 80. 00, Includes . 00 kWh -
DEMAND CHARGE $ 41 . 25
CUSTOMER CHARGE $ 50. 00
COMPARISON OF RATE SCHEDULES
kWh EXISTING PROPOSED INCREASE
USAGE $ $ $ k
2000 119. 70 158. 38 58. 68 52. 81
4000 196.90 245. 52 48. 62 24. 69
6000 274. 09 332. 65 58. 56 21 . 87
5000 051 . 29 419. 79 68. 50 19. 50
10000 428. 49 506. 92 78. 42 18. 30
12000 505. 69 594. 05 27 .86 17. 47
16000 660108 768. 52 108,24 16. 40
20000 814.48 942. 59 128. 11 15. 78
24000 968. 88 1116. 86 147. 98 15. 27
28000 1128. 27 1291 . 18 167. 86 14. 94
Fuel /PCA . 0255920 . 0192670 , $ZkQh
3423 174.62 220.38 45.76 26.21 Average
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G-4 OVER 50 KW @ 100 KW
EXISTING RATE SCHEDULE
FIR=:T######## kWh/MONTH @ . 006500 06500 $/k.Wh
Minimum=$ 40.00, Includes . 00 kWh
DEMAND CHARGE $ 200. 00
CUSTOMER CHARGE $ 40. 00
PROPOSED RATE SCHEDULE
FIR=;T###*#**# kWh/MONTH @ . 010800 $/kWh
Minimum=$ 5O. 00, Includes . 00 kWh
DEMAND CHARGE $ 300. 00
CUSTOMER CHARGE A 50. 00
COMPARISON i�F RATE SCHEDULES
kWh EXI_:TING PROPOSED INCREASE
2000 304. 20 410. 13 105.93 34. 8
4OQO 368. 40 470. 27 101. 87 27. 65
6000 432. 59 530. 40 97.81 22. 61
000 496. 79 590.54 93. 75 18.87
10000 560. 99 650. 67 89.6 15. 99
1 000 625. 19 710. 80 85.61 13. 69
16000 753. 58 8?1 . 07 77. 49 10. 28
20000 =81 . 98 951 . 34 69. 36 7. 86
4000 1010. 38 1071 . 61 61 . 23 6. 06
28000 1138. 77 1191 . 8_; 53. 11 4. 66
Fuel /PCA . 0255990 55: 90 , 019267O 7 $/kWh
289605 1158.19 1210..07 51,88 4.48 Average
G-5 @ 500 i KVA
EXISTING RATE_ SCHEDULE
FIRST#*###### kWh/MONTH @ . 004750 $/kWh
Minimum=$ 150. 00, Includes . 00 kWh
DEMAND CHARGE $ 950. 00
CUSTOMER iMER CHARGE $ 150. 00
PROPOSED RATE SCHEDULE
FIRST######## kWh/MONTH @ . 010800 $/k:Wh
Minimum=$ 15t . 00, Includes . 00 kWh
DEMAND CHARGE $ 1500. 00
CUSTOMER STOMER i=HART E $ 150. 00
it)
COMPARISON OF RATE SCHEDULES
SLES
kWh EXISTING PROPOSED INCREASE
USAGE $ $ $
25000 1858. 72 2401 . 67 542. 95 29. 21
50000 c 3153. 35
535. 90
75000 3376. 17 3905. 02 528. 85 15. 66
100000 4134.90 4656. 70 521 . 80 12. 62
125000 4893.62 5408. 37 514. 75 10. 52
150000 5652. 35 6160. 05 507. 70 8. 98
00000 7169. 80 7663. 40 493. 60 6. 08'
250000 8687.25 9166. 75 479. 50 5. 52
300000 10204.70 10670. 10 465. 40 4. 56.
350000)i 0 11722. 1 5 12173. 45 451. 30 3. 85
Fuel/PCA . 0255990 . 0192670 , $/kWh
188425 6818.51 7315..37 496.86 7.29 Average
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EXISTING RATE SCHEDULE
FIRST######## kWh/MONTH @ . 010000 00)0) $/kWh
Minimum=$ . 00, Includes . 00 kWh
HORSEPOWER CHARGE $ 1 . 00
PROPOSED RATE SCHEDULE
FIRST######## kWh/MONTH @ . O11000 VkWh
Minimum=$ . 00, Includes . 00 kWh
HORSEPOWER iWER C HARGE $ 1. 22
COMPARISON uF RATE SCHEDULES
kWh EXISTING PROPOSED INCREASE
0 1 , 00 1 . 22 0. 22 22. 00
50 2. 78 2. 73 -0. 05 -1 . 0
100 4.56 4. 25 -0. 31 -6. 80
150 6. 34 5. 76 -0,58 -9. 15
00 3. 12 7. 27 -0.85 -10. 47
250 9. 90 = . 79 -1 . 11 -11 . 21
300 11 . 68 10. 30 -1 .38 -11 . 82
400 15. 24 12. 33 -1 . 91 -12. 52:
500 18. 80 16. :5 -2. 45 -13. 03
Fuel /PCA . 0255990 . 0192670 7 $/E:Wh
273 10.72 9.48 -1.24 -11.57 Average