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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2005 annual report.pdf((p - Joe Leckie Idaho Public Utilities Commission 472 W. Washington Boise, Idaho 83702-5983 RECEIVED 2006 JUl I 0 PH 2: 54 IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION Monday 3rd July, 2006 Re: Resort Water Co., Inc. 2005 Annual Report Dear Mr Leckie: Please find enclosed the Annual Report for Resort Water Co., Inc. ("The Company ) for calendar year 2005. Between the 1st of January and 31st December 2005 the Company has undergone several significant changes: 1. The Company went through the process for Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity with the IPUC, which was granted in the 1st quarter of 2005. 2. Harbor Properties Inc. no longer has any ownership in the Schweitzer Mountain venture. Therefore the overall management and accounting management changed. 3. The Company moved from JDE accounting software to Great Plains accounting software. 4. The Company s normal fiscal year has been 8/31 - 1/9. The Company, under direction from its parent company Schweitzer Mountai~ E)p'~LLC, has now changed its financial year to 5/1 - 4/30. The Company will therefore e doing a tax return for the short tax year of 1/9/05 - 4/30/06. 5. The Director of the Company, Tim Elsea, left the company in April 2005 and his position was not filled until July 2005. The result of this is that the accounting system for Resort Water Co., Inc. has not yet been set up adequately for IPUC purposes, nor does The Company have the ability to as it is restricted by it's parent company, both of which have made the Annual Report process a very tedious one. We have, however, endeavored to piece together the numbers pertaining to calendar year 2005 for IPUC purposes. We request help from the IPUC to guide us to a better understanding of IPUC requirements so that in the future we can be assured that the information is being collected and reported correctly. Following are notes I have taken throughout this process that take the IPUC orders and staff recommendations into account. These note numbers correspond to note numbers on the right hand side of the Annual Report. Sincerely, -AWJAL1~ Abi Manion (Formerly Jane Doe in the Application for Public Convenience and Necessity) On behalf of Resort Water Co., Inc. Please contact Debra Harper on 208-255 3042 for further information required. 1. Our investment base, determined for the purposes of the rate study that took place as part of the Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity, included a reduction for hook-up fees that we had collected from new customers since acquiring the Company. This amount was $128 609 (this is not on the Annual Report anywhere, and perhaps it should be?). In February 2005, before we were granted the Certificate, additional hook-up fees were accepted from one customer in the amount of $35 895. We do not know what to do with this amount whether it should be paid back to the customer or further reduce our investment base. 2. The monthly rate per ERU has been approved at $44.80. During the 9 months of 2005 following the allowance to increase the rate, however, we were only charging $44.79. As of 2006 the correct rate is being charged. 3. Construction in Progress: We spent $43,662 on the new water reservoir in 2005, which is currently still in progress and due to be completed this summer. I have included it on the Report but it will be reimbursed as ordered by affiliate Schweitzer Mountain Real Estate LLC, the entity responsible for developing the condominiums. 4. The number of Commercial ERUs recommended by Staff of IPUC have not been charged correctly throughout 2005. Adjustments will made to correct the error for the 1st of June 2006 billing period. These errors were: a. The Selkirk should have been charged a total of 32 ERUs with the following breakdown but they were only being charged for 31 ERUs: i. 6 - Selkirk Laundry ii. 25 - Chimney Rock Restaurant iii. 1 - Mojo Cafeb. Schweitzer Ski Resort should have been paying for 83 ERUs with the following breakdown, but they were only paying for 81: i. 20 - Mill Building ii. 50 - Lakeview Building iii. 1 - Cantina Cafe iv. 12 - Snowmaking In addition to this correct amount of 83 ERUs, we are also charging 2 ERUs for the maintenance shop, bringing the total ERU charge to Schweitzer of 85 ERUs. 5. Taxes:a) Property Taxes are still being paid to Bonner County via an affiliate. I understand that the State of Idaho is currently assessing the Company and should therefore be taking the place of any property taxes in the future. b) Federal and State Income taxes included in the report are from fiscal year 2004 (1/9/04- 8/31/05). We were unable to estimate what they would have been for the calendar year. 6. We do not understand what the fire flow rating is. We know that once this new reservoir has been completed, we will have sufficient fIre flow according to Schweitzer s fire chief. Until that point we do not have sufficient fire flow. 7. The address of all the affiliated companies will be changing from 500 Union St, Seattle to 10,000 Schweitzer Mountain Road, Sandpoint. Several name changes of these affiliates have taken place over the last 12 months. New Schweitzer is now Schweitzer Mountain Ski Operations LLc. Harbor Mountain Company LLC is now called Schweitzer Mountain LLc. Harbor Mountain Utility Company LLC is now called Schweitzer Utility Company LLc. tZ ~~;~ tU RECEIVED 20U6 JUl I 0 PM 2: 55 IDAHO PUB! IC UTILITIES COMf\~ISSION ANNUAL REPORT FOR WATER UTILITIES TO THE IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31-Dec- 11 Are there any affiliated companies? Yes If yes, attach a list with names, addresses & descriptions. provided to the utility. 12 Contact Information President (Owner) Vice President Secretary General Manager / Director Complaints or Billing Engineering Emergency Service Accounting 13 Were any water systems acquired during the year or any additions/deletions made to the service area during the year? If yes, attach a list with names, addresses & descriptions. Explain any services provided to the utility. 14 Where are the Company s books and records kept?Street Address 165 Village Lane, Suite ACity SandpointState IdahoZip 83864 1 Give full name of utility 2 Date of Organization 3 Organized under the laws of the state of 4 Address of Principal Office (number & street) 5 P.O. Box (if applicable) 6 City 7 State 8 Zip Code 9 Organization (proprietor, partnership, corp. 10 Towns, Counties served Rev 3/02 COMPANY INFORMATION Resort Water Co., Inc. 11/19/1998 Minnesota 500 Union Street, Suite 200 Seattle 98101 Corporation Schweitzer Mountain - a portion of township 58N Section 20 Explain any services EXHIBIT A Name Phone No. Steve Wood Dennis Weibling Tom Trulock (208) 255-3046 Debra Harper (208) 255-3042 Third Party Jim Lackey (208) 255-3045 Debra Harper (208) 255-3042 Page 1 NAME: Resort Water Co.. Inc. COMPANY INFORMATION (Cont. For the Year Ended 31-Dec- 15 Is the system operated or maintained under a service contract? 16 If yes: With whom is the contract? When does the contract expire? What services and rates are included? 17 Is water purchased for resale through the system? 18 If yes: Name of Organization Name of owner or operator Mailing Address City State Zip Water Purchased 19 Has any system(s) been disapproved by the Idaho Division of Environmental Quality? If yes, attach full explanation 20 Has the Idaho Division of Environmental Quality recommended any improvements? If yes, attach full explanation 21 Number of Complaints received during year concerning: Quality of Service High Bills Disconnection 22 Number of Customers involuntarily disconnected 23 Date customers last received a copy of the Summary of Rules required by IDAPA 31.21.01.701? Attach a copy of the Summary 24 Did significant additions or retirements from the Plant Accounts occur during the year? If yes, attach full explanation and an updated system map Rev 3/02 Gallons/CCF $Amount Feb- EXHIBIT B Page 2 NAME: Resort Water Co.. Inc. ACCT # REVENUE & EXPENSE DETAIL For the Year Ended 31-Dec- DESCRIPTION 400 REVENUES Unmetered Water Revenue460 460. 460. 461. 461. 462 464 465 466 400 Residential Commercial Metered Sales - Residential Metered Sales - Commercial , Industrial Fire Protection Revenue 135,407. 352. Other Water Sales Revenue Irrigation Sales Revenue Sales for Resale Total Revenue (Add Lines 1 - 7) (also enter result on Page 4, line 1) * DEQ Fees Billed separately to customers 10 ** Hookup or Connection Fees Collected 11 ***Commission Approved Surcharges Collected 400. 196 159. Booked to Acct # 895.Booked to Acct Booked to Acct # 401 OPERATING EXPENSES 12 601.6 Labor - Operation & Maintenance 13 601.Labor - Customer Accounts 14 601.Labor - Administrative & General 15 603 Salaries, Officers & Directors 16 604 Employee Pensions & Benefits 17 610 Purchased Water 18 615-16 Purchased Power & Fuel for Power 19 618 Chemicals 20 620.6 Materials & Supplies - Operation & Maint. 21 620.8 Materials& Supplies - Administrative & General 22 631-34 Contract Services - Professional 23 635 Contract Services - Water Testing 24 636 Contract Services - Other 25 641-42 Rentals - Property & Equipment 26 650 Transportation Expense 27 656-59 Insurance 28 660 Advertising 29 666 Rate Case Expense (Amortization) 30 667 Regulatory Comm. Exp. (Other except taxes) 31 670 Bad Debt Expense 32 675 Miscellaneous 33 Total Operating Expenses (Add lines 12 - 32, also enter on Pg 4, line 2) 310. 722. 291. 568. 218. 653. 611. 130. 564. 678. 259. 258. 699. 132. 678. 58. 070. 176. Rev 3/02 Page 3 104 083. Note 2 48010 Note 1 Name: Resort Water Co.Inc. ACCT # INCOME STATEMENT For Year Ended 31-Dec- DESCRIPTION 403 406 407 6 408. 7 408. 8 408. 9A 408. 17 413 18 414 30 427. 31 427. 409. 409. 410. 410. 411 412 415 416 419 420 421 426 408. 409- Rev 3/02 Revenue (From Page 3, line 8) Operating Expenses (From Page 3, line 33) Depreciation Expense Amortization , Utility Plant Aquisition Adj. Amortization Exp. - Other Regulatory Fees (PUC) Property Taxes Payroll Taxes Other Taxes (list) State of Idaho Tax 104 083. 543. 133. 690. DEQ Fees Federal Income Taxes State Income Taxes Provision for Deferred Income Tax - Federal Provision for Deferred Income Tax - State 394. 476. Provision for Deferred Utility Income Tax Credits Investment Tax Credits - Utility Total Expenses from operations before interest (add lines 2-15) Income From Utility Plant Leased to Others Gains (Losses) From Disposition of Utility Plant Net Operating Income (Add lines 1 , 17 & 18 less line 16) Revenues, Merchandizing Jobbing and Contract Work Expenses, Merchandizing, Jobbing & Contracts Interest & Dividend Income Allowance for Funds used During Construction Miscellaneous Non-Utility Income Miscellaneous Non-Utility Expense Other Taxes, Non-Utility Operations Income Taxes, Non-Utility Operations Net Non-Utility Income (Add lines 20 23 & 24 less lines 21 26, & 27) Gross Income (add lines 19 & 28) Interest Exp. on Long-Term Debt Other Interest Charges NET INCOME (Line 29 less lines 30 & 31) (Also Enter on Pg 9, Line 2) Page 4 196 159. 138 321. Note 5 Note 5 837. 837. 837. Name: Resort Water Co.Inc. SUB ACCT # ACCOUNT 101 PLANT IN SERVICE DETAIL For Year Ended 31-Dec- DESCRIPTION Balance Beginning of Year Added During Year Removed During Year Balance End of Year 301 Organization 302 Franchises and Consents 303 Land & Land Rights 304 Structures and Improvements 177 500.177 500. 305 Collecting & Impounding Reservoirs 460 080.460 080. 306 Lake, River & Other Intakes 307 Wells 308 Infiltration Galleries & Tunnels 309 Supply Mains 954.954. 310 Power Generation Equipment 311 Power Pumping Equipment 320 Purification Systems 613.613. 330 Distribution Reservoirs & Standpipes 331 Trans. & Distrib. Mains & Accessories 333 Services 334 Meters and Meter Installations 335 Hydrants 941.941. 336 Backflow Prevention Devices 339 Other Plant & Misc. Equipment 340 Office Furniture and Equipment 341 Transportation Equipment 741.741. 342 Stores Equipment 343 Tools, Shop and Garage Equipment 344 Laboratory Equipment 345 Power Operated Equipment 346 Communications Equipment 347 Miscellaneous Equipment 348 Other Tangible Property Rev 3/02 TOTAL PLANT IN SERVICE (Add lines 1 - 28) 686 831.34 686,831. Enter beginning & end of year totals on Pg 7, Line 1 Page 5 Name: Resort Water Co.Inc. For Year Ended 31-Dec- ACCUMULATED DEPRECIATION ACCOUNT 108.1 DETAIL SUB ACCT # Depreciation Rate DESCRIPTION Balance Beginning of Year Balance End of Year Increase (Decrease) 304 Structures and Improvements 595.145.550. 305 Collecting & Impounding Reservoirs , 2.133.62,416.282. 306 Lake, River & Other Intakes 307 Wells 308 Infiltration Galleries & Tunnels 309 Supply Mains 056.2,475.419. 310 Power Generation Equipment 311 Power Pumping Equipment 320 Purification Systems 768.3,433.664. 330 Distribution Reservoirs & Standpipes 331 Trans. & Distrib. Mains & Accessories 333 Services 334 Meters and Meter Installations 335 Hydrants 386.465.78. 336 Backflow Prevention Devices 339 Other Plant & Misc. Equipment 340 Office Furniture and Equipment 341 Transportation Equipment 20%838.386.548. 342 Stores Equipment 343 Tools , Shop and Garage Equipment 344 Laboratory Equipment 345 Power Operated Equipment 346 Communications Equipment 347 Miscellaneous Equipment 348 Other Tangible Property TOTALS (Add Lines 1 - 25)779.323.543. Enter beginning & end of year totals on Pg 7, Line 7 Rev 3/02 Page 6 Name: Resort Water Co.. Inc. BALANCE SHEET For Year Ended 31-Dec- ASSETS Balance Beginning of Year Balance End of Year Increase (Decrease)ACCT #DESCRIPTION 101 Utility Plant in Service (From Pg 5, Line 29)686 831.686 831. 102 Utility Plant Leased to Others 103 Plant Held for Future Use 105 Construction Work in Progress 662.43,662. 114 Utility Plant Aquisition Adjustment Subtotal (Add Lines 1 - 5)686 831.730,493.662.46 108.Accumulated Depreciation (From Pg 6, Line 26)779.323.543. 108.Accum. Depr. - Utility Plant Lease to Others 108.Accum. Depr. - Property Held for Future Use 110.Accum. Amort. - Utility Plant in Service 110.Accum. Amort. - Utility Plant Lease to Others 115 Accumulated Amortization - Aquisition Adj. Net Utility Plant (Line 6 less lines 7 - 12)605 051.632 170.118. 123 Investment in Subsidiaries 125 Other Investments Total I nvestments (Add lines 14 & 15) 131 Cash 135 Short Term Investments 141 Accts/Notes Receivable - Customers 12705.1298.(11,406.59) 142 Other Receivables 145 Receivables from Associated Companies 151 Materials & Supplies Inventory 162 Prepaid Expenses 173 Unbilled (Accrued) Utility Revenue 143 Provision for Uncollectable Accounts Total Current (Add lines 17 -24 less line 25)705.298.(11,406.59) 181 Unamortized Debt Discount & Expense 183 Preliminary Survey & Investigation Charges 184 Deferred Rate Case Expenses 315.245.070.24) 186 Other Deferred Charges Total Assets (Add lines 13, 16 & 26 - 30)642 072 651 714 642 Note 3 Rev 3/02 Page 7 Name: Resort Water Co.. Inc. BALANCE SHEET For Year Ended 31-Dec- LIABILITIES & CAPITAL Balance Beginning of Year Balance End of Year Increase (Decrease)ACCT #DESCRIPTION 201-Common Stock 433 926.46 433 926. 204-Preferred Stock 207-Miscellaneous Capital Accounts 214 Appropriated Retained Earnings 215 Unappropriated Retained Earnings 216 Reacquired Capital Stock 218 Proprietary Capital Total Equity Capital (Add Lines 1-5+7 less line 6)433 926.433 926. 221-Bonds 223 Advances from Associated Companies 224 Other Long - Term Debt 231 Accounts Payable 6805.795.989. 232 Notes Payable 233 Accounts Payable - Associated Companies 235 Customer Deposits (Refundable) 236.Accrued Other Taxes Payable 2930.4426.1,496. 236.12 Accrued Income Taxes Payable 236.Accrued Taxes - Non-Utility 237-40 Accrued Debt, Interest & Dividends Payable 241 Misc. Current & Accrued Liabilities 251 Unamortized Debt Premium 252 Advances for Construction 662.46 662.46 253 Other Deferred Liabilities 255.Accumulated Investment Tax Credits - Utility 255.Accum. Investment Tax Credits - Non-Utility 261-Operating Reserves 271 Contributions in Aid of Construction 272 Accum. Amort. of Contrib. in Aid of Const. ** 281-Accumulated Deferred Income Taxes Total Liabilities (Add lines 9 - 29 TOTAL LlAB & CAPITAL ( Add lines 8 & 30)443 662.489 811.148. Note 3 ** Only if Commission Approved PLEASE SEE ATTACHED BALANCE SHEET EXHIBIT D Rev 3/02 Page 8 Name: Resort Water Co.. Inc. STATEMENT OF RETAINED EARNINGS For Year Ended 31-Dec- Retained Earnings Balance ~ Beginning of Year Amount Added from Current Year Income (From Pg 4, Line 32) Other Credits to Account Dividends Paid or Appropriated Other Distributions of Retained Earnings Retained Earnings Balance ~ End of Year 837. 161 903. CAPITAL STOCK DETAIL No. Shares AuthorizedDescription (Class, Par Value etc. Common - 1 class No. Shares Outstanding Dividends Paid 100 DETAIL OF LONG-TERM DEBT Description Interest Rate Year-end Balance Interest Paid Interest Accrued None Rev 3/02 Page 9 Name: Resort Water Co.Inc. SYSTEM ENGINEERING DATA For Year Ended 31-Dec- Provide an updated system map if significant changes have been made to the system during the year. Water Supply: Pump Designation or location Rated Capacity (gpm) Type of Treatment: (None, Chlorine Fluoride Filter etc. Annual Production (OOO's Gal.) Water Supply Source (Well, Spring, Surface Wtr) Well #4 2 - Soda Ash 700 000 Well Well #5 125 CL 2 - Soda Ash 960 808 Well System Storage: Storage Designation or Location Total Capacity OOO' Gal. Usable Capacity OOO' Gal. Type of Reservoir Construction (Elevated, Pres- (Wood, Steel urized, Boosted) Concrete) Reservoir #1 000 000 Elevated Concrete Reservoir #2 000 000 Elevated Concrete (Duplicate form and attach if necessary. Asterisk facilities added this year. Rev 3/02 Page 10 Name: Resort Water Co.. Inc. SYSTEM ENGINEERING DATA (continued) For Year Ended 31-Dec- Pump information for ALL system pumps, including wells and boosters. Designation or Location & Type of Pump Rated Capacity (gpm) Discharge Pressure (psi) Energy Used This Year Horse Power N/A ** Submit pump curves unless previously provided or unavailable. Asterisk facilities added this year. Attach additional sheets if inadequate space is available on this page. If Wells are metered: What was the total amount pumped this year? What was the total amount pumped during peak month? What was the total amount pumped on the peak day? 660 808 874 201 167,435 If customers are metered, what was the total amount sold in peak month?N/A Was your system designed to supply fire flows? If Yes: What is current system rating? Yes Note 6 How many times were meters read this year? During which months?N/A How many additional customers could be served with no system improvements except a service line and meter? How many of those potential additions are vacant lots? 10 Are backbone plant additions anticipated during the coming year? If Yes, attach an explanation of projects and anticipated costs! Yes EXHIBIT C In what year do you anticipate that the system capacity (supply, storage or distribution) will have to be expanded?2006 Rev 3/02 Page 11 Name: Resort Water Co.. Inc. SYSTEM ENGINEERING DATA (continued) For Year Ended 31-Dec- FEET OF MAINS Pipe Size In Use Beginning Of Year Installed During Year Abandoned During Year In Use End of Year 9223 9223 CUSTOMER STATISTICS Number of Customers Thousands of Gallons Sold TOTALS (Add lines 2 through 8) This Last This Last Year Year Year Year 268.265. 121 123. 389.389 660 808 232 080 Note 4 Metered: Residential Commercial Industrial Flat Rate: Residential Commercial Industrial Private Fire Protection Public Fire Protection Street Sprinkling Municipal, Other Other Water Utilities Rev 3/02 Page 12 Resort Water Co., Inc 2005 Annual Report EXHIBIT A: AFFILIATED COMPANIES See Note 7 Affiliate Services Provided Schweitzer Utility Company LLC 500 Union St, Ste 200 Seattle WA 98101 This company provides sewer, road snowplowing and cable TV services to Schweitzer Mountain. All employees who do work for the Company are employees of this company. The Company is operated from the offices of the Schweitzer Utility Company, and costs in common are allocated between the 4 operations (sewer, water, cable TV and snowplowing). Schweitzer Mountain Real Estate LLC 500 Union St, Ste 200 Seattle WA 98101 This company owns the land that the Company operates it's wells and reservoirs on. This company also is the entity that developed the White Pine Lodge condominiums, which owe hook-up fees to RWC which are to be paid by contributing the reservoir that is currently being developed. Schweitzer Mountain Ski Operations LLC 500 Union St, Ste 200 Seattle WA 98101 This company provides the company s offices, office phones, tech services human resources services and the CFO oversees the finances of the Company. This company also owns the land that the Company uses for its wells and reservoirs, which results in a large property tax allocation to it. This company also is the entity that developed the White Pine Lodge condominiums, which owe hook-up fees to Company which are to be paid by contributing the reservoir that is currently being developed. Schweitzer Mountain LLC 500 Union St, Ste 200 Seattle WA 98101 This company owns the shares of the Company. Schweitzer Mountain Facilities LLC 500 Union St, Ste 200 Seattle WA 98101 This company owns land and does not provide a service to the Company. Resort Water Co., Inc 2005 Annual Report EXHIBIT B: SUMMARY OF RULES February 1 , 2005 To Our Customers: This is a summary of the rules for deposit and termination of service for all Resort Water Company customers as determined by the Idaho Public Utilities Commission (lPUC). These rules cover the rights and responsibilities of the customer and the utility. An explanation of our rate schedule has also been included. Questions concerning this information may be directed to: Resort Water Company 165 Village Lane , Suite A Sandpoint, Idaho 83864 (208) 255-3042 IPUC Consumer Assistance Post Office Box 83720 Boise, Idaho 83720-0074 (208) 334-0369 800-432-0369 Rate Schedule Information Most Resort Water Company customers are billed under the following flat rate schedule. However, some customers may be billed under other specific tariffs. Please call the Resort Water Company if there are any questions about the rate used for your billing. General Flat Rate Service Resort Water Company bills each current customer each month. The bill is a flat rate of $44.80 per Equivalent Residential Unit (ERU). Miscellaneous Charges Resort Water Company believes that the cost of providing special services should be borne by those customers responsible for incurring the costs. The handling of returned checks, accounts that are disconnected for non-payment and after hour service are some examples of special services. These miscellaneous charges are as follows: Returned checks will be assessed a $15.00 handling fee. Reconnection of service due to termination for non-payment if the service is interrupted for less than 30 days is $20.00 during normal business hours and $60.00 if after hours. Reconnection of service due to any reason if the service is interrupted for greater than 30 days can be calculated based on the tariff charged for four months during normal business hours and can be calculated based on the tariff charged for four months plus $60.00 if after business hours. Field collection trip charge is $15. In most cases, these fees must be paid prior to service being granted or restored. Deposits/Payment Guarantees The IPUC service rules allow utilities to ask for deposits or payment guarantees under specific conditions. At this time, Resort Water Company does not require deposits or payment guarantees. Rules for Termination of Service Termination with Prior Notice With proper customer notification, Resort Water Company may deny or terminate water service for one of the following reasons:1. Nonpayment of a past due billing, payment of a past due billing with any check not honored by the bank, or insufficient funds on an electronic payment;2. Failure to abide by the terms of a payment arrangement;3. Obtaining service by misrepresentation of identity; Willfully wasting service through improper equipment or otherwise; Failure to apply for service. Termination without Prior Notice Resort Water Company may deny or terminate water service without prior notice for one of the following reasons: 1. A situation exists that is immediately dangerous to life, physical safety or property; 2. To prevent a violation of federal, state or local safety or health codes;3. Service is obtained, diverted or used without the authorization of Resort Water Company;4. Resort Water Company has diligently attempted to notify the customer of termination and has been unable to make contact;5. If ordered by any court, the Commission, or any other duly authorized public authority. Notification 1. A billing may be considered past due fifteen (15) days after the billing date. A written notice of termination must be mailed at least seven (7) days before the proposed termination date.2. At least twenty-four (24) hours before the service is terminated, another attempt shall be made to contact the customer in person or by telephone.3. If service is terminated, a notice will be left at the property advising the customer of the necessary steps to have service restored. Only a twenty-four (24) hour notice is required if: 4. The initial payment of a payment arrangement is not made or the initial payment is made with a check not honored by the bank;5. Payment is made by check to a company representative at the premises to prevent termination and the check is not honored by the bank. Additional Notice If service is not terminated within twenty-one (21) calendar days after the proposed termination date, Resort Water will begin the notice process again with the seven (7) day written notice. Payment Arrangements and Special Circumstances If the customer cannot pay the billing in full or receives a notice of termination, payment arrangements can be made to avoid termination of service. Please call the Resort Water Company at (208) 255-3042. If the customer cannot pay the billing and a member of the household is seriously ill or there is a medical emergency, Resort Water will postpone termination of service for thirty (30) days. A written certificate is required from a licensed physician or public health official stating the name of the person who is ill and the name, title, and signature of the person certifying the serious illness or medical emergency. Restriction on Termination of Service Service cannot be terminated if: 1. The past due billing is less than $50.00 or two (2) months of service, whichever is less; 2. The unpaid billing is for service to another customer; 3. The billing is for charges other than water service. Service cannot be disconnected on Friday after 2:00pm, on Saturday, Sunday, legal holidays recognized by the state of Idaho, or after 2:00 pm on any day immediately preceding any legal holiday. Service may be terminated only between the hours of 8:00 am and 4:00 pm. The employee sent to the premises to terminate service will identify himself/herself to the customer and state the purpose of the visit. This employee is authorized to accept payment in full on the account. If service is terminated for anyone of the conditions listed, Resort Water has employees available for reconnection as soon as the situation is corrected. Complaint Procedure If at any time there is a complaint concerning termination of service, policies and practices, or any other matter regarding our service, please contact Resort Water in person, by telephone or in writing. The complaint will be investigated promptly and thoroughly. The customer will be notified orally or in writing of the results of the investigation, and we will make every effort to resolve the complaint. If the customer is dissatisfied with the proposed resolution of the complaint, the IPUC may be asked to review the matter. The service will not be disconnected while the complaint is being investigated by the utility or the IPUC. Resort Water Co., Inc 2005 Annual Report EXHIBIT C: NEW WATER RESERVOIR INFORMATION SC H W E I T Z E R M O U N T A I N R E S O R T W A T E R C O M P A N Y BI D S C H E D U L E F O R N E W W A T E R R E S E R V O I R A N D W E L L # 6 PU M P I N G S Y S T E M PR O J E C T T O B E G I N J U L Y 1 5 , 2 0 0 6 Ac c e p t e d b i d f o r t h i s p o r t i o n BI D S C H E D U L E It e m D e s c r i p t i o n Co n t r a c t o r N a m e AM O U N T MO B I L Z A T I O N We l l P u m p i n g S y s t e m BF . B u i l d e r s I n c . 20 , 62 5 . 18 5 . Ex t e r n a l W a t e r P i p i n g & C o n d u i t Li p p e r t H e a v y E q u i p m e n t I n c . 74 , 03 3 . Co n t r o l B u i l d i n g & I n t e r n a l P i p i n g BF . B u i l d e r s I n c . 86 8 . Re s e r v o i r S i t e W o r k Li p p e r t H e a v y E q u i p m e n t I n c . 27 , 4 9 8 . 00 0 . Wa t e r S t o r a g e T a n k BF . B u i l d e r s I n c . 18 8 , 35 6 . EL E C T R I C A L & C O N T R O L S Po w e r & C o n t r o l C o m p o n a n t s F. I n c . 25 , 69 7 . ST A N D B Y G E N E R A T I O N S & C O N T R O L S Pu r c h a s e & I n s t a l l G e n e r a t o r s F. I n c 18 , 00 0 . TO T A L O F B I D S A C C E P T E D 43 2 07 8 . 18 5 . ::I : :: : j ): - ): - (" ) :: I : "T 1 as : ): - (" ) (" ) -c : : : as : (1 ) 01 / 1 en 0 ): - ~ :J :: 1 E :J I I I &: : . . ~ ~ :D ( " ) (1 ) 0 1: 1 . 0 ~ ~ 5 ' New Schweitzer LLC and Subsidiaries Consolidated Balance Sheet For the Four Months Ending December 31, 2005 07/03/06 01 :12 PM DecelT"""~ ~OO~ Der-.ember ASSETS PROPERTY, PLANT & EQUIPMENT Bldgs & Lsehld Improvements Construction in Progress TOTAL PROPERTY, PLANT & EQUIPMENT Less Accumulated Depreciation $997 885.45 14,473. 012 359. (271 898.14) $997 885.45 291. 998,176. (228 768.47) NET PROPERTY, PLANT & EQUIPMENT 740,461.769,408. CURRENT ASSETS Accounts & Other Receivables Intercompany Receivable/Payable Prepaid Expenses TOTAL OTHER ASSETS 567.90) (225,731.23) 2,404. (231 895.05) (8,567.90) (332 205.68) 2,404. (338,369.50) TOTAL ASSETS 508,566.431,038. LIABILITIES & MEMBERS' EQUITY CURRENT LIABILITIES Property Taxes Unearned Revenue & Deposits Common Stock Retained Earnings Current Year Income (Loss) 861.861. 308.308. 170.170. 433 926.46 433 926.46 962.43 (31 605.25) 507.547. 485,395.407,868. 508,566.431,038. TOTAL CURRENT LIABILITIES TOTAL CAPITAL TOTAL LIABILITIES & MEMBERS' EQUITY Resort Water 07/03106 Department Operating Statement 01:13PM Current Budget COf11)iIratlve For the Four Months Ending December 31 , 2004 CURRENT MONTH CURRENT MONTH CURRENT MONTH YEAR TO DATE YEAR TO DATE YEAR TO DATE ACTUAL BUDGET PRIOR ACTUAL BUDGET PRIOR SALES 48020 SM USAGE FEES $12706 100.00%$17.401 100.00%$50953 100.00%$69.604 100.00% TOTAL SALES 12,706 100.00%401 100.00%50,953 100.00%604 100.00% DIRECT EXPENSES PAYROLL WAGES/SALARIES 55050 SM SAlARIES & WAGES 621 28.50%790 15832 31.07%17.078 lliili TOTAL WAGES/SALARIES 621 28.50%790 21.78%15,832 31.07%078 24.54% BURDEN 55965 SM PAYROLL TAXES 333 62%379 18%392 73%708 45% 55985 SM WORKERS COMP 125 98%220 26%506 99%992 43% TOTAL BURDEN 458 60%599 44%898 73%700 88% EMP BENEFITS 56465 SM INSURANCE 106 83%292 68%048 06%605 31% 56800 EMPLOYEE MEAL DISCOUNT 00%12%02% TOTAL EMP BENEATS 106 83%313 60%056 07%689 43% TOTAL PAYROLL 185 32.94%702 27.02%786 36.87%21,467 30.84% OPERATING EXPENSES 60010 OPERATING SUPPLIES 41%264 52%374 73%056 52% 50182 VEHICLE MAINTENANCE 321 53%23%388 76%160 23% 60875 CHEMICALS 57%28%146 29%192 28% 60880 OPERATING MAINTENANCE 00%600 60%123 24%200 60% 61600 UNIFORMS 00%200 29% 62620 UTILITY MARKING 00%329 65% 62630 FUEL COSTS OPS 59%0.40%347 68%280 40% 62650 MONITORING 202 59%22%600 18%367 53% 62660 TELEPHONE OPS 00%312 79%248 79% 64100 DUES & SUBSCRIPTIONS 00%965 55%240 47%965 39% 64300 EMPLOYEE RELATIONS 00%09% 64700 TRAINING 00%300 43% 65150 OFFICE SUPPLIES 20%29%124 24%204 29% 65160 POSTAGE & TELEGRAMS 06%11%01%11% 65160 TELEPHONE 0.46%20%316 62%140 20% 65300 BANK SERVICE CHARGES 00%01%01% 65500 PROFESSIONAL FEES 00%417 2.40%309 61%668 2.40% 65560 ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES 00%228 31%142 28%912 31% 65900 TRAVEL 00%29%200 29% 65905 SM MEALS 00%14%100 14% 68100 ELECTRICITY COST 337 65%233 34%936 84%932 34% 70100 MANAGEMENT FEES 00%350 01%1.400 01% 72100 REAL ESTATE TAXES 480 78%762 38%919 77%048 38% 72200 PERSONAL PROPERTY TAXES 00%01%01% 72500 MISC. TAXES & LICENSES 00%01%269 53%01% 72700 IPUC EXPENSE 468 68%49%550 93%344 49% 73010 INSURANCE 295 32%392 25%921 81%568 25% 74250 SM INTEREST EXP - TRADE 00%00% 75100 DEPRECIATION EXPENSE 645 28.69%000 22.99%14.579 28.61%16.000 22.99% TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES 039 47.53%188 52.80%620 52.24%34,632 49.76% TOTAL DIRECT EXPENSES 10,224 80.47%890 79.82%406 89.11%099 80.60% INCOME(LOSS)482 19.53%511 20.18%547 10.89%505 19.40% Resort Water 07/03106 Depart"..,nt Operating State"..,nt 01:12PM Current Budget ComparativeFor the Four Months Ending Decermer 31, 2005 CURRENT MONTH CURRENT MONTH CURRENT MONTH YEMTODATE YEMTODATE YEMTODATE ACTUAL -.JL BUDGET -.JL PRIOR -.JL ACTUAL -.JL BUDGET -.JL PRIOR -.JL SALES 48020 SM USAGE FEES $17401 100.00%$17401 100.00%$12706 100.00%$70.424 100.00%$69.604 100.00%$50953 100.00% TOTAL SALES 401 100.00%401 100.00%706 100.00%70,424 100.00%604 100.00%953 100.00% DIRECT EXPENSES PAYROLL WAGES/SAlARIES 55050 SM SAlARIES & WAGES 5211 29.95%3790 21.78%3621 28.50%16476 23.40%17.078 24.54%15832 .llilli TOTAL WAGES/SAlARIES 5,211 29.95%790 21.78%621 28.50%476 23.40%078 24.54%832 31.07% BURDEN 55965 SM PAYROLL TAXES 435 50%379 18%333 62%391 98%708 45%392 73% 55985 SM WORKERS COMP 185 06%220 26%125 98%598 85%992 506 99% TOTAL BURDEN 620 56%599 44%458 60%989 82%700 88%898 73% EMP BENEFITS 56485 SM INSURANCE 429 2.47%292 68%106 83%714 43%605 31%048 06% 56800 EMPLOYEE MEAL DISCOUNT 00%12%12%02% TOTAL EMP BENEFITS 429 47%313 80%108 83%714 43%689 43%056 07% TOTAL PAYROLL 6,260 35.97%702 27.02%185 32.94%179 28.65%21,467 30.84%786 36.87% OPERATING EXPENSES60010OPERATING SUPPLIES 03%264 52%41%107 15%056 52%374 73% 60182 VEHICLE MAINTENANCE 00%23%321 53%B22 17%160 23%388 76% 60875 CHEMICALS 00%28%57%545 77%192 28%146 29% 60860 OPERATING MAINTENANCE 00%600 60%719 02%200 60%123 24% 61600 UNIFORMS 22%117 17%200 29% 62620 UTILITY MARKING 04%03%329 85% 62630 FUEL COSTS OPS 05%0.40%59%113 16%280 0.40%347 68% 62650 MONITORING 32%22%202 59%155 64%367 53%600 18% 62660 TELEPHONE OPS 20%312 79%198 28%248 79% 84100 DUES & SUBSCRIPTIONS 00%965 55%532 18%965 39%240 47% 64300 EMPLOYEE RELATIONS 00%09% 64700 TRAINING 00%128 18%300 43% 65150 OFFICE SUPPLIES 713 10%29%20%083 54%204 29%124 24% 85160 POSTAGE & TELEGRAMS 07%11%06%02%11%01% 65180 TELEPHONE 21%20%46%311 44%140 20%316 62% 65300 BANK SERVICE CHARGES 00%01%01% 65500 PROFESSIONAL FEES 51%417 40%493 70%668 40%309 61% 65560 ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES 00%228 31%325 46%912 31%142 28% 85900 TRAVEL 00%29%08%200 29% 65905 SM MEALS 00%14%100 14% 68100 ELECTRICITY COST 343 97%233 34%337 85%198 70%932 34%936 84% 70100 MANAGEMENT FEES 00%350 01%400 01% 72100 REAL ESTATE TAXES 670 85%762 38%480 78%299 26%048 38%919 77% 72200 PERSONAL PROPERTY TAXES 00%01%01% 72500 MISC. TAXES & LICENSES 06%01%01%01%269 53% 72700 IPUC EXPENSE 00%49%468 68%05%344 49%55D 93% 73010 INSURANCE 00%392 25%295 32%318 45%568 25%921 81% 74250 SM INTEREST EXP - TRADE 00%00%00% 75100 DEPRECIATION EXPENSE 3.430 19.71%000 22.99%645 28.69%14,149 16.000 14.579 28.61% TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES 455 31.35%188 52.80%039 47.53%740 36.55%632 49.76%820 5224% TOTAL DIRECT EXPENSES 11,715 67.32%890 79.82%10,224 80.47%919 65.20%099 80.60%406 89.11% INCOME(LOSS)686 32.68%511 20.18%482 19.53%505 34.80%505 19.40%547 10.89% CERTIFICATE State of Idaho County of ~ ss , the undersigned /c; lru !1 ;.0 V 1fffir~ er f!.(J- utility, on our oath do severally say that the foregoing report has been prepared under our direction from the original books, papers and records of said utility; that we have carefully examined same, and declare the same to be a correct statement of the business and affairs of said utility for the period covered by the report in respect to each and every matter and thing therin set forth , to the best of our knowledge , information and belief. and of the ~~- (Chief Officer) Director for Resort Water CO. de:(Officer in Charge of Accounts) Subscribed and Sworn to Before Me :~L NOTARY PUBLIC My Commission Expires /1//1 lOb "'Ulllllllilllllllllllllllllll, Debra A. 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