20061120Application.pdf

JAMES A. SEWELL & ASSOCIATES
Newport
600 4th Street West
Newport, Washington 99156
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Consulting Engineers & Land Surveyors
Spokane
Hutton Building
9 South Washington, Suite 708
Spokane, Washington 99201
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Sandpoint
1205 West Highway 2
Sandpoint, Idaho 83864
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*Civil Engineering *Electrical Engineering *Land Surveying *Building Inspection
November 15 2006
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Commission Secretary
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Proposed Rate Changes
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STONE RIDGE
StoneRidge Utility
November 7, 2006
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Commission Secretary,
Idaho Public utilities Commission
PO Box 83720
Boise, Idaho 83720-0074
RE: CDS STONERIDGEASSOCIATES-LAND, LC, DBA STONERIDGE WATER
COMPANY REQUESTS TO AMEND TARIFF NO.1 AND ACCOMPANYING RATE
STRUCTURE
Dear, Commission Secretary
StoneRidge Water Company is hereby partitioning the Idaho Public Utilities Commission
to allow for the closing out Phase I and Phase II loans for the Happy Valley Ranchos
annexation and surcharge associated thereto, for an increase in the monthly user fees, an
increase in the hook up fees, an increase in the disconnection I reconnection fees and for
clarifications and changes to the Rules and Regulations.
cerely,
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Dean AHara
Managing Member
APPLICA TION TO THE IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION
FOR A CERTIFICATE OF PUBLIC CONVENIENCE AND NECESSITY
TO OPERATE A WATER UTILITY IN THE STATE OF IDAHO
CDS STONERIDGE ASSOCIATES-LAND, L.
dba STONERIDGE WATER COMPANY
O. BOX 280
BLANCHARD, IDAHO 83804
NOVEMBER 2006
JAMES A. SEWELL AND ASSOCIATES
600 W 4TH STREET
NEWPORT, WASHINGTON 99156
APPLICATION TO THE IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION
FOR A CERTIFICATE OF PUBLIC CONVENIENCE AND NECESSITY
TO OPERATE WATER UTILITY IN THE STATE OF IDAHO
CDS STONERIDGE ASSOCIATES-LAND, L.C.,
dba STONERIDGE WATER COMPANY
O. BOX 280
BLANCHARD, IDAHO 83804
ATTACHMENT NO.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
APPLICATION
TABLE OF A TT A CHMENTS
TITLE
BY-LAWS
AFFILIATED COMPANIES
SERVICE AREA
SYSTEM MAP
DEQ SANITARY SURVEY
CERTIFIED OPERATORS
WATER RIGHTS
CONSTRUCTION SCHEDULE
FINANCING OF CONSTRUCTION
CURRENT NUMBER OF CUSTOMERS
ULTIMATE NUMBER OF CUSTOMERS
MONTHL Y CONSUMPTION DATA
PROPOSED RATES
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
LIST OF CUSTOMERS
NOTICE TO CUSTOMERS
SAMPLE BILLING STATEMENT
SAMPLE REMINDER NOTICE
SAMPLE FINAL NOTICE
GENERAL RULES AND REGULATIONS
PROPOSED TARIFF CHANGES
2002 TARIFF
APPLICATION TO THE IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION
FOR A CERTIFICATE OF PUBLIC CONVENIENCE AND NECESSITY
TO OPERATE A WATER UTILITY IN THE STATE OF IDAHO
Name of company CDS StoneRidge Associates-Land.
LC.. dba Stoneridge Water
Comoanv
Name of primary contact person.Wayne Benner
Title Develooment Director
Telephone number(s)[phone]
Mailing Address O. Box 280
Blanchard Idaho 83804
Street Address 364 Stoneridge Road
Blanchard. Idaho 83804
Email wbenner&! stoneridgeidaho.com
Type of business organization Limited Comoanv
State Company is or~anized.Utah
Is the company registered with the Idaho Yes
Secretary of State and authorized to do
business in Idaho?
Attach copies of applicable by-laws, articles See Attachment 8
of incorporation and/or other organizational
documents on file with the Idaho Secretary of
State
Are there any affiliated companies with Yes. see Attachment 9
which the water system shares office space
employees, expenses or provides services to
the water system? Yes.If yes, attach a
detailed description of the relationship.
10.Attached a legal description of the certificated See Attachment 10
area to be served and a map if available.
11.Attach a system map of the area showing the See Attachment
location of wells, reservoirs, water lines
booster pumps , valves, etc. Show location
and names of all public utilities, corporations
or persons with which the utility will likely
complete.
12.Attach the most recent DEQ Sanitary Survey.See Attachment 12 for 2004 Survey
13.Certified Operators See Attachment 13 for a list of the
operators and copies of their
certificates
14.Is the system approved by the IDEQ or local The system is regulated by IDEO
health district
15.Attach information showing the water rights See Attachment 15 for discussion of
owned by the water company water ril!hts.
16.Attach the anticipated schedule of See Attachment 16
construction including proposed date to begin
construction
17.Attach the estimated cost for utility No additional construction is
construction and statement of anticipated planned at this time.
annual maintenance costs.
18.Attach a statement of the manner in which the See Attachment 18 for the sources
applicant proposes to finance new utility of capital for the improvements.
construction.
19.Number of customers currently connected to 374 customers total
system Residential?Commercial?See Attachment 19 for details.
20.Number of customers ultimately to be served 1207 customers total.
by the system.Residential?Commercial?See Attachment 20 for details.
21.Attach monthly consumption data for See Attachment 21
customers currently connected to the water
system
22.Attach a description of proposed rates and See Attachment 22
charges
23.Attach a set of detailed financial statements Due to inaccuracies in the previous
(income and balance sheet) for the most annual reports. a new set of
recent three years for the water system or a accounts was constructed for the
detailed budget for a new system with no ear 2005.
financial history See Attachment 23
24.You are required to inform your customers of See Attachment 24 for list of
the Application.customers to be served with the
The notice should briefly describe the service notice of the application.
area and proposed rates. It should include the
Commission s phone number [phone] See Attachment 25 for the notice
and mailing address: Commission Secretary,that will be provided to customers
Idaho Public Utilities Commission, PO Box upon acceptance of this application
83720, Boise, Idaho 83729-0074. Attach a to the IPUC
copy of the Notice.
25.Attach samples of :
Bill Statement See Attachment 26
Reminder Notice - Termination of Service See Attachment 27
Final Notice - Termination of Service See Attachment 28
Rules Summary See Attachment 29
Utility s General Rules of Regulation See Attachment 29
Backflow Prevention Regulations See Attachment 29
Proposed Tariff Changes See Attachment 30 for the proposed
changes to the existing tariff.
See Attachment 31 for the existing
2002 tariff.
Utah Department of Commerce
Division of Corporations & Commercial Code
160 East 300 Soutb, Znd Floor, 80)( 146705
Salt Lake Clry, UT 84114-6705
Service Center: (801) 530-484'
ToO Free: [phone] Uhlh ResideD"
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Web lite: hUp:/lwww.cllllUllel'te.lfate.ut.as
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5216587-016011152002-274733
CERTIFICATE OF EXISTENCE
Registration Number:
Business Name:
Registered Date:
Entity Type:
Current Status:
5216587-0160
CDS STONERIDGE UTILITIES. LLC
10/29/2002
LLC . Domestic
Good Standing
The Division of Corporations and Commercial Code of the State of Utah, custodian of the records of
business registrations, certifies that the business entity on this certificate is authorized to transact business and
was duly registered under the laws of the State of Utah.
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Kathy Berg
Director
Division of Corporations and Commercial Code
Dept. of Professional Licensing
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Real Estate
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Public Utilities
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Securities
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Consumer Protection
(80J) 530-660l
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APPLICA TION FOR
REG/STRA TION OF FOREIGN
LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY
(Instructions on back of application)
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1. The name of the limited liability company is:
CDS STONERIDGE UTILITIES, LlC
2. If the name of the limited liabitity company is not permissible or is not available in Idaho
the name the foreign limited liability company will use in Idaho is:
3. The jurisdiction under whose laws the limited liability company is organized is:
and the date of its formation was: October 29, 2002
UTAH
4. The name and address ofthe registered agent in Idaho Is:
Thomas W. Clark, 109 North Arthur. - 5th Floor, P.O. Box 991, Pocatello, Idaho 83204~O991
5. The address of the limited liability company s office in the jurisdiction under whose laws
it is organized is:
4885 South 900 East, Suite 100, Salt lake City, Utah 84117
6. The address of the limited liability company s principal office. if other than the address
in #5 above. is:
Same As above
7. The address to which correspondence should be addressed is:
4885 South 900 East. Suite 100, Salt lake City, Utah 84117
8. Signature of a manager, if any, or a member
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ARTICLES OF oRGANIZATION
CDS STONERIbGE UTlLmEI, LtC
The undtnlgned penOn8. each being more than eighteen ye8f8 of age. hereby ,
e8IabII8h a limited liability company puraeant to the Utah limited liability Comp8ny NJ..
Chapter 2b of TlUe 48. Utah Code Annot8t8d (the -Acr). end adopt the following artlcleaof organization:
FIRST: The name of the linlted liabi&itycompany i. CDS STONERIDGE UTILITIES,
LLC.
iECOND: The period of duration wiI be through December 31. 2060.
THIRD: Thla limited II8biHIy company 18 organtzed to acqua. develop. manage.
operate and ... cerI8In uMe81yatem1 and re8I,pmpert1e8 ineIdent8I, thereto and Ioc8ted
WithIn the St8te of Idaho for 1m awn accountlndlor WIth end for others.
fmBItI: The addre8s of the InIIiII regl8tered offtce and the designated offtce of
the UrnIt8d II8ibIIty company Ii 4885 South 800 eut. tiulte 100. Salt Lake City. Utah 84117.
The neme of ItIIftItlal registered Ig8nt atlUCh .ddN8a It DMUEL R. IT ANGER.
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Affiliated Companies
The water system shares office space and resources with CDS Stoneridge Associates Land
LLc., also a limited liability company organized in Utah, qualified to do business in ID.
Administrative functions and management of the water company are shared between these two
entities. Both entities have the same ownership group.
STONERIDGE UTILITIES
WATER SERVICE TERRITORY
December 2003
Section 19, Township 54 North, Range 5 West Boise Meridian
That portion of lying south of the Blanchard Road
Stoneridge Addition, Book 4 Page 140, Inst #409722, filed 7/30/92a) Lots , 24 - 30 Block b) Lots 1-, Block 3 , Stoneridge Addition
Section 20, Township 54 North, Range 5 West Boise Meridian
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Section 24, Township 54 North, Range 6 West Boise Meridian.
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Section 25, Township 54 North, Range 6 West Boise Meridian1) NE 1,4
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May 19, 2003
Mary Kent, Administrative Contact
Stoneridge Water Supply System
P a Box 280
Blanchard, ID 83804
RE: Sanitary Survey of Stoneridge Water System, PWS 101090009
Dear Ms. Kent:
On May 8, 2003 a sanitary survey of the Stoneridge water system was conducted with the
assistance of Keith Rusho. A sanitary survey consists of a complete overview of the public water
system from the standpoint of compliance with Idaho Rules for Public Drinkina Water Svstems.
such it can be used as a tool for addressing short and longer term needs to assure compliance with
drinking water rules. This can help alleviate problems, which may affect the health of the citizens on
the water system. These surveys are conducted every five years for those systems in substantial
compliance.
The Stoneridge water system was found to be in compliance with the Rules for Public Drinkina
Water Systems. There were however two items which must be addressed. They are:
A cross connection controllbackflow protection program is required.
A sample tap with a unthreaded end is required at the well house sample locations.
A cross connection control program consists or bylaws or ordinances within the water system which
require that individuals who have certain water uses have devices on their homes to prevent the
backflow of water into the water system distribution piping should a lost of pressure occur. The
current practice of installing single check valves on all service connections is commendable. If a
person were to install an automatic sprinkler system however, a double check valve would need to
be installed. This double check valve would also need to be inspected by a certified inspector on an
annual basis to insure that it is functioning properly. Other devices are required on certain other
uses to protect the water system. Within 45 days of the date of this letter you must submit a draft
cross connection control program to DEO for review.
The smooth bore sampling tap is a minor item and should be installed no later than 30 days from the
date of this letter.
In addition to the physical facilities inspection of the water system there are two elements of the
survey that are not usually possible to complete during a field inspection. These elements involve
the financial and managerial capacity of the water system. We have enclosed the forms for you to
complete. Would you please complete them and mail them to the IDEO office in Coeur d'Alene
within 14 days of the receipt of this letter?
I would like to take this opportunity to thank you for allowing us to complete this survey and the time
and assistance of Keith Rusho who was very helpful. If you have any questions or comments about
the survey report, please do not hesitate to contact me at [phone].
Sincerely,
Anthony P Davis
Analyst 3
Steve Tanner, DEQ/CDA
Keith Rusho , POBox 280, Blanchard Idaho 83804
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State of Idaho Public Water S stem Sanitar Surve
WATER SYSTEM INVENTORY INFORMATION
Private
Main Operator:
(ieth Rusho
-1ome Address:
POBox 280
~ity, State, Zip Code:
3lanchard, 10 83804
Service Category:
Residential
Commercial
Survey Date
05/08/2003
a of Public Water System:
Stonerid e
Jate of Last Survey:
Date: 07/15/1998
\lumber of Service Connections:
f)wner Type:
Date: 6/22/1987
Recent Modifications:
DYes 0No
Date:
Legal Owner s Name:
Stoneridge (g) Mary Kent
Owner Address:
POBox 280
City, State, Zip Code:
Blanchard, ID 83804
=-mail Address:
s the Main Operator Certified?
Emergency Contacts: a.
E-mail Address:Yes 0 No What is the Certification Level? Distribution 1
name: Kieth Rusho Tel. No.208 437-0370
b. Ni ht
ersonel present during evaluation:
name: Kieth Rusho
name:Tel. No.
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Physical location of the PWS (Township, Section , Range)
3amples taken at the time of survey by inspector?
DYes 0No
If Yes, what:
Survey performed by:
Name: Anthony Davis
Title: Anal st 3
Agency: 0 IDEQ
Health Dept.
Other
-lave there been any interuptions in service during the past year?
Ilf yes
, comments:
DYes 0NO
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IDEO - Sanitary Survey - 4/11/02
UTILITY OPERATORS
Keith Rusho, Utility Manager - Certified Level I
Shane Yarbrough - Certified Level I
Greg Paterson - Certified Level I
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SHANE: YA.RBFI.OUGII
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RE: Licensure Notification -DWDl-
Dear Shane Yarbrough:
Congratulations! On behalf of the Idaho DRINKING WATER & WASTEWATER
PROFESSIONALS and based on their approval, the Bureau of Occupational licenses pleased
to is..'me you a license to practice as a DRINKING WATER OPERATOR DISTRIBUTION.
CLASS I in the State of Idaho.
Your license cards are attached below aod will expire on 08108(2007. Licenses are subject to
renewal each before your birth date. A renewal notice wi1\ be sent apprmcimately 6 weeks
before that date.
You will be sent a decorative wall certificate as sooo as it has been prepared,
Please notify this office immediately of any necessary corrections or changes to your name or
address.
Sincerely,
Rayola Jacobsen
Bureau Chief
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Stoneridge Ground Water Rights
Stoneridge Utilities (SU), a private company regulated by the IPUC and DEQ operates the water
and sewer systems serving the Stoneridge and Happy Valley Ranchos developments. SU is
successor to the Bonner Company, the original developer of the water system. The Bonner
Company obtained the original rights to withdraw water from the ground in water right number
96-7085 which was requested in 1968. At that time the requested amount was 5 cis (2250 gpm).
The Bonner Company chose not to update that right in 1983. In 1984, IWR changed the right to
89 cis (850 gpm) based on the installed pumping capacity.
Currently well no. 1 has a capacity of approximately 850 gpm and well no. 2 had a capacity of
600 gpm before if failed. The plan is to discontinue the use of the existing well no. 2 and
develop a new well no. 3 that would have a capacity of 600 gpm. The new well would be
located near the existing wells, which are located over the Rathdrum aquifer.
The existing municipal water system is designed to be served with two wells having a combined
capacity of 1400 gpm. The present system will serve more than 710 Equitant Residential Users
(ERUs) and irrigate the golf course. The old well no. 2 will be not be abandoned, but instead
held in abeyance for possible redevelopment at a lesser flow rate.
Per my discussion with Bob Haines at the IWR, the new well can be drilled under the existing
water right. To legally use both wells at the same time, a new water right needs to be obtained.
The new water right would be for municipal purposes in the amount of 650 gpm (1.5 cfs). The
right would be continuous through the year. This water right would be for use within the service
territory of the water system. The IPUC service territory would be referenced and then as the
service territory boundaries are changed, the water right service area would change with the
service territory. The new water right would have a current priority date.
The new water right would reference that the water could be withdrawn from any of the three
wells operated by Stoneridge Utilities. Regardless of where the second well is located, the new
water right should be applied for quickly. Currently there is considerable inter and intra state
discussions about the water in the Rathdrum Aquifer, of which the SU wells withdraw from, so it
would be good to tie up the rights to the water that is being used as soon as possible.
Bob Haines noted that the results of the adjudication of the surface water rights will continue to
govern, in which case the amounts of the surface rights will not change until challenged in court.
Construction Schedule
Construction of the proposed improvements has been completed. Phase I of the improvements
connected the Happy Valley Ranchos water system to the Stoneridge water system. Phase II
the construction provided for DEQ mandated control reliability of the pumps.
C:lajm01 IProjectslSRIStudlesllPUC 06111515Source filesl 18 Proposed Method of Financing New ConstructionlConstruction Financing.xls
Stoneridge Water Company
o. Box 280
Blanchard, Idaho 83804
Financing of Construction
State Revolvin Loan Fund
Phase I
Phase II
$ 278,000.
$160,457.
$ 378 530.42
$ 26,882.
$ 19,285.
$ 681.
$ 10,790.
Total 874 628.10
C:lajmollProjectslSRIStudiesllPUC 061115\5Source files\19 Current Customer countllPUC WATER USERS 061009.xls
STONERIDGE WATER COMPANY
o. Box 280
Blanchard, Idaho 83804
Customer Count
Customer
group
Customer
class
Subtotal
by class
Residential
HVR 101
117
timeshare 148
Subtotal 366
Commercial
HVR
timeshare
Subtotal
Irrigation
HVR
timeshare
Subtotal
Total Number of Customers 374
C:lajm01IProjects\SR\StudiesIIPUC 06111515Source files120 Ultimate Customer CountlUltimate Number of Customers.xls
STONE RIDGE WATER COMPANY
o. Box 280
Blanchard Idaho 83804
Ultimate Number of Customers
Ultimate number of Customers to be served by the system
Area within Stoneridge
lakes Neighborhood
Forest Neighborhood
Fairway Medows
Golf Course
The VineYards
The Fairways
The Fairways, Phase I
The Fairways, Phase II
The Fairways, Future
Creekside At Stoneridge
The Creekside at Stoneridge Phase I
The Creekside at Stoneridge Future Phase
The Ironwood at Stoneridge
Commerical
Undeveloped land east of laske
Undeveloped land west of lake
Motorcoach Village
Happy Valley Ranchos
Existing
Platted, remaining
Stone ridge Addition
Existing
Platted, remaining
Final Plats
Number of lots
approved
Planning
Number of lots Subtotal #approved of lots
118
168
250
1044
145
Ultimate number of customers within the existing service territory 1207
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STONERIDGE WATER COMPANY
2006 RATE STUDY
Rates
Customer Class
461.1 Metered Sales to Residential Class
Residential SR
Residential HVR
Residental - Timeshare
461.2 metered sales to commercial Class
Commercal - CDS
Commercal - Timeshare
465 Sales to Irrigation Customers
Golf Course Irrigation
Total consumed
Reconnect fee
Overage included in base rate
Irrigation Discount
Residential SR
Residential HVR
Residental - Timeshare
Commercal - CDS
Commercal - Timeshare
Golf Course Irrigation
Number of
Annual Usage cust. Overage Rate
Base Periods
Charge per Year
Gallons $/1000 gal $/Mo
267 730 117
091 790 101
771 700 143
040 710
350,000
45,000,000
521 930 369
266.
gallons
00%
67 $38.
67 $38.
67 $38.
67 $38.
67 $38.
67 $38.
Base
Charge
overage Income Income Totallncome
869 $ 53,352 58,221
091 $ 46,056 147
527 $ 67,488 70,015
697 280 977
905 912 817
30,150 456 30,606
215,784
215,359
Total Income from water sales
required income from sales
JAMES A SEWELL AND ASSOCIATES
Consulting Engineers Page 1 of 1 Pages
Spokane, Washington
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STONE RIDGE
StoneRidge Utility
November 8, 2006
StoneRidge Utility Water Connections Fees
Currently StoneRidge Utility is faced with two types of water connections costs:
1. The installation of a water meter where the curb stop has been installed at the
property line by the owner or developer (new development). This process
includes parts and materials for the meter and labor to do the installation. Parts
and materials are approximately $500 to $700 depending on piping size.
mstallation is $500 to $800 depending on the location and depth of service.
2. The installation of the water meter where no curb stop has been installed to the
property line (old development and HVR). With this scenario there is other cost
associated with the installation prior to the above costs of the actual meter
installation. There are costs of locating the distribution line, costs to cut or boar
the roadway, costs to tap the line and cost to connect the tap to the shut-off. Over
the past 2 years these costs have varied from $800 to $2300 plus the meter costs
above.
Based on the above costs StoneRidge Utility requests they be allowed to charge $1200 to
cover the average costs for parts and installation of a % inch water meter and stop and
waste valve.
With the uncertainty of costs for additional work associated with some hook-ups, and to
insure rate payers do not end up subsidizing these costs, we are requesting StoneRidge
Utility be allowed to bill for time and materials associated with any additional costs
required to install a % inch water meter and stop and waste valve.
These estimates are based off of actual 2004, 2005 and 2006 cost submitted by Bellomy
Excavation, the subcontractor for StoneRidge Utility, providing installation and materials
associated with residential water meter installations.
Wayne Benner
Development Director
StoneRidge Utility
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STONERIDGE WATER COMPANY
Expenses
I 2005 Actual Estimated 2007 Subtotal 2007
IPUC EXPENSE ACCOUNTS FOR STONERIDGE UTILITIES LLC-WATER
601 .6 Labor O&M 491 .000.
601.Labor A&G 350.500.
604 Emplovee Pensions 010.500.
615-16 Power Purchased 991.20,000.
618 Chemicals
620.6 Materials & Supplies O&M 10,580.500.
620.8 Materials & Supplies A&G
631-Professional Services 138.200.
635 Water Testina 643.000.
636 Contract Services 11 ,492.000.
650 Transportation 511.000.
656-Insurance 967.200.
666 Rate Case Expense (Amortization)000.
667 Reaulatorv Comm Exp
675 Misc.60.44 100.
408.10 Reaulatorv
408.11 PropertY Taxes 2,427.000.
408.12 Payroll Taxes 626.000.
408.13 Other Taxes
TOTAL EXPENSE FROM OPERATIONS 88,289.125,000.
Debt
HVR Phase I SRLF - HVR customers 278,000 Prin & Int 002 002
Ann Interest Rate
yrs
Collect 1 vrs payment in first 5 vrs 20%Bond Reserve 3,400 3,400
Phase II SRLF - all customers 160,457 Prin & Int 813 813
Ann Interest Rate
yrs
Collect 1 vrs payment in first 5 vrs 20%Bond Reserve 963 963
Rate Base (See Rate Base Worksheet)
Total Plant in Use 436,171
Prior years Depreciation 152
413,019
Rate of Return 11%45,432
403 Current year Amortization/Depreciation 152
Total Expenses 225,761
JAMES A SEWELL AND ASSOCIATES
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STONERIDGE WATER COMPANY
2006 RATE STUDY
Income
2005 Actual Projected 2007
Total Expenses 225,761
Income from HVR Surcharge for Phase I (17 002)
(3,400)
Income from Phase II included in expenses
271 Income from hookups
Income from hookups, (equal to expenses)10,475 10,000
Required Operating Income 215,359
461.1 Metered Sales to Residential Class
Residential SR $30,260 58,221
Residential HVR $26,968 147
Residental - Timeshare $3,532 70,015
461.2 metered sales to commercial Class
Commercal - CDS 512 977
Commercal - Timeshare $885 817
465 Sales to Irrigation Customers
Golf Course Irrigation $19,500 30,606
Projected Operating Income 657 215,784
HVR Surcharge for Phase I
Required income
Collect 1 yrs payment in first 5 yrs
Princpal & IntE $
Bond ReseN' $
002
400
20,402
Number of customers 101
Monthly surcharge for Phase I per month 16.
JAMES A SEWELL AND ASSOCIATES
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Spokane Washington
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STONERIDGE WATER COMPANY
2006 RATE STUDY
Revenue Requirement
6015 Administrative Staff
a. 2005 actual $6 185
b. 2007 Revenue requirement = $7 000
c. Salary expenses are expected to increase at a rate of 6-8 % per year. The salary
expense was increased at a rate of 6% per year for two years.
d. This full time position is split evenly between the water and sewer utilities.
6018
6024
6025
6050
Development Manager
a. 2005 actual $7 350
b. 2007 Revenue Requirement = $8 500
c. Salary expenses are expected to increase at a rate of 6-8 % per year.
expense was increased at a rate of 7.5 % per year for two years.
d. This is a part time supervisory position.
The salary
Back up assistant
a. 2005 actual $6 182
b. 2007 Revenue Requirement = $15 000
c. Salary expenses are expected to increase at a rate of 6-8 % per year. This position
was filled by two different individuals for a total of less than 8 months during the
year 2005. Currently this position is a full time position, split evenly between
water and sewer utilities.
Water Superintendent
a. 2005 actual $16 000
b. 2007 Revenue Requirement = $20 000
c. The salary expenses for this position are expected to increase faster than normal
because the qualifications and responsibilities of this position are changing. The
addition of the Happy Valley Ranchos service territory has increased the
complexity and number of customers being served. The position has been
expanded to include the supervision of back up assistant and more temporary
contractors.
Bonuses
a. 2005 actual $2 250
b. 2007 Revenue Requirement = $3 000
c. This item has been increased at a rate of 9% per year.
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STONERIDGE WATER COMPANY
2006 RATE STUDY
6055 Payroll Taxes
a. 2005 actual $3 626
b. 2007 Revenue Requirement = $4 000
c. This item has been increase at 5% per year.
increased payroll.
This item is increasing with the
6056 Payroll processing fees
a. 2005 actual $192
b. 2007 Revenue Requirement = $300
c. These fees are expected to increase $100 during the next two years.
6057 Workers Comp
a. 2005 actual $1 087
b. 2007 Revenue requirement = $1 200
c. These fees are expected to go up with the increase in payroll costs.
6060 Employee Ins./benefits
a. 2005 actual $3 010
b. 2007 Revenue Requirement = $3 500
c. These costs are expected to increase slightly faster than the payroll costs.
6063 401k employer matching
a. 2005 actual $1 320
b. 2007 Revenue Requirement = $1 500
c. These costs are expected to increase as the payroll cost increase.
6201 Education I training
a. 2005 Actual $474
b. 2007 Revenue requirement = $1 000
c. The number of full time employees has increased as has the complexity of the
system, so it is expected that the amount spent on training will double.
6204 Legal
a. 2005 Actual $139
b. 2007 Revenue requirement = $200
c. The budget has been increased $60.
6223 Office supplies
a. 2005 Actual $339
b. 2007 Revenue requirement = $500
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6229
6234
6234
6283
6291
6308
STONERIDGE WATER COMPANY
2006 RATE STUDY
c. The budget has been increased $160. Better operation of the system will require
better record keeping.
Telephone Water
a. 2005 Actual $743
b. 2007 Revenue requirement = $1 000
c. The additional employee is requiring additional communications expenses.
Postage
a. 2005 actual $758
b. 2007 Revenue requirement = $1 000
c. The number of customers is expected to increase 20% each year. The increase is
15% per year for both the increase in the number of customers and the increase in
rates.
Vehicle allowance
a. 2005 actual $511
b. 2007 Revenue requirement = $3 000
c. The cost of operating the vehicle was not correctly reported in 2005. Currently
the water and sewer system share the use of two pickups, and will be adding a
utility vehicle to the fleet. Other divisions within Stoneridge have been carrying
the cost of the vehicles and in effect subsidizing the water and sewer systems.
The allowance for operating the vehicles has been increased to reflect the full cost
of ownership of this three vehicle fleet.
Entertainment
a. 2005 actual $8
b. 2007 revenue requirement = $0
Ownership costs
a. 2005 actual $53
b. 2007 Revenue Requirement = $100c.
E1ectricitylGas
a. 2005 actual $12 991
b. 2007 revenue requirement = $20,000
c. The supplier of electricity to Stoneridge has already announced a 20% increase in
the cost of electricity. The revenue requirement has been raised 25% each year
due to the uncertainty of future power costs.
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6856
6862
6866
6875
8100
8106
STONERIDGE WATER COMPANY
2006 RATE STUDY
Water Hook ups
a. 2005 actual $11,477
b. Revenue requirement = $10 000
c. This value has been set to equal the revenue from hook ups. If the number of
hook ups changes, the cost and income should change together to net a zero
expense.
R & M Water system
a. 2005 actual $7,639
b. 2007 revenue requirements = $10 000
c. Spending for repairs and maintenance has been increased 15% per year. The level
of spending for maintenance and repairs for the HVR portion has been at
minimum levels for a number of years. The HVR system needs to be brought up
to the level of maintenance equal to the original Stoneridge system. The system
has been upgraded to provide a safer, more reliable system. The cost of
maintenance is expected to increase for a few years before leveling off.
Water testing
a. 2005 actual $643
b. 2007 revenue $1 000
c. The cost of testing has been increased $357. This brings the cost of testing closer
to the average cost. Testing costs vary from year to year, depending on which
testing is required each year. Testing for all contaminates is not done every year.
Outside services
a. 2005 actual $0
b. 2007 revenue requirements = $4 000
c. The water system has been using the backhoe owned by other divisions of
Stoneridge and not been paying for the use of this equipment. In the future the
water utility needs to pay for the use of a backhoe from the other Stoneridge
divisions or rent backhoe services from an independent operator.
Real Estate Taxes
a. 2005 actual $2,427
b. 2007 Revenue requirements = $5 000
c. The real estate taxes in north Idaho have been increasing upwards of 25%. It has
been assumed that the taxes will increase at a rate of 11 % per year.
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Licenses & Fees
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8140
STONERIDGE WATER COMPANY
2006 RATE STUDY
a. 2005 actual $627
b. 2007 revenue requirement = $1 000
c. The licenses and fees have been increased $373.
Property insurance
a. 2005 actual $1 967
b. 2007 revenue requirement = $2 200
c. It has been assumed that the cost of insurance will increase at a rate of 6% per
year.
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CASE NO. SWS-O6-
CDS STONERIDGE UTIL TIES LLC'
LIST OF CUSTOMERS AND TWO
BILLING SAMPLES
WERE NOT SCANNED
FOR PRIVACY REASONS
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STONE RIDGE
StoneRidge Utilities
O. Box 298
Blanchard, ID 83804
[phone], Ext. 21 or 37
Keith Rusho, Utilities Operator
[phone]
Customer:
Acct. #:
Address:
Date
INITIAL N QTI CE
DELINQUENT WATER BILL
You are hereby notified that you are delinquent in the payment of charges for water service provided by
StoneRidge Utilities. Our records indicate that the balance of your account now stands at
ill accordance with IDAPA 31.21.01 , Rule 305, if this balance is not paid or if payment arrangements are not
made by the of , your WATER SERVICE WILL BE DISCONNECTED WITHIN SEVEN
DAYS AFTER THAT DATE.
To avoid termination, please make payment in full or contact us at [phone] to make arrangements for
payment.
Termination may be delayed by:
1.) Providing a physician s certificate to the existence of a medical emergency.
) An informal or formal complaint concerning termination may be filed with the utility or the
Commission. Service will not be terminated on the ground relating to the dispute between the customer
and the utility before resolution of the complaint. Idaho Public Utilities Commission, P.O. Box 83720
Boise, ill. 83720 - 1-800-432-0369.
Termination of service in no way relieves you of your obligation to pay for all services prior to termination.
There will be a $50.00 charge for restoration of service.
StoneRidge Utilities will assist you in making arrangements that do not require immediate payment in full if
TOU contact us at [phone].
~~~
STONE RIDGE
StoneRidge Utilities
O. Box 298
Blanchard, ill 83804
[phone], Ext. 21 or 37
Keith Rusho, Utilities Operator
[phone]
Customer:
Acct. #:
Address:
Date
FINAL NOTICE
DELINQUENT WATER BILL
You are hereby notified that you are delinquent in the payment of charges for water service provided by
C;-;toneRidge Utilities. Our records indicate that the balance of your account now stands at
In accordance with IDAPA 31.21.01 , Rule 305, if this balance is not paid or if payment arrangements are not
made by the of , your WATER SERVICE WILL BE DISCONNECTED WITIDN 24
HOURS.
To avoid termination, please make payment in full or contact us at [phone] to make arrangements for
payment.
Tennination may be delayed by:
1.) Providing a physician s certificate to the existence of a medical emergency.
) An informal or fonnal complaint concerning termination may be filed with the utility or the
Commission. Service will not be terminated on the ground relating to the dispute between the customer
and the utility before resolution of the complaint. Idaho Public Utilities Commission, P.O. Box 83720
Boise, ID. 83720 - 1-800-432-0369.
Tennination of service in no way relieves you of your obligation to pay for all services prior to tennination.
There will be a $50.00 charge for restoration of service.
"toneRidge Utilities will assist you in making arrangements that do not require immediate payment in full if
ou contact us at [phone].
~~~
STONE RIDGE
StoneRidge Utility
March 1, 2006
GENERAL POLICY
FOR THE CONTROL OF BACKFLOW AND CROSS CONNECTIONS
1. Purpose of Policy
. To protect the safe drinking water supply of STONERIDGE UTILITY LC. from
the possibility of contamination or pollution by requiring compliance with state
and local plumbing codes. health regulations. osha and other applicable industry
standards for water system(s) or private water system(s).Compliance with these
minimum safety codes will be considered reasonable vigilance for prevention of
contaminants or pollutants which could backflow into the public water systems:
and
. To promote reasonable elimination or control of cross connections in the
plumbing fixtures and industrial piping system(s) of the consumer as required by
state and local plumbing codes. health regulations. osha and other applicable
industry standards to assure water system safety: and
. To provide for the administration of a continuing program of backflow prevention
which will systematically and effectively prevent the contamination or pollution
of all drinking water systems.
2. STONERIDGE UTILITY LC. Responsibility
. STONERIDGE UTILITY Lc. shall be responsible for the protection of the
drinking water distribution system from foreseeable conditions leading to the
possible contamination or pollution of the drinking water system due to the
backflow of contaminants or pollutants into the drinking water supply.
Drinking water system surveyslinspections of the consumer s water distribution
system(s) shall be conducted or caused to be conducted by individuals deemed
qualified by and representing STONERIDGE UTILITY LC. Survey records shall
indicate compliance with the aforementioned health and safety standards. All such
records will be maintained by STONERIDGE UTILITY Lc.
. STONERIDGE UTILITY LC. shall notify in writing, all consumers of the need
for the periodic system survey to insure compliance with existing applicable
minimum health and safety standards.
Selection of an approved backflow prevention assembly for containment control
required at the service entrance shall be determined from the results of the system
survey.
No water service connection to any premises shall be installed or maintained by
the STONERIDGE UTILITY L.C. unless the water supply is protected as
required by State laws, regulations, codes, and this policy. Service of water to a
consumer found to be in violation of this policy shall be discontinued by the water
purveyor after due process of written notification of violation and an appropriate
time suspense for voluntary compliance, if (1) A backflow prevention assembly
required by this policy for control of backflow and cross connections is not
installed, tested, and maintained, or (2) If it is found that a backflow prevention
assembly has been removed or by-passed, or (3) If an unprotected cross
connection exists on the premises, or (4) If the periodic system survey has not
been conducted. (Service will not be restored until such conditions or defects are
correct. )
The customer s system(s) shall be open for inspection at all reasonable times to
authorized representatives of the water purveyor to determine whether cross
connections or other structural or sanitary hazards, including violation of this
policy exist and to audit the results of the required survey.
Whenever the public water purveyor deems a service connection s water usage
contributes a sufficient hazard to the water supply, an approved backflow
prevention assembly shall be installed on the service line of the identified
consumer s water system, at or near the property line, or immediately inside the
building being served; but, in all cases, before the first branch line leading off the
service line.
The type of protective assembly required shall depend upon the degree of hazard
which exists at the point of cross connection (whether direct or indirect),
applicable to local and state requirements or resulting from the required survey.
All presently installed backflow prevention assemblies which do not meet the
requirements of this section but were approved assemblies for the purposes
described at the time of installation and that have been maintained, may be
excluded from these rules so long as the water purveyor is assured that they will
satisfactorily protect the public water system. Whenever the existing assembly is
moved from the present location or, requires more than minimum maintenance or
when the water purveyor finds that the operation or maintenance of this assembly
constitutes a hazard to health, the unit shall be replaced by an approved backflow
prevention assembly meeting the local and state requirements.
It shall be the responsibility of the consumer at any premises where backflow
prevention assemblies are installed to have certified surveylinspections, and
operational tests made at least once per year at the consumer s expense. In those
instances where the Public Water Purveyor deems the hazard to be great, he may
require certified surveyslinspections and test at a more frequent interval. It shall
be the duty of the Public Water Purveyor to see that these tests are made
according to the standards set forth by the State and local regulations.
No backflow prevention assembly shall be installed so as to create a safety
hazard. Example: Installed over an electrical panel, steam pipes, boilers, pits, or
above ceiling level.
If violations of this policy exist or if there has not been any corrective action
taken by the consumer within 10 days of the written notification of deficiencies
noted within the survey, then the Public Water Purveyors shall deny or
immediately discontinue service to the premises by providing a physical break in
the service line until the customer has corrected the condition(s) in conformance
with the State and local statutes relating to plumbing, safe drinking water ~upplies
and the regulations adopted pursuant thereto.
3. Consumer s Responsibility
To comply with this policy as a tenn and condition of supply and consumer
acceptance of service is admittance of his/her awareness.
It shall be the responsibility of the consumer to purchase, install, test and maintain
any backflow prevention devicelassembly required to comply with this policy.
4. Plumbing Official Responsibility
The plumbing official's responsibility to enforce the applicable sections of the
plumbing code begins at the point of service (downstream or consumer side of the
meter) and continues throughout the developed length ofthe consumer s water
system.
The plumbing official will review all plans to ensure that unprotected cross
connections are n01an integral part ofthe consumer s water system. If a cross
connection cannot be eliminated, it must be protected by the installation of an air
gap or an approved backflow prevention devicelassemb1y in accordance with the
State Plumbing Code.
Water vacating the drinking water supply must do so via approved air gap or
approved mechanical backflow prevention assembly, properly installed and in
accordance with the State Plumbing Code.
5. Certified Backflow Assembly Technicians, Surveyors or Repair Persons
Responsibilities:
A Certified Technician shall perfonn all tests of the mechanical
devices/assemblies and be responsible for the competence and accuracy of all
tests and reports. They shall be equipped with, and be competent to use, all
necessary tools, gauges, and other equipment necessary to properly test, and
maintain backflow assemblies.
Whether employed by the consumer or a utility to survey, test, or maintain
backflow prevention assemblies the Certified Backflow Technicians, Surveyors or
Repair Persons will have the following responsibilities.
Insuring acceptable testing equipment and procedures are used for testing,
repairing or overhauling backflow prevention assemblies.
Insuring such testing and/or repair is reported to the consumer and water
purveyor.
The report shall include the list of materials or replacement parts used.
Insuring replacement parts are equal in quality to parts originally supplied
by the manufacturer of the assembly being repaired.
Insuring that there is no change in the design, material or operational
characteristics of the assembly during testing, repair or maintenance.
Insuring their license is current, the testing equipment being used is
acceptable to the state, and is in proper operating condition.
The Certified Technician conducting the test must tag each double check valve
pressure vacuum breaker, reduced pressure backflow assembly and high hazard
air gap, showing the serial number, date tested and by whom.
In the case of a consumer requiring a commercially available technician, any
certified technician is authorized to make the test and report the results of that test
to the consumer and water purveyor.
DEFINITIONS
FOR THE CONTROL OF BACKFLOW AND CROSS CONNECTIONS
Water Purveyor: STONERIDGE UTILITY Lc., is invested with the authority and
responsibility for the implementation of an effective cross connection control program
and for the enforcement of the provisions of this policy.
Approved Backflow Assembly: Accepted by the Department of Health, Bureau of
Drinking WaterlSanitation, as meeting an applicable specification or as suitable for the
proposed use.
Auxiliary Water Supply: Any water supply on or available to the premises other than
the purveyor s public water supply will be considered as an auxiliary water supply. These
auxiliary waters may include water from another purveyor s public potable water supply
or any natural source(s) such as a well, spring, river, stream, harbor, etc, or "used waters
or "industrial fluids . These waters may be contaminated or polluted or they may be
objectionable and constitute an unacceptable water source over which the water purveyor
does not have authority for sanitary control.
Backflow: The reversal of the normal flow of water caused by either backpressure or
back-siphonage.
Back-Pressure: The flow of water or other liquids, mixtures, or substances into the
distribution pipes of a feeding distribution pipes of a potable water system from any
source(s) other than the intended source.
Back-Siphonage: The flow of water or other liquids, mixtures, or substances into the
distribution pipes of a potable water supply system from any source(s) other than the
intended source, caused by the reduction of pressure in the potable water supply system.
Backflow Prevention assembly: An assembly or means designed to prevent backflow.
Specifications for backflow prevention assemblies are contained within the Uniform
Plumbing Code Chapter 6 and IDAP A 58.01.08.
Contamination: Means a degradation of the quality of the potable water supply by
sewage, industrial
industrial fluids or waste liquids, compounds or other materials.
Cross Connection: Any physical connection or arrangement of piping or fixtures,
which may allow non-potable water or industrial fluids, or other material of questionable
quality to come in contact with potable water inside a distribution system. This would
include any temporary connections, such as swing connections, removable sections, four
way plug valves, spools, dummy sections of pipe, swivel or change-over devices or
sliding multiport tubes or other plumbing arrangements.
Cross Connection-Controlled: A connection between a potable water system and a
non-potable water system with an approved backflow prevention assembly properly
installed and maintained so that it will continuously afford the protection commensurate
with the degree of hazard.
Cross Connection-Containment: The installation of an approved backflow assembly
at the water service connection to any customer s premises where it is physically and
economically infeasible to find and permanently eliminate or control all actual or
potential cross connections within the customer s water system; or, it shall mean the
installation of an approved backflow prevention assembly on the service line leading to
and supplying a portion of a customer s water system where there are actual or potential
cross connections which cannot be effectively eliminated or controlled at the point of the
cross connection (isolation).
MODIFICATIONS TO TARIFF
Residential Customers (including the time share and condo dwelling units)
Customers Charge:$38.00 per month per dwelling unit
Commodity Charge $0.67 per 1 000 gallons for all consumption
Commercial Customers
Customers Charge:$38.00 per month per unit
Commodity Charge: $0.67 per 1 000 gallons for all consumption
Irrigation
Customers Charge:$38.00 per month
Commodity Charge: $0.67 per 1 000 gallons for all consumption
Non-Recurring Charges
Re-Connect Fees:
During Office Hours (requires 24 hr notice for service): $278.
(Equal to 6 month's base charges plus $50.00)
After Office Hours (requires 48 hr notice for service): $328.
(Equal to 6 month's base charges plus $100.00)
Hookup Charge for New Water Service Connection:
A non-refundable hook-up fee of $1200.00 shall be charged for parts and labor to
install a curb stop and % inch water meter. Cost for Additional work, including
larger meters, shall be the responsibility of the Customer and mutually agreed to
in writing prior to installation.
GENERAL RULES & REGULATIONS
FOR SMALL WATER UTILITIES
2. DEFINITIONS
5 DELETE "Connection or Hook-Up Fee ----non-recurring charge paid by a
Customer requesting service for partial or full recovery of the Company s cost of
providing a new service connection" and ADD" Connection or Hook-
-----
one
time connection to the Utility s supply line consisting of a water meter and stop
and waste valve on the customers side of the water meter. Said meter and valve
and the operation of such are the responsibility of the Utility Company. Any
unauthorized use of or shutting off of valves is strictly prohibited.
18 ADD "Irrigation Charges Irrigation services may be discontinued
disconnected or regulated by the Utility Company if determined necessary for the
Utility Company to insure water availability for the Residential, Time Share and
Commercial Users.
3. SERVICE FOR NEW CUSTOMERS
2 DELETE may
" -----
ADD "shall
5 (e) ADD..... ofthe Company or State
6. BILLING AND PAYMENT
2 ADD.. ..app1icable rate schedule
, "
or weather related / emergency issues take
precedence
7. METERING
2 ADD...... obtaining meter readings making repairs or winterizing
6 ADD.. ...prevention of fraud "or water leakage
8. CUSTOMER PLUMBING AND APPLIANCES
8.3 ADD.... ..shutting offthe water "by the Customer .... for. ADD
A stop-and-waste valve will be installed on the customer s side of the water
meter as part of the water meter installation. Shutting off said valve or water
meter is prohibited by anyone other than an authorized agent of the Utility
Company.
6 DELETE Section and ADD "NO other water supply of any source shall be
connected to the Customers system. " The Utility Company may require an
approved backflow device be installed at the service connection or another
location to prevent contamination ofthe Utility s Water Supply. if determined
necessary by the Utility Company. The cost of installation and maintenance of a
backflow device shall be the responsibility of the Customer.
9. INST ALLA TION OF SERVICE CONNECTIONS
9.3 DELETE SECTION and ADD.. ..NEW "All costs for Installation of Service
Connections will be paid prior to installation. Fees and completed applications
shall be submitted to the Utility Company a minimum of 30 days prior to the
requested installation. Fees and applications must be accompanied with an
approved building location or building permit issued by Bonner County.
9.4 ADD.. ...NEW The cost for any additional services. work or parts except
those associated with the installation of a stop and waste valve and % inch
water meter shall be the responsibility of the Customer
11. DISCONNECTION AND RECONNECTION OF SERVICE
11.5 ADD... ..for maintenance expansion or change of ownership .... and
12. EXTENSION OF WATER MAINS
12.1 ADD.....material basis extensions for a specific customer. shall be done at
the customer s expense as mutually agreed upon by the Customer and the Utility
Company
13. MISCELLANEOUS
13.1 DELETE....or tape for more than (1) week without the written permission
and consent of the Company" and ADD.. ..her water service "at any time
13.2 ADD.. ..case of emergency or unless authorized by the Utility Company
13.4 ADD.. ..shortage of water or as requested by any outside Agencies
13.5 ADD... ..all parties concerned "and a reconnect fee paid in full
13.7 ADD.....the Company s property "including performing a disconnection
and/or reconnection
13.11 ADD Where a Home Owners Association is put in place to govern the
operations of a multiple number of Units and the Home Owners Associations
chooses to collect dues to pay for utilities. the Utility Company may submit one
billing to the Association which shall include Customer Charges equivalent to the
number of units within the Association and Commodity Charge equivalent to the
number of units within the Association plus any Commodity Charge that may be
assessed to cover common area water usages.