Marshall Municipal Utilities

LGS - Large General

APPLICATION:

At all points in the area served by Marshall Municipal Utilities where facilities of adequate capacity and the required phase and suitable voltage are adjacent to the premises to be served.

Electric service to customers served under the Small General Service rate shall qualify for the Large General Service rate if monthly demand is 100 kW or greater for any one month in the last twelve consecutive month period. If monthly demand for a service is 100 kW or greater for any three months of a twelve consecutive month period, the service will automatically be reclassified to the Large General Service rate.

If monthly demand for a service is less than 100 kW for a twelve consecutive month period, the service will automatically be reclassified to the Small General Service rate.

TYPE OF SERVICE:

Three phase, 60 cycles, at one of the standard secondary service voltages as approved by the Electric Department.

NET MONTHLY RATE (Excluding City Electric Revenue Payment):

Demand Charge (Per kW):
Minimum (Includes 50 kW)	$375.00
All additional kW of Billing Demand	$7.50
Energy Charge (Per kWh):
First 430 kWh/kW of billing Demand per month	$0.0575
All additional kWh per month	$0.0520
Energy Cost Adjustment

All Charges are subject to the Energy Cost Adjustment Clause.

BILLING DEMAND

The Billing Demand shall be determined by measurement and shall be the average kW demand during the 15-minute period of maximum kWh use during the billing month, but shall not be less than the greater of 50 kW or 75 percent of the maximum Billing Demand during the summer season of the 12 month period ended with the current billing month.

PRIMARY METERING

Where service to a customer is measured at primary distribution voltage, the measured demand and energy will be decreased 2 percent for billing purposes.

POWER FACTOR

Customer shall at all times maintain a power factor of not less than 90 percent lagging. If a customer's power factor is less than 90 percent lagging and the customer does not expeditiously take corrective action, the City can, at its option, discontinue service or charge the customer an amount equal to 150 percent of the actual or estimated total cost (including material, labor, equipment and overhead expense) to install the necessary corrective equipment on the City's lines to improve the customer's power at least 90 percent. Such charge also provides for the cost of future maintenance and replacement equipment.

TERMS OF SERVICE:

Electric Service under this schedule is subject to all rules and regulations approved by the Board of Public Works of Marshall, Missouri.

TIME OF USE OPTION

Customers with electric service which qualifies for the Large General Service rate have the option of electing the following Time of Use rate. Such election shall be binding for a minimum period of one fiscal year.

Dependent upon material availability, Municipal Utilities may temporarily install, for a period not exceeding 90 calendar days, metering equipment which will enable the collection of time of use information in order to establish potential benefit from the Time of Use rate. During this period, a nonrefundable administrative charge, as described below and in the General Terms and Regulations, is required.

Customers electing the Time of Use rate shall pay any additional cost of metering equipment necessary to obtain time of use information. This charge may be paid in 12 consecutive monthly payments as a portion of the monthly statement.

NET MONTHLY RATE (Excluding City Electric Revenue Payment):

Customer Charge (Per month):	$50.00
Demand Charge (Per kW):
Minimum (50 kW)	$375.00
All additional kW of On-Peak Demand	$7.50
All additional kW of Off-Peak Demand	$2.00
Energy Charge (Per kWh):
All kWh per month	$0.0575
Energy Cost Adjustment

All Charges are subject to the Energy Cost Adjustment Clause.

BILLING DEMAND

The Billing Demand shall be determined by measurement and shall be the average kW demand during the 15-minute period of maximum kWh use during the billing month, but shall not be less than the greater of 50 kW or 75 percent of the maximum On-Peak Billing Demand during the summer season of the 12 month period ended with the current billing month.