20150213Application.pdf

SchweiEer Basin Water LLC
PO Box772
Sagle lD 83860
208-610-2318
Commission Secretary
ldaho Public Utilities Commission
PO Box 83720
Boise lD 83720-0074
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Subject: Application for a Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity
(cPcN)
The Schweitzer Basin Water LLC (SBWLLC) is a privately owned, nontransient
non@mmunity water system serving a residential area at the Schweitzer Ski
resort with approximately 30-40 full time residents and transient population of
900. There are 431 hookups and 75 connections. The SBWLLC is regulated by
ldaho Department of Environmental Quality Coeur d'Alene office.
The SBWLLC has operated since 19il to support skier housing, with a weekend
and holiday population during skiseason. The area served is in Township 58
North, Range 2 West, Boise Meridian, Section 20, SoutheastYt in Bonner
County. The terrain is from 5070 feet to 4230 feet. There are 4 wells, 5
reservoirs, greater than 6 miles of distribution system with 7 pressure zones. All
flow is by gravity.
A Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity (CPCN) application is
enclosed, including the supporting documentation. We are requesting the
Commission to authorize SBWLLC to operate as a public utility in the state of
ldaho and to serye the geographical area described. The attachments are listed
below.
SBWLLC is owned by Mel Bailey, phone is 208-610-2318, email is
[e-mail]. The mailing address is PO Box772, Sagle lD 83860.
The street address is 540 Mogul Hill Road, Sandpoint lD 828il.
We appreciate your patience in this application process.
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Mel Bailey, Owner
SchweiEer Basin Water LLC
Schweitzer Basin Water LLC Application for CPCN
Attachments
1. Aftachment 1: Schweitzer Basin Water LLC, latest amendment
to Certificate of Limited Liability Company was June 13, 2014.
Orlginally filed Sept 5, 2013.
2. Attachment 2 Blank. Organized in the state of ldaho.
3. Attachment 3: Company was registered with the State of ldaho
Secretary of State Dec 20, 2OA2 and authorized to do business.
4. Attachment 4: Blank. There are no other documents on file with
the ISOS
5. Attachment 5: Blank No other utilities share space.
6. Attachment 6: Attached is legal desoiption of the area served
(Township 58 North, Range 2 West, Boise Meridian, Section
20, SoutheastYt in Bonner Coun$) and a map.
7. Attachment 7: Map of SBWLLC wells, reservoirs, water lines,
and main valves. There are no booster pumps; all lines are fed
by gravity. DEQ has designated this arca for SBWLLC since
19e1. There are no other competing uater companies/persons
within the legally described area.
8. Attachment 8: DEQ SBWLLC (PWS 1090124) Source Water
Assessment Report
9. Attachment 9: Mel Bailey Certified Water Slatem Operator,
Certificate Number DWT1-10022 and Marsha Bell Certified
Water System Operator, Certificate Number DWT1-10153.10. Attachment 10 Blank. SBWLLC is regulated and
approved by DEQ Coeur d'Alene office, PWS 109124.11. Attachment 11: Water Rights 9G7032, 9G8il1, 9&8567,
and 9&9219 are attached.12. Attachmenl 12 Blank The water system has existed since
the 1960's. There is no anticipated schedule of construction.13. Attachment 13 Blank There is no estimated cost of
construction or annual maintenance costs.14. Attachment 14 Blank There is no financing of new
construction.15. Attachment 15 Blank There are 431 residential
customers (living units) and no active commercia! accounts.16. Attachment 16: Attachment describing calculation of
future number of customers ultimately served by SBWLLC.
17 . Attachment 17: Water production data by month 201311418. Attachment 18: Blank Flat rate, no meters for monthly
consumption data. All residential customers.19. Attachment 19: Cunent rate schedule.20. Attachment 20: 2012,2013, 2014 Last three years
financial statements
21 . Attachment 21: LisUaddresses of SBWLLC customers22. Attachment22: Notice to SBWLLC cnstomers of
application for a Certificate of Public Convenience and
Necessity included in July 2014 bill. No press release prepared
because majority of our customers do not live in the local area
and they received notice in their bill.23. Attachment 23 A: Typical bill23u- Attachment 23 B: Typical Reminder Notice23C Aftachment 23 C: Typical Fina! Notice NEVER USED23D Attachment 23 D: SBWLLC General Rules and
Regulations23E Attachment 23 E: Company Main Extension Rules24. Selected Engineering Data 2014
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PUC Application February 2015
Attachment 1
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Attachment 3
Secretary of State Registration
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Schweitzer Basin Water LLC
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Attachment 4
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No other documents on file with the ldaho Secretary of State
Schweitzer Basin Water LLC
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Attachment 5
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No other utilities share space
Schweitzer Basin Water LLC
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Attachment 6
Legal Description
Schweitzer Basin Water LLC
Serves the following area:
Township 58 North, Range 2 West, Boise Meridian, Section 20,
Southeast th in Bonner County
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Primary Valve List
Valve
Desiqnation
Valve Location
BULl UIIr near 2251283 Ullr bv creek
MMHl Mooul Hill above Green Hornet ooino to PUL1 (Ullr)
MMH2 Moqul Hill below Blue Beetle 2 to Schweitzer Mt rd
MMH3 Mogul Hill at Granite Peaks to Red Cricket
MNWl NW Passage in Die Schmitterling parking lot,
controls water for Die Schmitterling, Alpine, and
Comice Condos
MSCl Schweitzer Mt Rd at Parallel (upper). Controls water
to Cedar Ridge, Die SiEmark, Black Bear Condos
MSC2 Schweitzer Mt rd at Parallel (lower) controls water to
Schweitzer Mt rd homes , to 275 Snowplow, and
properties below Schweitzer Mt Road.
MSC3 Schweitzer Mt Rd at Snowplow , to 275 Snowplow
and to first loVhome on Schweitzer Mt Rd
MSLl Slalom at NW Passage, controls water on Slalom rd
MSMl Sikmark, controls all water on Sitzmark except
Green Hornet and 126 Sitzmark
MSPl Snowplow at Parallel, controls water onto Snowplow
MSP2 Snowplow near 146 Snowplow before creek, when
closed stops water from Ullr towards Parallel
MTMl Telemark below Wildflower B&C condos and 177
Telemark rd, controls water on Telemark and NW
Passaqe
MTM2 Telemark, before PTM1 at NW Passage intersection,
controls water qoinq down Telemark rd
MTM3 Telemark. at 512 Telemark switchback
MULl Ullr below 58 Ullr (Ullr Lodge) from PULI towards
end of Ullr
MUL2 Ullr below 58 Ullr (Ullr Lodqe) from PULI to Parallel
MUL3 Ullr 87 valve bv fire hvdrant downhill to Snowolow rd
MUL4 Ullr near 2251283 Ullr near creek
MUL5 Ullr at 325 Ullr, near PUL2
MUL6 Ullr end at 436 Ullr (Delanev)
PPRl PRV at Parallel and SchweiEer Mt Rd (upper, North)
near Caribou Ridqe. 6 in Cla
PPR2 PRV at Parallel and Schwei2er Mt Rd (lower, South)
near Telemark rd. 4 inch Cla
PTMl PRV in Telemark at NW Passaqe, 3 inch Cla
PULl PRV above 117 Ullr.2 inch Cla
PU12 PRV near 325 Ullr, 4 inch Ames
PUL3 PRV at Ullr and Parallel intersection (reduces
pressure from Die Vier Moguls to Moose Haven), 2
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R1MH1 Reservoir 1 control valve at bottom of standoioe
R23MH1 Reservoir 2 and 3, below R1 and R2 controls water
from R2 and R3
R2MH1 Reservoir 2 between R1 and R2, controls water from
R2
R3AP1 Reservoir 3, controls water from R3
R4UL1 Reservoir 4. controls water from R4
RsMH1 Reservoir 5, controls water from R5
Reservoir Reservoir Location
R1 540 Mooul Hall. RIMHl
R2 540 Mooul Hill. R2MH1
R3 540 Moqul Hill, R3AP1
R4 Past 126 SiEmark. R4UL1
R5 Above 1040 Mooul Hill. R5 MH1
Well Well Location
W1 Between R1 and R2
w2 Bv R1
W3 Near R4
W4 Near R5
Sandfilter Sdf. Past 126 Sitzmark
Schweitzer Basin Water LLC
PUC Application February 2015
Attachment 8
DEQ Source Water Assessment Report
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SOI'RCE WATEN. ASSESSMEITTT REFORT
December { 2000
State of ldaho
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informaion iu &is publication Tho assessmcnt is atbjcct to modiEcdon if ncw d*a is pta&ccd.
Under the Federal Safe Drinking Water Act Amendments of 1996, all states are required
by the U.S. Environmental ProtectionAgency (EPA) to assess every source of public
drinking water for its relative sensitivity to contaminants regulated by the Act. The Idaho
Departuent of Environmental Quatity is completing the assessments for all Idaho public
drinking water systems. The assessment for your particular drinking water source is
based on a land use inventory within a 1,000 foot radius of your &inking water source,
sensitivity factors associated with the source and characteristics associated with either
your aquifer or watershed in which you live.
This report Source Water Assessmentfor Schweitzer Basin l(ater Company (1090124),
located northwest of Sandpoing Idaho, describes the public drinking water system, the
associated potential contaminant sources located within a 1,000' boundary around the
ground water sources or within the umtershed for surface water sources, and the
susceptibility (ris$ that may be associated with any potential contaminants. This
assessment should be used as aplanning tool, taken into account with local knowledge
and concerns, to develop and implement appropriate protection measures for this system.
The results should not be used as an absolute measure of risk and are not intended
to undemine the confidence of the users of yourwater system.
The Schweitzer Basin Water Company drinking water system consists of three wells and
one surface water intake. The surface water intake is located on Schweitzer Creek.
Because Schweitzer Basin Water Company is a non-community transient system, source
water areas for the wells were delineated using the 1000' fxed radius method in
accordance with Idaho's Source Water Assessment Plan. The delineation for the surface
water intake was refined to include the entire area upstream from the intake, resulting in
an ellipse-like source water area extending upstream from the intake in a westerly
direction.
The wells and the surface water intake were assigned separate susceptibility rankings.
Susceptibility analyses performed on ground water systems cannot be compared to
susceptibility analyses for surface water systerns andvice versa.
Grormd Water Sources
Well #1 is ranked moderately susceptible to potential contamination. It is properly
constructed with an intact strface seal, but the .250 inch thiclq six inch diameter well
casing does not meet today's minimum thickness standards of .280 inches for six inch
diameter steel well casings. While a PWS well may have been in compliance with
constuction standards at the time it was drille{ current constnrction standards are morc
sfiingent. The Idatro Deparfinent of WaGr Resources Well Consfuction Standards Rules
(1993) require all PWSs to follow IDEQ standards as well as their ov,rn. IDAPA
58.01.08.550 requires that PWS follow the Recommended Standards for Water Worlcs
(1997) &uing consfiuction. Additionally, although the casing and annular seal are intact,
they do not extend into a low permeability unit, which would act as aprotective barrier
against contamination. This is detailed in Well #1's attached Ground Waler
Susceptibilrty Report While Well #2's casing extends to a low permeability unit, its
annular seal does not. It is ranked as moderately susceptible to potential contamination,
also detailed in its attached Ground Water Susceptibility Report. Like wells #l and#Z,
well #3 is ranked as moderately susceptible to potential contamination in all categories
except for microbial contarnination for which it received a high susceptibility rating. The
well automatically receives a high susceptibility rating in this category in accordance
with Idatro's Source Water Assessment Plan because of the proximity of a potential
source of contamination. [n this case, the well is located less than 50ft from a surface
water source, Schweitzer Creek, which raises its cbances of being contaminated by
microbes.
Additionally, all three wells were detemdned to be potentially GWUDI (Ground Water
Under the Direct Influence of Surface Water) in November 1999. Additional testing
must be performed onthe wells to determine ifthe wells are directly influenced by
sur ce water, which has not been determined at this time. Grorurd water that is under the
direct influence of surface water may contain disease-causing organisms, which are
normally found only in surface water and may require heatuent including filtation and
disinfection.
Surface Water Source
The strface water intake has been assigned a susceptibility rating of low (when compared
to other surface water intakes) in all categories because of its location (upstream of any
sources of turbidity), the lack of potential contaminant sources wittrin the watershed and
proper system construction. All surface water systems are subject to microbial
contarnination and are required to undergo filtration and disinfection.
Copies of the susceptibility analyses for your wells and surface water intake along with a
map showing any potential contaminant sources are.included with this report.
Infonnation regarding the potential contaminants within the 1,000'boundary forthe wells
and within the watershed forthe surface water intake have been summarized and
included in Table l.
This assessment should be used as a basis for deterrrining appropriate new protection
measunes or re-evaluating existing protection efforts. No matter what ranking a source
receives, protection is always important. Whether the source is currently located in a
"pristine" area or an area with numerous industrial and/or agriculfural land uses, the way
to ensure good water quallty in the future is to act now to protect valuable water supply
resources.
As there are no documented potential contaminants of concern in the delineated source
water areas for the three wells or the surface water intake, Schweitzer Basin Water
Company's source water protection activities should focus on implementation of
practices aimed at keeping the surrounding area free from potential sources of
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boundaries or in the watershed
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contamination. The public water system may also want to take steps to preve,nt corrosion
of the distibution system, which may lead to increased levels of copper and/or tead in
drinking waler. Corrosion is a possible concern because of the slightly low pH of the
system's water. Levels of copper have been discovered above the action level, for copper
within the distibution system as a result of the water's corrosiveness. The system
operator has taken steps to notify water users of this situation. Consuming water
containing copper in excess of the action level can result in gastrointestinal distress over a
short period of time or liver or kidney damage over a pedod of many years. Drinking
water may be treated to decrease its corrosive properties. Protection activities should also
focus on keeping well #3, located near Schweitzer Creelg free from microbial
contamination. This includes maintaining the current integnty of the casirg, surface seal
and sanitary seal. Lastly, ifthe surface water intake is taken out of servic.e it should
rlndergo " 5slergh inspection before being put back into use. You may contact IDEQ
for more information regarding these recommendations. Source water protection
activities should be aimed at long-term management strategies even though these
stategies may not yield results in the near term.
For assistance in developing source wate-r protection stategies please contact Alan Miller
at the Coenr d'Alene regional fDEQ office at(208)769-1422.
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References Cited
Great Lakes - Upper Mississippi River Board of State and Provincial Public Health and
Environmental Managers, 1997. Recommended Standards for Water Works. Policies for
the Review and Approval of Plans and Specifications for Public Water Supplies, p.28.
United States Environmental Protection Agency, 1999. Preparing Your Drinking Water
Consumer Confidence Report. Guidance for Water Suppliers.
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PUC Application February 2015
Attachment 9
Certifi ed Water Operators Certifi cates
Burcau d Occtp#ond Lbrmea
Departnentof Soff Gouemlq lg.nchs
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PUC Application February 2415
Attachment 10
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SBWLLC is regulated and approved by
IDEQ Goeur d'Alene office
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Schweitzer Basin Water LLC
PUC Application February 2015
Attachment 11
Water Rights
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Permit ProofDr Dab: 3 I I 11996
Pormil ProofMade Dab: 3l4l 1996
Pe,rmft Approvd Date: Ul7ll989
Peudt Morabrirm Elpirafnn Date:
fi&rgpmEil Use Prbrly hE:
fiUrgmern Staute Prbrity Date:
\Mater Sqpty Ba* fuolM Date Accepted:
Water Sqply Bal& EmolM Date Rsm\ied:
Appllatbn Received Date: l0ll7 11988
ProEst Deadlhe Dab:
Nrder ofProrcsf: 0
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Dates:
Lb€GedDate: finUl994
Deseed Date:
Pcrmit ProofDE kr: lAy$90
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flrhrg"ment Use Priority Date:
Frrhr5rnEd Stahrb Priorty Date:
lVater SryptyBa* EmoM DaE Accepted:
Tfater SryplyBank Emolhned Date Remyed:
Apphtbn Receivpd Dte: 08/09/t 989
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Licemed Date: 0 I B0ll 98 I
Decreed Date:
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P€rml Apprord Datq AIA!969
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Schweitzer Basin Water LLC
PUC Application February 2015
Attachment 12, 13, 14
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Existing water system, no new construction nor financing
Schweitzer Basin Water LLC
PUC Application February 2415
Attachment 15
There are 431 residential customers (living units) and no
active commercial accounts.
Schweitzer Basin Water LLC
PUC Application February 2015
Attachment 16
Future Number of Customers
Attachment 16 CPCN
Number of Future Customers for
Schweitzer Basin Water LLC
Future demands on the SBWLLC will depend upon future area served, growth,
changes in per capita consumption rates and other frctors. The firture
population is estimated based upon past growth rates. Estimates of future
ERU's along with estimated firturc per ERU demands provides an estimate of
future demands.
Planning area
Dr Fowler purchad Township 58 North, Range 2 West, Boise Meridian, Section
20, Souheast 7+ in Bonner County and constructed the SBWLLC water system in
the 1960's to serve the lots in this arca. The area that SBWLLC serv6 is limited
to the current area that it servs.
Estimated Future Demand per ERU
The estimated demand per ERU is not eDeected to change in the no<t 20 years.
There will be a reduction in per capita use as more reduced water flow devices
are retrcfitted into odsting homes and installed in new homes that are built to
the Uniform Building @e requircments. The SBWLLC ruls and regulations also
requirc these low flow deMce.
Customers have become much more @ncemed about the environment and the
conservation of limited resourcs. This awareness has been demonsffied by a
reduction in the amount of water each home con$Jmes.
It took 50 years br the number of full time residents to rcach 37. Because of
the difficulff in managing snow (high snow lryels in drivomys, on rooB and
around houses), shoft growing uson, v€ry low temperatures and lack of
community activities and services, the area serued by SWLLC is o<pected to have
a very slow increase in the number of full Ume rcsidents or retirees.
ERU Projections
Initially the water qystem was a transient, non-@mmunity system, with less than
25 full time, year round residents. In 2009 the water systern was reclassified as
a community water system when there were approximately 37 fulltime residents
with a transient population of 900 in the winter months. It took 45 years to
change fiom a transient to a non-transient system.
There is no homeowners associaUon controlling the density of housing on the
lots. The Bonner County Planning and Zoning (P&Z) regulations apply to most
lots within the area served by SBWLLC. The current P&Z regulations require
12,000 sq ft of land fur a home or the first condo to be built, and 3,000
additional sq ft for each subsequent unit to be built on a lot. Some lots are less
than 12,000 sq ft. These are grand fathercd to one unit. There is an
unceftainty about the number of units to be buik because it is based upon the
square fuotage of a lot and how owners combined andlor divided lots to change
the density.
Because the SchweiEer homes are second and third homes fur the owners,
construction is very dependent on the economy. Many lots were purchased as
investments, never intending to be built on by the current owner. The
remaining lots are the lots that are more difficult, and more oeensive, to build
on because of their steeper tenain.
From 1965 to 2013 only 430,6 of the lots were buift on, or 431 units. Only 139
lots remain b be built on. The actual number of living units can vary as owners
combine or divide lots and obtain CondiUonal Use Permits fur multi unit
dwellings. Cunent county building requirements require significantly more
ground than was used in the 1960's and 1970's. This will limit the number of
multi unit buildings, with most new buildings being single family. Prcjecting on
the high side, between 2013 and total build out in 2050, between 1zl0 and 180
additional new living units will be built. This is a maximum tffil of 612.
In the 1980t the Schweitzer Ski Resort developed the Crystal Springs area
providing the first competition to Dr J Fowle/s housing lots. Schweitzer Ski
Resort also develo@ the lots ne>G to the Musical Chairs ski lifts in the 1990's
and Nortfr of the area served by SBWLLC. In the 2000's The Ridge, The Spires
and The Trappers Landing developments all crcated competition with desirable
building sites. The new developments opend new land area that offier better ski
in-ski out, have flatter tenain, community amenities, etc. The dwelopment of
lots served by SBWLLC is expected to strow a continued slow down in the next
50 years, certainly dower than the first 50 years.
Table 1 Development Rate in Area Served by SBWLLC
Years Units Built Homes
buitVyear
Bonner County
Population
Growth, 016
1955-1970 70 t2
1971-1980 151 16 s5.3
1981-1990 67 7 10.2
1991-2000 52 5 38.4
2001-2010 80 8 t2.2
2011-2013 0 0 11.0
(Population growth *atistics from the 2014 i.lorth Idaho Rsurce Guide printed
by the Bonner County Daily Bee, June 2014)
Based upon Table 1 and the slower home construction rates, the projection for
2014 to 2O2O is 7 homes per year or a total of 49 homes. Assuming the
economy improves, the rate is projected to be t homes per year for 2021 to
2O3O, or a total of 90 homes. Beyond 2030, the rate is projected to decrease
because the remaining few lots are very steep and very expensive to build on.
There are too many other desirable, and cheaper lots to build on. The rate
beyond 2030 is projected to be 3 homes per year, or 30 homes 2031 to 2o40. lf
2050 were considered as the year when tota! build out of the area served by
SBWLLC occurs, then there uould be 612 ERU's.
Table 2 Number of Projected Total Hookups
!n Years Total Projected
Hookups
2013 431
202A 480
2030 570
2040 600
20s0 612
The water souroes, minus the largest producing source, can provide water for
665 ERU's. This is greater than the projected number of 612 ERU's in 2050,
build out. Thus allowing SBWLLC a safety factor of 1.3 for the uncertainty in the
projection of future growth.
SchweiEer Basin Water LLC
PUC Application February 2015
Attachment 17
Water Production by Month 2013 & 2014
Attachment 17
Monthly Water Production Data for
Schweitzer Basin Water LLC
2013 and 2014
The area that SBWLLC serves is at a ski area. Water usage at Schweitzer differc
from other resorts areas (summer) in that the homes/units are mosAy used in
the winter. The only time that occupancy is high (approaching 90o/o) is between
Christmas and New Year's. On holiday weekends (Martin Luther King,
Presidenfs Day) occupancy may be 50o/o. The housing is built to support skiing.
Condos are built as second or third homes with few people living in them year
round. Use of the homes is very seasonal. Typically owners use the housing
fewer than 20 days per year. The ski area is not a destination ski resort, but a
regional resort with skiers primarily coming on weekends from Nofthern Idaho
and Eastern Washington, including Spokane. In the 50 years since lots were first
sold, only about 43 olo of the lots have been built on.
Because of the transient nature of the SBWLLC customers (they are not here in
the summer), the landscaping is normally left natural. Because of the shoft
growing season, weather and rugged terrain, even most full time residents have
no landscaping. The SBWLLC Rules and Regulations, that all customers sign,
stipulate that water is not to be used for inigation.
People come to SchweiEer to enjoy the skiing and other outdoor activities.
Laundry facilities are not common in most of the smaller condos.
Most people take their laundry home, so even with a weekend population,
customers are not washing cars or using much water.
The maximum monthly demands occur over winter, from November to March.
The maximum daily demand, MDD, occurs from Christmas to New Yea/s. The
least demand, in April, May June, September, and October is approximately
2500 gpd.
Schweitzer Basin Water LLC
Monthly Water Production From All Sources
2013 & 2014
ln Gallons
Month 2013 2014
Januarv 3531 00 306400
February 3521 00 276000
March 320000 293300
April 409300 1 55000
May 587400 1 30800
June 429400 104100
Julv 431 000 93400
Auoust 1 96000 40800
Seotember 124400 51 600
October 1 06000 62300
November 1 03600 1 54800
December 224400 266200
Total 3,636,700 1,934,700
Notes: May 2013 stopped leak at 285 Parallel
August 2013 fixed leak on Mogul Hill
February 2014 fixed leak at 205 Parallel
March 2014 fixed leak at8754 Schweitzer Mt Rd and 107 Parallel
July 2014 fixed leak at 136 Slalom road
August 2014 Wind and rain cancelled all events on the hill
Energy usage Jan to Dec2014: 5024 Kw
(source Northem Lights bill)
Peak day (with leak) March 20,2014 36,200 gallons
Peak day (w/o known leak) Dec 31 ,2013 27 340 gallons
Dec 31 ,2014 25,000 gallons
Schweitzer Basin Water LLC
PUC Application February 2015
Attachment 18
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Flat rate, no meters for monthly consumption, all residential
customers
Schweitzer Basin Water LLC
PUC Application February 2015
Attachment 19
Current Rate Schedule
Schweitzer Basin Water Limited Liability Company (SBWIIC)
Schedule of Current Rates for Water Service and @nnection Fees
December 31, 20ll
1. Monthly water servke fee per unit/home
1.1 for each unit or home over 500 sq ft, the rate is $41.00/mn, $123/qtr
For each unit or home under 500 sq ft, the rate is $39.00/mn, $lfilqtr
1.2 A single unit with a second living area
(kitchen, bath) which can be rented,
shall be 2 times1.3 A single unit with a guest house or
attached living unit ( no kitchen) which can be
rented shall be
$82.00/mon
$65.00/mon
Billing is quarterly, for the previous quarter; single billlng for multi family buildings
2. If a one-time payment is preferred, single unit $492.(frlyt3. Late charges after 15 days are a minimum of $15.00 or I th % of the balance due. Interest will be 1 %
percent per month there after, until paid.4. Disaonnection and connection fees
If service is terminated due to non-payment a fee of $300.00 is required for connection. All past due
amounts and interest are required to be paid in full, prior to reestablishment of water service.
5. Hmk-up fee per slngle-family resident, one kitchen $6950.00
Each additional unit, multifamily units,$69s0.00
Addltionalguest house or living area used as rental $3475.00
Note: No kitchen or laundry only bathroom. If kitchen/laundry, full hook-up applies.
6 Water tap fee6.1 Curb stop vafue at property corner provided by SBWC6.2 Water tap and line o<tension for lots on Fall Line Rd6.3 Water tap and line extension for loB on Ullr Dr
Note: Multi family units pay only one tap fee per building
$2000.00
$3000.00
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Commercial connections shall be evaluated by SBWLLC for additionalcharges over the basic fee.
Water services are considercd continual from the time of the connection.
Back flow preventors, when required by code, shall be tested by a ceftlfied tester. The approved test
rsults shall be sent to SBWLLC. Each year thereafter the device shall be tested and the approved test
results shall be sent to SBWLLC. ff the test is not conducted, water service shall be terminated within 30
days.
Fire hydrants shall be assessed a fee of $500.00 per installation (for application, inspection, pressure
testing, bacteria testing and mapping by SBWLLC).
If a project requires a "Will Serue lettef'and hook-up fees for the pCIect have not been paid, a non-
refundable application fee of $500.00 is required prior to SBWLLC providing the letter.
Water is for domestic use only; no inigation or lawn watering is permitted.
Inspection and testing of new water installaUon which include mapping, pressure testing, inspection of
service line installaUon and account set-up fee of $500.00
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PUC Application February 2015
Attachment 20
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Slight amount of water visible, tumed off main, Intermittent
isolation, evaluated over 1 mo,20 hours
Dig hole, repair, obtain FdB, install pafts Outage notices, Disinfect,
restore normal operations, naffic conhol
2. Red Cricket condo March 20t4
Loss of water in reservoir, L7 feet snow on ground,
No water showing anywhere 6 dala, t2hrlday 2 operators 144 hr
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Engineer acceptable temporary fix, Repair by Lippert Fxcavation
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Summer: engineer permanent fix, replace temporary fif stimate,
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SBWLLC back hoe 2 operators 16 hrs
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continued leak detection,
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all Parts and piping, rcmoved damage valve and man hole, Provided backfill
material, used SBWLLC back hoe during repair, Cleaned up after contractor
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placed when they were paved. Minimum depth of bury 5 feet
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Schweitzer Basin Water LLC
PUC Application February 2015
Attachment22
Notice to SBWLLC customerc of application for a CPCN
$crtruottaet Gasin h0aeu AAC
Consumer Confidence RePort 2013
Issued June 2014
Each year we send a letter to our customers to inform them of the results of
watertesting that has taken place in the past year. All required testing has
been compteteO within the time schedule for the system to meet all
Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) requirements.
1. Total coliform bacteria samples showed an absence of bacteria.
Z. Nitrate samples (NO3) were not detectable within the sensitivity of the
instrument.3. The pH of your drinking water ranges from 6.7 to 6.9, with 7.0 being
neutral. With the water being slightly acidic, we recommend that when you
first get up to your place after being gone for a length of time, run your water
one to two minutes prior to using it.
The overatl systems water quality as demonstrated by these tests is very good.
All backflow devices shall be test annually and the test results sent to us.
Please contact us if you have a bacKlow device in your home or if you need
help to determine if you have one or need one.
Application for a Certificate of Public Convenience and
Necessity
The Schweitzer Basin Water LLC (SBWLLC) will be applying to the ldaho Public
Utilities Commission (PUC) for a Ceftificate of Public Convenience and
Necessity. The SBWLLC serues the paft of the SchweiEer Resoft residential
area within Township 58 N, Range 2 W, Boise Meridian, Section 20, Southeast
7+ in Bonner County. The Commission reviews and approves rate increases.
Any future rate increases will. be reviewed by the PUC. This is not a request to
change the current rates. If you have any questions for the PUC they can be
reached at Commission Secretary, Idaho Public Utilities Commission, PO Box
83720, Boise, Idaho 83724, 208-33+0300.
Thank you for taking the time to read this letter. We will see you this summer
or on the slopes.
Sincerely, Mel Bailey 208-265-8953, 208-263-7LL7
Schweitzer Basin Water LLC
PUC Application February 2015
Attachment 21
List of Current Customers
Schweitzer Basin Water LLC
PUC Application February 2015
Attachment 23
A. Typical Bill
B. Typical Reminder Notice
C. Typical Final Notice (has never been used)
D. SBWLLC General Rules and Regulations
E. Company Main Extension Rules
SCH.WBIIIZE'R BASIN WAIIIER
LLC
P OBoxTTz
Sagle, lD 83880
?0e,263.7117
2826S8053
SECOND QUARTER WATER BILL (for April, May, June 2014)
A}ITAD
Rana AHIIIAD
2131 S Crcatine St
SPOKANE, WA992O3
SchwvTlage, Tax 01
Addres 81@ Scfnreitserlit Rd
PREVIOUS BALANCE:
NUMBER OF UNITS: 1
TOTALPERMONTH: = 1 +$41 = $ 41
TOTAL FOR THREE MONTHS; = g 41* (3 months) =
LATE CHARGE
INTEREST
TOTAL DUE THIS QUARTER=
Due dab b July 15,2014
$ 123
$ 123
After 15 days a hte charge will be added. After 30 days uebr will be tumed off.
Please rnake payrnentb: SCTMIEITZER BASIN WATER LLC
PO Box 772, Sagle, lD 83860
Please retum thb portion to Schweitzer Bmin Water LtC PO BoxTl2 Sagb !D 83860
From: AHMAD 5@53$23911 5(P86$4303
Rana AHIIIAD
2131 S Crcatline St
SPOKANE, WA 99203
TOTAL DUE $ 123
Due By July 15,2014
Please note address changes and add a phone numberfor contac'ting you in case of
an emergency.
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SCHWEITZER BASIN WATER
COMPANY 7
P0 Box 712 á.1L
Sagle,ID 83860 t
208-263-7117 ‘1’)?.208-265-8953
FIRST QUARTER WATER BILL (for January,February,March 2014)
Thompson Zimmennan
David &Gretchen ZIMMERMAN
4040 Marlowe St
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Spires Bk 1,lot6A
Address
PREVIOUS BALANCE:$t 2 (.
NUMBER OF UNITS:I
TOTAL PER MONTH:1 *$42 =$42
TOTAL FOR THREE MONTHS:=$42*(3 months)=$126
LATE CHARGE A/e eh t1 pad £oiA’,,
INTEREST “
TOTAL DUE ThIS QUARTER=$126 —4 1 =
Due date is April 15,2014
Afterl5daysa btechargewifl beadded.After3odayswaterwill bekimed off.
Please make payment to:SCHWEITZER BASIN WATER COMPANY
P0 Box 772,Sagle,ID 83860
Please return this portion to Schweitzer Basin Water Co P0 Box 772 Sagle ID 83860
From:Thompson ZImmerman 713-669-1263 218-7964281
David &Gretchen ZIMMERMAN
4040 Marlowe St
HOUSTON,TX 77005.
TOTALDUE $126+t7-
Due ByApill 15,2014
Please note address changes and add a phone number for contacting you in case of
an emergency.
Our records do not show payment for the last Quarter.We may not have posted your
payment in our database.Please check your records for your last payment and if the
check has been cancelled by your bank.Ifyour record shows payment please send the
check number and date of payment along with your current payment.
Thank you and sorry for the inconvenience.
The snow has melted and spring is turning into summer
Sincerely Mel Bailey,Schweitzer Basin Water LEC 208-610-2318
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Office Address
Mailing Address
City, State Zip code
Office phone number
Emergency number
NOTICE OF INTE}.IT TO TERMINATE SERVICES
Customer Address Label Acct #
FINAL DATE
BATANCE DUE
(Final Date)
($xx.xx)
SERVICE ADDRESS (customer service address)
You are hereby notified that you are delinquent in the payment of charges for
Water Service provided you by (SWC) Company. The balance of your account,
according to our records, is indicated above.
In accordance with the Rules and Regulations of the Idaho Public Utilities
Commisslon, if thls balance is not paid, or lf payment arrangements are not
made by the (Final Date) shown above, then YOUR WATER SERVICE WILL BE
DISCONNECTED after the (Final Date).
To avoid termination you must contact (SWC) Company before the Final Date to
make a payment arrangement or pay in full. Please call on Weekdays between
(TIME) AM and C[ME) pm and ask for billing/collectlons.
Termination may be delayed by:1. Providing a medica! certiffcate advising us of the existence of a
Medical Emetgency.2. Filing a complaint regarding the proposed termination with the Idaho
Public Utllities Commlsslon, PO Box 83720, Boise, ID 83720-0A74
(800-432-0369).
Termination of seruice in no way relieves you of your obligation to pay for all
seryices prior to termination.
Should service be terminated, a charge for restoration of service of; ($xx.xx)
during normal office hours, or ($xx.:o<) for other than normal business hours
must be paid, plus the account balance prior to restoration of service.
SWC Company may assist you by making payment arangements not
requiring lmmediate payment ln full, if you contact us prior to the Final
Date to arrange suctt a payment plan. (This statement must be in bold print.
Remember, your water will be turned off after the Final Date unless you act
before the Final Date.
(other formats accepted)
SCHWEMER BASIN WATER COMPANY
RUT-ES AND REGI.,IATIONS
REV 6, Novemberl4, 2010
Section Numbers01. DetrniUons0?. Purpose03. Ownership04. Exeptions05. Application for Water Connection06. Use of Water07. Fumished Water08. SeMe ConnecUons09. Separate Connections10. SpecialUserequirements11. Private Servie Lines12. Contracts13. Rates ard fiarges14. Payment for service15. teakage witht'n Premisesf6. Water Damages InJuries wt'thin PropertyL7. Tumirp on water Servhe18. Crws Connectlons or Physicalonnectbns19. Plumbing20. Servie InteruPtion2L. Maintenane and replaernent of Service Lines22. Water Maln Fr<temions23. Temporary Service24. Termination and Restoratbn of Service25. Inshllation and Use of Fire Hydnnts26. Private Pooland Tank27. Revisions and ltlodifications of Rules28. Consh'hrtionalitySavlngOause
01. DEFIT.INONS
SBWC - shall nrean Schweitrer Basin water aornpany
Orner - krcon - shall mean and irdude any person, flrm, o-partnership, association, or
corporation.
Customer - shall mean any operson" provided water service after application is approved and
paid in tull.Sm - shall mean all or any part of the water systern, owned and operated by SBWC and
shall include allservice lines to and irrcludlng al! service onnections valves (curb stops).
Seryioe Unes - Servloc oonnecflons - shall mean the pipe, valves, stops and fiftings from a
main b and induding fie oonnecUon valve.
Gu$mer Une - shall mean the pipe, valves and ffttings leading ftorn fE property line inb the
premises seryed.
Maln - Water Maln - stell mean any plpe located in street, or right-of*vay, whiclr pipe is
ovned and maintained by SBI/VC for the purpose of disfuibutirg water to customer.
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Sqrde atga - shall be that area induded wlthin the llmfrs at Bre first and seaord AddlUon d
Sdnrueltrer Basln vlllagB fperty and sttdr otheronuguous or ndghborlng Eniton/r G
SBUrc $a[ from tinrebU]ne detennirn b serye.
ruRFOSE
Sdnreltzer Badn Water Comparry (SB\rc) b authortsed to ptwlde unter withln SdueiEer
Basin Vilhge Addlthn I ard 2, despnated as ttre servie area. Water servhe outskde the
sen l@ arca can be orsHered lf lt b deHmlned apgoprlate by SBtlt C.
OWNERS,}IP
The enUre water systern, lndudlrg all malns, sen b @nnecdons, sen le @nrrcction rralves,
resenrdrs, prrnplng sbUorls, treatrnst trdllE, urclb, all ffillEes and applrtenanoc are
ovned bY SBlrlrC.
nb person oBrerthan an emplqpe dS[3\lrC shall be perm[td b lnsall, ryoq ordtaqge
arrysen ie omffins. In additbn, no person drer than an erndolree d SBttC $all be
permrcO b operaE SSIIIC raahres or ofier egulptent withort tfie penntsdon d SBWC.
DGEPTIONS
4.L mernbers d Bte flrc @artment shan be permfited b use frre ffirants or dnr ry&r
$ures fur purpoes of unbffiry nrcs. When bsfirg and fltdllrB d sldl hdranB b
requtred, SBrrc shall be ndfied seven (7) ddys ln advane and a waEr usage furm shall be
fihd wlth SBtlrCwlhln seven (7) daYs.4.2 lb person $all tamper vyiEr, or in any rnanner lnbrfae wlUr, sen& @nnecfions, valves, flre
hlprants, or any ffier prWerty of SBtfUC.
0$, rppu6m6x[ FoR WATER @NNECnONS
5.1 epptmon fur $raEr servB shall be rnade on apdhatbns furms prutided by SBWC. Upqr
omple$on of tsE apflhaUon, the property o,vner orthe ovner's qenta authorhd ln
wrlUng by Ure owner, stnll presert the appllcatbn b SBWC. tto lrxtalldon, snrdon or
llne ottercUr shall be rnade untl sudt applhabn has been aG@ by SnyCand, when
requircd, by Idaho Departrcnt d Healtlt, All ftes shall be paH in full prbr to &e start d
r/uorlc5.2 By maklrp apfllcatlot fior water servlce, or by usirg water service zupplled by SE\a/C, atery
applicanft/ter does tfprcby ghrc and gnant b SBWC, it s agents ard ernployees, the righ! at
all rcasonabh Umes, b ener upot the gembes hr prpces of fspecflon fur ornpliane
wlth Stese rules and reguHons. In the ae of anergendes, e.g. vraEr llrrc danrage, the
user ah granB fie dght to enbr upon the prernbes b pennlt energerry acflors.
06. USE OFWATER
6.1 Wabr wlll be fumbhed fur ordinary &mesdc, busirress, commun[y, and fire proMon
purposes a the q,sfiem may r€asonat{e supdy. WaEr is rd b be used fur lawns,
irrlgnUon, waEn feafures, dtd ontnol or odrer nondonpsUc us€es, l.e. do rd run vuater b
$ra#.6.2 R€sah of vv6H purdtred ftorn SBUrc may be psrnlrcd only under spedal aortract and saH
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@ntract must be apprord bY SBWC.
In the eraent that SBWC determines Utat @nditom ocist whhh require the restricUon or
prohlbi$on of use of water ln order to protect the health, peace, sfety and welf,are of the
patrons and customers of the SEWC, SBWC shall establlsh a scheduh d use restricUons and
prohlbitions. The sdrcdule shall andhate the uses prohiblted or resfricted and the period d
periods of prohitrired and/on restricted use. The scteduh of prohibibd and restrkhd uses
shall be postcd in three (3) publlc and consphuous places withln the localarea no more than
ten (10) days after the adoption of sald rhedule. Any person, flrm or orporation using
water in viohfron of said adopted sdreduh shall be given nofre; the water servie to said
premises shall be disonnected. The notirp of violaUon and disonnection shall be delivered
to the occupant of the premlses at which the unauthorized use is occurring. If the company
is unable for any reason to serve saH notie on the ocupant personally, than sald notice
shall be posffi on the pernises, and sail pcting shallons0'hrte delivery of ndb.
RJRNISHED WATER
E<tensions to fumlsh water to areas wlthin the servkr area but not presenUy obtaining water
froin the s)6tem, shall be made ry SBWC, or by ttrcse opressly authorized ry SB[i/C, at the
expense of thooe persons requesting service.
The company shall not, at its o<pens€, b€ obli'gted to extend the dlstribution system to
fumish water for all proper$ within the senrice area.
SERVICE CONNECTIONS
Water servioe shall be prwided only ftorn dpes and mains ovned ry SBWC, to propeff or
prenrises abutting sudt malns, and the serv'rce connectftrns shall be b@ted at srdr points as
SBV\rC shall detennine.
Unless authorlzed by SBWC a seMce connectbn shall provide water to onff one residential
strudure.
When a customer requests that a standad servie onnection be remorcd or relocated, srldr
removal or relocatbn shall be at the oeense of the customer.
The sbndard service connection shall be one (1) -lnch (slngle residential structure). Valve
location ard defih shall be approred by SBWC. Allfittings, pipe and onnecUons shall be
determlned by SBWC. Sen ie @nnediotr hrger than standard may be pennitEd only upon
written applicaUon to SBWC. The ompany resen es the right to deny larger than standard
serulce connections, whhh it determlns wlll be adequate fur the reasonable needs of the
appllcant.
The applicant in advane of the instalhtion, shall pay UE full amount of Ure servie
lnstallation charge.
All paving repalr and road cut permits are in additlon to the installatlon charges and are the
responsibility of the custorner.
The servle @nrrccUon lnstalled by the dweloper or @ntractor shall indude a SBWC
approved shut off detrie at or near the property lire. The service line shall be installed
perpendicular to the maln where practkal. It shall be located so that no porUon of the
custome/s service line shall pass through hnds or buiHirps, whir$ are not the property of
the applicant.
Maintenance of servle oonnectbns vatrre (curb stops) shall be the responsibillty of the
cusbmer. Soil, rccks, pavement or other obstacles shall not orrer the valve. Any osts
inorred to un@ver valves shall be bilbd to the custoner.
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09. SEPARATECONNECNONS
9.1 A separate connection wlll be requircd fur each dwelling, place of business, institution, and
premlse served. All aaessory building and premises used as a part of srch dwelling place,
business or insUhrtion, may be served frorn sudr onnecfon; as wellas all buildingB on sudt
prernlses operated under one rnanagernent.9.2 No user shall fumish water b any Famlry, business, institution or premlses other than those
occupies by hlm. Howwer, SBWC may permlt a user to supply others through hb service
@nrrccton, and ln this went, sudt user rnay be dtarged an addiUpnal monthly minimum brdt additiDnal user so zupplied. Sudt permlt rnay be revokd, and separate servioe
connections required, at any tirne. If, in an emergency, SBWC requests that water be
furnished to other premlses through a cusbme/s servie connectlon, no extra charge will be
lmposed on the customer.
10.0 sPEcrAL usE REQUIREMENT
10.1 Water service b an apaffnent house, motel, ondominium, dupbx, or oUpr multipb
sEuctrre, rnay be fumished only through one servhe @nrrection.f0.2 Specialontracts may be requircd where larye or special invesEnent ln facili$es is necessary
to supply the requested service, and SBWC reserves Ute right to require ontribution toward
sucfr investrnent and to establish sudt minimum dnrges as arc deemed neressary.
11.0 PRIVATE SERVICE UNES
11.1 The customer at his co6t shallonsffuct hls private servic line frorn sle location selected by
SBWC to Ule premises at be served.tL.2 Priyate servie lines shall be installed in amrdarre with the Plumbing and applicable
Specialty Codes approrcd by the State of ldaho and SBWC.11.3 No pump equipment shall be installed b Ure prtvaE servie lirre without prbr writbn
approvalftorn SEWC.
12.0 CONTMCTS
12.1 When premlses of an applient for water seMce arc @nrrcctd as a result of an applkation
made and aepted by SBWC, the written application shall be oonsidered a @ntract. Within
sakJ contract the applicant agrees to abide by all rule and regulations in effect at the tirne of
s[ning, or as may be adopted or modiFied thereafter ry SBWC, and to pay all bills prompUy.
If or when Src premises arc sold or transfered b offircrs, thb ontact shall be fansfered to
the nevv o^rner.12.2 Whenever the applicanfs requirernnts for water servie are subffi to fluctuation in dernand
due to un@mmon or unlque actlvities, SBWC may require a special ontract for an extended
peri,od of Ume. The ompany requircs reasonable security satisfiactory to the company and
sufficient to proEct the ompany against loss, as well as guarantee performanoe under the
terms of the contract.12.3 bcept as where othenrise provided by these rules and regulations, the company may reftrseb supply water to any premise, when the user fails, after writEn rrcfie, to ompty with the
rules specifted in the wrltten ndiae.
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13.0 RATES AND C}IARGES
13.1 Rate Schedule - SBWC shallfrom time b Ume, prescribe and amend the schedule of rates
and chargres for water service. When the raE schedule is revised, 6 @py of the revised
scheduh shal! be sent to the Hlllng address of all @nent custorners. Current rate sdredules
will be available at the SBWC offie or by request. Water will be sots in amrdance with the
schedule of rates and charges.
1.+.0 PAYMENT FOR SERVICE
14.1 All bills fior water servlce are sue not later than fffteen (15) days after the billlng date and
srch bills shall be delinquent if not paid within thirty (30) days of the billing date.14.2 SBWC may tum off water supdy to trte premises of whldr payrnent is delilquent and the
servhe shall not be restored untilalldelirquent Hlls are paill (water ard serruer), togetrter
with such other charges relaEd to delinquent bills as rnay be determined by SBWC.
Note: To protect the heath of the publlc, SBWC has agreed to ng& restore water servirn to a property
unUl all past due aounts (sover ftes) have also been resold with Recreation LJfility
ompann Inc.14.3 All payrnents shall be made to SBWC, either by mailor ln person.
14.4 Water bills oryed by renters or onFact property owners are the rcponsibility of the owner
on reord with Bonlrer County.
15.0 L.EAKAGE MIHIN PREMISES
15.1 All leal@ge oauning ftorn Ute cu$mer lirre bepnd the property line shall be at the el<pense
of the customer. The custorrer shall be responsible for the proper rnaintenance and repair of
such line.L5.2 Water furnlshed by SBWC shall not be permitted to run to waste unless SBWC and Resort
Water Company agree Stat allowing water to run to waste is requlred. (WaEr running to
waste uses a great deal of $e @padty of both the water qptem and the ser\rer systenr.)
Persons running water to waste wil! give cause to dlsonrect their propefi from water and
ser,rrer servioes. The cusftomer wlll also be responsible fur all water loss through bakage,
frozen pipes and offrcr causes.15.3 Leaks in customer lines shall be repalrd as soon as deEctd. SBWC shall not allor any
reduction in the rate charged for water servk, due to the servkr lirre belng tumed off unUl
rcpairs are ompkted.15.4 SBWC is not obllgoted to pefform any servlce whatever in locating leaks or other bouble
inside the custorne/s prcrnlses. It shall, lnr rever, endeavor to assist the custorner in finding
the cause of trouble, whenerrer ondltlons permit.
16.0 WATER DAMAGE OR IN'URIES VVITHIN MOPERTY
16.1 SBWC shall not be liable fur any damage or injury whaboeyer for bakage or the running of
water on the premiss from darnaged water line, plumbirg ffxtures, open faucets, valves,
fn<hrres, derriaes, appurtenanc€s, or hoses, beyond the prope@ line.
17.O TURNING ON WATER SERVICES
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Unless authorized ry SBEWC, no person offirer than an empbyee, or representative of SBWC
shall tum on or off any of the servles or other SEWC vahre or equirynent.
Customers deslring either disontinuance of seruhe, a netv servioe restoraUon of service, shall
make anangements foe strch servls with SBWC.
CROSS CONNECNONS OR PHYSICAL @NNECTIONS WIIH OIHER WATER SUPPTES
Neither cro6s @nnecdons nor physhal oonnedbns of any kind shall be made to any other
water supply, whether public or prhnte, wiBput the written onsent and approval of SBWC
and the apprwal of the State Of ldaho Deparunent of Health and welhre.
SBWC shall requlre back-f,orv prwentors or dreck valves in domesfic lines, if deemed
appropriate. These requirernents must be stricfly observed as a rnatter of public health and
b prwent oontaminaUon of the water qffiem.
All cross connections or phpical connectiom with other waEr supplies or syffins shall be
made in sfiid amrdarre with the requirenrents and rcommendations of the State of Idaho
DeparUnent of Healft and Welfare.
Additional Inbnnatlon: If a boiler is used brUle heating sl$ern ard onnected direcily to Ute servie
line or if a need for a baddow preventor is determirred, i.e. fire sysfiem, pressure pump, only
approrred back flow preventor (s) shall be installed. A certlfied teter shall test the bac{<flow
prwentor (s) pfiq to the system start-up. Each year thereafter a ertified tester shall
omplete a test of the baddovy pranmbr (s). This inbrmatirn shall be sent b SBWC after
the device has sucessftrlly ornpleted $e test or been repaired ard rctes&d. If tesUng is
not condtrcted, water servle shal! be terminated within thirty (30) days.
19.0 PLUMBING
19.1 All plurnbing wlthin buildings served by SBWC shall be installed and onstrucEd so as to
prevent pollution of the water supply by back siphonage or cro6s ontamination. Lour flow
usage plumbing ftxtures shall be used in all new @nstructbn and any rephaement of onent
ftxtures.19.2 Water meters shall be Installed for all new construction and retro fitted when possible hr
eistirg buildlngs at eth customer oeeflse. These rreters shal! have a rcrnote rmdout. This
readout shall be pld near the ftont door in a location that b acsible during winter
ondiUons.19.3 All persons having boilers, water tank or other equipment supplled by diret pressure ftom
SBWC main shall install a pressure relief valve, or other d€!/ie to serve the same purpose
whicfr are approved by the onent plumbiry ode.19.4 WaEr servb to any premises latown or fqmd b have defecG and hazards shall be
disconnected ard not restored unUlsrrch defects have been eliminated.19.5 Authorized SBWC personnel may inspect such pipes and plumbing at the reasonable times
ard with reasonable nofie.
2O.O SERVICE INTERRUPTION
20.1 As SE neessi$ may arise (e.9. in case of brealq errcryEncy, or odrer avclidabh 6use)
SBWC rnay bmporarily ort offwater supply in order to make neaessary repairs, @nnecfions
or the like.20.2 SBWC will use all reasonabb and practkal means to noUff the customer of any
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disontinuance of service.20.3 SBWC shall not be liabh br arry damage to inonrreniene suffered by Ute ortorner, or br
any clalm against it at any time, for lntenufiion in service, lessening of zupply, lnadequate
pressure, poor qmlity of water, or for causes reasonable beyond SBWC on8ol,
2T.O MAINTERNANCE AND REPI.ACE}UIET{T OF SERVICE UNES
21.1 SBWC shall rnaintaln and repair water servkre ptpirg between the water main and the
property line, when SBWC or its ontracbrs have installed this servkr piping.
Exceptbn: SBWC is not responsibh for the repair or redaernent of improperly installed (property
owner or otrners ontnctor) or substandard water servie llnes, (substandard is an
installation that does not meet SBWC standards: material, depth, or installation). When
suffindard servie piprng fails or ls disovered, the proper$ ouvners are responsible to
replrc the substandard wabr servftE at the ortome/s ogense. If SBWC repairs or
replaes a failed water servkr line and the lirre or installation is substandard, Ule o$mer
is responsibh for the co6t of the repalr or rcplaernent.
Note: When a substandard water servhe line disovered, it ls the cuSmer reponsibili$ b replae
the line as soon m practkal. If the lirp ls not replaced, SBWC has the option of
disconnecting the water service line untilthe line is replaced. There wlll be no reduction in
water rated during the time period that the water is disconnected.
21.2 Cusbrners shall be responsible fur the maintenane and repair of servir:e paplrp betrreen ttre
property lirrc and the premises.21.3 Customers shalltake all reasonable precautbns to protect service lines and servirr valve
frorn damage of any kind; in default of whldt, such user shall pay to SBWC UE full amount of
the resulUng damages.
Z2.O WATER MNN DOENSIONS
22.1 SBWC prwides fiadlities br general dlstribution of water within the derfunated limits (see
ruRPOSE itern a.), but it shall rd o<terd, at SBWC o(pense, fadliUes to serviE additircnal
customerc, propertie, tracts, or subdivisions. Sucfr oGensions, when requested, shall be
paH fir by Ete custo[Er requesting such extension, at actual total onstruction ost b SBWC.
Total onstnrcUon osts shall induded, hrt not be llmibd b, direct and indirect o<penses fur
materials, labor-, equipment, rental, phnnirg, erqineering, inspection of onstruction, dus a
reasonabh perren@E for overhead and supervislon.22.2 Applications br main o<tensions shall be written and accompanied by four (4) opies of a
map, drawn to scale, shoring the properties, whidr are b be served by the proposed
extension.223 All main o<tensions shall be made by SBWC or by a ontactor approved by SBWC.22.4 All maeriill used in main erctenslons will be purchasd, or apprwed by BSWC, be of first
qualrty, ard beorne a part of Ute pemxment sy#n of SBWC.22,5 In case d new daeloprnent, the phn or grid fur water rnains must be apprwed by StBVl/C
prior b instalhtion.22,6 Slze of main ottensbm shall be urder SBWC specifications and subJect to SBWC approval.
In general, the size of malns shall not be less than six (6) indres in diameter, buried at a
minimum defit of six (5) ftet ln a sand bed, appropriate blocking, lald out to inter-onnect
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with o<isting and future SNWC wabr lines; and thereby grid the system.
22,7 Water llnes larger Utat six (6) indrcs in diameEr shall be required when subdivisilrns are of
sufficient size of onflguraEon to warant the hrge lines and such wananUng of large size
shall be determlned bY SB\/C.
22.8 The @st of er<tension shall irdude, but is not limiEd b, pipe, fitirps, valve, vahre boxes,
and fire hydrants. E<tensbm shall be nnde in Ure sUeet to Ure full fron@e of Ute property
served with seryice onnections to each lot within the o<tension area, unless offierwise
authorized by SBWC.22.9 Advance payment for o<Ettsions shall be made by Ere person requesting stdr ortensbn to
the property for whidr servie is de;ired. After a written request br a rnaln o(hnsion,
procedure shall be as folbws:' SBWC shall prepare an estimate of oost induding engineering, supelision, inspection of
onstrucfion and a reasonabh percentage for werhead,' A opy of the estimate shall be prwidd to $e applicant.' The applicant shall make full payment of the estimated cost.
Note: SBWC will not proceed with the work unUlstrch payrnent is recelved.' Work wlll take place and be canied to ompledon. After ornplefion of the worlq and
tabulatbn of all coots of installation, any o(oess monles deposihd pnbr to tle work shall be
refunded. The pemon rcquesting the o<tensbn to the property br whhh servlce was
requested shall pay for arry cost o<eding the estimate.
23.0 TEMPOMRY SERVICE
23.1 For temporary water servhe, a custo{rrcr shall make written applicatbn to SBWC.23,t When the application is evaluated, SBWC will provide the custorner with a ost for ttre
ternporary seMce. The @st will lndude: labor, onsiluction @6ts, rnaterials, oost of water.23.2 The customer $all pan in advane, fur the lnsilalhtion, esfirnated oost of water and retuhral
costs of the ternporary $/stem.
24 TERI,IINATION AND RESIORATION
24,L Termination at Request of the Customer- When a customer notifies SBWC of sale of property
or change of responsible persons for payment, the customer is requlred to pay for water
seMce until the date d transfier or until SBWC in notifted, The cusbrner is responsible to
inform SBWC of the narne, address ard phone number of Bre netv customer and provirle the
new customer with these rules and regulatbns.24.2 TerminaUon of Servlce by SBWC- SBWC shall terminate water servioe to premise served by it
upon ocurene of any of the bllowing:' Non-payment of Ctarges - SBWC shall brminah water servie upon delirquency of drarges
for water seMce fumished to premises, or for other unpa'rd debts due SBWC.' Violation of Rules and Reguhtircns - SBWC shalltermlnate water servir:e to premise where
such prernises, or the custorner, are in violatbn of any portlrn of ttrese Rules ard
Regulat'rcns.
24.3 SBWC may charye each cusbmer for dlsonflnuing water servirr and an additbnal drarge for
restoring waEr service. Sudr charges shall be establlshed in the water rate 56hedule.
25 INSTAII.ATION AND USE OF FIRE }IYDRANTS
25.f The cgstomer is responsible br payment of the ost of the ergineering waluatlon br flow,
location, hydrant, fittngs, installation road repair and any fees or testing @6t. SBWC to
determine fees and testing ost prior to start of work by approved ontractor. Engineering
erraluation and Schweitzer Fire Department to determine if a suihble location of fire hydrant
can be found.25.2 SBWC is not responsible fur fire flors frorn hydrants inshlled by ctrstorners. All maintenane
and repalrs to fire hydrants are the responsibillty of the customer.25.3 No unauthorized person shall open any fire hydrant; atternpt to draw water from it or in any
way tamper wlth it.
25.4 Any person who desires to use a firc hydrant foe temporary water supply must obtain
permission from SBWC. The user will be charged a fee br hook-up, plus the applicable user
rate as stablished hy SBWC.25.5 If a person desircs to change the size, Upe, or location, of an o<isting fire hydrant the person
shall pay all osts of sudr ctange. No sridr dtange can be made without SIBEWC apprwa!.25.6 SNWC was not designed to fumish firc protection; SBWC purpos€ is to fumish only domestic
water service. Therefore, SBWC shall not be responsible for loss or damage claimed to have
been due b lact of adeqmte water supply, or water pressurc, and merely agrees to fumlsh
such quantity of water at sudr pressure as are awilable in its general distribuUon rystern. If
additional flows and pressurc are required, it is the responsibility of the customer, the
customers engineer and the Fire Department to determine, with SBWC approval, a system
design that uould provftle sudt addiUonalflouvs and/or pressure. These s16tern dnnges, if
agreed upon ry SBWC, will be at the ogense of the custorner.
26 PRIVATEPOOLANDTANK
26.1 When water is desired foe fllling a swimming pool, tank or other uses, whir*r require
abrnrmally hrge quantitft:s of wabr, anangernents must be made with SBWC prior to the
bking of sudt water.
27 REVISTONS AND MODIFICATONS OF RULE$ REGULATTONS AND CI{ANGES
27.L SBWC may make such retrisions b the rules and regulaUons, as it deems necessary from time
to time. All rates and charges for servie, installation of service valves, servie piping, main
o<tension, and any offier Upe of servie shall be established by SBWC.
28 CONSnTUTTONALITY,SAVINGCTAUSE
28.1 If a ourt of om@nt jurlsdiction shall adjudge any clause, sentene, paragraph, secton, or
portion of these RuB and Regulations fur any reason invalid, such judgment shall not affect,
impair, or invalidate the remainder of these Rules and RegulaUons.
APPROVED FOR
SCHWETTZER BASIN WATER COMPANY
By M J Bailey date-
UiIIFORII ]'IAIN EffETISION RULE K)R WATER UTIUTIES
Ba*d on Order No. 7830 (Case No. t -150G22)
A. GEI{ERAL PROVI$OilS AttID DEFIilIIIONS
1. Apdicability
a. All extenSons d dlstrihrUon malns frorn the utiliVs eds$ng disitrlbution
slrtern, to senrc new orsrncrs, scePttbthase specmca[y exduded
below $allbe made urder$e provldons of thts Rule unless spedflc
authority ls first obbincd frorn fic Cornmlssion to deviate therefrom. A
rnain o<tcnsbn contract shall bc exctuted by the uUllty and thc appllcant
or applkants fur $c main ottenSon before tsre uUfry cqnmenccortructUr work on saH exHrsion or, if onstructed by apPlicant or
apdlants, beforc the fadlttles omprtslng the maln extmslon are
transftrted to tftc uU[ty.
b. ExHrdons co|tdy furfire hydrant, fivate fire protection, r€sale,
temporary, $andby, cu$emantal sende sftall nC be made underthis
Rule.
c. The utsllty rnay, but will nd be rcquired to, make oCensions underthis
Rule ln easements or rights-of-wry where llnal grades hatrc not been
establft$ed, or wilere strcet grades have not been brught to those
esbbll$ed by publk auhority. If otEstms arc made when grades have
nd been establl# and there ls a reasonabb probabillty that $e
odsilng grade wlll be changcd, fte udlity Srall requlre that the appllont
or applacanB forthe maln extendon depostt, at the Ume of o<eafion of
the rnaln e)Censlon agreemot, tfie esffimated net co6t of relocating,
Eldtrg, or lmuing facflttic upon esbUishrncnt of final gradcs.
Adjusffnent of any dlftrence between the amount so depostted and the
actual coct d rdoca6ng, EiCng, lowerirqg fadllties shall be made within
ten (10) daVs afterthc ffillBy hre aertalncd suctr actual ost. The net
derctt represnUng actral ost ls not subject to rdirnd. The enUre
deposlt relaH b the propcea rebca0on, ralslng or lowerlrlg shall be
refunded urhen srdr displaernents are detennined by propcr authorl$ to
be n* rcguared.
2. Deltni6ms
a. Bona Flde Olsbmer, for$e tnnDees of thb Rule, shall be a anstorner
(exduding any orsftorner funnerly sarued at the same locaUon) who has
ghrcn satlsfiEtory evldcne that ssvtce ml be resonaUy perrnanent to
the property whadr has been improved wlth a bullding of pertnanent
nahlle and to hrhldr senrlae has oommend. The provblon of servlce to a
real e#te da@ or hdlder during the onstrucdon or devdopnent
pertod shall not c#bllsh hlm as a bona fide customer.
b. Real &te OevAoeer or Bullder, fur purposes of thb Rule, shall lndude
any lndMdu!|, agso#tim of indMduals, parhershlp, or oormratjon that
divides a parcel of land into two (2) or morc porlilons.
c. Mrrrsted Cmstrucfron Cd, ftrthe rurpces of thls futle, shall bc. nEaconaHc ard shdl not aed tte coets rccorded ln confurrnlty witr
gensally aoepteO rraEr tfiltf aoundng and sound engineerirg
practies, and as seecrncily deEned in the, Unlbrrn Sllstern of AccounE
SrUCLdtl&rrrl.h ffi2G.rbc
for Water UtiliHes prescribed"by the Commission, of installing fucilities, of
adequate capacity for the service requested. If the utility at lts option
should install facilities with' a larger capacity or reulting in a greater
footage of extension tian regulred for the service, the adtusted
constructlon cost for the purposes of this Rule shall be determaned by the
application of an adjustment ffior to actual construction cost of facilities
installed. This factor shall be the ratio of estimated cost of required
facitities to estirnated cost of achral faciliUes instalted.
d. Commlsslon shalt mean the ldaho Public UtiliUes Commlsslon.
Ownership, Design and Constnrction of Facilities
a. Any facillUes lnstalled hereunder shall be the sole property of the utillty.
In those lnstances ln which tifle to certain portions of the lnstallatlon, such
as fire hydrants, will be held by a political srbdivision, such fiacilities shall
not be induded as a part of the main extension under this Rule.
b. The size, type, quality of materials and their location shall be specified by
the utiliW and the actual construction shall be done by the utilrty or by a
constructlng agency accepbble to lt.
c. Where the property of an applicant is located adJacent to a right-of-way,
exceeding 70 feet in width, for a street, highway or. other public purpose,
regardless of Sre width of the traveled way or pavement; or a freeway,
watenray or railroad right-of-way, the utility may elect to install a main
octenslon on the same side thereof as the property of the appllcant and
the estimated and adusted construction costs ln such case shall be based
upon such an extension.
d. \IVhen an extension must comply with in ordinance, regulation, or
speclffcaUon of public authority, the estimated and adJusted construction
costs of said extension shall be based upon the faciliUes required comply
therewith.
Estimates, Plans and Specifications
a. Upon request by a potential apflicant for a main extension, the utility shall
prepane without drarge a pri:liminary sketch and rough estimates of the
cost of installaUon to be advanced by sald applicant.
b. Any applicant for a main extension reguesting the utility to prepare
detailed plans, specificaUons and cost estimates shall be required to
deposit with the uUlity an amount equal to the estlmated cost of
preparation of such materlal. fie utillty shall, upon request, make
available within 45 days after receipt of the deposit referred to above,
sucfi plans, specifications and cost estimates of the proposed main
extension. If $e extension is to include oversizing of facilities to be done
at the utilityt expense approprlate details shall be set forth in the plans,
speclftcatlons and cost estlmates.
c. In the event a main extension contract with the utility is executed within
180' days after the uHli$ furnishes the ddailed plans and specifications,
the deposit shall become a part of the advance, and shall be refunded in
accordance with the terms of the main extension contract. If such contract
is not so executed the deposit to cover the cost of preparing ptans,
speciffcaUons and cost esfimates shall be forfeited by the applicant for the
main extension and the amount of the forfeited deposit shall be credited
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to the account or accounts to whictt the expense of preparing said
materialwas charged.
d. When detailed plans, speclficaUons and cost estimates are requested the
applicant for a main extension shall furnish a map to a suitable scale
showing the street and lot layouts, and when requested by the utility,
contours or other indicaUon of the relative elevation of the various parts of
the area to be developed. If cfianges are made subsequent to the
presentatlon of thls map by the applicant, and these changes regulre
additlonal expense ln revising plans, specifications and cost estimates this
addiUonal expense shall be bome by the applicant, not subject to refund,
and the additional expense thus recovered shall be credited to the account
or accounts to which the additional cxpense was charged.
Timing and Adjustment of Advances
a. Unless the applicant for the main extension elects to arrange for the
installation of the extension himself as permitted by Section C.1.c., the
full amount of the required advance or an acceptable surety bond must be
provided to the utility at the time of execution of the main extension
agreement.
b. If the applicant for a main extension posts a surety bond in lieu of cash,
such surety bond must be replaced with cash not less than ten (10)
calendar days before construction is to commence; provided, however,
that if special facilities are required primarily for the serice requested,
the applicant for the extension may be required to deposit sufficient cash
to cover the cost of such spedal facilitles before they are ordered by the
utlliW.
c. An applicant for a main extension who advances funds shall be provided
with a, statement of actual construcUon cost and adjusted construction
cost showing in reasonable detail the cost incurred for material, labor, any
other direct and indirect costs , ovedreads, and total costs; or unit costs
or contract costs; whichever are approprlate.
d. Said statement shall be submitted within six$ (60) days after the actual
construction costs of the installation have been ascertained by the utility.
In the event that the actual consbuction costs for the entire installaUon
shall not have been determined within 120 days after completlon of
construction work, a preliminary determination of actual and adjusted
construction costs shall be submittcd, based upon the best available
information at that time.
e. Any differences between the adJusted construction costs and the amount
advanced shall be shown as a revision of the amount of advance and shall
be payable within $irty (30) days of submission of the statement.
Assignment of Main Extension Contracts - Any contract entered into under
Sectlons B and C of this Rule, or under simllar provisions of former rules, may
be assigned after setUement of adJusted construction costs, after written
notice to the utility by the holder of said contract as shown by the utility's
rccords. Such assignment shalt apply only to those refunds which become due
more than thirty (30) days after the date of receipt by the utility of the notice
of assignment. The utility shall not be required to make any one refund
payment under such aontract to more than a single assignee.
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7.Interpretations and Deviations - In case of disagreement or dispute rcgarding
the application of any provision of this Rule, or in circtmstances where the
applicatlon of this Rule appears unreasonable to either PaffY, the utility,
appltcant or appllcants may refer the matter to the Commission for
determlnation,
EXTENSIONS TO SERVE INDTVIDUAIS
Free-Footage Allowance - The utllity strall extend its water distribution mains
to serve new bona fide anstomers at its own expense, other than to serve
subdlvlslons, tracts , housing projects , industrlal developments or organized
commercial disfficts, when the required total length of main entension from
the nearest existing utility facility is not in excess of fifty (50) feet per service
connection.
Advances - If the total length of maln e:<tension is in excess of fifty (50) feet
per service connedion applied for, the applicant or applicants for such service
shall be required to advance to the utility, before construction is commenced,
that portion of the estimated reasonable cost of such extension which e:<ceeds
the estimated reasonable cost of 50 feet of the main extension per service
connection, exclusive of the cost of seruice pipes, meter boxes and meters.
Such estimated reasonable cost shall be based upon the cost of a main not in
excess of six (6) in&es ln diameter o<cept where e larger main ls required by
the special needs of the applicant or ap$icants. The amount of the advance is
subject to adjustment in accordance with the provisions of Section A.S.e. of
this Rule.
Refunds - The money so advanced shall be refunded by the utility, in cash
wlthout interEst, ln payments equalto the adjusted construction cost of flfty
(50) feet of the main extenslon for whldr advance was made, for each
additional service connection made to said main extension exclusive of that of
any customer formerly served in a reasonable manner at the same location.
At the request of the applicant, rcfunds shall be made within 180 days after
the date of ffrst service to a bona ffde customer. [f no request is received
from applicant the utility shall, initiate refunds on an annual basis. No refunds
shall be made, after a perlod of ten (1O) yearsftom the date of completion of
the main extension and, the total refund shall not exceed the amount
advanced.
Exceptions - Where a group of five (5) or more individual applicants requests
servlce from the same extenslon, or in unusual cases after obtainlng
Commission authorization, the utility, at its optionr ffiity require that the
individual or individuals advance the entire cost of the main extension as
herein provided and the utility shatl refund this advance as provided in
Section C.2. of this Rule.
B.
1.
2.
c. EXTENSIONS TO SERVE SUBDTVISIONS, TMCTS, HOUSING
PROJ ECTS IN DUSTRIAL DEI/ELOPM ENTS OR ORGANIZED
COMMERCTAL DISTRICT
1. Advances -
a. Unless the procedure outlined in Section C.1.c. is followed, an applicant
for a main extenslon to s€rve a new subdlvlslon, tract, housing project or
industrial development or organized commercial district shall be required
to advance to the utility, beforc construction is commenced, the
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estimated reasonable cost of the extension to be actually installed, from
the nearest utility facility at least egual in size or capacity to the main
required to serve both the new customers and a reasonable estimate of
the potential customers who might be serued directly ftom the maln
extenslon without additional extension. The costs of the extension shall
include necessary seryice stubs, or service pipes, fittings, gates and
housing therefore, and meter boxes, but shall not include meters. To this
shall be added the cost of fire hydrants when requested by the applicant
for the main extension or rcquired by public authority, whenever sucft
hydrants are to become the property of the utility.
b. If, for any purpose, special facilities are required primarily for the service
requested, the cost of such special facilities may be included in the
advance, subJect to refund, as hereinafter provided, along with refunds of
the advance of the cost of the extension facilities described in Section
C.1.a. above.
c, In lieu of providing the advances in accordance with Sections C.l.a. and
C.1.b., the applicant for a main extension shall be permitted, if qualified in
the Judgment of the utility, to constnrct and install the facilities himself, or
arrange for their insbllation pursuant to compeUtive bidding procedures
initiated by him and limited to qualified bidders. The cost, including the
cost of anspecfion and supervision by the utility, shall be paid direcdy by
applicant. The applicant shall provide the utility with a statement of actual
construction cost in reasonable detait. The amount to be treated as an
advance subject to refund shall be the lesser of (1) the actual cost, or (2)
the price'quoted in the utility detailed cost estimate. The installation shall
be in accordance with the plans and speclffcations submltted by the utillty
pursuant to SecBon A.4.b.
2. Refunds
The amount advanced under Sec0ons C.1.a., C.l.b.; i and C.l.c. shall be
subJect to retund by the utillty in cash, without interest, to the party or
parties entitled thercto as set forth, in the following two paragraphs. The
total amount so refrnded shall not exceed the total of the amount
advanced. Except as hereinafter provided, the refunds shall be made in
annual, semiannual or quarterly payments at the election of the utilaty,
and for a period not to exceed tlyenty (20) years after thc date of the
contract.
Wherever costs of main extensions have been advanced purcuant to
Sections C.l.a. or C.1.c., the utility shall determlne the revenue recelved
from customers other than residential, including fire protection agencies,
supplied by service pipes conneGed directly to the extension for whlch the
cost was advanced. The rcfund shall be 22 percent of the revenue so
received. For residential customers conneded dlrectly to the extenslon for
whlch the cost was advanced, the utility shall refund 22 percent of the
averilge revenue per residential customer of the entire system for the
immediately preceding l2-month period. (See Section C.2.d. and B.3.)
Whenever costs of special fadllties have been advanced pursuant to
Sections C.1.b. or C.l.c., the amount so advanced shall be divided by the
number of lots to be served by the special faciliUes. This advance per lot
shall be refunded for each lot on which one or more bona fide customerc
are served by those facilities.
a.
b.
c.
SwC tilodd Uniform ili-n 6dE rsion 2oog.do.
cl. With respect to a contract entered into on and after the effective date of
this Rule, if, at any time during *. 2g-year refund period specifted above
80 percent of the bona fide oJstomerc for whicfr the extension or special
facllities were designed are being served therel?om, the utility shall
immediately notify the contract holder of that fact, and at that time shall
become obligated to pay, in cash, any balance whicfr may remain
unrefunded at the end of said 20-year period. Such balance shall be
refunded in five (5) equal annual inshllments, payable beginning 21 years
after the date of the contmct.
e. Where a contract has been entered into under a former maln extension
rule, and where 80 percent of the bona fide ctrstomers for which the
extension or special faciliUes were designed are being served therefrom,
the utility may negotiate and enter into a new and substitute contr?ct,
identical in all respects, d$r the original contract, including the original
termination date, except that said substihrte conhact shall include the
following provisions: "Notwithstandlng any other provlslons hereof, any
unrefunded balance remaining at the terminaUon date of this contract
shall be paid in five (5) equal annual , installments beginning one (1) year
after, said termination date."
3. Termination of Main Extension Contracts
Any contract entered into under Section C of this Rule, or under similar
provisions of former rules may be purchased by the utility and terminated,
after ftrst obtaining the authorization of the Commission, at any time after
the number of bona fide customers then receivlng selice from the
extension for whlch the advance was made equals at least 60 percent of
the total number of bona fide customers for whlch such extension was
designed by the uHlity and the terms are otherwlse mutually agreed to by
the parties or their assignees and that, Section C.3.b. and Section C.3.c.
hereof are complied with.
The utility, in requesting authorizaUon for such termination shall furnish to
the Commission the following information in writing by an advice letter in
the event the termination is to be accomplished by payment in cash, or by
a formal application:
(1) A copy of the main elftension contract, together with data
adequately describing the development for whlch the advance was
made and the total adJusted construction cost of the extension.
(2) The balance unpaid on the contract, as aborre defined, as of the
date of termination and terms under which the obllgation is
requested to be terminated.
(3) The name of the holder of the contract when terminated.
(a) The total number of bona fide customers for which the extension
was designed and the number of bona fide customers actually
recelving service on said octension as of the proposed date of
contract.
Discounts obtained by the utility for confacts terminated under the
provisions of this Section shall be accounted for by credits to Account 265
- Contributions ln Aid of Construction.
b.
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Schweiher Basin Water LLC
PUC Application February 2015
Attachment 24
Selected Engineering Data
Schweitzer Basin Water LLC
Engineering data
Year Ended2014
1. No significant changes in 2014
2. Storage System, 5 reservoirs:
3. Water Supply and Pump lnformation No treatmen., Pumping rates are
atter 24 hour pump tests.
Energy used by P1, P2, P3, and P5 combined = 4083 Kw
4. Wells:
Total pumped this year 1,934,700 gallons
Tota! pumped peak month (January) 306,400 gallons
Total pumped peak day with known leak
(March 20,2014, Red Cricket condo line broke) 36,200 gallons
Total pumped peak day (with normal
operations Dec 31 ,2014) 25,000 gallons
5. Are customers metered? Not metered
6. Designed for fire flows: NO
Current system fire rating: lnsurance rating 5
Designation Total cap
000's oal
Usable Cap
000's oal
Type Construction
R1 90 80 Hillside Concrete. lined
R2 44 40 Hillside Concrete, lined
R3 137 110 Hillside Concrete
R4 5.7 5.0 Hillside Poly
R5 10.8 10.0 Hillside Steel cvlinder
Designation Horsepower GPM Discharge
Pressure (osi)
Energy Used
Pl in well 1 2 47 NA See note
P2 in well2 1%u NA See note
P3 in well 3 11t2 24 NA See note
P4 in well4 11t2 23 NA 941 Kw
P5 in R1 to R5 11t2 25 NA See note
P6 in R1 to R5 5 85 NA Emergency use
only. manual
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8.
Flat rate, not metered
Additional customers with no system improvements except service line
66$,431 = 234
Vacant lots with service lines: 123 lots (single unit lots that can be
developed into multiple units per lot based upon county rules), with service
lines to them
Vacant lots without service lines: 16 lots (single unit lots that can be
developed into multiple units per lot based upon county rules) (on NW
Passage and Snowplow) without service lines
Backbone plant additions planned this year: none
!n what year do you expect system capacity (supply, storage, distribution)
will have to be expanded? Unknown. Distribution system will be
looped when the developed lots on NW Passage and Snowplow owner
requests service.
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13. CustomerStatistics
No water sold by the gallon. No metered customers (residential or
commercial), no public fire hydrants, no street sprinkling, no municipal water
usage, and no other water utilities.
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6 inch 22650 450 None 23100
8 inch 900 None None 900
# Customers this Yr # Customers Iast Yr
Flat Rate Residential 431 431
Flat Rate Commercial 0 0
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