April 4, 2008
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Ms. Ann Cole, Commission Clerk
Florida Public Service Commission
2540 Shumard Oak Boulevard
Tallahassee, Florida 32399-0850
Re:
Petition to ModiJL Tariff Sheet No. 4.010 Regarding Underground Commercial
and Industrial Services; Docket No.
Dear Ms. Cole:
Please find enclosed for filing on behalf of Progress Energy Florida, Inc. the
original and seven (7) copies of its petition to modify Tariff Sheet 4.0 10 regarding
underground commercial and industrial services.
Thank you for your assistance in this matter. Should have any questions, please
feel free to contact me at (727) 820-5 184.
Sincerely,
BEFORE THE FLORIDA PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
In Re: Petition to Modify Tariff Sheet
No. 4.010 Regarding Underground
Commercial and Industrial Services
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Docket No.
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Filed: April 4,2008
PETITION TO MODIFY TARIFF SHEET NO. 4.010
Progress Energy Florida, Inc. (“PEF”) hereby petitions this Commission for approval of
modifications to PEF’s Tariff Sheet No. 4.0 10 regarding underground commercial and industrial
services. in support of this Petition, PEF states as follows:
1.
PEF is a public utility subject to the jurisdiction of the Commission under
Chapter 366, Florida Statutes. PEF’s General Offices are located at 299 First Avenue North, St
Petersburg, FL 33701.
2.
All notices, pleadings and other communications required to be served on
petitioner should be directed to:
John T . Bumett, Esquire
Post Office Box 14042
St. Petersburg, FL 33733-4042
Telephone: (727) 820-5 184
Facsimile: (727) 820-5249
For express deliveries by private courier, the address is:
299 First Avenue North
Suite PEF-15 1
St. Petersburg, FL 33701
appendix to that tariff sheet. Section III(d) of PEF’s Requirements for Electric Service and Meter
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4. In this petition, PEF requests that Section IV, Second Revised Sheet No. 4.010 be
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provisions of that tariff sheet to the aforementioned language set forth in Section III(d) of PEF’s
Requirements for Electric Service and Meter Installations.
WHEREFORE, PEF respectfully requests the Commission to approve this Petition and
the modifications to Section IV,Second Revised Sheet No. 4.010 as set forth in Exhibit A hereto.
Respectfully submitted,
A G c i a t e General Counsel - Florida
PROGRESS
ENERGY
SERVICE
COMPANY,
LLC
299 First Avenue North
St. Petersburg, FL 33701
Attorney for
PROGRESS
ENERGY
FLORIDA,
INC.
EXHIBIT A
REVISED TARIFF SHEET
No. 4.010
(Legislative)
I &6m Progress Energy
SECTION NO. IV
T H I R D S i X W B R E V l S E D SHEET NO. 4.010
CANCELS SECONDFIRST- REVISED SHEET NO. 4.010
PART I
DEFINITIONS AND CLASSIFICATIONS
1.01
Definitions:
The following definitions set forth standard interpretations of certain terms used in these Rules and Regulations:
1.02
Company:
Progress Energy, Florida Inc.
Customer:
The user of the Company's electric service
Service:
The supply by the Company of electricity to the Customer, including the readiness and availability of
electrical energy at the Customer's Point of Delivery at the required voltage and frequency whether or
not utilized by the Customer.
Service Drop:
That portion of the Company's facilities, between the pole or underground cable and the point of
attachment at the service entrance, which brings the service from the Company's supply lines to the
Customer.
Service Entrance:
Wires and enclosures owned by the Customer and connecting the Customer's installation to the
service drop.
Customer's Installation:
Wires, enclosures, switches, appliances and other apparatus, including the service entrance, forming
the Customer's facilities utilizing service for any purpose on the Customer's side of the point of
delivery.
Point of Delivery:
The point of attachment where the Company's service drop is connected to the Customer's service
entrance. For underqround service other than residential, the Customer's service entrance shall
include conductors and raceway to a Doint designated by the Companv aenerallv the pad-mount
transformer closest to the building
Connected Load:
The total rated capacity in horsepower (H.P.), and/or kilowatts (kW), and/or kilovolt amperes (kVA), of
all electric equipment, appliances, apparatus and other current consuming devices which are
connected in and to the Customer's installation and which may utilize service.
Maximum Demand:
Highest integrated reading of Customer's electrical power requirements measured in kilowatts during
the interval of time specified in the Rate Schedules.
Temporary Service:
The supply of electricity by the Company to the Customer for construction purposes; or for fairs,
displays, exhibits and similar services; and for other services which will be in use for less than a year.
Rate Schedules:
The applicable schedules of rates and charges for service rendered which, from time to time, are on
file with and approved by the Florida Public Service Commission having jurisdiction thereover, and
under which service is rendered by the Company.
Service Classifications:
Service is classified for rate application purposes according to one of the following which best describes the Customer's electric service
requirements:
(1)
Residential: Residential customers have the option of being served under one of the following rate schedules:
A.
ISSUED BY:
EFFECTIVE:
Residential Service (RS-1):
Applicable to residential customers in a single dwelling house, a mobile home, or
individually metered single apartment unit or other unit having housekeeping
facilities, occupied by one family or household as a residence, The premises of
such single dwelling may include an additional apartment with separate
housekeeping facilities, as well as a garage and other separate structures where
they are occupied or used solely by the members or servants of such family or
household.
Lori J. Cross, Manaaer, Utility Requlatow P l a n n i n a - F l o r i d a W . Myefs, V k e M W , l&amh43,28Qa
EXHIBIT A
REVISED TARIFF SHEET
No. 4.010
(Clean copy)
v
SECTION NO. IV
THIRD REVISED SHEET NO. 4.010
CANCELS SECOND REVISED SHEET NO. 4.010
bbProgress Energy
PART I
DEFINITIONS AND CLASSIFICATIONS
1.01
Definitions:
The following definitions set forth standard interpretations of certain terms used in these Rules and Regulations:
(8)
1.02
Company:
Progress Energy, Florida Inc
Customer:
The user of the Company's electric service.
Service:
The supply by the Company of electricity to the Customer, including the readiness and availability of
electrical energy at the Customer's Point of Delivery at the required voltage and frequency whether or
not utilized by the Customer.
Service Drop:
That portion of the Company's facilities, between the pole or underground cable and the point of
attachment at the service entrance, which brings the service from the Company's supply lines to the
Customer.
Service Entrance:
Wires and enclosures owned by the Customer and connecting the Customer's installation to the
service drop.
Customer's Installation:
Wires, enclosures, switches, appliances and other apparatus, including the service entrance, forming
the Customer's facilities utilizing service for any purpose on the Customer's side of the point of
de Iivery .
Point of Delivery:
The point of attachment where the Company's service drop is connected to the Customer's service
entrance. For underground service other than residential, the Customer's service entrance shall
include conductors and raceway to a point designated by the Company generally the pad-mount
transformer closest to the building.
Connected Load:
The total rated capacity in horsepower (H.P.), and/or kilowatts (kW), and/or kilovolt amperes (kVA), of
all electric equipment, appliances, apparatus and other current consuming devices which are
connected in and to the Customer's installation and which may utilize service.
Maximum Demand:
Highest integrated reading of Customer's electrical power requirements measured in kilowatts during
the interval of time specified in the Rate Schedules.
Temporary Service:
The supply of electricity by the Company to the Customer for construction purposes; or for fairs,
displays, exhibits and similar services; and for other services which will be in use for less than a year.
Rate Schedules:
The applicable schedules of rates and charges for service rendered which, from time to time, are on
file with and approved by the Florida Public Service Commission having jurisdiction thereover, and
under which service is rendered by the Company.
Service Classifications:
Service is classified for rate application purposes according to one of the following which best describes the Customer's electric service
requirements:
(1)
Residential: Residential customers have the option of being served under one of the following rate schedules:
A.
ISSUED BY:
EFFECTIVE:
Residential Service (RS-1):
Applicable to residential customers in a single dwelling house, a mobile home, or
individually metered single apartment unit or other unit having housekeeping
facilities, occupied by one family or household as a residence. The premises of
such single dwelling may include an additional apartment with separate
housekeeping facilities, as well as a garage and other separate structures where
they are occupied or used solely by the members or servants of such family or
household.
Lori J. Cross, Manager, Utility Regulatory Planning-Florida
SECTION NO. IV
THIRD REVISED SHEET NO. 4.010
CANCELS SECOND REVISED SHEET NO. 4.010
Progress Energy
PART I
DEFINITIONS AND CLASSIFICATIONS
1.01
Definitions:
The following definitions set forth standard interpretations of certain terms used in these Rules and Regulations
1.02
Company:
Progress Energy Florida Inc
Customer:
The user of the Company's electric service
Service:
The supply by the Company of electricity to the Customer, including the readiness and availability of
electrical energy at the Customer's Point of Delivery at the required voltage and frequency whether or
not utilized by the Customer
Service Drop:
That portion of the Company's facilities, between the pole or underground cable and the point of
attachment at the service entrance, which brings the service from the Company's supply lines to the
Customer
Service Entrance:
Wires and enclosures owned by the Customer and connecting the Customer's installation to the
service drop
Customer's Installation:
Wires enclosures switches appliances and other apparatus including the Service entrance forming
the Customer's facilities utilizing service for any purpose on the Customer's side of the point of
delivery
Point of Delivery:
The point of attachment where the Company's service drop is connected to the Customer's service
entrance For underground service other than residential the Customers service entrance shall
include conductors and raceway to a point designated by the Company generally the pad-mount
transformer closest to the building
Connected Load:
The total rated capacity in horsepower (H P ) and/or kilowatts (kW) and/or kilovolt amperes (kVA) of
all electric equipment appliances apparatus and other current consuming devices which are
connected in and to the Customer's installation and which may utilize service
Maximum Demand.
Highest integrated reading of Customer's electrical power requirements measured in kilowatts during
the interval of time specified in the Rate Schedules
(IO)
Temporary Service
The supply of electricity by the Company to the Customer for construction purposes or for fairs
displays exhibits and similar services and for other services which will be in use for less than a year
(1 1)
Rate Schedules
The applicable schedules of rates and charges for service rendered which from time to time are on
file with and approved by the Florida Public Service Commission having jurisdiction thereover and
under which service is rendered by the Company
Service Classifications:
Service is classified for rate application purposes according to one of the following which best describes the Customer's electric service
requirements
(1)
Residential Residential customers have the option of being served under one of the following rate schedules
A
S U E D BY:
!FFECTIVE:
Residential Service (RS-1)
Applicable to residential customers in a single dwelling house a mobile home or
individually metered single apartment unit or other unit having housekeeping
facilities occupied by one family or household as a residence The premises of
such single dwelling may include an additional apartment with separate
housekeeping facilities, as well as a garage and other separate structures where
they are occupied or used solely by the members or servants of such family or
household
Lori J. Cross, Manager, Utility Regulatory Planning-Florida
SECTION NO. IV
THIRD REVISED SHEET NO. 4.010
CANCELS SECOND REVISED SHEET NO. 4.010
PART I
DEFINITIONS AND CLASSIFICATIONS
1.01
Definitions:
The following definitions set forth standard interpretations of certain terms used in these Rules and Regulations
1.02
Company:
Progress Energy, Florida Inc
Customer:
The user of the Company's electric service
Service:
The supply by the Company of electricity to the Customer including the readiness and availability of
electrical energy at the Customer's Point of Delivery at the required voltage and frequency whether or
not utilized by the Customer
Service Drop:
That portion of the Company's facilities, between the pole or underground cable and the point of
attachment at the setvice entrance, which brings the service from the Company's supply lines to the
Customer
Service Entrance:
Wires and enclosures owned by the Customer and connecting the Customer's installation to the
service drop
Customer's Installation:
Wires, enclosures, switches, appliances and other apparatus, including the service entrance, forming
the Customer's facilities utilizing service for any purpose on the Customer's side of the point of
delivery.
Point of Delivery:
The point of attachment where the Company's service drop is connected to the Customer's service
entrance. For underground service other than residential, the Customer's service entrance shall
include conductors and raceway to a point designated by the Company generally the pad-mount
transformer closest to the building.
Connected Load:
The total rated capacity in horsepower (H P.), and/or kilowatts (kW), and/or kilovolt amperes (kVA), of
all electric equipment, appliances, apparatus and other current consuming devices which are
connected in and to the Customer's installation and which may utilize service.
Maximum Demand
Highest integrated reading of Customer's electrical power requirements measured in kilowatts during
the interval of time soecified in the Rate Schedules.
Temporary Service
The supply of electricity by the Company to the Customer for construction purposes, or for fairs
displays, exhibits and similar services and for other services which will be in use for less than a year
Rate Schedules
The applicable schedules of rates and charges for service rendered which from time to time are on
file with and approved by the Florida Public Service Commission having jurisdiction thereover, and
under which service is rendered by the Company
Service Classifications:
Service is classified for rate application purposes according to one of the following which best describes the Customer's electric service
requirements
(1)
Residential Residential customers have the option of being served under one of the following rate schedules
A
;SUED BY:
:FFECTIVE:
Residential Service (RS-1)
Applicable to residential customers in a single dwelling house a mobile home or
individually metered single apartment unit or other unit having housekeeping
facilities occupied by one family or household as a residence The premises of
such single dwelling may include an additional apartment with separate
housekeeping facilities as well as a garage and other separate structures where
they are occupied or used solely by the members or servants of such family or
household
Lori J. Cross, Manager, Utility Regulatory Planning-Florida
SECTION NO. IV
THIRD REVISED SHEET NO. 4.010
CANCELS SECOND REVISED SHEET NO. 4.010
Progress En
PART I
DEFINITIONS AND CLASSIFICATIONS
1.01
Definitions:
The following definitions set forth standard interpretations of certain terms used in these Rules and Regulations:
1.02
Company:
Progress Energy, Florida Inc
Customer:
The user of the Company's electric service
Service:
The supply by the Company of electricity to the Customer, including the readiness and availability of
electrical energy at the Customer's Point of Delivery at the required voltage and frequency whether or
not utilized by the Customer
Service Drop:
That portion of the Company's facilities, between the pole or underground cable and the point of
attachment at the sewice entrance, which brings the sewice from the Company's supply lines to the
Customer
Service Entrance:
Wires and enclosures owned by the Customer and connecting the Customer's installation to the
service drop.
Customer's Installation.
Wires enclosures switches appliances and other apparatus including the service entrance forming
the Customers facilities utilizing service for any purpose on the Customer's side of the point of
delivery
Point of Delivery:
The point of attachment where the Company's service drop is connected to the Customer's service
entrance For underground service other than residential the Customers service entrance shall
include conductors and raceway to a point designated by the Company generally the pad-mount
transformer closest to the building
Connected Load:
The total rated capacity in horsepower (H P ) and/or kilowatts (kW) and/or kilovolt amperes (kVA) of
all electric equipment appliances apparatus and other current consuming devices which are
connected in and to the Customer's installation and which may utilize service
Maximum Demand
Highest integrated reading of Customers electrical power requirements measured in kilowatts during
the interval of time specified in the Rate Schedules
Temporary Service
The supply of electricity by the Company to the Customer for construction purposes or for fairs
displays exhibits and similar sewices and for other services which will be in use for less than a year
Rate Schedules
The applicable schedules of rates and charges for service rendered which from time to time are on
file with and approved by the Florida Public Service Commission having jurisdiction thereover and
under which service is rendered by the Company
Service Classifications:
Sewice is classified for rate application purposes according to one of the following which best describes the Customer's electric Service
requirements
(1)
Residential Residential customers have the option of being served under one of the following rate schedules
A
S U E D BY:
FFECTIVE:
Residential Service (RS-1)
Applicable to residential customers in a single dwelling house a mobile home or
individually metered single apartment unit or other unit having housekeeping
facilities occupied by one family or household as a residence The premises of
such single dwelling may include an additional apartment with separate
housekeeping facilities, as well as a garage and other separate structures where
they are occupied or used solely by the members or servants of such family or
household
Lori J. Cross, Manager, Utility Regulatory Planning-Florida
SECTION NO. IV
THIRD REVISED SHEET NO. 4.010
CANCELS SECOND REVISED SHEET NO. 4.010
PART I
DEFINITIONS AND CLASSIFICATIONS
1.01
Definitions:
The following definitions set forth standard interpretations of certain terms used in these Rules and Regulations:
1.02
Company:
Progress Energy, Florida Inc.
Customer:
The user of the Company's electric service
Sew ice:
The supply by the Company of electricity to the Customer, including the readiness and availability of
electrical energy at the Customer's Point of Delivery at the required voltage and frequency whether or
not utilized by the Customer.
Service DroD:
That portion of the Company's facilities, between the pole or underground cable and the point of
attachment at the service entrance, which brings the service from the Company's supply lines to the
Customer.
Service Entrance:
Wires and enclosures owned by the Customer and connecting the Customer's installation to the
service drop.
Customer's Installation:
Wires, enclosures, switches, appliances and other apparatus, including the service entrance, forming
the Customer's facilities utilizing service for any purpose on the Customer's side of the point of
delivery.
Point of Delivery
The point of attachment where the Company's service drop is connected to the Customer's service
entrance. For underground service other than residential, the Customer's service entrance shall
include conductors and raceway to a point designated by the Company generally the pad-mount
transformer closest to the building.
Connected Load:
The total rated capacity in horsepower (H.P.), and/or kilowatts (kW), and/or kilovolt amperes (kVA), of
all electric equipment, appliances, apparatus and other current consuming devices which are
connected in and to the Customer's installation and which may utilize service
Maximum Demand:
Highest integrated reading of Customer's electrical power requirements measured in kilowatts during
the interval of time specified in the Rate Schedules
Temporary Se mice:
The supply of electricity by the Company to the Customer for construction purposes, or for fairs,
displays exhibits and similar services, and for other services which will be in use for less than a year
Rate Schedules:
The applicable schedules of rates and charges for service rendered which from time to time, are on
file with and approved by the Florida Public Service Commission having jurisdiction thereover and
under which service is rendered by the Company
Service Classifications:
Service is classified for rate application purposes according to one of the following which best describes the Customer's electric service
requirements
(1)
Residential Residential customers have the option of being served under one of the following rate schedules
A
;SUED BY:
:FFECTIVE:
Residential Service (RS-1)
Applicable to residential customers in a single dwelling house a mobile home or
individually metered single apartment unit or other unit having housekeeping
facilities occupied by one family or household as a residence The premises of
such single dwelling may include an additional apartment with separate
housekeeping facilities as well as a garage and other separate structures where
they are occupied or used solely by the members or servants of such family or
household
Lori J. Cross, Manager, Utility Regulatory Planning-Florida
SECTION NO. IV
THIRD REVISED SHEET NO. 4.010
CANCELS SECOND REVISED SHEET NO. 4.010
rogress Energy
PART I
DEFINITIONS AND CLASSIFICATIONS
1.01
Definitions:
The following definitions set forth standard interpretations of certain terms used in these Rules and Regulations:
1.02
Company:
Progress Energy, Florida Inc.
Customer:
The user of the Company's electric service
Service:
The supply by the Company of electricity to the Customer, including the readiness and availability of
electrical energy at the Customer's Point of Delivery at the required voltage and frequency whether or
not utilized by the Customer.
Service Droo:
That portion of the Company's facilities, between the pole or underground cable and the point of
attachment at the sewice entrance, which brings the service from the Company's supply lines to the
Customer.
Service Entrance:
Wires and enclosures owned by the Customer and connecting the Customer's installation to the
service drop.
Customer's Installation:
Wires, enclosures, switches, appliances and other apparatus, including the service entrance, forming
the Customer's facilities utilizing service for any purpose on the Customer's side of the point of
delivery.
Point of Delivery:
The point of attachment where the Company's service drop is connected to the Customer's service
entrance. For underground service other than residential, the Customer's service entrance shall
include conductors and raceway to a point designated by the Company generally the pad-mount
transformer closest to the building.
Connected Load:
The total rated capacity in horsepower (H.P.), and/or kilowatts (kW), and/or kilovolt amperes (kVA), of
all electric equipment, appliances, apparatus and other current consuming devices which are
connected in and to the Customer's installation and which may utilize service.
Maximum Demand
Highest integrated reading of Customers electrical power requirements measured in kilowatts during
the interval of time specified in the Rate Schedules
Temporary Service
The supply of electricity by the Company to the Customer for construction purposes or for fairs
displays exhibits and similar services and for other services which will be in use for less than a year
Rate Schedules
The applicable schedules of rates and charges for service rendered which from time to time are on
file with and approved by the Florida Public Service Commission having jurisdiction thereover and
under which service is rendered by the Company
Service Classifications:
Service is classified for rate application purposes according to one of the following which best describes the Customer's electric service
requirements
(1)
Residential Residential customers have the option of being served under one of the following rate schedules
A
SSUED BY:
!FFECTIVE:
Residential Service (RS-1)
Applicable to residential customers in a single dwelling house a mobile home or
individually metered single apartment unit or other unit having housekeeping
facilities occupied by one family or household as a residence The premises of
such single dwelling may include an additional apartment with separate
housekeeping facilities as well as a garage and other separate structures where
they are occupied or used solely by the members or servants of such family or
household
Lori J. Cross, Manager, Utility Regulatory Planning-Florida
SECTION NO. IV
THIRD REVISED SHEET NO. 4.010
CANCELS SECOND REVISED SHEET NO. 4.010
PART I
DEFINITIONS AND CLASSIFICATIONS
1.01
Definitions:
The following definitions set forth standard interpretations of certain terms used in these Rules and Regulations:
(7)
1.02
Company:
Progress Energy, Florida Inc.
Customer:
The user of the Company's electric service
Service:
The supply by the Company of electricity to the Customer, including the readiness and availability of
electrical energy at the Customer's Point of Delivery at the required voltage and frequency whether or
not utilized by the Customer.
Service Drop:
That portion of the Company's facilities, between the pole or underground cable and the point of
attachment at the service entrance, which brings the service from the Company's supply lines to the
Customer.
Service Entrance:
Wires and enclosures owned by the Customer and connecting the Customer's installation to the
service drop.
Customer's Installation.
Wires, enclosures, switches, appliances and other apparatus, including the service entrance, forming
the Customer's facilities utilizing service for any purpose on the Customer's side of the point of
delivery.
Point of Delivery.
The point of attachment where the Company's service drop is connected to the Customer's Service
entrance. For underground service other than residential, the Customer's service entrance shall
include conductors and raceway to a point designated by the Company generally the pad-mount
transformer closest to the building.
Connected Load:
The total rated capacity in horsepower (H.P.), and/or kilowatts (kW), and/or kilovolt amperes (kVA), of
all electric equipment, appliances, apparatus and other current consuming devices which are
connected in and to the Customer's installation and which may utilize service.
Maximum Demand:
Highest integrated reading of Customer's electrical power requirements measured in kilowatts during
the interval of time specified in the Rate Schedules.
Temporary Service:
The supply of electricity by the Company to the Customer for construction purposes or for fairs
displays exhibits and similar services and for other services which will be in use for less than a year
Rate Schedules:
The applicable schedules of rates and charges for service rendered which from time to time are on
file with and approved by the Florida Public Service Commission having jursdiction thereover and
under which service is rendered by the Company
Service Classifications:
Service is classified for rate application purposes according to one of the following which best describes the Customer's electric service
requirements
(1)
Residential Residential customers have the option of being served under one of the following rate schedules
A
;SUED BY:
iFFECTIVE:
Residential Service (RS-1)
Applicable to residential customers in a single dwelling house a mobile home or
individually metered single apartment unit or other unit having housekeeping
facilities occupied by one family or household as a residence The premises of
such single dwelling may include an additional apartment with separate
housekeeping facilities as well as a garage and other separate structures where
they are occupied or used solely by the members or servants of such family or
household
Lori J. Cross, Manager, Utility Regulatory Planning-Florida
SECTION NO. IV
THIRD REVISED SHEET NO. 4.010
CANCELS SECOND REVISED SHEET NO. 4.010
rogress Energy
PART I
DEFINITIONS AND CLASSIFICATIONS
1.01
Definitions:
The following definitions set forth standard interpretations of certain terms used in these Rules and Regulations:
1.02
Company:
Progress Energy, Florida Inc.
Customer:
The user of the Company's electric service
Service:
The supply by the Company of electricity to the Customer, including the readiness and availability of
electrical energy at the Customer's Point of Delivery at the required voltage and frequency whether or
not utilized by the Customer.
Service Drop:
That portion of the Company's facilities, between the pole or underground cable and the point of
attachment at the service entrance, which brings the service from the Company's supply lines to the
Customer.
Service Entrance.
Wires and enclosures owned by the Customer and connecting the Customer's installation to the
service droD.
Customer's Installation
Wires, enclosures, switches, appliances and other apparatus, including the service entrance, forming
the Customer's facilities utilizing service for any purpose on the Customer's side of the point of
delivery.
Point of Delivery:
The point of attachment where the Company's service drop is connected to the Customer's service
entrance. For underground service other than residential, the Customer's service entrance shall
include conductors and raceway to a point designated by the Company generally the pad-mount
transformer closest to the building.
Connected Load:
The total rated capacity in horsepower (H.P.), and/or kilowatts (kW), and/or kilovolt amperes (kVA), of
all electric equipment, appliances, apparatus and other current consuming devices which are
connected in and to the Customer's installation and which may utilize service.
Maximum Demand
Highest integrated reading of Customer's electrical power requirements measured in kilowatts during
the interval of time specified in the Rate Schedules.
Temporary Service
The supply of electricity by the Company to the Customer for construction purposes; or for fairs,
displays, exhibits and similar services; and for other services which will be in use for less than a year.
Rate Schedules
The applicable schedules of rates and charges for service rendered which, from time to time, are on
file with and approved by the Florida Public Service Commission having jurisdiction thereover, and
under which service is rendered by the Company.
Service Classifications:
Service is classified for rate application purposes according to one of the following which best describes the Customer's electric service
requirements
(1)
Residential Residential customers have the option of being served under one of the following rate schedules
A
SSUED BY:
f FFECTIVE:
Residential Service (RS-1)
Applicable to residential customers in a single dwelling house a mobile home or
individually metered single apartment unit or other unit having housekeeping
facilities occupied by one family or household as a residence The premises of
such single dwelling may include an additional apartment with separate
housekeeping facilities as well as a garage and other separate structures where
they are occupied or used solely by the members or servants of such family or
household
Lori J. Cross, Manager, Utility Regulatory Planning-Florida
SECTION NO. IV
THIRD REVISED SHEET NO. 4.010
CANCELS SECOND REVISED SHEET NO. 4.010
Progress Energy
PART I
DEFINITIONS AND CLASSIFICATIONS
1.01
Definitions:
The following definitions set forth standard interrxetations of certain terms used in these Rules and Regulations:
(7)
1.02
Company:
Progress Energy, Florida Inc
Customer:
The user of the Company's electric service
Service:
The supply by the Company of electricity to the Customer, including the readiness and availability of
electrical energy at the Customer's Point of Delivery at the required voltage and frequency whether or
not utilized by the Customer.
Service Drop:
That portion of the Company's facilities, between the pole or underground cable and the point of
attachment at the service entrance, which brings the service from the Company's supply lines to the
Customer.
Service Entrance:
Wires and enclosures owned by the Customer and connecting the Customer's installation to the
service drop.
Customer's Installation
Wires, enclosures, switches, appliances and other apparatus, including the service entrance, forming
the Customer's facilities utilizing service for any purpose on the Customer's side of the point of
delivery.
Point of Delivery:
The point of attachment where the Company's service drop is connected to the Customer's service
entrance For underground service other than residential, the Customer's service entrance shall
include conductors and raceway to a point designated by the Company generally the pad-mount
transformer closest to the building.
Connected Load:
The total rated capacity in horsepower (H.P ) , and/or kilowatts (kW), and/or kilovolt amperes (kVA), of
all electric equipment, appliances, apparatus and other current consuming devices which are
connected in and to the Customer's installation and which may utilize service.
Maximum Demand
Highest integrated reading of Customer's electrical power requirements measured in kilowatts during
the interval of time specified in the Rate Schedules.
Temporary Service
The supply of electricity by the Company to the Customer for construction purposes; or for fairs,
displays, exhibits and similar services; and for other services which will be in use for less than a year.
Rate Schedules
The applicable schedules of rates and charges for service rendered which, from time to time, are on
file with and approved by the Florida Public Service Commission having jurisdiction thereover, and
under which service is rendered by the Company.
Service Classifications:
Service is classified for rate application purposes according to one of the following which best describes the Customer's electric service
requ i reme nts
(1)
Residential Residential customers have the option of being served under one of the following rate schedules
A
SSUED BY:
EFFECTIVE:
Residential Service (RS-1)
Applicable to residentiat customers in a single dwelling house a mobile home or
individually metered single apartment unit or other unit having housekeeping
facilities occupied by one family or household as a residence The premises of
such single dwelling may include an additional apartment with separate
housekeeping facilities as well as a garage and other separate structures where
they are occupied or used solely by the members or servants of such family or
household
Lori J. Cross, Manager, Utility Regulatory Planning-Florida
SECTION NO. IV
THIRD REVISED SHEET NO. 4.010
CANCELS SECOND REVISED SHEET NO. 4.010
PART I
DEFINITIONS AND CLASSIFICATIONS
1.01
Definitions:
The following definitions set forth standard interpretations of certain terms used in these Rules and Regulations
(7)
1.02
Company:
Progress Energy, Florida Inc
Customer:
The user of the Company's electric service
Service:
The supply by the Company of electricity to the Customer including the readiness and availability of
electrical energy at the Customer's Point of Delivery at the required voltage and frequency whether or
not utilized by the Customer
Service Drop:
That portion of the Company's facilities between the pole or underground cable and the point of
attachment at the service entrance which brings the service from the Company's supply lines to the
Customer
Service Entrance
Wires and enclosures owned by the Customer and connecting the Customer's installation to the
service drop.
Customer's Installation
Wires, enclosures, switches, appliances and other apparatus, including the service entrance, forming
the Customer's facilities utilizing service for any purpose on the Customer's side of the point of
delivery.
Point of Delivery:
The point of attachment where the Company's service drop is connected to the Customer's service
entrance. For underground service other than residential, the Customer's service entrance shall
include conductors and raceway to a point designated by the Company generally the pad-mount
transformer closest to the building.
Connected Load:
The total rated capacity in horsepower (H.P.), and/or kilowatts (kW), and/or kilovolt amperes (kVA), of
all electric equipment, appliances, apparatus and other current consuming devices which are
connected in and to the Customer's installation and which may utilize service
Maximum Demand
Highest integrated reading of Customer's electrical power requirements measured in kilowatts during
the interval of time specified in the Rate Schedules.
Temporary Service
The supply of electricity by the Company to the Customer for construction purposes; or for fairs,
displays, exhibits and similar services; and for other services which will be in use for less than a year.
Rate Schedules
The applicable schedules of rates and charges for service rendered which, from time to time, are on
file with and approved by the Florida Public Service Commission having jurisdiction thereover, and
under which service is rendered by the Company.
Service Classifications:
Sewice is classified for rate application purposes according to one of the following which best describes the Customer's electric service
requirements
(1)
Residential Residential customers have the option of being served under one of the following rate schedules
A
SSUED BY:
.FFECTIVE:
Residential Service (RS-1)
Applicable to residential customers in a single dwelling house a mobile home or
individually metered single apartment unit or other unit having housekeeping
facilities occupied by one family or household as a residence The premises of
such single dwelling may include an additional apartment with separate
housekeeping facilities as well as a garage and other separate structures where
they are occupied or used solely by the members or servants of such family or
household
Lori J. Cross, Manager, Utility Regulatory Planning-Florida