Summary of Rate Schedules - St. George, Utah, Municipal Power and Light
System Effective July 1, 2005.
Residential Service
This rate schedule applies to all residential electric service used for
domestic purposes on the premises of any individual private residence, apartment,
or dwelling and measured by a single meter at approximately 110 or 240 volts,
60 cycles. The common areas of residential developments will be considered
residential service if the owners of the common area are exclusive users
and if the total connected load for the common area does not exceed 30 kW.
| Rates |
Per Meter Per Month |
| Customer Charge |
$9.80 |
| Energy Charge, per kWh |
$0.0681 |
Small General Service
This schedule is for single or three-phase non-residential service supplied
at the Department’s available voltage through a single meter for all
service required on the Customer’s premises by Customers with a power
requirement that is not greater than 50 kW during seven (7) of the prior
twelve (12) month period and never exceeding 60 kW. Customers subject to
this rate schedule who fail to qualify under the above condition shall be
classified as Large General Service regardless of the period of time during
which they qualified under this Schedule. Customers otherwise subject to
this rate who fail to qualify under the above conditions shall remain on
the Large General Service schedule for a period of not less than 12 months.
Character of service: Alternating current; 60 cycles; single phase 120/240
volts; three-phase 120/208 volts, and other voltages upon permission of
the City as specified in service policies and regulations.
| Rates |
Per Meter Per Month |
| Customer Charge |
$8.48 |
| Energy Charge: |
|
0-500 kWh, per kWh
|
$0.1172 |
Next 9,500 kWh, per kWh
|
$0.0639 |
Over 10,000 kWh, per kWh
|
$0.0385 |
| Demand Charge: |
|
0-5 kW, per kW
|
$0.00 (See note) |
Over 5 kW, per kW
|
$7.59 |
NOTE: If an external commercial and or temporary construction use is
not gong to exceed 5 kW in demand, the City will not require a demand
meter be placed. This exception is only for services that serve signs,
lighting , irrigation timers and miscellaneous outdoor needs and will
be approved by Water & Power Engineering
Power Factor Adjustment: If the customer power factor is found to be
less than 95 percent, the customer will be penalized 1 percent of the
overall billing for each 1 percent below the 95 percent power factor.
Large General Service
This schedule is for single or three-phase non-residential service supplied
at the Department’s available voltage through a single meter for
all service required on the Customer’s premises by Customers with
a power requirement of greater than 50 kW during seven (7) of the prior
twelve (12) month period and for all customers whose load exceeds 60 kW
in any month during the twelve month period. It is also applicable to
any customer who fails to qualify for Small General Service during any
twelve months.
| Rates |
Per Meter Per Month |
| Customer Charge |
$44.23 |
| Energy Charge: |
|
0-10,000 kWh, per kWh
|
$0.0520 |
Over 10,000 kWh, per kWh
|
$0.0385 |
| Demand Charge: |
|
0-5 kW, per kW
|
$0.00 |
Over 5 kW, per kW
|
$11.21 |
Character of service: Alternating current; 60 cycles; single phase 120/240
volts; three-phase 120/208 volts, and other voltages upon permission of
the City as specified in service policies and regulations.
Power Factor Adjustment: If the customer power factor is found to be less
than 95 percent, the customer will be penalized 1 percent of the overall
billing for each 1 percent below the 95 percent power factor.
Agricultural Service
This schedule is for three-phase non-residential service to water pumps
that supply water to agricultural projects.
| Rates |
Per Meter Per Month |
| Customer Charge |
$8.48 |
| Energy Charge: |
|
0-500 kWh, per kWh
|
$0.1172 |
Next 9,500 kWh, per kWh |
$0.0639 |
Over 10,000 kWh, per kWh
|
$0.0385 |
Other Service
Temporary Service: Temporary power will be charge at the Small General Service
Rate.
Service Outside City Limits: Electric service fees/rates for those connected
tot the City Electric System, but living outside the City of St. George
incorporated area will be higher than the rates paid by those inside the
incorporated area of the City, as determined from time by the City Council.
Demand Charge Adjustment: If billing is less than 15 days, the demand
charge will be pro-rated.
Summary of Rates Schedules - St. George, Utah. Municipal power Water
System Effective February 15, 2002
Summary of water rates schedules as authorized by ordinance passed by
the City Council on February 14, 2002 for service available to customers
within the reach of the existing distribution system.
General Service Rate
| Monthly Base Charge |
| Meter Size |
Monthly Charge |
| 5/8 X 3/4" & 3/4" |
$14.43 |
| 1" |
$35.55 |
| 1-1/2" |
$45.07 |
| 2" |
$67.93 |
| 3" |
$192.78 |
| 4" |
$439.48 |
| 6" |
$762.74 |
For the base charges shown above, 5,000 gallons per month may be used
by each customer without additional charge. The costs for water used in
excess of 5,000 gallons per month are shown below.
| Consumptive Use Blocks |
| Water Use Per Month |
Costs Per 1,000 Gallons Used |
| 0-5,000 |
Included in base charge |
| 5,000-10,000 |
$0.71 |
| 10,000-15,000 |
$0.82 |
| 15,000-20,000 |
$0.91 |
| 20,000-25,000 |
$1.01 |
| 25,000-30,000 |
$1.11 |
| 30,000-35,000 |
$1.21 |
| 35,000-40,000 |
$1.31 |
| 40,000-45,000 |
$1.41 |
| 45,000 and above |
$1.51 |
Residential Garbage Rates
$9.90
Residential Sewer Rates
$17.28
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