Cumbeland Tariff Rates

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P.S.C. Ky. NO. 1

ORIGINAL SHEET NO. 1

CUMBERLAND VALLEY ELECTRIC, INCORPORATED

of

Gray,

Kentucky

RATES,

RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR FURNISHING

ELECTRICITY

at

Whitley, Knox, Harlan, Bell, Leslie, Letcher, Laurel

and McCreary Counties in Kentucky

FILED WITH THE PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF KENTUCKY

Issued:

March 1,

2001

Effective: March 1, 2001

ey Electric, Incorporated

.

General Manaqer


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CUMBERLAND VALLEY ELECTRIC, INC.

FOR ALL

AREAS

SERVED

PSC

KY

NO.4

SEVENTH REVISED SHEET

NO.

2

CANCELLING PSC KY

NO.

4

SIXTH REVISED SHEET

NO.

2

CLASSIFICATION

OF SERVICE

Rates for Residential, Schools

and

Churches Schedule 1

APPLICABLE

In all

territory

served

by

the Seller.

AVAILABILITY

Available

to all Residential, Schools

and

Churches.

TYPE OF

SERVICE

Single

phase

at

available

voltages.

MARKETING RATE:

Customer Charge

ALL KWH

Available to

Consumers

eligible

for

Tariff Schedule 1

5.74

Per month per

customer

0.08563

The

electric

power and

energy furnished

under

this

section shall

be separately

metered for each

point

of

delivery.

This retail marketing rate

applies only

to programs which

are

expressly

approved by

the

Commission

to be offered

under this marketing

rate.

The current use

of

this marketing rate is for Electric Thermal Storage Units. T)

Marketing rate

for all KWH

per month

0.05138 per kWh

This rate is only applicable during the below

listed

OFF-PEAK

hours:

MONTHS

OCTOBER thru APRIL

MAY

thru SEPTEMBER

DATE OF ISSUE "-J""un'-"e"--'=-'21=.t.. :2'-"0-=-1=-3

BY AUTHORITY

OF

ORDER OF

THE

PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION

IN

CASE

NO. ATED

OFF-PEAK HOURS-EPT

12:00

NOON

TO

5:00P.M.

10:00 P.M. TO 7:00A.M.

10:00 p.m.

TO

10:00 A.M.

T)

KENTUCKY


JEFF R. DEROUENEXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

TARIFF BRANCH

EFFECTIVE

7/21/2013PURSUANT TO 807 KAR 5:011 SECTION 9 (1)


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Form for Filing Rate Schedules

CUMBERLAND VALLEY ELECTRIC,INC

Gray, Ky. 40734

For Entire Territory Served

Community, Town or City

P.S.C. NO. 4


MI NI MUM CHARGE

1.

The m ni mum char ge under t he above r at e shal l be $5. 00

net wher e 5 KVA or l ess of t r ansf ormer capac i t y i s

r equi r ed. Each cust omer who r equi r es mor e t han 5 KVA of

t r ans f or mer capac i t y shal l pay , i n addi t i on t o the

m ni mum . 75 on each addi t i onal KVA or f r act i on t her eo f

r equi r ed.

homes, and si m l ar t ype consumer s, t he cust omer must pay

no l ess t han $60. 00 annual l y and t he Cooper at i ve may

bi l l such i n advance.

2.

For seasonal l oad, water pumps, bar ns, camps, mobi l e

SPECI AL RULES

Ser vi c e under t hi s s c hedul e i s l i m t ed t o i ndi vi dual mot or s

up t o and i ncl udi ng t en hor sepower ( 10 H. F. )

TERMS OF PAYMENT

Cust omer bi l l wi l l be due by t he f i f t eent h of each mont h.

DATE EFFECTIVE: August 21, 2006

ISSUED

BY

TITLE: Manager

Issued by authority of an Order of the Public Service Commission of Ky. in

Case No.: 2005-00187 Dated: August 21, 2006

PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSIONOF KENTUCKY

EFFECTIVE8/21/2006

PURSUANT TO 807 KAR 5:011SECTION 9 (1)

By___________________________Executive Director


EFFECTIVE8/21/2006




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P.S.C. NO.

4


CLASSI FI CATI ON

OF

SERVI CE

Rates f o r Res i dent i a l , School s and Chur ches Schedul e

1

FUEL ADJ USTMENT CLAUSE

Al l r a tes ar e appl i cabl e t o the Fue l Adj us t ment Cl ause and

may be i ncr eased or decr eased by an amount per

KWH

equal t o

t he f uel adj ust ment amount per

EWH

as bi l l ed by t he

Who l esal e Power Suppl i e r pl us an a l l owance f o r l i ne l osses .

The al l owance f or l i ne l o s ses wi l l not exceed

10%

and

i s

based on a t wel ve- mont h movi ng aver age of such l osses.

Thi s F uel Cl aus e i s s ubj ec t t o al l ot her appl i c abl e

pr ov i s i ons as set out i n 807 KAR 5: 056.

The mont h l y k i l owat t hour usage shal l be subj ec t t o pl us

or m nus an adj ust ment per KWH det erm ned i n accor dance

wi t h t he Fue l Adj us t ment Cl ause .

Thi s t a r i f f i s subj ec t t o t he Ener gy Emer gency Cont r ol

Progr am as f i l ed wi t h t he Kent ucky Ener gy Regul a tor y

Comm ssi on ( now t he Publ i c Ser vi ce Comm ssi on) on Febr uar y

23,

1981

i n Adm ni s t r at i ve Case No. 240 and as appr oved by

DATE OF ISSUE: August 21, 2006 DATE EFFECTIVE: August 21, 2006

ISSUED B Y a h + TITLE: Manager

Issued by autho ty of n Order of the Public Service Commission

of Ky. in Case

No:

2005-00187 Dated: August 21, 2006


EFFECTIVE8/21/2006




EFFECTIVE8/21/2006




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orm

f o r

filing Rate Schedules or Entire Territory Served

Community Town

or

City

P.S.C. NO.

CUMBERLAND VALLEY ELECTRIC INC Fifth Revised SHEET NO. 5

Gray Ky. 4 734 Canceling Fourth Revised SHEET NO. 5

CLASSI FI CATI ON OF SERVI CE

Smal l Commerci al and Smal l Power Schedul e I 1

APPLI CABLE

Ent i re Ter r i t ory served.

AVAI LABI LI TY OF SERVI CE

Avai l abl e to al l commerci al and smal l power servi ce under

50 KW

TYPE OF SERVI CE

SI NGLE PHASE

ENERGY CHARGE: Cust omer char ge 5. 74 per month per

cust omer

Fi rst 3, 000

KWH 0. 09519

Over 3, 000

KWH

0. 08880

THREE PHASE WHERE AVAI LABLE

DEMAND CHARGE: Per KW of bi l l i ng demand 4. 22

ENERGY CHARGE: Cust omer char ge 5. 74 per month per

cust omer

Fi rst

3, 000

KWH

0. 09519 ( R)

Over

3, 000

KWH

0, 08880

( R)

DETERM NATI ON OF BI LLI NG DEMAND

The bi l l i ng demand shal l be the maxi mumki l owatt demand

establ i shed by the Consumer f or any peri od of 15

consecut i ve mnut es dur i ng the mont h f or whi ch t he bi l l i s

r ender ed, as i ndi cated or recorded by a demand meter.

M NI MUM CHARGE

The mni mummont hl y charge under the above rate shal l be

5. 00 where 5 KVA or l ess t ransf ormer capaci t y i s r equi red.

Each cust omer who r equi res more t han

5

KVA of t ransf ormer

capaci t y shal l pay i n addi t i on to the above m ni mum . 75 on

each addi t i onal KVA or f ract i on t here of requi r ed.

DATE OF ISSUE: June 9 2011 DATE EFFECTIVE: June 1 2011

ISSUED

BY

TITLE: President CEO

Issued by authority of an Order of the Public Service Commission

of Kentucky in Case No. 2010-00499 Dated: May 31 2011

KENTUCKY



TARIFF BRANCH

EFFECTIVE



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Form for filing Rate Schedules For Entire Territory Served


CUMBERLAND

VALLEY ELECTRIC, INC. P.S.C. NO. 4

NO. 6ray, Ky. 40734 ORIGINAL SHEET


Smal l Commerci al and Smal l Power Schedul e I 1

SPECI AL RULES

I . Consumers havi ng t hei r homes on t he same prem ses w t h

t hei r busi ness est abl i shment s may i ncl ude servi ce t o

both on t he same meter , i n whi ch case al l servi ce w l l

be bi l l ed under t hi s schedul e, usi ng t he r at es

cont ai ned i n t hi s schedul e, i f t he consumer pr ef ers he

may make provi si ons f or t wo meters i n whi ch case hi s

usage f or resi dent i al pur poses w l l be bi l l ed under

appr opr i ate Resi dent i al Schedul e, and hi s usage f or

busi ness pur poses w l l be bi l l ed under t hi s schedul e.

i n excess of t en horsepower

(10

H. P. ) . Mot ors havi ng

a r at ed capaci t y i n excess

of

t en hor sepower

(10

H. P. )

must be t hr ee phase.

11. The r ate capaci t y of si ngl e phase mot ors shal l not be

TERMS OF PAYMENT

The cust omer s bi l l w l l be due t he f i f t eent h (15t h) of each

month.


All r ates are appl i cabl e t o the Fuel Adj ust ment Cl ause and

may be i ncreased or decr eased by an amount per KWH equal t o

t he f uel adj ust ment amount per KWH as bi l l ed by t he

Whol esal e Power Suppl i er pl us an al l owance f or l i ne l osses.

The al l owance f or l i ne l osses w l l not exceed

10

and i s

based on a t wel ve month movi ng average

of

such l osses.

Thi s Fuel Cl ause i s subj ect t o al l ot her appl i cabl e

pr ovi si ons as set out i n 807 KAR 5 : 0 5 6

The mont hl y ki l owatt hour usage shal l be subj ect t o pl us or

m nus an adj ust ment per KWH determned i n accor dance w t h

t he Fuel Adj ust ment Cl ause.

Thi s t ar i f f i s subj ect t o the Ener gy Emergency Cont rol

Progr amas f i l ed w t h the Kent ucky Ener gy Regul atory

Comm ssi on ( now t he Publ i c Servi ce Comm ssi on) on Febr uary

23, 1 9 8 1 i n Adm ni st rat i ve Case

No.

240 and as approved by

t he Comm ssi on order of March 31,

1981.

DATE

O

ISSUE: May,31, 2005 DATE EFFECTIVE: June 1, 2005

ISSUED BY : TITLE: Manager

er of the Public Service Commission

of Ky. in Case

No.:

2004-00471 Dated: May 24,

2005


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F o r m

f o r f i l i n g

R a t e Schedu les

For

E n t i r e T e r r i t o r y

Served

C o m m u n i t y , T o w n

r

C i t y

P . S . C . N O . 4

CUMBERLAND VALLEY ELE CT RI C, IN C. F i f t h R e v i s e d S HE ET NO.

7

G r a y , K y .

40734

C a n c e l i n g

Fo u r th

R e v i s e d S HE ET NO.

7


Al l Three Phase School s and Churches Schedul e 111

APPLI CABLE

I n al l t er r i t ory served by the Sel l er

AVAI LABI LI TY

Avai l abl e t o al l publ i c or non- pr of i t pr i vate school s and churches

whose total energy requi rement , i ncl udi ng but not l i mted t o

heat i ng, ai r condi t i oni ng, l i ght i ng and water heat i ng i s

suppl i ed by el ect r i ci t y f urni shed by t he Cooperat i ve.

CHARACTER OF SERVI CE

The el ect r i c servi ce f urni shed under thi s r ate schedul e

w l l be 60 cycl e, al t ernat i ng cur r ent , t hree phase servi ce,

present f aci l i t i es permt t i ng and at the fol l ow ng nomnal

vol t ages: Three phase, 1 2 0 / 2 4 0 , 1 2 0 / 2 0 8 Y , 2 4 0 / 4 8 0 , 2 7 7 /4 8 0Y vol t s

RATE

Al l KWH

0 . 0 7 9 1 5

R )

M NI MUM CHARGE

The mni mum annual charge w l l be not l ess t han

. 7 5

per

KVA of requi red t ransf ormer capaci t y as determned by t he

Cooperat i ve.

TERM O CONTRACT

Servi ce under t hi s rate schedul e w l l be f urni shed under an

Agreement f or Purchase of Power

D ATE O F I S S U E :

June

9 ,

2011

D A T E E F F E C T I V E :

June

1

2011

I S S U E D B Y: T I T L E : P r e s i d en t

&

CEO

I s s u ed by a u t h o r i t y

of

an

O r d e r of t h e P u b l i c

Se rv ice

C o m m i s s i o n

of K e n t u c k y i n C a s e N o . 2 0 1 0 - 0 0 4 9 9 D a t e d : May 31

2011

KENTUCKY



TARIFF BRANCH

EFFECTIVE



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P.S.C. NO. 4

ORIGINAL SHEET NO.

8


Al l Three Phase School s Chur ches Schedul e I 11

SPECI AL TERMS AND CONDI TI ONS

Consumer shal l f ur ni sh t he Cooper at i ve i nf or mat i on

necessar y to permt t he Cooperat i ve t o determ ne and

i nst al l t he necessary t r ansf or mer capaci t y to adequat el y

servi ce t he l oad under t he maxi mum operat i ng condi t i ons.


Al l r ates ar e appl i cabl e t o the Fuel Adj ust ment Cl ause and

may be i ncr eased- or decr eased by an amount per KWH equal t o



The al l owance f or l i ne l osses w l l not exceed 10 and i s

based on a twel ve- mont h movi ng aver age of such l osses. Thi s

Fuel Cl ause i s subj ect t o al l ot her appl i cabl e provi si ons

as set out i n 807 KAR 5 : 0 5 6


mnus an adj ust ment per KWH det erm ned i n accor dance w t h

t he Fuel Adj ust ment Cl ause. '

Thi s t ar i f f i s subj ect t o t he Energy Emergency Cont rol

Progr amas f i l ed w t h the Kent ucky Energy Regul at ory

Comm ssi on ( now t he Publ i c Ser vi ce Comm ssi on) on February

23,

1981 i n Admni st rat i ve Case No.

240

and as approved by


1981.

DATE OF ISSUE: May

31,

2005 DATE EFFECTIVE : June 1, 2005

ISSUED BY: TITLE: Manager

Order of the Public Service Commission

of Ky. in Case No.: 2004-00471 Dated: May 24, 2005


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Form f o r f i l i n g

R a t e

Schedules

CUMBERLAND VALLEY ELE CTR IC IN C.

G r a y K y . 4 0 7 3 4

For

E n t i r e T e r r i t o r y

Served

P . S . C .

NO. 4

F i f t h R e v i s e d SH EET

NO.

9

C a n c e l i n g

Four th

R e v i s e d SH EET

NO.

C o m m u n i t y T o w n or C i t y


Large Power - I ndust r i al Schedul e I V

APPLI CABLE

I n al l Ter r i t ory served by the Sel l er .

AVAI LABI LI TY

Avai l abl e to al l commerci al and i ndust r i al consumers whose

ki l owatt demand shal l exceed

2500

KW f or l i ght i ng and/ or

heati ng and/ or power.

CONDI TI ONS

n Agreement f or Purchase of Power shal l be execut ed by

t he consumer f or servi ce under t hi s schedul e.


The el ect r i c ser vi ce f urni shed under thi s Schedul e w l l be

6

cycl e al t ernat i ng current and at avai l abl e nomnal

vol t age.

RATE

DEMAND CHARGE: Per KW of bi l l i ng demand $6. 55

ENERGY CHARGE: ALL KWH $0. 05058


The bi l l i ng demand shal l be the maxi mum ki l owatt demand

est abl i shed by t he consumer f or a per i od of f i f t een

consecut i ve mnut es dur i ng the month f or whi ch t he bi l l i s

r endered, as i ndi cat ed or recorded by a demand meter and

adj ust ed f or power f actor as provi ded bel ow.

DATE

O F

I S S U E :

June

9

2011


June 1 2011

I S S U E D B Y : T I T L E : P r e s i d en t CEO

I s sued

by

a u t h o r i t y

of

an

O r d e r o f

t h e P u b l i c

Se rv ice C o m m i s s i o n

of K e n t u c k y i n C a s e N o . 2010-00499 D a t e d :

May 31

2011

KENTUCKY



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EFFECTIVE



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P.S.C.

NO.

4


CLASSI FI CATI ONOF SERVI CE


LARGE POWER- I NDUSTRI AL

The Consumer agrees t o mai nt ai n uni t y power f act or as

near l y as pract i cabl e. Power f actor may be measured at any

t i me. The measured demand w l l be adj ust ed t o correct f or

power f actors l ower t han

90%

The demand f or bi l l i ng

pur poses shal l be t he demand as i ndi cated or recorded by

t he demand meter mul t i pl i ed by t he

90%

and di vi ded by t he

per cent power f act or .

M NI MUM CHARGE

The mni mum mont hl y charge shal l be t he hi ghest one of t he

f ol l ow ng char ges:

( a) The mni mum mont hl y charge as speci f i ed i n t he

( b) A charge

of 7 5

per KVA

per

mont h

of

cont r act

cont r act f or ser vi ce.

capaci t y.


Al l r ates are appl i cabl e t o the Fuel Adj ust ment Cl ause and

may be i ncr eased- or decreased by an amount per KWH equal t o

t he f uel adj ust ment amount per KWH as bi l l ed by t he Whol esal e

Power Suppl i er pl us an al l owance f or l i ne l osses. The al l owance

f or l i ne l osses w l l not exceed 10%and i s based on a twel ve

mont h movi ng aver age of such l osses. Thi s Fuel Cl ause i s

subj ect t o al l ot her appl i cabl e pr ovi si ons as set out i n 807

KAR

5 : 0 5 6 .


m nus an adj ust ment per KWH determned i n accor dance w t h

t he Fuel Adj ust ment Cl ause.

1. I f servi ce i s f urni shed at secondar y vol t age, t he

SPECI AL PROVI SI ONS

del i ver y poi nt shal l be the met er i ng poi nt unl ess

ot her w se speci f i ed i n t he cont ract f or ser vi ce. Al l

w r i ng, pol e l i nes and ot her el ect r i c equi pment on t he

l oad si de of t he del i very poi nt shal l be owned and

mai ntai ned by t he consumer .

DATE

OF

ISSUE: May 31, 2005

ISSUED

BY.

DATE EFFECTIVE: June 1, 2005

TITLE: Manager

Issued by authority ofUan Order of the Public Service Commission

of Ky. in Case

No.:

2004-00471 Dated: May 24, 2005


EFFECTIVE6/1/2005

PURSUANT TO 807 KAR 5:011

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Comuni,ty, Town or City

P.S.C. NO. 4


CLASSI FI CATI ON

OF

SERVI CE


I f

servi ce i s f urni shed at Sel l er ' s pr i mary l i ne vol t age, t he

del i very poi nt shal l be t he poi nt of at t achment of Sel l er ' s

pr i mary l i ne t o Consumer l s t r ansf or mer st ruct ure unl ess

ot her w se speci f i ed i n t he cont ract f or ser vi ce. Al l w r i ng,

pol e l i nes and ot her el ect r i cal equi pment ( Except meter i ng

equi pment ) on t he l oad si de of t he del i very poi nt shal l be

owned and mai ntai ned by t he Consumer .

TERM OF PAYMENT

The Cust omer ' s bi l l w l l be due t he f i f t eent h ( 15t h)

of

each

month.

The mont hl y ki l owat t hour usage shal l be subj ect t o pl us or

m nus an adj ust ment per KWH det erm ned i n accor dance w t h the

Fuel Adj ustment Cl ause. '

Thi s t ar i f f i s subj ect t o the Ener gy Emergency Cont rol Program

as f i l ed w t h t he Kent ucky Energy Regul at ory Commssi on ( now t he

Publ i c Ser vi ce Commssi on) on February 2 3 1981 i n Adm ni str at i ve

Case No. 240 and as approved by t he Commssi on order of March 31,

1981.

DATE

OF

ISSUE: May 31, 2005 DATE EFFECTIVE:

June

1, 2005

TITLE: Manager

of the Public Service Commission

of

Ky. in Case No.: 2004-00471 Dated: May 24, 2005


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orm f o r f i l i n g

R a t e Schedules or E n t i r e T e r r i t o r y Served

C o m m u n i t y T o w n

o r

C i t y

P . S . C . N O .

4

CUMBERLAND VALLEY EL EC TR IC I I N C. i f t h R e v i s e d SH EET NO .

12

G r a y K y .

40734

C a n c e l i n g our th R e v i s e d SH EET NO .

12


Lar ge Power Rate 50 KWTO 2, 500 KW Schedul e I V- A

APPLI CABLE

I n l l t er r i t ory served by the Sel l er .

AVAI LABI LI TY

Avai l abl e t o al l commerci al and i ndust r i al consumers whose

ki l owatt demand shal l exceed 50 KW f or l i ght i ng and/ or

heati ng and/ or power up' t o 2, 500 KW

CONDI TI ONS

n Agreement f or Purchase of Power f T hal l be execut ed by the

consumer f or servi ce under t hi s Schedul e. .

CHARACTER

OF

SERVI CE

The el ect r i c servi ce f urni shed under t hi s schedul e w l l be 60

cycl e al t ernat i ng current and at avai l abl e nomnal vol t age.

mT E

DEMAND CHARGE: Per KWof bi l l i ng demand $4. 22

ENERGY CHARGE: Al l KWH

$0. 06078


The bi l l i ng demand shal l be t he maxi mum ki l owatt demand

establ i shed by t he consumer f or any peri od of f i f t een

consecut i ve mnut es dur i ng the month f or whi ch the bi l l i s

r ender ed, as i ndi cated or recorded by a demand meter and

adj ust ed f or power f actor as provi ded bel ow.

D AT E O F I S S U E :

June 9 2011


June 1 2011

I S S U E D

B Y :

T I T L E :

P r e s i d e n t

CEO

( R)

ssued

by

a u t h o r i t y o f

an

O r d e r

of

t h e

P u b l i c

Service C o m m i s s i o n

of K e n t u c k y i n C a s e N o .

2010-00499

D a t e d :

May 31 2011

KENTUCKY



TARIFF BRANCH

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.

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34


Large Power Rat e- 50 KW TO

2, 500

KW Schedul e I V- A

POWER FACTOR ADJ USTMENT


Comunity,Town or City

P.S.C. NO.

4

ORIGINAL SHEET NO.

13

The consumer agrees t o mai nt ai n uni t y power f actor as nearl y

as pract i cabl e. Power f actor may be measured at any t i me.

The measur ed demand w l l be adj ust ed t o correct f or power

f act or s l ower t han

90%

The demand f or bi l l i ng purposes

shal l be the demand as i ndi cated or r ecorded by t he demand

met er mul t i pl i ed by 90%and di vi ded by t he per cent power

f actor.

M NI MUM CHARGE

The mni mum mont hl y charge shal l be t he hi ghest one of t he

f ol l ow ng char ges:

( a) The m ni mummont hl y charge as speci f i ed i n t he

( b) A char ge f or . 75 per KVA per mont h of cont ract

cont r act f or ser vi ce.

capaci t y.


Al l r ates ar e appl i cabl e t o t he Fuel Adj ust ment Cl ause and

may be i ncreased or decreased by an amount per KWH equal t o

t he f uel adj ust ment amount per KWH as bi l l ed by t he Whol esal e

Power Suppl i er pl us an al l owance f or l i ne l osses. The

al l owance f or l i ne l osses w l l not exceed 10% and i s based on

a twel ve- mont h movi ng aver age of such l osses. Thi s Fuel

Cl ause i s subj ect t o al l ot her appl i cabl e pr ovi si ons as set

out i n 807

KAR

5: 056.


m nus an adj ust ment per KWH determned i n accordance w t h the

Fuel Adj ust ment Cl ause. t


1. I f ser vi ce i s f urni shed at secondary vol t age, t he


ot her w se speci f i ed i n t he cont ract f or servi ce. Al l

w r i ng, pol e l i nes and ot her el ectr i c equi pment on t he


mai ntai ned by t he Consumer.

DATE

OF

I SSUE: May

31, 2005

DATE EFFECTI VE: J une

1,

2005

I SSUED BY: TI TLE: Manager

I ssued by author' i ty o f wn Order of t he Publ i c Servi ce Commssi on

of Ky. i n Case No. : 2004- 00471 Dated: May

24, 2005


EFFECTIVE6/1/2005




15/137


CUMBERLAND VALLEY ELECTRICf INC.

Gray, Ky. 40734



P.S.C. NO. 4



Large Power - 50 KW

TO 2, 500

KW Schedul e I V- A

I f ser vi ce i s f ur ni shed at Sel l er ' s pri mary l i ne vol t age, t he

del i ver y poi nt shal l be the poi nt of at t achment of Sel l er ' s

pr i mar y l i ne to Consumer ' s t ransf ormer st ructure unl ess

ot her w se speci f i ed i n t he contr act f or ser vi ce. Al l w r i ng,

pol e l i nes and other el ect r i cal equi pment ( except met er i ng

equi pment ) on t he l oad si de of t he del i ver y poi nt shal l be

owned and mai nt ai ned by t he Consumer .

The mont hl y ki l owat t hour usage shal l be subj ect t o pl us or

m nus an adj ust ment per KWH det ermned i n accordance w t h t he

Fuel Adj ust ment Cl ause. I

Thi s t ar i f f i s subj ect t o the Energy Emergency Cont rol

Program as f i l ed w t h t he Kent ucky Energy Regul at ory

Comm ssi on ( now t he Publ i c Servi ce Comm ssi on) on Februar y

23,

1981 i n Adm ni st r at i ve Case No. 240 and as approved by


1981.

DATE OF ISSUE: May 31, 2005 DATE EFFECTIVE: June 1, 2005

TITLE: Manager

r

of

the Public Service Commission

of

Ky.

in Case No.: 2004-00471 Dated: May 24, 2005


EFFECTIVE6/1/2005




16/137

Formf or f i l i ng Rate Schedul es For Ent i re Ter r i t ory Served

Communi t y, Town, or Ci t y

P. S. C. No.

4

CUMBERLAND VALLEY ELECTRI C, I NC. Fi f t h Revi sed SHEET NO.

15

Gr ay, Ky.

40734

Cancel i ng Four t h Revi sed SHEET No. 15


Lar ge Power Rate -

1000

kw t o 2 , 5 00 kw

Schedul e V

APPLI CABLE

I n al l t err i t ory served by the Sel l er .

AVAI LABI LI TY

Avai l abl e to al l commerci al and i ndust r i al consumers w l l i ng t o cont ract

f or a ki l owatt demand of 1 ,000 kw t o 2 ,500 KWw t h a mont hl y energy usage equal

t o or greater t han

425

hours per KWof cont ract demand.

CONDI TI ONS

The consumer shal l execute an I ndust r i al Power Agreement w t h t he Sel l er

under thi s schedul e. Thi s agreement i s subj ect t o t he approval of East Kentucky

Power Cooperati ve.


The el ect r i c servi ce f urni shed under t hi s schedul e w l l be 60 cycl e

al t ernat i ng cur rent and at avai l abl e nomnal vol t age.

MONTHLY RATE

Consumer Charge:

Demand Charge:

614 . 4 7

6. 19 per kw of contract demand

8 9 8 per kw f or al l bi l l i ng

demand i n excess of contract demand

Energy Charge: 0. 05639 per KWH

DATE OF I SSUE: J une

9

2011 DATE EFFECTI VE: J une

1 2011

I SSUED BY: TI TLE: Presi dent CEO

I ssued by aut hor i t y of an Order of t he Publ i c Servi ce Commssi on

of Kentucky i n Case No.

2010-00499

Dated: May

31 2011

KENTUCKY



TARIFF BRANCH

EFFECTIVE



17/137

CUMBERLAND VALLEY

ELECTRIC,

INC.

DETERMINATION OF BILLING DEMAND:

The

billing

demand shall be

the

greater

of

a) or b) listed

below:

a) The contract

demand

FOR ALL AREAS

SERVED

PSC KY

NO.4

FIRST REVISED

SHEET

NO.

16

CANCELLING PSC KY

NO.4


b) The ultimate consumer s highest demand during the

current month.

The consumer s peak demand is

the highest average rate at

which

energy is used

during

any fifteen-minute interval in the below listed

hours

for

each month and adjusted

for

power

factor

as provided herein):

Months

October Through April

May

Through

September

DATE

OF ISSU

E .=..Ju,_,nc. .Oe"-2""1"'-"2""0-"'-13"'------

BY AUTHORITY OF

ORDER OF THE

PUBLIC

SERVICE

COMMISSION

IN CASE NO. ATED

Hours Applicable For

Demand

Bil l ing-

EPT

7:00A.M.

to 12:00Noon

5:00P.M.

to 10:00 P.M.

10:00 A.M. to 10:00 P.M.

(T)

KENTUCKY



TARIFF BRANCH

EFFECTIVE



18/137

Form for filing Rate Schedules For Entire Territory Served

Community, Town, or City

CUMBERLAND VALLEY ELECTRIC8 INC. P.S.C. NO. 4

Gray, Ky. 40734 Original Sheet NO. 17


Large Power Rat e- Schedul e V

POWER FACTOR ADJ USTMENT

The consumer agrees t o mai nt ai n uni t y power f actor as nearl y

as

pract i cabl e. Power f act or may be measured at any t i me.

The measured demand w l l be adj ust ed to cor rect f or power

f act or s l ower t han 90% The demand f or bi l l i ng pur poses

shal l be t he demand as i ndi cated or recorded by t he demand

meter mul t i pl i ed by 90% and di vi ded by t he percent power

f act or .

M NI MUM CHARGE

The comput ed m ni mummont hl y charge shal l not be l ess t han

t he sum of ( a) , ( b) , ( c) and ( d) bel ow:

( a )

The product of t he cont ract demand mul t i pl i ed by the

cont r act demand charge, pl us

( b) The product of t he excess demand mul t i pl i ed by t he

excess demand rat e, pl us

( c) The pr oduct of t he cont ract demand mul t i pl i ed by

425

hour s and t he energy charge per KWH, pl us

( d) The consumer charge


Al l r ates are appl i cabl e t o the Fuel Adj ust ment Cl ause and may be i ncreased or

decr eased by an amount per KWH equal to t he f uel adj ust ment amount per KWH as

bi l l ed by t he


TITLE: Manager

U

Issued by authority

of

an Order

of


of Ky. in Case

No.:

2004-00471 Dated: May 24, 2005


EFFECTIVE6/1/2005




19/137

Form

for filing Rate Schedules


Gray, Ky. 40734


Community,

Town,

or City

P.S.C.

No.

4

Original Sheet No. 18


The al l owance or l i ne l osses w l l not exceed

10%

and i s

based on a twel ve- mont h movi ng average of such l osses. Thi s

Fuel Cl ause i s subj ect t o al l ot her appl i cabl e pr ovi si ons as

set out i n

807

KAR 5 : 0 5 6 .

The mont hl y ki l owatt hour usage shal l be subj ect t o p l u s or

mnus an adj ust ment per KWH determned i n accordance w t h

t he Fuel Adj ust ment Cl ause .


1.

I f ser vi ce i s f ur ni shed at secondary vol t age, t he

del i ver y poi nt shal l be t he met er i ng poi nt unl ess

ot her w se speci f i ed i n t he cont ract f or servi ce.

Al l

w r i ng, pol e l i nes and ot her el ectr i c equi pment on t he


mai ntai ned by t he Consumer.

DATE OF ISSUE: May

31.

2005

ISSUED BY:


TITLE: Manager

Issued

by

authority

of

an Order

of


of Ky. in Case No.: 2004-00471 Date: May 24, 2005


EFFECTIVE6/1/2005




20/137

o r m f or f i l i ng Rat e Schedul es

For Ent i r e Ter r i t ory Served

Communi t y, Town, r Ci ty

P. S. C. No.

4

CUMBERLAND VALLEY ELECTRI C, I NC. Fi f t h Revi sed SHEET NO. 19

Gr ay, Ky. 40734 Cancel i ng Four t h Revi sed SHEET

NO.

19


Lar ge Power

-

I ndust r i al Schedul e V- A

APPLI CABLE

I n al l Ter r i t ory served by the Sel l er .

AVAI LABI LI TY

Avai l abl e t o al l commerci al and i ndust r i al consumers w l l i ng

t o cont ract f or a ki l owat t demand i n excess of

2500

kw w th

a monthl y energy usage equal t o or great er t han

425

hours

per KWof cont ract demand.

CONDI TI ONS

The consumer shal l execute an I ndust r i al Power Agreement

w th the Sel l er of a servi ce under t hi s schedul e. Thi s

agreement i s subj ect to t he approval of East Kentucky Power

Cooperat i ve.


The el ect r i c servi ce f urni shed under t hi s Schedul e w l l be

60 cycl e al t ernat i ng current and at avai l abl e nomnal

vol t age.

RATES PER MONTH

Consumer Charge:

1 2 2 7 . 7 9

DEMAND CHARGE; 6 . 1 9 per kw of contract demand

i n excess of cont ract demand

8 . 9 8

per kw f or al l bi l l i ng demand

Energy Charge: 0 .04908

PER KWH

DATE OF I SSUE: J une 9 2011 DATE EFFECTI VE: J une 1, 2011

I SSUED BY: TI TLE: Presi dent & CEO

I ssued by aut hor i t y of an Order of t he Publ i c Ser vi ce Commssi on

of Kent ucky i n Case No. 2010-00499 Dated: May 31

2011

KENTUCKY



TARIFF BRANCH

EFFECTIVE



21/137

CUMBERLAND VALLEY ELECTRIC INC.

DETERMINATION OF BILLING DEMAND:

The billing demand shall be the greater

of

(a) or (b) listed below:

(a) The contract

demand

FOR ALL AREAS

SERVED

PSC KY

NO.4

FIRST

REVISED SHEET

NO. 20

CANCELLING PSC

KY

NO.4


(b) The

ultimate

consumer s highest demand during

the

current

month.

The consumer s peak demand is

the

highest average rate at

which

energy

is

used

during

any

fifteen minute

interval in

the below

listed

hours

for

each

month

(and adjusted

for power factor

as

provided

herein):

Months

October Through April

May

Through

September

DATE OF

ISSUE

- - - = . ; J u : < . . n ~ e ' - ' 2 - ' 1 ~ 2 ~ 0 ~ 1 3 ~ - - -

BY

AUTHORITY OF ORDER OF THE PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION

IN CASE

NO.

DATED

Hours Applicable For

Demand Bill ing EPT

7:00A.M. to

12:00Noon

5:00P.M. to 10:00 P.M.

10:00

A.M.

to 10:00 P.M.

T)

KENTUCKY



TARIFF BRANCH

EFFECTIVE



22/137



Gray, Ky. 40734



Community,

Town,

or City

P.S.C. NO. 4

Original Sheet NO. 21

Large Power I ndust r i al Schedul e V- A

LARGE POWER I NDUSTRI AL

The Consumer agr ees t o mai nt ai n uni t y power f actor as near l y

as pract i cabl e. Power f act or may be measured at any t i me.

The measured demand w l l be adj ust ed t o cor rect f or power

f act or s l ower t han

90%

The demand f or bi l l i ng purposes

shal l be t he demand as i ndi cated or r ecorded by t he demand

meter mul t i pl i ed by t he 90%and di vi ded by t he percent power

f act or .

M NI MUM CHARGE

The comput ed m ni mummont hl y char ge shal l not be l ess t han

t he sumof ( a) , ( b) , ( c) , and d ) bel ow:

( a) The product of t he cont ract demand mul t i pl i ed by t he

cont r act demand charge, pl us

( b) The product of t he excess demand mul t i pl i ed by t he

excess demand rate, pl us

( c) The product of t he cont ract demand mul t i pl i ed by

425

hours and t he energy char ge per KWH, pl us

( d) The consumer char ge.


Al l r ates are appl i cabl e t o the Fuel Adj ust ment Cl ause and

may be i ncreased or decreased by an amount per KWH equal t o




ISSUED BY: TITLE: Manager

the Public Service Commission of Ky.

in Case No.: 2004-00471 Dated: May 24, 2005


EFFECTIVE6/1/2005


SECTION 9 (1)



23/137

orm for filing Rate Schedules


Gray, Ky. 40734


Community, Town, or City

P.S.C. NO. 4

Original Sheet NO. 22

The al l owance or l i ne l osses w l l not exceed

10%

and i s

based on a t wel ve- mont h movi ng average of such

l osses.

Thi s

Fuel Cl ause i s subj ect t o al l ot her appl i cabl e pr ovi si ons as

set out i n 807 KAR

5 : 0 5 6 .


mnus an adj ust ment per kwh determ ned i n accor dance w t h

the Fuel Adj ust ment Cl ause.


1. I f ser vi ce i s f ur ni shed at secondary vol t age, t he


ot her w se speci f i ed i n t he cont ract or ser vi ce. Al l

w r i ng, pol e l i nes, and ot her ' el ectr i c equi pment

on

t he

l oad si de of t he del i ver y poi nt shal l be owned and

mai ntai ned by the consumer .

DATE OF ISSUE: May 31,

2005

ISSUED BY:


TITLE: Manager

Issued by authority of an Order of the Public Service Commission

of

Ky. in Case No.: 2004-00471 Dated: May 24,

2005


EFFECTIVE6/1/2005




24/137

orm

for

filing Rate Schedules For Entire Territory Served

Community, Town

or

City

P.S.C. NO. 4

CUMBERLAND VALLEY ELECTRIC, INC. Sixth Revised SHEET NO. 23

Gray, Ky. 40734 Canceling Fifth Revised SHEET

NO

23


Out door Li ght i ng- Secur i t y Li ght s Schedul e VI

AVAI LABI LI TY

Avai l abl e t o al l consumers of the Cooperati ve f or dusk t o dawn

out door l i ght i ng i n cl ose proxi mt y t o exi st i ng overhead

secondary ci r cui t s.

RATE PER LI GHT PER MONTH

Mercury Vapor Lamps

1) 175 Wat t

8. 25 Per Lamp Per Mont h ( R)

2) 400 Wat t


Ot her Lamps

1) 100 Wat t OPEN BOTTOM

2)

100

Wat t COLONI AL POST

3 1 Wat t DI RECTI ONAL FLOOD

4 400

Wat t DI RECTI ONAL FLOOD

5 400 Wat t COBRA HEAD

8. 27 Per Lamp Per Mont h

R )





CONDI TI ONS OF SERVI CE

1.

The Cooperat i ve shal l f ur ni sh, i nst al l , operat e, and

mai nt ai n t he out door l i ght i ng equi pment i ncl udi ng l amp,

l umnai re, bracket att achment and cont rol devi ce on an

exi st i ng secondary pol e.

2. The l i ght i ng equi pment shal l remai n t he proper t y of the

Cooperat i ve. The Consumer shal l prot ect t he l i ght i ng

equi pment f romdel i berate damage.

3. The Consumer shal l al l ow aut hor i zed represent at i ves of

the Cooperat i ve to ent er upon the Consumer ' s premses

and to tr i m t rees and shrubs as necessary f or

mai ntenance

of

the l i ght i ng equi pment and f or r emoval of

l i ght i ng equi pment upon t ermnat i on of servi ce under

t hi s schedul e.

DATE OF ISSUE: June 9

2011


ISSUED BY: TITLE: President

&

CEO

Issued

by

authority

of

an Order of the Public Service Commission

of

Kentucky

in Case No. 2010-00499 Dated: May

31,

2011

KENTUCKY



TARIFF BRANCH

EFFECTIVE



25/137

4

F o r m for filing Rate Schedules

o r

Entire Territory Served

Community, Town o r City

P . S . C . NO. 4

CUMBERLAND VALLEY ELECTRIC, INC. OR1 INAL SHEET NO. 24

Gray, Ky.

40734

4.

The Cooper at i ve and t he Consumer shal l execut e an

agr eement f c r se r v i ce under t h i s sch edul e f o r a pe r i od

o f not l ess t han one year .

' TERMS

OF

PAYMENT

T he Cus t o me r ' s bi l l s i l l be cue on t he 15t h. o f each mont h .


Out do or L i ght i ng- Se cur i t y L i ght s Sc hedul e VI

FUEL

ADJ USTMENT

CLAUSE

Al l r at es ar e appl i c abl e t o t he Fuel Ad j ust ment Cl ause and

may be i ncr eased or decr eased by an amount per KWH equa l t o

t he f uel adj ust ment amount per KWH as bi l l ed by t he Who l esal e

P owe r Suppl i e r pl us a n a l l owa nc e f or l i ne l o s s es . T he

a l l owance f o r l i ne l o sses wi l l not exceed 102 and i s based on

a t wel ve- mont h mov i ng zver age o f s uch l osses . Thi s Fue l

Cl aus e i s s ubj ec t t o al l ot her appl i c abl e pr ov i s i ons a s s et

out i n 807 KAR 5: 056.

The mont hl y k i l owat t hour usage sha l l b e subj ec t t o pl us

or m nus an adj ust ment per KWH de t e r m ned i n accor dance

wi t h t he Fue l Adj ust ment Cl ause.

T hi s t a r i f f i s s u bj ec t t o t h e Ene r g y Emer ge nc y Co nt r o l

Pr ogr am as f i l ed wi t h r h e Kent ucky Ener gy Regul at or y

Comm ss i on ( n ow t he P ubl i c S er v i ce Comm ss i on) on Febr ua ry

23, 1981 i n Adm ni s t r a t i v e Cas e No. 240 and as appr oved by

t he Comm ss i on or der

of

Mar ch

31, 1981.

DATE O F ISSUE: June 2, 2006 DATE EFFECTIVE: June 2, 2006

TITLE:

Manager

Issued

by

autho?i

of

K y

in

C a s e

No.: 2005-00187

D a t e d :

J u n e 2 , 2 00 6

of the Public Service Commission


EFFECTIVE2/4/2006




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/


P.C.S. KY. NO.

4


RULES AND REGULATIONS - INDEX

A. GENERAL

1. Scope

2. Revisions

3. Consumer's responsibility for cooperative's property

4. Maintenance or continuity of service

5. Relocation of lines by request of members

6. Services performed for members

B. SERVICE PROCEDURES

7. Application of service

8. Membership fee

9. Right of access

10. Member's discontinuance of service

11. Connect and reconnect charges

12. Resale of power by members

13. Special charges

14. Service charge for temporary service

C. METERS

15. Meter tests

16. Failure of meter to register

17. Discontinuance of service by Cooperative

D. CONSUMER EQUIPMENT

18. Point of delivery

19. Member's wiring

E. ELECTRIC BILLS

20. Billing form

21. Billing

22. Budget Payment Plan

23. Taxes

24. Meter reading

25. Unpaid checks from consumers

26. Billing adjusted to standard periods

27. Monitoring Usage

28, Deposits

29. Equal Deposit

30. Calculated Deposit

F. CLASSIFICATION OF MEMBERS

31. Purpose of classification

32. Underground extension

33. Service to mobile homes

G. ENERGY EMERGENCY CONTROL PROGRAM

34. Emergency procedures

MAR 01 2001

Effective Date:March 1, 2001

General Manager


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P


P.S.C.KY. NO. 4


RULES AND REGULATIONS

l.SCOPE

A. General

This schedule of rules and regulations is a part of all

contracts for electric service received from Cumberland Valley

Electric,

Incorporated, hereinafter referred to as the Cooperative

and applies to all service received whether the service received is

based upon a contract, agreement,

signed application or otherwise.

No employee or director of the Cooperative is permitted to make an

exception to rates or rules and regulations as are on file at the

Cooperative's office.

All rules and regulations shall be in

effect after adoption by the Board of Directors and approved

by the Public Service Commission.

2.REVISIONS

These Rules and Regulations may be revised, amended,

supplemented or otherwise changed from time by the Board of

Directors.

Such changes,

upon approval by the Public

Service Commission,

shall have the

same

force as the

present rules and regulations.

The members shall be informed

of any changes as soon as possible,

through the Cooperative's

monthly newsletter.

3.CONSUMER'S RESPONSIBILITY FOR COOPERATIVE'S PROPERTY

-

All meters, service connections,

and other equipment furnished

by the Cooperative shall be, and remain, the property of the

Cooperative. The member shall exercise proper care to protect

the property of the Cooperative on its premises and in the

event of loss or damage to the Cooperative's property arising

from neglect of member to care for same, the cost of

necessary repairs or replacement shall be paid by the member.

4.MAINTENANCE OR CONTINUITY OF SERVICE

The Cooperative shall make all reasonable efforts to prevent

interruptions of service and when such interruptions occur

shall endeavor to re-establish service with the shortest

possible delay, but if such supply shall fail or be

interrupted or become defective through act of God, or the

public enemy, or by accident, strikes, labor troubles, or

by action of the elements,

or inability to secure right-of-way

or other permits needed,

or for any other cause beyond the

reasonable control of the Cooperative, the Cooperative shall

not be liable thereforth.

Date of Issue: March 1, 2001

Issued By:


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5.RELOCATION OF LINES BY REOUEST OF MEMBERS

The Cooperative's established lines will not be relocated

unless the expense for moving and relocating is paid by the

member, except in instances where it would be to the advantage

of the Cooperative to make such relocation.

G.SERVICES PERFORMED FOR MEMBERS

The Cooperative's personnel is prohibited from making repairs

or performing services to the members' equipment or property

except in cases of emergency or to protect the public or

members' person or property.

When such emergency services are

performed,

the member shall be charged for actual cost of

labor and material for such service.

B. SERVICE PROCEDURES

7.APPLICATION FOR SERVICE

Each prospective member desiring electric service will be

required to sign the Cooperative's form,

"Application for

Membership and for Electric Service's," before service is

supplied by the Cooperative and provide the Cooperative with

necessary easements or right-of-way permits on property owned

by the member and right-of-way of property not owned by the

member shall be the responsibility of the cooperative.

8. MEMBERSHIP FEE

The membership fee in the Corporation

shall be $25.00

(Twenty-five Dollars).

One membership must be held in

connection with each separate or non-contiguous property for

which service is taken and for each different class of service

desired; provided, however,

that commercial and residential

service may be obtained upon one membership if the commercial

activity is carried on in the residence of the owner.

The

membership fee will be refunded if all bills are paid or

applied against any unpaid bills of the member at the time

service is discontinued,

which will automatically terminate

the membership.

Service covered by each membership shall be

metered and billed separately.

9.RIGHT OF ACCESS

The Cooperative's identified employees shall have access to

member's premises at all reasonable times for the purpose of

reading meter, testify repairing, upgrading, removing or

exchanging any and all equipment belonging to thg::~-~o~e'~tr,ad,~~;':_:;,.1:':

._ .


8:

: , : . , . - r.1.

:.I... .,

Effective Date: March-'::$';;..2001

Issued By&+&&$&

General Manager

MLJR 0 1 2LJ


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10. MEMBER'S DISCONTINUANCE OF SERVICE

Any member desiring service discontinued or changed from one

location to another shall give the Cooperative three (3)

day's notice in person or in writing providing such notice

does not violate contractual obligations.

ll.CONNECT AND RECONNECT CHARGES

The Cooperative will make no charge for connecting service

to the member's premises for the initial installation of

service provided the connection is made during regular

working hours.

The Cooperative will make a service charge of Twenty-five

($25.00) for reconnecting a service that has been

I

disconnected at the original installation location and a

I

charge of Twenty-five Dollars ($25.00) for connecting any

I

subsequent locations during regular working hours and sixty-

IY

five dollars ($65.00) for connections made after regular

N

working hours.

12.

RESALE OF POWER BY MEMBERS

All purchased electric service used on the premises of the

member shall be supplied exclusively by the Cooperative, and

the member shall not directly or indirectly sell, sublet, or

otherwise dispose of the electric service or any part

thereof.

13. SPECIAL CHARGES

The Cooperative will make a charge of Twenty-five Dollars

I

($25.00) for each trip made during regular working hours and I

sixty-five dollars ($65.00) for each trip made after regular N

working hours.

1. To read the meter when the member has failed to read

the meter for two (3) consecutive months.

2. To collect a delinquent bill or to collect a returned

check.

3. To reconnect a

service that has been disconnected

for nonpayment of amounts owed to the Cooperative

or for violations of these rules and regulations.

4. For any service trip

requested by a member to

restore electric service when it is determined

that the service interruption was caused by a

defect in the members wiring or equipmei;jie..m&q j;@ fi&,~:$+~~;

the fault of the Cooperative.

.-,/.

: ': .., :..

^'

' ~ i ;::,~ ;.

::;.l-.-c':;-~i'.~li_


Issued By:&,de

Effective Date: March 1, 2001

General Manager

MAR 01 2G(11

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14.SERVICE CHARGE FOR TEMPORARY SERVICE

Consumers requiring temporary service may be required to

pay

all cost of connecting and disconnecting incidental

to the

supplying and removing of service. In addition to this, a

payment will be required to cover estimated consumption of

electricity.

Both fees

paid in

advance

and

the amount

paid for electricity will be adjusted to actual usage either

by a refund or additional billing to such temporary consumer.

This rule applies to carnivals, fairs, buildings or

structures under construction which will not be

permanently served or any other service of a strictly

temporary nature.

C. METERS

15.METER TESTS

All new meters shall be checked for accuracy before

installation.

The Cooperative will, at its own expense, make

periodical test and inspections of its meters in order to

maintain a high standard of accuracy and to conform with the

regulations of the

Public

Service Commission.

The

Cooperative will make additional tests of meters

at the

request of the member, provided the member does not request

such test more frequently than once in twelve (12) months and

upon payment of a test fee of Thirty Dollars ($30.00),when the

I

test made at the members request shows that the meter is

accurate within 2% slow or fast,

no adjustment will be made

to the member's bill and the fee paid will be forfeited to

cover cost of requested test.

When the test shows the meter

to be in excess of 2% fast or slow, an adjustment shall be

made to the member's bill by recalculating the monthly bills

for that period of time that it is known that the meter has

been fast or slow; however,

if that period of time is not

the time period shall be estimated using such data as elapsed time

since the last meter test, if applicable,

and hisotrical usage data

for the customer.

If that data is not available, the average usage

of similar customer loads shall be used for comparison purposes in

calculating the time period.

If the customer and the utility are

unable to agree on an estimate of the time period during which the

error existed, the commission shall determine the issue.

16.FAILURE OF METER TO REGISTER

In the event a member's meter should fail to register, the

member shall be billed from the date of such failure at the

average consumption of the member based on the three ,;.$3 )-


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NO. 30

17.DISCONTINUANCE OF SERVICE BY COOPERATIVE

A. The Cooperative may/shall refuse or discontinue to serve a

member under the following conditions:

1.

2.

For non-compliance with its rules and regulations.

When a dangerous condition is found to exit on the

member's premises.

3. When a member refuses or neglects to provide

reasonable access to the premises for the purpose of

installation, operation, meter reading,

maintenance or

removal of Cooperative property.

4. For non-payment of any indebtedness due the

Cooperative.

5. For fraudulent or illegal use of service.

When the

Cooperative has discovered evidence that by fraudulent

or illegal means a member has obtained unauthorized

service or has diverted the service for unauthorized

use or has obtained service without same being

properly measured,

the service to the customer shall

be discontinued without notice.

The Cooperative will

not restore service until the customer has complied

with all rules of the Cooperative and regulations of

the Public

Service

Commission and the Cooperative

has been reimbursed for the estimated amount of the

service rendered including the initial disconnection

and the cost of the Cooperative incurred by reason of

the fraudulent use.

D. CONSUMER EOUIPMENT

18. POINT OF DELIVERY

The point of delivery is the point as designated by the

Cooperative on member's premises where current is to be

delivered to building or premises namely the meter.

All

wiring and equipment beyond this point of delivery shall be

supplied and maintained by the member.

The member will,

however,

notify the Cooperative of any proposed changes in

his equipment or wiring which will materially increase or

decrease his load so the Cooperative may check its equipment

to make certain it will accommodate the consumer's load

requirements.


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19. MEMBER'S WIRING

All electrical wiring on the members premises shall conform

to all applicable codes, rules and regulations: namely

1. The National Electrical Code.

2. Any state,

county or municipal code where and when

applicable.

3.

The Uniform wiring Code and the Cumberland Valley RECC

supplement to same so long as it is as strict or more

in its requirements than the National Electrical Code.

E.

ELECTRICAL BILLS

(NJ

20. BILLING FORM


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ORIGINAL SH EET NO. 32

21. BILLING

Mem bers will receive statement for electric service monthly on a date to be

determined by the Board of Directors for service rendered for a thirty-day period

ending the same day of the preceding month. All statem ents are due and payable

upon receipt and shall be paid at the office or the Coo perative within fifteen (15)

days from date of bill. Failure to receive electrical statement will not release the

mem ber from payment obligation. Should the statement not be paid a s above, the

Cooperative may, after ten (10) days written notice, discon tinue service to that

mem ber provided su ch service shall not be discontinued before twenty-seven (27)

days after the mailing date of the original bill. Should it become necessary for the

Coope rative's representative to call at the Consumer's prem ises or other locations for

the purpose of collecting a delinquent account or to d isconnect for

non-pawnent,

T)

a charge of twenty-five dollars ( 25.00) will be made to the mem ber account for the

extra service rendered d ue and payable at time such de linquent account is collected.

If service is disconnec ted for non-payment, an add itional charge of twenty-five

dollars ( 25.00) will be m ade for reconnecting, service due and payable at the time

of such reconnection.

In som e instances, solely at the discretion of Cumb erland Valley Electric, a

(N)

remote disconnect switch will be installed. If service is disconnected for non-

(N)

payment with the switch, a fee of twen ty dollars ( 20.00) will be applied to the (N)

member's account for the extra service rendered, due and payable at the time (N)

such delinquent account i s collected. An additional fee of twenty dollars (N)

( 20.00) will be added for reconnec ting the service with the remote switch. (N)

If, prior to discontinuan ce of service, there is delivered to Cum berland Valley

Electric or its em ployees empowered to discontinue service a written certificate

signed by a physician, a registered nurse, or a public health officer that in the opinion

of their certifier, discontinuance of serv ice will aggravate an existing illness or

infirmity on the prem ises, service shall not be d iscontinued until the affected member

can make other living arrangem ents or until thirty (30) days elapse from the time of

the Cooperative's notification to the member, in writing, of the existence of local,

state and federal program s providing for the payment o f utility bills under ce rtain

conditions and of the offices to contact for such possible assistance as per 807 KAR

5:006 Section 15.

22. BUDGET PAYMENT PLAN

The C ooperative has a b udget payment plan available for its residential Customers

whereby a customer may elect to pay a m onthly amount for the budget year in lieu

of monthly or bimonthly billings for actual usage. The m onthly budget payment

will be determined by the Co operative based, under norm al circumstances, on a

minimum of one-twelfth of the estimated annual usage, subject to review and

adjustment during the budget year. The normal budget year is the twelve (12)

months determined as shown below:

Customer

Budget Year Settlemen t Month

All Residential Custom ers May June June

Date of Issue: May 25,20 07

Effective Date: July 16,2007

Title: General Manager

BY

AUTHORITY

OF

ORDER~FHE PUBLIC SERV ICE COMMISSION

IN CASE NO.: 2007-00205 DATED: JULY 16,2 007


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22. BUDGET PAYMENT PLAN CONT'D

The customer's account may be adjusted through a series of

levelized adjustments on a monthly basis if usage indicates that

the account will not be current upon payment of the last budget

amount.

If Customer fails to pay bills as rendered under the budget

payment plan, the Company reserves the right to revoke the pl(an,

restore the Customer to regular billing and require immediate

payment of any deficiency.

Failure to receive a bill in no way exempts Customer from the

provision of these TERMS AND CONDITIONS.

When the Cooperative is unable to read a meter after reasonable

effort, the Customer will be billed at the average of the three

immediately preceding monthly or bimonthly bills and the billing

adjusted when the meter is read.

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23. TAKES


The Cooperative shall add to the bills of all applicable

members the Kentucky sales and Use Tax, any utility gross

receipts license tax for schools or any other tax that ma:y be

imposed on the Cooperative that is measured or determined by

sales or receipts.

24. Meter readinq

Each member receiving service will be required to supply the

Cooperative with the reading of each meter on the form as

furnished by the Cooperative on the date as designated by

the Cooperative.

If any member shall fail to read his or

her meter and mail same to the Cooperative Office for three

(3)consecutive months,

such meter shall be read by a

representative of the Cooperative and the member shall

service charge of Twenty-five Dollars ($25.00) to cover

pay a

I

cost of trip by such representative.

In the event that an

error in meter reading should be made or member fails to send

in meter reading card the member shall pay for that month

either the minimum bill for the service which he receives,. or

if he should be a large user, he shall pay an amount

approximately equal to his average bill.

Then the following

month his bill shall be computed on the regular schedule

prorated for two months and the amount paid shall be credited.

(C) 25. UNPAID CHECKS FROM CONSUMERS

When a check received in payment of a consumer's account is

returned unpaid by the bank for any reason, the Cooperative

will notify such consumer by letter stating the amount of

the check and the reason for its return and a

charge of Twenty Dollars ($20.00) will be added to the

I

member's account.

Returned checks will be considered same as

a delinquent account,

and if payment in full is not received

for check within ten (10) days after notice, service to such

consumer will be discontinued provided such service shall not

be discontinued before twenty seven (27) days after the

mailing date of the original bill which such returned check

was intended to pay,

as prescribed under that section of Rule

20 dealing with unpaid accounts. Any trip made by

a service

man in the collection on a returned check will be charged

for at the rate of Twenty Dollars ($20.00) per trip. I

Section 8(3) (c).

(C) 26. BILLING ADJUSTED TO STANDARD PERIODS

In case of the first billing of a new account and the final

billing of an account where the period covered by the

billing is a fraction of a month,

the demand charge and/or

the energy used will be prorated for proporti,qqal part ,-of'; .,.'i:,..- :

the billing period when computing such bill.

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NO. 4


27. MONITORING USAGE

At least once annually the Cooperative will monitor the usage of

each customer according to the following procedure:

1. The customer's annual usage for the most recent 12-month

period will be compared with the annual usage for the

12 months immediately preceding that period.

2. If the annual usage for the two periods are substantially

the same or if any difference is known to be attributed

to unique circumstances,

such as unusual weather

conditions,

common to all customers, no further review

will be done.

3. If the annual usages differ by 15 percent or more and

cannot be attributed to a readily identified common

cause, the Cooperative will compare the customer's monthly

usage records for the la-month period with the monthly

usage for the same months of the preceding year.

4. If the cause for the usage deviation cannot be determined

from analysis of the customer's meter reading and billing

records, the Cooperative will contact the customer by

telephone or in writing to determine whether there have been

changes such as different number of household members or work

staff, additional or different appliances, changes in business

volume, or known leaks in the customer's service line.

5. Where the deviation is not otherwise explained, the

Cooperative will test the customer's meter to determine

whether it shows an average error greater than 2 percent fIast

or slow.

6.

The Cooperative will notify the customers of the

investigation, its findings, and any refunds or backbilling in

accordance with 807 KAR 5:006, Section lO(4) and (5).

Date of Issue: March 1,

2001

Issued By:


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(N) 27.

MONITORING (CON'T)

In addition to the annual monitoring,

the Cooperative will immediately

investigate usage deviations brought to its attention as a result of

its ongoing meter reading or billing processes or customer inquiry.

Date of Iss

Issued By:


General Manager


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PSC KY NO

4

First Revlsed SI-IEET NO. 7

Cumberland Valley Electric, Inc. CANCELLING PSC K Y

N O

rlainal SHEET NO. 37

RULES

AND REGlrL>ATIONS

28,

DEPOSITS

The Cooperative may require a n~ in im um ash deposit or other guaratlty to secur; payment of bills

except for customers yt~alifying or service reconnection p u rs u a~ to 807

K19R 5 :

006. Section 15,

Niirlter Wardship Reco nnection. Service may be refused or disconnection for failure to pay the requested

deposit. Interest, as prescribed by K RS 278.460.1 will be paid mntla lly either by refund or credit to the

customer's bill, except that no refund or credit

will

be made

if

the customer's bill is delinquent on the

anniversary date of the deposit.

The deposit may be waived upon

a

custom er? show ing of satist'actory credit or payment history, and

required deposits will be returned after eighteen

1

8) months if the customer has established a

(T

satisfactory payment record for that period. If a deposit has been waived or returned and the customer

fails to maiiltain a satisfactory paym ent record, a deposit nlay then be required. Th e Cooperative may

require a deposit in addition to the initial deposit if the custom er's classification of service changes or if

there is a substantial change

in

usage. Upon te min atiol l of service, the deposit, any principal amo unts,

and any interest earned and owin g will be credited to the final bill with any remainder refunded to the

cus ton~er ,

deposit will be required or waived, based on the credit report received from the credit agency. If the (K

customer has

a

s&isfactor?. credit report the deposit may be waived.

(N

I f a deposit is held longer than

18

months. the deposit \sill be recalculated at the customer's request

based on the custotner's actual usage. If the deposit on account differs from the &calculated a no un t

by

more than $10.00 for a residential customer or

10

percent for a non-residential custom er, the

Cooperative may collect

ny

under payment and shall refund m y overpayment

by

check or credit to the

customer

bill.

No refund will be made if the customer's bill is delinqtient at the time of the

recalculation.

DATE OF ISSUE Mat/

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DATE EFFECTIVE June

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32. UNDERGROUND EXTENSION

A. PurDose of Policy

The purpose of this policy is to formulate Cumberland Valley

RECC requirements for underground electrical service, the

application of which will insure adequate service and safety

to all persons engaged in the construction, maintenance,

operation,

in general.

or use of underground facilities and to the public

B. Applicability

This policy shall apply to all underground electrical supply

facilities,

used in connection with electric service

distribution in new residential subdivisions after the

effective date of this policy.

C. Definitions

The following words and terms, when used in this policy,

shall have the meaning indicated:

Applicant-the developer, builder or other person, partnership,

association,

corporation or governmental agency applying for

the installation of an underground electric distribution

system.

Buildina- a structure enclosed within exterior walls or fire walls

build, erected and framed of component structural parts and

designed for less than five (5) family occupancy.

Multiple-Occupancy Buildins-a structure enclosed within exterior walls

or fire walls, build, erected and framed of component

structural parts and designed to contain five (5) or more

individual dwelling units.

Distribution System-electric service facilities consisting of primary

and secondary conductors, transformers, and necessary

accessories and appurtenances for the furnishing of electric

power at utilization voltage.

Subdivision- the tract of land which is divided into ten (10) or more

lots for the construction of new residential buildings, or

the land on which is constructed two (2) or more new multiple

occupancy buildings.


Effective Date: March: ~1.,~::.2001

Issued By:

General Manager

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32.

UNDERGROUND EXTENSION (CON'T)

Trenchinq and Backfilling- opening and preparing the ditch for

the installation of conductors including

placing of raceways

under roadways, driveways, or paved areas; providing a san'd

bedding below and above conductors when required; and backfill

of trench to ground level.

Rishts of Wav and Easements

1.

The Cooperative shall construct, own, operate and maintain

distribution lines only along easements, public streets,

roads,

and highways which are by legal right accessible to

the utility's equipment and which the utility has the legal

right to occupy,

and on the public lands and private

property across which rights of way and easements

satisfactory to the Cooperative are provided without cost

or condemnation by the Cooperative.

2. Rights-of-Way and Easements suitable to the Cooperative for

the underground distribution facilities must be furnished

by the Applicant in reasonable time to meet service

requirements.

The Applicant shall make the area in which

the underground distribution facilities are to be located

accessible to the Cooperative's equipment, remove all

obstructions from the area,

and final grade,

stake to show property lines

perform rough grading to a reasonable

approximation of final grade,

and maintain clearing and

grading during construction by the Cooperative.

Suitable

land rights shall be granted to the Cooperative obligating

the Applicant and subsequent property owners to provide

continuing access to the utility for operation, maintenance

or replacement of its facilities, or substantial changes in

grade or elevation thereof.

E. Installation of Underqround Distribution Svstem

within New Subdivision

1. Where appropriate contractual arrangements have been made,

the Cooperative shall install within the Subdivision an

underground electric distribution system of sufficient

capacity and suitable materials which, in its judgement,

will assure that the property owners will receive safe and

adequate electric service for the foreseeable future.

2.

All single-phase conductors installed by the utility

shall

be underground. Appurtenances such as transformers,

pedestal mounted terminals, switching equipment and meter

cabinets may be placed above ground.

Date of Is

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General Manager


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32. UNDERGROUND EXTENSION (CON'T)

3. Multi-phase primary mains or feeders required within a

subdivision to supply local distribution or to serve

individual multi-phase loads may be overhead unless

underground is required by governmental authority or chosen

by the Applicant in either of which case the differential

4.

cost of underground shall be borne by the Applicant.

If the Applicant has complied with the requirements within

and has given the Cooperative not less than 120 days' written

notice prior to the anticipated date of completion (i.e.,

ready for occupancy) of the first building in the

subdivision,

the Cooperative shall complete the installation

30 days prior to the estimated completion date.

(Subject to

weather and ground conditions and availability of materials

and barring extraordinary or emergency circumstances beyond

the reasonable control of the Cooperative.) However, nothing

in this policy shall be interpreted to require the

Cooperative to extend service to portions of the subdivisions

not under active development.

5. A non-refundable payment shall be made by the Applicant equal

to the difference between the cost of providing underground

facilities and that of providing overhead facilities.

The

payment to be made by Applicant shall be determined from the

total footage of single phase primary, secondary, and service

conductor to be installed at an average per foot cost

differential in accordance with the Average Cost Differential

filed herewith as Exhibit A, which Average Cost Differential

shall be updated annually as required by order dated February

2, 1973 of the /Public Service Commission of Kentucky in

Administrative Case No. 16, (Three (3) wire secondary and

service conductor runs shall be considered as one conductor,

i.e., triplex.)

The average cost differential per foot, as

stated,

is representative of construction is soil free of

rock, shale,

or other impairments which increase cost of

construction. Where rock, shale,

or other impairments are

anticipated or encountered in construction the actual

increased cost of trenching and backfilling shall be borne by

the Applicant.

6.

The Applicant may be required to deposit the entire estimated

cost of the extension. If this is done, the amount deposited

in excess of the normal charge for the underground extensions

as provided in paragraph 5 above, shall be refunded to the

applicant over a ten year period as provided in Public

Service Commission Rule 807 KAR 5 : 01 Section ,S+:., I ~rl,~~:',-.-~,.-;.L ':.:.:.;.;+

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32.

7.

8.

9.

10.

11.

12.

13.


UNDERGROUND EXTENSION (CON'T)

Both parties may agree that the Applicant may perform all

necessary trenching and backfilling in accordance with the

Cooperative's specifications.

The Cooperative shall then

credit the Applicant's cost in an amount equal to the

Cooperative's normal cost for trenching and backfilling.

The Cooperative shall furnish, install, and maintain the

service lateral to the Applicant's meter base, which normally

will be at the corner of the building nearest the point to be

served.

Plans for the location of all facilities to be installed

shall be approved by the Cooperative and the Applicant prior

to construction.

Alterations in plans by the Applicant which

require additional cost of installation or construction shall

be at the sole expense of the Applicant.

The Cooperative shall not be obligated to install any

facility within a subdivision until satisfactory arrangements

for the payment of charges have been completed by the

Applicant.

The charges specified in these rules are based on the promise

that each Applicant will cooperate with the Utility in an

effort to keep the cost of construction and installation of

the underground electric distribution system as low as

possible and make satisfactory arrangements for the payment

of the above charges prior to the installation of the

facilities.

All electrical facilities shall be installed and constructed

to comply with the rules and regulations of the Public

Service Commission,

National Electrical Safety Code,

Cumberland Valley Electric specifications, or other rules and

regulations which may be applicable.

Service pedestals and methods of installations shall be

approved by Cumberland Valley Electric prior to ins

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