Permanent Rate Revenue Requirement Rates Sample Clauses

Permanent Rate Revenue Requirement Rates. The Settling Parties agree to the following rate design, on a consolidated quarterly basis, and a consumption charge on a per one hundred cubic feet (ccf) of water.4 Rate Group Previously Approved Base Charge Proposed Permanent Rate Revenue Requirement Base Charge Previously Approved Consumption Charge Proposed Permanent Rate Revenue Requirement Consumption Charge Consolidated Tariff Systems (Divisions with Consumption Charge) $145.42 $148.31 $5.66 $5.77 Consolidated Tariff Systems (Divisions without Consumption Charge) $184.89 $190.10 N/A N/A Consolidated Tariff System (Waterville Valley Gateway – Pool) $429.32 $442.70 N/A N/A Xxxxxxx Shores $145.42 $148.31 $5.66 $5.77 Wildwood $130.50 $190.10 N/A N/A 4 The rates submitted for comparison do not include the currently-approved temporary rate increase. The Settling Parties further note that while Wildwood and Xxxxxxx Shores are presented in the above chart as stand-alone systems to show potential rate impact, the tariffs submitted after possible approval would reflect the Wildwood and Xxxxxxx Shores divisions as part of the consolidated rate group.
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Permanent Rate Revenue Requirement Rates. The Settling Parties agree to a rate design for permanent rates with customer charges based on pipe size, volumetric charge, and private fire protection based on pipe size. The Settling Parties agree that the following permanent rates, based upon the proposed increase in the Company’s annual water sales revenue, are just and reasonable. The proposed rates, shown in the table below, are based upon a monthly rate and a consumption charge per ccf of water consumed. PERMANENT RATE Rate Group Previously Approved Rate Proposed Permanent Rate Revenue Requirement Rate Percentage Change Meter Charge 5/8 inch meter $10.00 $11.92 19.2% 3/4 inch meter $20.00 $27.87 39.4% 1 inch meter $30.00 $54.45 81.5% 1 ½ inch meter $60.00 $107.61 79.4% 2 inch meter $100.00 $139.50 39.5% Consumption Charge (per ccf) $6.11 $6.90 12.9% Private Fire Protection Charge 1 ½ inch pipe $8.33 $2.49 (70.1%) 2 inch pipe $16.67 $5.31 (68.1%) 3 inch pipe $33.33 $15.43 (53.7%) 4 inch pipe $50.00 $32.87 (34.3%) 6 inch pipe $125.00 $95.49 (23.6%) For the meter charge, the majority of HAWC’s customers (greater than 90 percent) have a 5/8 inch pipe supplying water, and these rates will result in an increase of 19.2 percent. The Settling Parties note that the private fire protection charge will decrease from its currently approved rate as the customer group will expand by approximately 1,000 customers, to include residential ratepayers who have not been previously charged the existing rate. A copy of the proposed tariff pages reflecting the permanent rate increase are included as Attachment E.
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