TARIFF CHANGES AND RATE DESIGN. 6.1 Rate Allocation: The revenue deficiency shall be allocated to the Company’s rates classes consistent with the testimony of Xxxxxx Xxxx and Xxxx Xxxxxx in the Company’s initial filing at Xxxxx Pages 000985-986: for the Residential Heat class (R-5/R-10), the revenue adjustment is 1.25 times the system average; for the Residential Non-Heat (R- 6/R-11) class the revenue adjustment is twice the system average increase; for the G- 40/T-40, G-41/T-41, and G-42/T42 classes, the adjustment is 75 percent of the system average increase; for the remaining customer classes (G-50/T50, G-51/T-51, G-52/T-52), the revenue adjustments is 50 percent of the system average increase. A schedule showing the allocation of the revenue deficiency and resulting permanent rates is provided in Settlement Attachments 4 and 5.
TARIFF CHANGES AND RATE DESIGN. 6.1 Rate Allocation: The Settling Parties agree that the Company shall limit the revenue deficiency allocated to the residential rate class, Rate Schedule D, to 125 percent of Unitil’s overall average revenue increase, or an increase of 13.62 percent from test year distribution revenues. The remainder of the revenue deficiency shall be allocated to the Company’s general service commercial and industrial rate classes, Rate Schedule G, based on an equal percentage increase of 8.21 percent from test year distribution revenues. A schedule showing the allocation of the revenue deficiency and resulting permanent rates is provided in Settlement Attachment 7.
