Stipulated Annual Cost of Service Sample Clauses

Stipulated Annual Cost of Service. The Parties stipulate that the annual cost of service (“Stipulated Annual Cost of Service”) is $17,470,856, subject to adjustment for the updated actual costs of new capital items added prior to the In-Service Date, as provided in Section 3.7(c).
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