1162.
II.
Approved and ordered this 7th
only
day of
At the Executive Council Chamber, Victoria,
, A.D.
19
45
Lieutenant-Governor.
PRESENT:
The Honourable
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Hart
Anscomb
Kenney
MacDonald
Carson
Perry
in the Chair.
To His Honour
The Lieutenant-Governor in Council:
The undersigned has the honour to
recommend
THAT pursuant to the provisions of Clause (10) of Section 59 of the "Municipal Act",
being Chapter 199 of the "Revised Statutes of British Columbia, 1936", By-law No. 1133,
of The Corporation of the City of Kelowna, cited for all purposes as the "Electricity
Regulation Amendment By-law, 1945", be approved in the form of By-law attached hereto:
AND THAT a certified copy of this Minute, if approved, be transmitted to G.H. Dunn,
Clerk of the said Corporation, at Kelowna, B.C.
DATED this
day of
A.D. 1945.
Minister of Municipal Affairs.
APPROVED this
day of
A.D. 1945.
)1(
Presi ing Member of the Executive Council.,
iT
File No. 1504.
GOVERNMENT OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
MEMORANDUM
TO Hon. H. Ansoomb,
Minister of Municipal Affairs,
Parliament Buildings.
FROM
Department of Municipal Affairs.
july 3rd,
,, 45.
The attached Minute of Council provides for approval being given
the "Electricity Regulation Amendment By-law, 1945", of the City of Kelowna.
The following is an extract from a letter written to the City Clerk
of Kelowna by the Public Utilities Commission - "This is to advise that the
Commission consents to the revision of rates provided for in the By-law".
In view of the above I would recommend that the Minute of Council
be approved.
B047. Bracewell,
Deputy Inspector of Municipalities.
MMcP.
Enole.
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AI-LAW MO. 1111.
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A By-Law to amend the "Electricity Regulatiod 14,r
By-Law, 1939" being By-Law No.
780
of The Corporation of the City
of Kelowna.
The Municipal Council of The Corporation of the
City of Kelowna, in open meeting assembled, enacts as followsiI. That By-Law No. 780, being the "Eleotricty
Regulation By-Law, 1939" be amended by striking out Section FortyFive (45) tht,reof and substituting therefor the followings"45. The following shall be the rates chargeable
by the City for electricity from the City works supplied within the
municipal limits of the City.
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For Domestic Lighting and appliances in a private residence
only on one meter connections
For the first 20 Kilo Watt Hours - Eight Cents (80) per Kilo Wait
Hour.
All over 20 Kilo Watt Hours.
- Three Gents (30) per Kilo Watt
Hour.
Minimum Charge One Dollar (61.00) per month or portion thereof.
IIGBTING RATES
For Stores, Hotels, Industrial Plants and all other than
private residences:
For the first 100 Kilo Watt Hours - Six Cents (60) per Kilo Watt
Hour.
For the next 100 Kilo Watt Hours - Five Cents (50) per Kilo Watt
Hour.
All over 200 Kilo Watt Hours
- Four Cents (40) per Kilo Watt
Hour.
Minimum Charge One Dollar (61.00) per month or portion thereof.
Zarsnrs—MiliLliAna.
For Ranges when installed on a separate meter - Three Cents (30)
per Kilo Watt Hour.
Minimum Charge One Dollar ($1.00) per month or portion thereof.
2.
C SIGNS, WINDOW LIGHTING AND ALL OUTDOOU
For the lighting of electric signs, the windows of stores and offices and
for all outdoor lighting Three Cents (30) per Kilo Watt Hour, provided
such lamps have been installed on a separate circuit from the main entrance r
service and equipped with separate switch, fuses and meter; also that all
electric signs and windows of stores and offices are illuminated continuously on each and every night (Sundays excepted if (.:esired) from
sunset to 10.00 p.m.
Minimum charge One Dollar (41.00) per month or portion thereof.
The load requirements for the said rates are as follows - Windows to be
not less than Fifty (50) Watts per lineal front foot of show window;
Signs, Bill and roster Boards to be not less than One (1) Watt per square
foot measured across the greatest area; Outside Lighting to be not less
than One (1) Watt per square foot of playing surface or other illuminated
surface.
liiiiiMATZLAVA,
For rater heaters when installed with an electric range of
not less than 2,000 Watts capacity - Three Quarters of One Cent (i0)
per Kilo Watt Sour, otherwise Three Cents (3f) per Kilo Watt Hour.
No Heater of greater capacity than 1,000 watts at 110 volts or 2,000
watts at 220 volts to be installed without special permission.
Minimum charge One Dollar (41.00) per month or portion thereof.
yam
RATQ
For the first 100 Kilo Watt Hours - Five Cents (50 per Kilo Watt Hour.
For the next 100 Kilo Watt Hours - Four Cents (40 per Kilo Watt Hour.
For the next 100 Kilo Jett Hours - Three Cents (3f) per Kilo Watt Hour.
For the next 700 Kilo Watt Hours - Two Cents (20) per Kilo Watt Hour.
All over 1000 Kilo Watt Hours - One and One-half Cents (lift) per Kilo
Watt Hour.
Minimum charge for Motors Fifty cents (50#) per connected Horse lower or
portion thereof per month or portion thereof with a minimum connection of
six months dating from the time on which the service connection was made.
Minimum charge for other classes of i-ower One Dollar (41.00) per month
or /
3.
or portion thereof.
AWAIIIALA
For Light and Fower used at Hospitals
defined by the "Hospital Act",
being Chapter 121 of the Revised Statutes of British Columbia, 1936, Two
and one-half Cents (2k) per Kilo Watt Hour.*
MONICIYAL PURPOSES ,
For Light and Power used by The Corporation of the City of Kelowna for
Municipal Purposes - One and one-half Cents (1i0) per Kilo Watt Hour.
DUTSIDE MUMICINAL LIMITS
The following shall be the rates chargeable by the City for
Electricity from the City works supplied outside of the muniolpal
limits of the Citys
LIGHTING ttATMB
For the first 25 Kilo Watt Hours - Ten and four fifths Cents (10,80) per Kilo
Watt Haut.
For the next 35 Kilo Watt Hours - Nine Cents (90) per Kilo Watt Hour.
For the next 40 Kilo Watt Hours - Right and one tenth Cents (8.10) per Kilo
Watt Hour.
For the next 100 Kilo Watt Hours - Seven and one fifth Cents (7.20) per Milo
Watt Hour.
- Six and three tenths Cents (6.30) per Kilo
All over 200 Kilo Watt Hours
Watt Hour.
Minimum charge One Dollar and Sixty-five Cents (‘1.65) per month or portion
thereof.
DOMESTIC COMBINATION Raga
For Lighting, Cooking and Fower for ordinary household
appliances in a private residence only on one meter connections
For the first 25 Kilo Watt Hours - Ten and four fifths Cents (10.80) per Kilo
Watt Hour.
All over
25 Kilo Watt Hours - Two and seven tenths Cents (2.70) per Kilo
Watt Hour.
Minimum charge Two Dollars and Fifty Cents ($2.50) per month or portion thereof.
For Water Heaters when installed with an electric range of not less than 2,000
watts capacity - Three quarters of one Cent (i0) per Kilo Watt Hour. Minimum
charge One Dollar (41.00) per month or portion thereof. No heater of greater
capacity than 1,000 watts at 110 volts, or 2,000 watts at 220 volts to be
installed without special permission.
POWER /
4.
ISMAIJAW
For the first 100 Kilo Watt flours - Four and one half Cents (4.50) per Kilo
Watt Hour.
For the next 100 Kilo watt Hours - Three and three fifths Cents (3.60) per
Kilo Watt Hour.
For the next 100 Kilo Watt Hours - Two and seven tenths Cants (2.70) per
Kilo Waif Hour.
- One and four fifths Cents (1.80) der
All over 300 Kilo Watt Hours
Kilo Watt Hour.
Minimum charge for motors Three Dollars (53.00) per month or portion thereof.
Minimum connection of six months dating from the time on which the service
connection was made. Minimum charge for other classes of Power One Dollar
(11.00) per month or portion thereof.
All the rates and charges in this section contained shall be
subject to an increase of Ten per cent. (10%) if not paid at thi
office of the said City Clerk on or before the eighteenth day of the
month in which the account is rendered, provided such increase shall
not be made when the amount due is received through the post office
in an envelope bearing the post office date stamp on or before the
eighteenth day of the month in which the rates become due. When the
eighteenth day of the month falls on a Sunday, or a public holiday,
the rates shall be payable on the next succeeding day not a public holiday or a Sunday without such increase.
Except as in this By-Law or in any amendments to the same otherwise provided, no moneys received by the City in payment of rates or fees
chargeable under this By-Law or under any amendments thereto, shall be applied
to the payment of the rates or fees for the then current month, until all
rates and fees which shall have become due in previous months have been fully
paid".
2. By-Law No. 897, being the "Electricity Regulation Amendment By-Law, 19431 is hereby repealed.
3. This By-Law may be cited for all purposes as the "Electricity
Regulation Amendment By-Law, 1945".
Read a first time by the Municipal Council this Twenty First
day of May, 1945.
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5.
Read a second time by the MuAicipal Council this Twenty
First day of May, 1945.
Read a third time by the Municipal Council this Twenty
First day of May, 1945.
Reconsidered, finally passed and adopted by the Municipal
Council of The Corporation of the City of Kelowna this Twenty Eighth
day of May, 1945.
C y C er
I hereby certify the above to be a true copy of By-Law
No. 1133 passed by the Municipal Council of The Corporation of the
City of Lamina on the Twenty Eighth day of May, 1945.
Clerk of Vie Municipal Council
of The Corporation of the City
of Kelowna.
THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF
KELOWNA
BY-LAW NO. 1113 •
ELECTRICITY REGULATION AMENDMENT
BY-LAW. 1945,
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