20160526Application.pdf

Avista Corp.l4ll East Mission P.O. Box3727
Spokane. Washington 99220-0500
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Toll Free 800-727-9170
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May 25,2016
Jean D. Jewell
Commission Secretary
Idaho Public Utilities Commission
472W. Washington St.
Boise,lD 83702
RE: Tariff I.P.U.C. No. 28 Glectric)
DocketNo. AVU-E-16-03
Enclosed for filing with the Commission are an original and nine copies of an Application by
Avista Corporation, dba Avista Utilities (Avista), dated May 25,2016 for approval of revised
electric rates. The Company, in its Application, has requested the Commission to suspend this
filing for 30 days and 5 months from the proposed effective date of June26,20l6.
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Avista has also included for filing nine copies of its prepared direct testimony, and exhibits in
support of its revised rates, as well as three copiep of workpapers showing how test period data
were adjusted. Please note that the workpape{s of Clint G. Kalich are being provided in
electronic format only due to the voluminous natdre of these files. Computer-readable copies of
the testimony, exhibits, and workpapers, requirled under Rule 231.05, are included on the
attached compact disc.
Attached to the Application is the form of Cust{mer Notice and form of Press Release to be
issued by the Company. Additionally, Avista has included the Attomey's Certificate and Claim
of Confidentiatity Relating to Portions of Avista's Exhibits and Workpapers.
Please direct any questions related to the transmittal of this filing to Liz Andrews at 509-495-
8601
Sincerely,
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Davidf. Meyer
Vice President and Chief Counsel for
Regulatory & Governmental Affairs
Enclosures
CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
I HEREBY CERTIFY that ! have this 25th day of May, 2016, served the foregoing
application, and Avista's Direct Testimony and Exhibits in Docket No. AVU-E-16-03,
upon the following parties, by mailing a copy thereof, properly addressed with postage
prepaid to:
Jean D Jewell, Secretary
ldaho Public Utilities Commission
Statehouse
Boise, !D 83720-5983
Jean. iewell@puc. idaho.qov
Karl Klein
Brandon Karpen
Deputy Attorneys General
ldaho Public Utilities Commission
472W. Washington
Boise, lD 83702-0659
donald. howell@puc. idaho.oov
Marv Lewallen
28530 SW Canyon Creek Rd. - South
Wilsonville, OR 97070
[e-mail]
Scott Atkison
ldaho Forest Products
171 Highway 95 N.
Grangeville, lD 83530
scotta@idahoforesto rou p. com
Ken Miller
Snake River Alliance
223 N 6th Street, Suite 317
Boise, lD 83702
km il ler@sna keriveral I iance. orq
Larry Crowley
The Energy Strategies lnstitute, lnc.
5549 S. Cliffsedge Ave
Boise, lD 83716
[e-mail]
Brad M. Purdy
Attorney at Law
2019 N 17th Street
Boise, lD 83720
[e-mail]
Peter J. Richardson
Greg M. Adams
Richardson Adams
515 N. 27th Street
PO Box7218
Boise, lD 83702
peter@richardsonadams. com
greo @richardsonsdam s. com
Qean J. Miller, Lawyer
3620 E. Warm Springs
Boise, lD 83716
deanimiller@cableone. net
Bpnjamin J. Otto
l{aho Conservation League
710 N.6th St.
Bbise, lD 83702
botto@idahoconservation. orq
Dr. Don Reading
6070 Hill Road
Boise, lD 83703
[e-mail]
Paul Kimball
Sr. Regulatory Analyst
;.iTCEIVEDDAVID iT. MEYER
vrcE PRESTDENT AND CHIEF COUNSEL FOR nor. r.i!., -). rrd ror
REGUT,AToRY & GoVERNMENTAL AFFATRS rui0tir:ilco ril'ltu'
AVISTA CORPORATION
P.O. BOX 3727
1411 EAST MTSSION AVENUE
SPoKANE, WASHTNGTON 99220-3727
TELEPHONE: [phone]
FACSIMILE: [phone]
DAVTD . MEYER@AVISTACORP. COM
BEFORE THE TDAHO PI'BIJIC UTTI'ITIES COMMISSION
rN THE MATTER OF THE APPLTCATTON ) CASE NO. AVU-E-L5-03
oF AVTSTA CORPORATTON FOR THE )
AUTHORITY TO TNCREASE ITS RATES AND )
CHARGES FOR ELECTRIC SERVTCE TO )
ELECTRIC CUSTOMERS IN THE STATE OF )
OF IDAI{O )
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APPLICATION OF AVISTA CORPORATION
(EI-,ECTRIC)
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Application is hereby made to the Idaho Public Utilities
Commission for an Order granting Avista Corporation
(AppIicant, Company, or Avista) the authority to increase its
rates and charges for electric service to electric customers
in the State of Idaho, to be effective on and after,January 1,
201,7 .
In this filing Avista is proposing an increase j-n electric
bilIed revenues of $L5.4 million or 6.3? for 20L7.
In support of this Application, Applicant states as
follows:
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The name of the Applicant is Avista Corporation, dba
Avista Utilities, a Washington corporation whose principal
busj-ness office is 14LL East Mission Avenue, Spokane,
Washington, which is qualified to do business in the State of
Idaho. Avista maintains district offices in Moscow, Lewiston,
Sandpoint and Coeur d'A1ene, Idaho. Communications in
reference to this Application should be addressed to t,he
following:
Applicatj-on of Avista CorporaEion
Case No. AVU-E-15-03
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David ,I. Meyer, Esq.Vice President and Chief Counsel for
Regulatory & Governmental Affairs
Avista Corporation
P.O. Box 3727
L4]-]- E. Mission Ave
Spokane, WA 99220-3727
Phone: (509). +gS-4315Fax: [phone]-
David . Meyer@avi s tacorp . com
Ke11y NorwoodVice President - State and Federal Regulation
Avista Utilities
P.O. Box 3727
1-411 E. Mission Ave
Spokane, WA 99220-3727Phone: [phone]Fax: [phone]L
Ke1 1y. Norwood@avistacorp . com
Electronically
Avi s taDockets@Avi s tacorp . com
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27 Avista is a public utility primarily engaged in the
28 generation, transmission and distribution of electric power
29 and the distribution of nat,ural gas in certain portions of
30 eastern and central Washington, northern Idaho, ds well as
3l- distribution of natural gas in northeast and southwest Oregon.
32 The Company is subject to the jurisdiction of this Commission,
33 t,he Washington Utilities and Transportation Commission, the
34 Public Utility Commission of Oreg:on, the Montana Public Service
35 Commission, and the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission.
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Application of Avista Corporation Page 2
Case No. AVU-E-l-6-03
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III.
Applicant's existing base rates and charges for electric
service were approved as a result, of the Commission's Order No.
33437, daEed December 18, 20L5, in Case No. AVU-E-L5-05. The
existing rates and charges for electric service on file with
the Commission (designated as Applicant,'s Tariff No. 28) are
incorporated herein as though ful1y attached hereto.
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The electric rates and charges which Applicant desires to
have the Commission approve are filed herewith as Exhibit A.
AIso included in Exhibit A are copies of the tariff schedules
showing the proposed changes by striking over the existing
rates and underlining the proposed rates. Company witness Mr.
Ehrbar fuI1y describes in his testimony and exhibits the
proposed. changes.
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The circumstances and conditions relied upon, and
justificat,ion for, Ehe approval of the proposed increase in
rates for electric service are as follows:
Applicant's present electric rat,es will not produce
sufficient revenue to provide operatj.ng income required to
allow the Applicant the opportunit,y to earn the 7.78* rate of
return being requested and supported in this Application.
The Applicant's last electric general rate case change
(Case Nos. AW-E-15-05) in fdaho was ef fective in .Tanuary 2OL6.
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Approximately 77* of the proposed 201-7 electric revenue
increase is driven primarily by an increase in Net Plant
Investment (including return on investment, depreciation and
taxes, and offseE by the tax benefit of interest). Net power
supply expenses also contribute (approximately L2*) to the
proposed revenue increase in 201-7, mainly due to the expiration
of a capacity sales agreement with Portland General Etectric
on December 3l- , 2016, and the inclusj-on of the Palouse Wind
Project in base rates. Final1y, a portion of the proposed
increase (approximately LL8) is relat,ed to net increases in
operation and maintenance (OCtt) and administrative and general
(A&G) expenses for Avista's electric operations compared to
currently auEhorized 1eve1s, maj-nly due Eo increased labor and
benefits.
Unless the increased rates as requested in this filing are
approved, Applicant's rates will not be fair, just and
reasonable and it will not have the opportunity to realize a
fair rate of return on its investment.
Applicant's evidence in support of j-ts need for increased
electric rates is based on a 12-month ended December 31, 20L5
test year. Applicant's rate base evidence is presented on an
averag:e basis. Documentation showing how t,he test year data
was adjusted is provided in the testimony and exhibits of
Company witness Ms. Andrews.
Application of Avista Corporation
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Applicant provides utilJ-ty service in states other than
Idaho. A jurisdictional separat,ion of all investments,
revenues and expenses allocated or assigned in whole or in part
to the fdaho utility business regulat,ed by this Commission is
described in Ehe testimony and exhibits of Ms. Andrews.
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Applicant's evidence will show that an overall rate of
return of 7.782 is fair, just and reasonable. The Company's
exhibits and testimony support an increase in retail electric
revenue of $l-5.4 million for 20L7. Simultaneous with the fi1lng
of this ApplicaEion, Applicant has filed its prepared direct
Eestimony and exhibits in support of its revised rates, as well
as workpapers showing how test. year data were adjusted.
VII.
A complete justification of the proposed increases in
electric rates is provided in the testimony and exhibits of
Company witnesses. These witnesses and a brief summary of their
testimony are as fo11ows.
Mr. Scott L. Morrj-s, Chairman, President, and Chief
Executive Officer of Avista, presents the Company's policy
test,imony and provides an overview of Avista Corporation. He
will summarize the Company's rate request in this filing, and
provide some context for why there is a continuing need for
retail rate increases, not just for Avista, but for the
electric utility industry in general. He provides an overview
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of changes underway at Avista which are designed to meet
current and future customer expectations, our communications
initiatives to help customers better understand t,he changes
in costs that are causi-ng rates Eo increase, and will briefly
explain the Company's customer support programs j-n place to
assist. our cusEomers.
Mr. Mark Thies, Senior Vice President and Chief Financial
Officer, will provide a financial overview of the Company and
will explain the proposed capital structure, overall rate of
return, and Avista's credit ratings. Additionally, he will
summarize Avista's capital expenditures program.
Mr. Adrien McKenzie, &s Vice Presj-dent of Financial
Concepts and Applications (FINCAP), Inc., has been retained to
present testimony with respect to the Company's cost of common
equity. He concludes that:
fn order to reflect the risks and prospecEs associatedwith Avista's jurisdictional utility operations, hj-s
analyses focused on a proxy group of 15 other ut.ilitieswith comparable investment risks;
Because investors' required return on eguity is
unobservable and no single method should be viewed inisolation, he applied the DCF, CAPM, ECAPM, and risk
premium methods to estimate a fair ROE for Avista, aswell as referencing the expected earnings approach;
Based on the results of these analyses, and giving less
weight to extremes at the high and 1ow ends of the range,
he concluded that t,he cost of equity for the proxy groupof utilities is in the 9.5 percent to 1-O.7 percent
range , or 9.62 percent to l-0.82 percent af terincorporating an adjustment to account for the impactof common equity flotation costs; Br1d,
Application of Avista Corporation
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o As reflected in the testimony of Mr. Thies, Avista is
request,ing a fair ROE of 9.9 percent, which fal1s belowthe L0.22 percent midpoint of his recommended range.
Considering capital market expectations, the exposures
faced by Avista, and the economic requirement,s
necessary Eo maintain financj-aI integriEy and support
additional capital investment even under adverse
circumstances, it is his opinion that 9.9 percent
represents a reasonable ROE for Avj-sEa.
Mr. Scott Kinney, DirecEor of Power Supply, will provide
an overview of Avista's resource planning and power supply
operations. This includes summaries of the Company's
generation resources, the current and future load and resource
position, and future resource p1ans. He will provide an
overview of the Company's risk management policy. Mr. Kinney
will address hydroelectric and thermal project upgrades,
followed by an update on recent developments regarding hydro
licensing.
Mr. Clint Kalich, Manager of Resource Planning & Power
Supp1y Analyses, will describe the Company's use of the
AURORAxMe dispatch mode1, or "Dispatch Mode1." He will explain
the key assumptions driving the Dispatch Model's market
forecast of electricity prices. The dj-scussion includes the
variables of natural gas, Western Interconnect loads and
resources, and hydroelectric conditions. Further, he will
descrj-be how the model dispatches j-ts resources and contracts
to maximize customer benefit and tracks their values for use
in pro forma calculatj-ons. Fina1ly, Mr. Kalich will present
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modeling results provided to Company wit.ness Mr. ilohnson
his power supply pro forma adjustment calculations.
Mr. [ii11iam .fohnson, Wholesa1e MarkeEing Manager, will
identify and explain the proposed normalj-zing and pro forma
adjustments to the 201-5 test period power supply revenues and
expenses, and describe the proposed leve1 of expense and Load
Change Adjustment Rate (LCAR) for Power Cost Adjustment (PCA)
purposes, using the pro forma costs proposed by the Company in
this filing.
Ms. Heather Rosqntrater, Vice President of Energy
Delivery, will provide an overvj-ew of the Company's electric
energy delivery facilities , the Company' s distributj-on capital
investment for the period ,January 20L5 through the 20L7 rate
year, as well as varj-ous Asset Management programs. Fina11y,
she will summarize Avista's customer support programs in Idaho.
Mr. Bryan Cox, Director, Transmission Operations,
describes Avista's transmission revenues and expenses for the
201-7 rate year. Mr. Cox will also discuss Avista's transmission
capital expenditures for the period ,January 2OL6 through the
201-7 rate year.
Mr. Jim Kensok, Vice President and Chief Information and
Security Officer, will describe the costs associated with
Avi-sta' s Information ServJ-ce/ Informat j-on Technology ( " IS/ IT" )
programs and projects. These costs include the capital
investments for a rangie of systems used by the Company,
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including Next Generation Radio Refresh, Technology Refresh to
Sustain Business process, Avistautilities.com WEB
replacemenE, and several other important applications.
Ms. Karen Schuh, Senior Regulatory analyst, wi-1l
summarize Avista's planned capital investment,s in ut,ility
plant for the 201,6 and 20L7 Eime period, and explain the
Company's planned investment in general plant (e.9., office
facilities) .
Ms. Elizabeth Andrews, Senior Manager of Revenue
Requirements, will cover accounting and financial data in
support of the Company's electric rate request and the need for
t.he proposed increase in rates for 20L7. She will explain pro
formed operatj-ng results, i-ncluding expense and rate base
adjustmenEs made to actual operatj-ng results and rate base. fn
addition, Ms. Andrews incorporates the ldaho share of the
proposed adjustments of other witnesses in this case.
Ms. Tara Knox, Senior Regulatory Analyst, will cover the
Company's electrj-c revenue normalization adjustment to the
test year results of operatj-ons, the proposed Load Change
Adjustment Rate to be used in the Power Cost Adjustment
mechanism, and the electric cost of service study performed for
this proceeding.
Mr. Patrick Ehrbar, Senior Manager of Rates and Tariffs,
discusses the spread of the proposed electric revenue increases
among the Company's electric general servj-ce schedules. In
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addition, his testimony will also describe the changes to the
rates within the Company's electric service schedules, and
discuss the proposed change to the residential basic charge.
VIII.
Avista has provided under separate cover an Attorney's
Certificate And Claim Of Confidentiality Relating To Portions
Of Avista's Exhibits and Workpapers pursuant tso Idaho Code
Section 9-340D and IDAPA 3l-. 01. 01.057 and 3l-. 0L. 0l-.233 .
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Notice to the public of the proposed rates and charg€s,
pursuant to IDAPA 3L.0L.0L.1-25, will be given to customers by
distributing a customer notice, a'S a bill stuffer, to each
customer over a billing cycle (est.imated to run ,June 5,20L6
through.fuly 5, 2016), and by a news release, both of whj-ch are
attached as Exhibit B.
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Portions of the Company's Application and accompanying
testimony and exhibits are based on computer models.
Documentation and explanation on some of the models have
already been provided to Commissj-on Staff. Additional
documentation and explanation are provided with testimony,
exhibits and workpapers in this filing. Further information
can be provided upon request.
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The Applicant stands ready for immediate considerat.ion of
this Application.
WHEREFORE Applicant reguests the Commission issue its
Order finding the proposed rates and charges to be fair, just,
reasonable and nondiscriminatory. The Applicant is also
reguesting that the Commission suspend the Applicant's filing
for 30 days plus 5 months from the proposed effective date of
ilune 26, 2OL6. Under the Company's proposal, the suspended
tariffs for 20L7 would go into effect on ilanuary l, 20L7, ds
stated on those tariff sheets.
DATED at Spokane, Washington, this 25Eh day of May 2016
AVISTA CORPORATION
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Application of Avista
Case No. AVU-E-L6-03
David ,J. Meyer
Vice President and Chief Counsel forRegulatory & Governmental AffairsAvista Corporation
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STATE OF WASHINGTON
.ee
County of Spokane
David J. Meyer, being duly sworn, on oath deposes and
says:
That he is the Vice President and Chief Counsel of Regulatory
and Governmental Affairs of Avista Corporation;
That he has read the foregoing Application, knows the contents
thereof, and believes the same to be true.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 25th day of May 20L6.
WENDY D. MANSKEY
Notoly Publlc
Stoto ol Wosnlnglon
My Commlrrlon ExPlrer
Octobcr 09' 2018
for the State
j.n Spokane
Application of Avista Corporation
Case No. AW-E- 16 - 03
David J. Meyer
Washington, residing
EXHIBIT
Tariff Pages
LP.U.C. No.28
Eleventh Revision Sheet 1
Canceling
Tenth Revision Sheet 1
AVISTA CORPORATION
d/b/a Avista Utilities
SCHEDULE 1
RESIDENTIAL SERVICE . IDAHO
(Single phase & available voltage)
AVAIIABLE:
To Customers in the State of ldaho where Company has electric service available.
APPLICABLE:
To service for domestic purposes in each individual residence, apartment, mobile
home, or other living unit when all such service used on the premises is supplied through
a single meter.
Where a portion of a dwelling iS used regularly for the conduct of business or
where a portion of the electricity supplied is used for other than domestic purposes, the
appropriate general service schedule is applicable. However, if the service for all
domestic purposes is metered separately, this schedule will be applied to such service.
When two or more living units are served through a single meter, the appropriate general
service schedule is applicable.
MONTHLY RATE:
$6.25 Basic Charge, PlusFirst 600 kwhAllover 600 kwh
8.8040 per kWh
9.8300 per kWh
Monthly Minimum Charge: $6.25
OPTIONAL SEASONAL MONTHLY CHARGE:
A $6.25 monthly charge shall apply to Customers who close their account on a
seasonal or intermittent basis, provided no energy usage occurs during an entire monthly
billing cycle while the account is closed. Customers choosing this option are required to
notify the Company in writing or by phone in advance and the account will be closed at
the start of the next billing cycle following notification. lf energy is used during a monthly
billing cycle, the above listed energy charges and basic charge of $6.25 shall apply.
SPECIAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
Service under this schedule is subject to the Rules and Regulations contained in
this tariff.
The above Monthly Rates are subject to increases or decreases as set forth in Tax
Adjustment Schedule 58, Residentialand Farm Energy Rate Adjustment Schedule 59,
Temporary Power Cost Adjustment Schedule 66, Fixed Cost Adjustment Mechanism
Schedule 75, Energy Efficiency Rider Adjustment Schedule g1 and Earnings Test Deferral
Rebate Schedule 97.
lssued May 26,2016 Effective June 26, 2016
ssued Avista
VP, State & FederalRegulation
by Avista UtilitiesBy , Kelly O. Nonrood,ru J^,^,*J
l.P.U.C. No.28
Tenth Revision Sheet't
Canceling
Ninth Revision Sheet 1
AVISTA CORPORATION
d/b/a Avista Utilities
SCHEDULE 1
RESIDENTIAL SERVICE - IDAHO
(Single phase & available voltage)
AVAILABLE:
To Cuslomers in the State of ldaho where Company has electric service available.
APPLICABLE:
To service for domestic purposes in each individual residence, apartment, mobile
home, or other living unit when all such service used on the premises is supplied through
a single meter.
Where a portion of a dwelling is used regularly for the conduct of business or
where a portion of the electricity supplied is used for other than domestic purposes, the
appropriate genera! service schedule is applicable. However, if the service for all
domestic purposes is metered separately, this schedule will be applied to such service.
When two or more living units are served through a single meter, the appropriate general
service schedule is applicable.
MONTHLY RATE:
$5+5 Basic Charge, PlusFirst 600 kwh WO per k\A/hAllover 600 kwh 9J830 per kWh
Monthly Minimum Charge: $535
OPTIONAL SEASONAL MONTHLY CHARGE:
A $535 monthly charge shall apply to Customers who close their account on a
seasonal or intermittent basis, provided no energy usage occurs during an entire monthly
billing cycle while the account is closed. Customers choosing this option are required to
notify the Company in writing or by phone in advance and the account will be closed at
the start of the next billing cycle following notification. lf energy is used during a monthly
billing cycle, the above listed energy charges and basic charge of $&25 shall apply.
SPECIAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
Service under this schedule is subject to the Rules and Regulations contained in
this taffi,
The above Monthly Rates are subject to increases or decreases as set forth in Tax
Adjustment Schedule 58, Residential and Farm Energy Rate Adjustment Schedule 59,
Temporary Power CostAdjustment Schedule 66, Fixed Cost Adjustment Mechanism
Schedule 75, Energy Efficiency Rider Adjustment Schedule 91 and Earnings Test Deferral
Rebate Schedule 97.
lssued December 21, 2015 Effective January 1,2016
lssued Avistaby
By Kelly O. Nonrood, VP, State & FederalRegulation
l.P.U.C. No.28
AVISTA CORPOMTION
d/b/a Avista Utilities
SCHEDULE 1
RESIDENTIAL SERVICE . IDAHO
(Single phase & available voltage)
AVAILABLE:
To Customers in the State of ldaho where Company has electric service available.
APPLICABLE:
To service for domestic purposes in each individual residence, apartment, mobile
home, or other living unit when all such service used on the premises is supplied through
a single meter.
Where a portion of a dwelling is used regularly for the conduct of business or
where a portion of the electricity supplied is used for other than domestic purposes, the
appropriate general service schedule is applicable. However, if the service for all
domestic purposes is metered separately, this schedule will be applied to such service.
When two or more living units are served through a single meter, the appropriate general
service schedule is applicable.
MONTHLY RATE:
$6.25 Basic Charge, plusFirst 600 kVVh 8.8040 per kWh
All over 600 kwh 9.830f per kWh
Monthty Minimum Charge: $q.25
OPTIONAL SEASONAL MONTHLY GHARGE:
A $625-monthly charge shall apply to Customers who close their account on a
seasonal or intermittent basis, provided no energy usage occurs during an entire monthly
billing cycle while the account is closed. Customers choosing this option are required to
notify the Company in writing or by phone in advance and the account will be closed at
the start of the next billing cycle following notification. lf energy is used during a monthly
billing cycle, the above listed energy charges and basic charge of $625 shall apply.
SPECIAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
Service under this schedule is subject to the Rules and Regulations contained in
this tariff.
The above Monthly Rates are subject to increases or decreases as set forth in Tax
Adjustment Schedule 58, Residential and Farm Energy Rate Adjustment Schedule 59,
Temporary Power Cost Adjustment Schedule 66, Fixed Cost Adjustment Mechanism
Schedule 75, Energy Efficiency Rider Adjustment Schedule 91 and Earnings Test Deferral
Rebate Schedule 97.
Kelly O. Noruood, VP, State & Federal Regulation
l.P.U.C. No.28
Eleventh Revision Sheet 11
Canceling
Tenth Revision Sheet 11
AVISTA CORPORATION
d/b/a Avista Utilities
SCHEDULE 11
GENEML SERVICE.IDAHO
(Available phase and voltage)
AVAILABLE:
To Customers in the State of ldaho where Company has electric service
available.
APPLICABLE:
To general service supplied for all power requirements when allsuch service
taken on the premises is supplied through one meter installation.
MONTHLY MTE:
The sum of the following charges:
$12.00 Basic Charge, Plus
Energy Charge:First 3650 kwh 10.080C per kWh
All Over 3650 kwh 7.216i per kWh
Demand Charge:
No charge for the first 20 kW of demand.
$5.75 per kW for each additional kW of demand.
Minimum:
$12.00 for single phase service and $19.10 for three phase service;
unless a higher minimum is reguired under contract to cover special
conditions.
DEMAND:
The average kW supplied during the lSminute period of maximum use
during the month as determined by a demand meter.
SPECIAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
Service under this schedule is subject to the Rules and Regulations
contained in this tariff.
The above Monthly Rates are subject to increases or decreases as set forth
in Tax Adjustment Schedule 58, Temporary Power Cost Adjustment Schedule 66,
Fixed Cost Adjustment Mechanism Schedule 75, Energy Efficiency Rider Adjustment
Schedule 91 and Earnings Test Deferral Rebate€chedule 97.
By f Kelly O. Noruood,7+ ,Jn,-,,J
VP, State & FederalRegulation
LP.U.C. No.28
Tenth Revision Sheet 11
Canceling
Ninth Revision Sheet 11
AVISTA CORPORATION
d/b/a Avista Utilities
SCHEDULE 11
GENERAL SERVICE.IDAHO
(Available phase and voltage)
AVAILABLE:
To Customers in the State of ldaho where Company has electric service
available.
APPL!CABLE:
To general service supplied for all power requirements when all such service
taken on the premises is supplied through one meter installation.
MONTHLY RATE:
The sum of the following charges:
$1€Sg Basic Charge, plus
Energy Charge:First 3650 kwh 9€890 per kWh
Al! Over 3650 kwh 7.2160, per kWh
Demand Charge:
No charge for the first 20 kW of demand.
$5+5 per kW for each additional kW of demand.
Minimum:
fi€€g for single phase service and $g=19 for three phase service;
unless a higher minimum is required under contract to cover special
conditions.
DEMAND:
The average kW supplied during the 1S-minute period of maximum use
during the month as determined by a demand meter.
SPECIAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
Service under this schedule is subject to the Rules and Regulations
contained in this tariff.
The above Monthly Rates are subject to increases or decreases as set forth
in Tax Adjustment Schedule 58, Temporary Power Cost Adjustment Schedule 66,
Fixed Cost Adjustment Mechanism Schedule 75, Energy Efficiency RiderAdjustment
Schedule 91 and:Earnings T€st Deferral RebateSchedule 97.
Kelly O. Norwood,VP, State & Federal Regulation
l.P.U.C. No.28
Eleventh Revision Sheet 11
Canceling
Tenth Revision Sheet 11
AVISTA CORPORAT]ON
d/h/a Avista Utilities
SCHEDULE 11
GENERAL SERVICE - IDAHO
(Available phase and voltage)
AVAILABLE:
To Customers in the State of ldaho where Company has electric service
available.
APPLICABLE:
To general service supplied for all power requirements when all such service
taken on the premises is supplied through one meter installation.
MONTHLY RATE:
The sum of the following charges:
$l2JD Basic Charge, plus
Energy Charge:First 3650 kwh 10,0800 per kWh
All Over 3650 kwh 7.2166, per kWh
Demand Charge:
No charge for the first 20 kW of demand.
$5.75 per kW for each additional kW of demand.
Minimum:
$12.00 for single phase service and $l-9.'!-(! for three phase service;
unless a higher minimum is required under contract to cover special
conditions.
DEMAND:
The average kW supplied during the 1S-minute period of maximum use
during the month as determined by a demand meter.
SPECIAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
Service under this schedule is subject to the Rules and Regutations
contained in this tariff.
The above Monthly Rates are subject to increases or decreases as set forth
in Tax Adjustment Schedule 58, Temporary Power Cost Adjustment Schedule 66,
Fixed Cost Adjustment Mechanism Schedule 75, Energy Efficiency Rider Adjustment
Schedule 91 and Earnings Test Deferral RebateSchedule 97.
lssued May za, zula Erectve June ztt, 2016
rcr rar{ hv Anlalo I libll
By Kelly O. Nonryood, VP, State & Federal Regulation
Eleventh Revision Sheet 21
Canceling
Tenth Revision Sheet 21
AVISTA CORPORATION
d/b/a Avista Utilities
SCHEDULE 21
1ARGE GENERAL SERVICE - IDAHO
(Available phase and voltage)
AVAII.ABLE.
To Customers in the State of ldaho where Company has electric service available.
APPLICABLE:
To general service supplied for all power requirements when all such service taken
on the premises is supplied through one meter installation. Customer shall provide and
maintain al! transformers and other necessary equipment on his side of the point of
delivery and may be required to enter into a written contract for five (5) years or longer.
MONTHLY MTE:
The sum of the following demand and energy charges:
Energy Charge:First 250,000 k![,h 6.593C per kWh
All Over 250,000 k\ /h 5.627i, per kWh
Demand Gharge:
$400.00 for the first 50 kW of demand or less.
$5.25 per kWfor each additional kW of demand.
Primary Voltage Discount:
lf Customer takes service at 11 kv (wye grounded) or higher, he will be
allowed a primary voltage discount of 20$ per kW of demand per month.
Power Factor Adjustment Gharge:
lf Customer has a reactive kilovolt-ampere (kVAr) meter, he will be subject to
a Power Factor Adjustment charge, as set forth in the Rules & Regulations.
Minimurn:
$400.00, unless a higher minimum is required under contract to cover special
conditions,
ANNUAL MINIMUM:
The cunent 12-month billing including any charges for power factor correction shall
be not less than $10.00 per kW of the highest demand established during the cunent 12-
month period provided that such highest demand shall be adjusted by the elimination of
any demand occasioned by an operation totally abandoned during such 12-month period.
DEMAND:
The average kW supplied during the 1S-minute period of maximum use during the
month as determined by a demand meter.
SPECIAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
Customers served at 11 kv or higher shall provide and maintain all transformers
and other necessary equipment on their side of the point of delivery.
Service under this schedule is subject to the Rules and Regulations contained in
this tariff.
The above Monthly Rates are subject to increases or decreases as set forth in Tax
Adjustment Schedule 58, Temporary Power Cost Adjustnent Schedule 66, Fixed Cost
Adjustment Schedule 75, Energy Efficiency RiderAdjustment Schedule g1 and Earnings Test
Deferral Rebate Schedule 97.
Kelly O. Norwood, VP, State & FederalRegulation
l,P.U.C. No.28
Tenth Revision Sheet 21
Canceling
Ninth Revision Sheet 21
AVISTA CORPORATION
d/b/a Avista Utilities
SCHEDULE 21
LARGE GENERAL SERVICE - IDAHO
(Available phase and voltage)
AVAIIABLE:
To Customers in the State of ldaho where Company has electric service available.
APPLIGABLE:
To general service supplied for all power requirements when all such service taken
on the premises is supplied through one meter installation. Customer shall provide and
maintain all transformers and other necessary equipment on his side of the point of
delivery and may be required to enter into a written contract for five (5) years or longer.
MONTHLY MTE:
The sum of the following demand and energy charges:
Energy Charge:First 250,000 kwh Wi per kWh
All Over 250,000 kwh 5?+14i per kWh
Demand Charge:
$50Se for the first 50 kW of demand or less.
$4+5 per kW for each additional kW of demand.
Primary Voltage Discount:
lf Customer takes service at 11 kv (wye grounded) or higher, he will be
allowed a primary voltage discount of 20i, per kW of demand per month.
Power Factor Adjustment Charge:
lf Customer has a reactive kilovolt-ampere (kVAr) meter, he will be subject to
a Power Factor Adjustment charge, as set forth in the Rules & Regulations.
Minimum:
$g50Sg, unless a higher minimum is required under contract to cover special
conditions.
ANNUAL MINIMUM:
The cunent 12-month billing including any charges for power factor correction shall
be not less than $10.00 per kW of the highest demand established during the cunent 12-
month period provided that such highest demand shall be adjusted by the elimination of
any demand occasioned by an operation totally abandoned during such 12-month period.
DEMAND:
The average kW supplied during the 15-minute period of maximum use during the
month as determined by a demand meter.
SPECIAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
Customers served at 1 1 kv or higher shall provide and maintain all transformers
and other necessary equipment on their side of the point of delivery.
Service under this schedule is subject to the Rules and Regulations contained in
this tariff.
The above Monthly Rates are subject to increases or decreases as set forth in Tax
Adjustment Schedule 58, Temporary Power Cost Adjustrnent Schedule 66, Fixed Cost
Adjustment Schedule 75, Energy Efficiency Rider Adjustment Schedule 91 and Earnings Test
Deferral Rebate Schedule 97.
Kelly O. Norwood,VP, State & FederalRegulation
l.P.U.C. No.28
Eleventh Revision Sheet 21
Canceling
Tenth Revision Sheet 2'l
AVISTA CORPORATION
d/b/a Avista Utilities
SCHEDULE 21
TARGE GENERAL SERVICE. IDAHO
AVATLABLE: (Available phase and voltage)
To Customers in the State of ldaho where Company has electric service available,
APPL!CABLE:
To general service supplied for all power requirements when all such service taken
on the premises is supplied through one meter installation. Customer shall provide and
maintain alltransformers and other necessary equipment on his side of the point of
delivery and may be required to enter into a written contract for five (5) years or longer.
MONTHLY RATE:
The sum of the following demand and energy charges:
Energy Charge:First 250,000 k\ /h 6.5930 per kWh
Al! Over 250,000 kVVh 5.627i, per kWh
Demand Charge:
$40pr0g for the first 50 kW of demand or less.
$5.25 per kW for each additional kW of demand.
Primary Voltage Discount:
lf Customer takes service at 11 kv (wye grounded) or higher, he will be
allowed a primary voltage discount ot 20$ per kW of demand per month.
Power Factor Adjustment Charge:
lf Customer has a reactive kilovolt-ampere (kVAr) meter, he will be subject to
a Power Factor Adjustment charge, as set forth in the Rules & Regulations.
Minimum:
$400,0q, unless a higher minimum is required under contract to cover special
conditions.
ANNUAL MINIMUM:
The current 12-month billing including any charges for power factor conection shall
be not less than $10.00 per kW of the highest demand established during the current 12-
month period provided that such highest demand shall be adjusted by the elimination of
any demand occasioned by an operation totally abandoned during such 12-month period.
DEMAND:
The average kW supplied during the 1S-minute period of maximum use during the
month as determined by a demand meter.
SPECIAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
Customers served at 11 kv or higher shall provide and maintain all transformers
and other necessary equipment on their side of the point of delivery.
Service under this schedule is subject to the Rules and Regulations contained in
this tariff.
The above Monthly Rates are subject to increases or decreases as set forth in Tax
Adjustment Schedule 58, Temporary Power Cost Adjustment Schedule 66, Fixed Cost
Adjustment Schedule 75, Energy Efficiency Rider Adjustment Schedule 91 and Earnings Test
Deferal Rebate Schedule 97.
lssued May 26,2016 Efrective June 26, 2016
lssued by
By Kelly O. Norwood,VP, State & FederalRegulation
l.P.U.C. No.28
Eleventh Revision Sheet 25
Canceling
Tenth Revision Sheet 25
AVISTA CORPORATION
d/b/a Avista Utilities
SCHEDULE 25
EXTRA I.ARGE GENERAL SERVICE. IDAHO
(Three phase, available voltage)
AVAIISBLE:
To Customers in the State of ldaho where Company has electric service available.
APPLICABLE:
To general service supplied for all power requirements when all such service taken
on the premises is supplied through one meter installation for a demand of not less than
2,500 kVA but not greater than 25,000 kVA. The average of the Customer's demand for
the most recent twelve-month period must fallwithin these demand limits for service under
this schedule. lf the Customer has less than twelve months of billing history, the Customer
must have a minimum of six consecutive billing months of demand of at least 2,500 kVA in
order to receive service under this schedule. New Customers must meet the above
criteria or otherwise provide the Company with reasonable assurance that their peak
demand will average at least 2,500 kVA. Gustomer shall provide and maintain all
transformers and other necessary equipment on his side of the point of delivery and enter
into a written contract for five (5) years or longer.
MONTHLY RATE: The sum of the following demand and energy charges:
Energy Charge:First 500,000 kwh 5.478i, per kWh
All Over 500,000 kwh 4.637i, per kWh
Demand Charge:
$13,500.00 for the first 3,000 kVA of demand or less.
$4.75 per kVA for each additional kVA of demand.
Primary Voltage Discount:
lf Customer takes service at 11 kV (wye grounded) or higher, he will be
allowed a primary voltage discount ol20$ per kVA of demand per month.
Minimum:
The demand charge unless a higher minimum is required under contract
to cover special conditions.
ANNUAL MINIMUM: $722,590
Any annuat minimum deficiency will be determined during the April billing cycle for
the previous 12-month period. For a customer who has taken service on this schedule for
lesS than 12 months, the annual minimum will be prorated based on the actual months of
service. The annual minimum will also be prorated if base rates change during the 12-month
period. The annual minimum is based on 916,667 k\A/h's per month (11,000,000 kWh's
annually), plus twelve months multiplied by the monthly minimum demand charge forthe
first 3,000 kVa of demand. The annua! minimum reflected above is based on base
lssued May 26, 2016 Effective June 26, 2016
Kelly O. Nonrvood,VP, State & Federal Regulationru J^,*.J
l.P.U.C. No.28
Tenth Revision Sheet 25
Canceling
Ninth Revision Sheet 25
CORPORATION
Avista Utilities
AVlSTA
dlbla
SCHEDULE 25
EXTRA LARGE GENEML SERVICE.IDAHO
(Three phase, available voltage)
AVAILABLE:
To Customers in the State of ldaho where Company has electric service available.
APPLICABLE:
To general service supplied for all power requirements when all such seryice taken
on the premises is supplied through one meter installation for a demand of not less than
2,500 kVA but not greater than 25,000 kVA. The average of the Custome/s demand for
the most recent twelve-month period must fallwithin these demand limits for service under
this schedule. lf the Customer has less than twelve months of bitting history, the Customer
must have a minimum of six consecutive billing months of demand of at least 2,500 kVA in
order to receive service under this schedule. New Customers must meet the above
criteria or otherwise provide the Company with reasonable assurance that their peak
demand will average at least 2,500 kVA. Customer shall provide and maintain all
transformers and other necessary equipment on his side of the point of delivery and enter
into a written contract for five (5) years or longer.
MONTHLY MTE: The sum of the following demand and energy charges:
Energy Charge:First 500,000 kwh 5#+i per kWh
All Over 500,000 kwh 44480 per kWh
Demand Charge:
$13$0g$g for the first 3,000 kVA of demand or less.
$4'59 per kVA for each additional kVA of demand.
Primary Voltage Discount:
lf Customer takes service at 11 kV (wye grounded) or higher, he will be
allowed a primary voltage discount ol2Oi per kVA of demand per month.
Minimum:
The demand charge unless a higher minimum is required under contract
to cover special conditions.
ANNUAL MINIMUM: $697369
Any annual minimum deficiency will be determined during the April billing cycle for
the previous 12-month period. For a customerwho has taken service on this schedule for
less than 12 months, the annual minimum will be prorated based on the actual months of
service, The annual minimum will also be prorated if base rates change during the 12-month
period. The annual minimum is based on 916,667 kWh's per month (11,000,000 kWh's
annually), plus twelve months multiplied by the monthly minimum demand charge forthe
first 3,000 kVa of demand. The annual minimum reflec-ted above is based on base
lssued December 21,2015 Effective January 1,2016
by
By Kelly O. Nonrood, VP, State & FederalRegulation
l.P.U.C. No.28
Eleventh Revision Sheet 25
Ganceling
Tenth Revision Sheet 25
AVISTA CORPORATION
d/b/a Avista Utilities
SCHEDULE 25
EXTRA LARGE GENERAL SERVICE.IDAHO
(Three phase, available voltage)
AVAII,{BLE:
To Customers in the State of ldaho where Company has electric service available.
APPLICABLE:
To general service supplied for all power requirements when all such service taken
on the premises is supplied through one meter installation for a demand of not less than
2,500 kVA but not greater than 25,000 kVA. The average of the Custome/s demand for
the most recent twelve-month period must fallwithin these demand limits for service under
this schedule. lf the Customer has less than twelve months of billing history, the Customer
must have a minimum of six consecutive billing months of demand of at least 2,500 kVA in
order to receive service under this schedule. New Customers must meet the above
criteria or otherwise provide the Company with reasonable assurance that their peak
demand will average at least 2,500 kVA. Customer shall provide and maintain all
transformers and other necessary equipment on his side of the point of delivery and enter
into a written contract for five (5) years or longer.
MONTHLY MTE: The sum of the following demand and energy charges:
Energy Gharge:First 500,000 kwh 5.478i per kWh
All Over 500,000 kwh 4.637( per kWh
Demand Gharge:
$13.500.0q for the first 3,000 kVA of demand or less,
$4.re per kVA for each additional kVA of demand.
Primary Voltage Discount:
!f Customer takes service at 11 kV (wye grounded) or higher, he will be
allowed a primary voltage discount of 20$ per kVA of demand per month.
Minimum:
The demand charge unless a higher minimum is required under contract
to cover special conditions.
ANNUAL MINIMUM: $722,530
Any annual minimum deficiency will be determined during the April billing cycle for
the previous 12-month period. For a customer who has taken service on this schedule for
less than 12 months, the annual minimum will be prorated based on the actual months of
service. The annual minimum will also be prorated if base rates change during the 12-month
period. The annual minimum is based on 916,667 kWh's per month (11,000,000 kWh's
annually), plus twelve months multiplied by the monthly minimum demand charge forthe
first 3,000 kVa of demand. The annua! minimum reflected above is based on base
Kelly O. Norwood,VP, State & Federal Regulation
l.P.U.C. No.28
Tenth Revision Sheet 25P
Canceling
Ninth Revision Sheet 25P
AVISTA CORPORATION
d/b/a Avista Utilities
SCHEDULE 25P
EXTRA LARGE GENERAL SERVTCE TO CLEARWATER PAPER'S FACILITY - IDAHO
(Three phase, available voltage)
AVAIISBLE:
To Clearwater Paper Corporation's Lewiston, ldaho Facility.
APPLICABLE:
To general service supplied for all power requirements with a demand of not less
than 2,500 kVA but not greater than 110,000 kVA. The average of the Custome/s
demand for the most recent twelve-month period must fall within these demand limits for
service under this schedule. Customer shall provide and maintain all transforners and
other necessary equipment on its side of the point of delivery and enter into a written
contract for five (5) years or longer.
MONTHLY RATE: The sum of the following demand and energy charges:
Energy Charge:
4.443i, per kwh
Demand Charge:
$13,500.00 for the first 3,000 kVA of demand or less.
1"t Dernand Block: $4.75 per kVA for each additional kVA of demand up to
55,000 kvA.
2nd Demand Block $2.25 per kVA for each additional kVA of demand above
55,000 kvA.
Primary Voltage Discount:
lf Customer takes service at 11 kV (wye grounded) or higher, it will be
allowed a primary voltage discount ol20i, per kVA of demand per month.
Minimum:
The demand charge unless a higher minimum is required under contract to
cover specia! conditions.
ANNUAL MINIMUM: $650,730
Any annual minimum deficiency will be determined during the April billing cycle for
the previous 12-month period. The annual minimum is based on 916,667 kWh's per month,
plus twelve months multiplied by the monthly minimum demand charge for the first 3,000
kVa of demand. The annual minimum reflected above is based on base revenues only.
Any other revenues paid in billed rates (such as the DSM Tariff Rider Schedule 91) do not
factor into the annual minimum calculation.
fssued May 26,2016 Effective June 26, 2016
lssued byBy 7 Kelly O. Nonntood, VP, State & Federal Regulationru J^,*.J
LP.U.C. No.28
Ninth Revision Sheet 25P
Canceling
Substitute Eiohth Revision Sheet 25P
AVISTA CORPORATION
d/b/a Avista Utilities
SCHEDULE 25P
EXTRA LARGE GENERAL SERVICE TO CLEARWATER PAPER'S FACILITY. IDAHO
(Three phase, available voltage)
AVAIlsBLE:
To Clearwater Paper Corporation's Lewiston, ldaho Facility.
APPLICABLE:
To general service supplied for all power requirements with a demand of not less
than 2,500 kVA but not greater than 110,000 kVA. The average of the Custome/s
demand for the most recent twelve-month period must fall within these demand limits for
service under this schedule. Customer shal! provide and maintain all transformers and
other necessary equipment on its side of the point of delivery and enter into a written
contract for five (5) years or longer.
MONTHLY RATE: The sum of the following demand and energy charges:
Energy Charge:
42nO Per kwh
Demand Charge:
$,1*#00J0gfor the first 3,000 kVA of demand or less.
1"t Demand Block: $4-5g per kVA for each additional kVA of demand up to
55,000 kvA.
2nd Demand Block $+0e per kVA for each additional kVA of demand above
55,000 kvA.
Primary Voltage Discount:
lf Customer takes service at 11 kV (wye grounded) or higher, it will be
allowed a primary voltage discount of 20fi per kVA of demand per month.
Minimum:
The demand charge unless a higher minimum is required under contract to
cover special conditions.
ANNUAL MINIMUM: $6{&BEO
Any annual minimum deficiency will be determined during the April billing cycle for
the previous 12-month period. The annual minimum is based on 916,667 kWh:s per month,
plus twelve months multiplied by the monthly minimum demand charge for the first 3,000
kVa of demand. The annual minimum reflected above is based on base revenues only.
Any other revenues paid in billed rates (such as the DSM Tariff Rider Schedule 91) do not
factor into the annual minimum calculation.
lssued December21,2015 Effective January 1,2016
tcr rar{ hrr Arr
By Kelly O. Nonrood, VP, State & FederalRegulation
l.P.U.C. No.28
Tenth Revision Sheet 25P
Canceling
Ninth Revision Sheet 25P
CORPORATION
Avista Utilities
AVISTA
dlbla
SCHEDULE 25P
EXTRA LARGE GENEML SERVICE TO CLEARWATER PAPER'S FACILITY. IDAHO
(Three phase, available voltage)
AVAIIABLE:
To Clearwater Paper Corporation's Lewiston, ldaho Facility.
APPLICABLE:
To general service supplied for all power requirements with a demand of not less
than 2,500 kVA but not greater than 110,000 kVA. The average of the Custome/s
demand for the most recent twelve-month period must fall within these demand limits for
seruice under this schedule. Customer shall provide and maintain all transformers and
other necessary equipment on its side of the point of delivery and enter into a written
contract for five (5) years or longer.
MONTHLY RATE: The sum of the following demand and energy charges:
Energy Charge:
4.443$ per kwh
Demand Charge:
$19.600,@ for the flrct 3,000 kVA of demand or less.
1st Demand Block: $475 per kVA for each additional kVA of demand up to
55,000 kvA.
2nd Demand Block: $2.25 per kVA for each additionat kVA of demand above
55,000 kvA.
Primary Voltage Discount:
lf Customer takes service at 11 kV (wye grounded) or higher, it wil! be
allowed a primary voltage discount of 20$ per kVA of demand per month.
Minimum:
The demand charge unless a higher minimum is required under contract to
cover special conditions.
ANNUAL MINIMUM: $650.730
Any annual minimum deficiency will be determined during the April billing cycle for
the previous 12-month period. The annual minimum is based on 916,667 kWh's per month,
plus twelve months multiplied by the monthly minimum demand charge for the first 3,000
kVa of demand. The annual minimum reflected above is based on base revenues only.
Any other revenues paid in billed rates (such as the DSM Tariff Rider Schedule 91) do not
factor into the annual minimum calculation.
lssued May 26,2o'16 Effective June 26, 2016
by
By Kelly O. Nonrood, VP, State & Federal Regulation
LP.U.C. No.28
Eleventh Revision Sheet 31
Canceling
Tenth Revision Sheet 31
CORPORATION
Avista Utilities
AVISTA
dlbla
SCHEDULE 31
PUMPING SERVICE.IDAHO
(Available phase and voltage)
AVAILABLE:
To Customers in the State of ldaho where Company has electric service available.
APPLICABLE:
To service through one meter for pumping water or water effluents, including
incidenta! power used for other equipment and lighting essentialto the pumping operation.
For such incidental service, Customer will fumish any transformers and other necessary
equipment. Customer may be required to enter into a written contract for five (5) years or
longer and will have service available on a continuous basis unless there is a change in
ownership or control of property served.
MONTHLY RATE:
The sum of the following charges:
$10.00 Basic Gharge, plus
Energy Charge:
10.038f per kWh for the first 85 l(A/h per kW of demand, and for the next 80
l(A/h per kW of demand but not more than 3,000 t( /h.
8.5560 per KWh for all additional l(A/h,
Annual Minimum:
$12.00 per kW of the highest demand established in the cunent year ending
with the November billing cycle. lf no demand occurred in the current year, the
annual minimum will be based on the highest demand in the latest previous
year having a demand.
Demand:
The average kW supplied during the 1S-minute period of maximum use during
the month determined, at the option of Company, by a demand meter or
nameplate input rating of pump motor.
SPECIAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
lf Customer requests the account to be closed by reason of change in ownership or
control of property, the unbilled service and any applicable annual minimum will be
prorated to the date of closing.
Service under this schedule is subject to the Rules and Regulations contained in
this tariff.
The above Monthly Rates are subject to increases or decreases as set forth in Tax
Adjustment Schedule 58, Temporary Power Cost Adjustment Schedule 66, Fixed Cost
Adjustment Schedule 75, Energy Efficiency Rider Adjustment Schedule 91 and Earnings
Test Deferral Rebate Schedule 97.
Issued May 26, 2016 Effective June 26, 2016
Kelly O. Nonrvood, VP, State & FederalRegulationBy
l.P.U.C. No.28
Tenth Revision Sheet 31
Canceling
Ninth Revision Sheet 31
AVISTA CORPORATION
d/b/a Avista Utilities
SCHEDULE 31
PUMPING SERVICE - IDAHO
(Available pha$e and voltage)
AVA!LABLE:
To Customers in the State of ldaho where Company has electric service available.
APPLICABLE:
To service through one meter for pumping water or water effluents, including
incidental power used for other equipment and lighting essential to the pumping operation.
For such incidental service, Customer will furnish any transformers and other necessary
equipment. Customer may be required to enter into a written contract for five (5) years or
longer and will have service available on a continuous basis unless there is a change in
ownership or contro! of property served.
MONTHLY RA[E:
The sum of the following charges:
$8SO Basic Charge, Plus
Energy Charge:
9365d per kWh for the first 85 KA/h per kW of demand, and for the next 80
KA/h per kW of demand but not more than 3,000 l( rh.WO per KWh for al! additional KA/h.
AnnualMinimum:
$12.00 per kW of the highest demand established in the current year ending
with the November billing cycle. lf no demand occurred in the current year, the
annual minimum will be based on the highest demand in the latest previous
year having a demand.
Demand:
The average kW supplied during the lS-minute period of maximum use during
the month determined, at the option of Company, by a demand meter or
nameplate input rating of pump motor.
SPECIAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
!f Customer requests the account to be closed by reason of change in ownership or
control of property, the unbilled service and any applicable annual minimum will be
prorated to the date of closing.
Service under this schedule is subject to the Rules and Regulations contained in
this tariff.
The above Monthly Rates are subject to increases or decreases as set forth in Tax
Adjustment Schedule 58, Temporary Power CostAdJustment Schedule 66, Fixed Cost
Adjustment Schedule 75, Energy Efficiency Rider Adjustment Schedule 91 and Earnings
Test Deferral Rebate Schedule 97.
lssued December21,2015 Effective January 1,2016
raal hre Ar
Kelly O. Nonrrood, VP, State & Federal Regulation
l.P.U.C. No.28
Eleventh Revision Sheet 31
Canceling
Tenth Revision Sheet 31
AVISTA CORPORATION
d/b/a Avista Utilities
SCHEDULE 31
PUMPING SERVICE. IDAHO
(Available phase and voltage)
AVAIIABLE:
To Customers in the State of ldaho where Company has electric service available.
APPLICABLE:
To service through one meter for pumping water or water effluents, including
incidental power used for other equipment and lighting essential to the pumping operation.
For such incidental service, Customer will fumish any transformers and other necessary
equipment. Customer may be required to enter into a written contract for five (5) years or
longer and will have service available on a continuous basis unless there is a change in
ownership or control of property served.
MONTHLY RATE:
The sum of the following charges:
$l_0.00 Basic Charge, plus
Energy Charge:
10.038d per kWh for the first 85 t(A/h per kW of demand, and for the next 80
l(A/h per kW of demand but not more than 3,000 KA/h.
9;[500 per K\Nh for all additional K/Vh.
AnnualMinimum:
$12.00 per kW of the highest demand established in the current year ending
with the November billing cycle. lf no demand occurred in the current year, the
annual minimum will be based on the highest demand in the latest previous
year having a demand.
Demand:
The average kW supplied during the 1S-minute period of maximum use during
the month determined, at the option of Company, by a demand meter or
nameplate input rating of pump motor,
SPECIAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
!f Customer requests the account to be closed by reason of change in ownership or
control of property, the unbilled service and any applicable annual minimum will be
prorated to the date of closing.
Service under this schedule is subject to the Rules and Regulations contained in
this tariff.
The above Monthly Rates are subject to increases or decreases as set forth in Tax
Adjustment Schedule 58, Temporary Power Cost Adjustment Schedule 66, Fixed Cost
Adjustment Schedule 75, Energy Efficiency Rider Adjustment Schedule 91 and Earnings
Test Defenal Rebate Schedule 97.
lssued May 26,2O1O Effective June 26, 2016
Utilities
Kelly O. Nonrood,VP, State & Federal Regulation
l.P.U.C. No.28
Tenth Revision Sheet 41
Canceling
Ninth Revision Sheet 41
AVISTA CORPORATION
d/b/a Avista Utilities
SCHEDULE 41
COMPANY OWNED STREET LIGHT SERVICE-IDAHO
(Single phase and available voltage)
AVAILABLE:
To agencies of local, state, or federal governments in all ldaho territory
served by Company. Closed to new installations as of November 24, 1981,
except where Company and customer agree, mercury vapor lamps may be
installed to provide compatibility with existing light sources.
APPLICABLE:
To annual operation of dusk-to-dawn lighting for public streets and
thoroughfares upon receipt of an authorized application.
MONTHLY RATE:
Fixture
& Size
(Lumens)
Wood Pedestal
Base
Code Rate
Direct DeveloperBurial Contribute_4
Code Rate Code Rate
Nq Pole
Code Rate Code Rate
411 $ 15.90511 19.26611 27.'.17
Sinqle Mercurv VapoI
7000
10000
20000
416 $ 15.90
'Not available to new customers accounts, or locations.
#Decorative Curb.
lssued May 26,2016 Effective June 26, 2016
AvistaBy , Kelly O. Nonrood, VP, State & Federal Regulation7* J^,".*J
Ninth Revision Sheet 41
Canceling
I.P.U.C. No.28 Eighth Revision Sheet 41
AVISTA CORPORATION
d/b/a Avista Utilities
SCHEDULE 41
COMPANY OWNED STREET LIGHT SERVICE-IDAHO
(Single phase and available voltage)
AVAIIABLE:
To agencies of local, state, or federal governments in all ldaho territory
served by Company. Closed to new installations as of November 24, 1981,
except where Company and customer agree, mercury vapor lamps may be
installed to provide compatibility with existing light sources.
APPLICABLE:
To annua! operation of dusk-to-dawn lighting for public streets and
thoroughfares upon receipt of an authorized application.
MONTHLY RATE:
Fixture
& Size
(Lumens)-No Pole
Code Rate
Wood
Pole
Code Rate
411 $ 14S8511 17,79611 25S8
Pedestal
Base
Code Rate
Slngle MercuqlVaoor
Direct DeveloperBurial Contributed
Code Rate Code Rate
416 $ {4$87000
10000
20000
*Not available to new customers accounts, or locations.
#Decorative Curb.
lssued December21,zo",5 Ettecuve January 1, zo'lti
Avista t tilltls
By Kelly O. Norwood, VP, State & FederalRegulation
l.P.U.C. No.28
Tenth Revision Sheet 41
Canceling
Ninth Revision Sheet 41
AVISTA
dlbla
CORPORATION
Avista UtiliUes
SCHEDULE 41
COMPANY OWNED STREET LIGHT SERVICE.IDAHO
(Single phase and available voltage)
AVAILABLE:
To agencies of local, state, or federal govemments in all ldaho territory
served by Company. Closed to new installations as of November 24,1981,
except where Company and customer agree, mercury vapor lamps may be
installed to provide compatibili$ with existing light sources.
APPLICABLE:
To annual operation of dusk-to-dawn lighting for public streets and
thoroughfares upon receipt of an authorized application.
MONTHLY RATE:
Pole Facilitv
Fixture
& Size
(Lumens)
MetalStandard
No Pole
Code Rate
Wood
Pole
9ode Rate
Pedestal
Base
Code Rate
Direct
Buriql
Code Rate
Developer
Contributed
Code Rate
SingleMeriJ&r,yYnpof
7000
10000
20000
411 $ 15.90511 19.26611 27.17
416 $ 15.90
'Not available to new customers accounts, or locations.
#Decorative Curb.
lssued May 26,2016 Effective June 26, 2016
By Kelly O. Noruood, VP, State & FederalRegulation
l.P.U.C. No.28
Tenth Revision Sheet 42
Canceling
Ninth Revision Sheet 42
AVISTA CORPORATION
d/b/a Avista Utilitles
SCHEDULE 42
COMPANY OWNED STREET LIGHT SERVICE. IDAHO
(Single phase and available voltage)
AVAII.ABLE:
To agencies of local, state, or federal governments in all ldaho territory
served by Company.
APPLICABLE:
To annual operation of dusk-to-dawn lighting for public streets and
thoroughfares upon receipt of an authorized application,
MONTHLY RATE:
Pole Faoilltv
MetalSbndard
Fixture
& Size No Pole
Code Rate
Sinole High-Pressure Sodium Vapor
(Nominal Rating in Watts)
Wood
Pole
Code Rate
Pedestal
Base
Code Rate
Direct
Burial
Code Rate
234# $13.974U# 14.69433 25.73533 34.66633 38.60833 s1.90
Developer
Contributed
Code Rate
436 $14.28536 23.27636 27.20836 40.45936 21.25
446 $ 28.65546 45.85
50w
100w
100w
200w
250W
400w
150W
235 $11.20935 11.72435 13.62535 22.60635 26.51835 39.79
431 $ 14.28531 23.27631 27.20831 40.45
432 $25.73532 34.66632 38.60832 51.90
Dsubla Hloh-Pressure Sodium Vapor
(Nominal Rating in Watts)
100w
200w 545 $45.17
#Decorative Curb
Dscorative Sodium,Vgopr
100W Granville
100W Post Top
100W Kim Light
542 58.70
474*
484*
439*'
26.60
25.51
14.70
'16'fiberglass pole
'*25'fiberglass pole
By , Kelly O, Norwood,
4 J^,-*J
VP, State & Federal Regulation
l.P.U.C. No.28
Ninth Revision Sheet 42
Canceling
Revision Sheet 42
by Avista
By
AVISTA CORPORATION
d/b/a Avista Utilities
SCHEDULE 42
COMPANY OWNED STREET LIGHT SERVICE - IDAHO
(Single phase and available voltage)
AVAII.ABLE:
To agencies of local, state, or federal governments in all ldaho territory
served by Company.
APPLICABLE:
To annual operation of dusk-to-dawn lighting for public streets and
thoroughfares upon receipt of an authorized application.
MONTHLY RATE:
Pore Faciritv
Metal Standard
Fixture
& Size No Pole
Code Rate
Sinole Hioh-Pressure Sodium Vaoor
(Nominal Ratlng in Watts)
Wood PedestalPole Base
Code Rate Code Rate
431 $ {€JA $2 $23J5531 Z1# 532 31=9963't 25++ 632 35€3831 3L34 832 47,91
50w 235 $10=34100w 935 40t3100w 435 1251200w 535 3e86250W 635 ?447400w 835 36J3
150W
Direct
Burial
Code Rate
234# $#Lge
434# #6433 23J5533 3{-gg633 3H833 47,9tr
Developer
Contributed
Code Rate
436 $1+t8536 M636 #J4836 97,94936 {9S2
446 $26,45546 M
Poqble High-Pqssurq Sodium VaFf
(Nominal Rating in Watts)100w .4,tit $36,4€ .t43 $ 37,74200w 545 $.11,70 542 54=19
#Decorative Curb
DecoraUve Sodium Vaoor
1 00W Granvillg {i€-{48:88
100W Post Top
100W Kim Light
474' 3455484' 3355438*' 13,57
*16'fiberglass pole
"25'fiberglass pole
Kelly O. Noruood,VP, State & FederalRegulation
l.P.U.C. No.28
AVISTA CORPORATION
d/b/a Avista Utilities
SCHEDULE 42
COMPANY OWNED STREET LIGHT SERVICE . IDAHO
(Single phase and available voltage)
AVAIISBLE:
To agencies of local, state, or federal governments in al! ldaho territory
served by Company.
APPLICABLE:
To annual operation of dusk-todawn lighting for public streets and
thoroughfares upon receipt of an authorized application.
MONTHLY RATE:
Pole Facilitv
Metal Standard
N6 POle
Code Rate
Sinole Hioh-Pressure Sodium Vaoor
(Nominal Rating in Watts)
50w
100w
100w
Fixture
& Size
250W
400w
150W
235 $1!.20935 11.72435 13.62 431 $ 14.28531 23.27631 27.20831 40.45
$25.73
34.66
38.60
51.90
234# $13.97434# 14.69433 25.73533 5436',633 38.60833 5'!.90
$14.28
23.27
27.20
40.45
21.25
Wood
Pole
Code Rate
Pedestal
Base
Code Rate
4req DeveloperBurial Contributed
Code Rab Code Rate
200w 53s 22.60
436
536
636
836
936
432
532
632
832
474' 26.604U' 25;51
438.* 14.70
635 26.51835 3 .79
Double Hiotr-Pressure Sodium Vaoor
(Nominal Rating in Watts)
100w200w s45 $45.17
#Decorative Curb
Decorative Sodium Vaoor
100W Granville
100W PostTop
100W Kim Light
542 58.70
446 $ 28.65546 45.85
*16'fiberglass pole*'25'fiberglass pole
Kelly O. Nonrood, VP, State & Federal Regulation
Seventh Revision Sheet 42A
Canceling
Sixth Revision Sheet 42Al.P.U.C. No.28
AVISTA CORPORATION
dba Avista Utilities
MONTHLY MTE:
Fixture
& Size
70w
70w
107W
248W
SCHEDULE 424 - Continued
Pole Facilitv
SingleLigh,t Emittino Dlode (LED)
(Nominal Rating in Watts)
Wood
No Pole Pole
Code Rate Code Rate
9351 11.72
4351 13.62 4311 14.28
5351 22.60 5311 23.27
8351 39.79 8311 40.45
441L 28.65
MetalStandardPedestal Direct DeveloperBase Burial Contributed
Code Rate Code Rate Code Rate
Doublg LlghlEmiilho Diode (LED)
(Nominal Rating in Watts)
70w
107W
43/,L# 14.69
43?L 25.73 4331 25.73
5321 34.66 5331 34.66
8321 51.90 8331 51.90
442L 40.86
542L 58.70
4361 14.28
5361 23.27
8361 40.45
446L 28.65
5461 45.855451 45.17
#Decorative Curb
Decorative LED
70W Granville 4751 20.45
70W PostTop
474L* 26.60
484L" 25.51
*'16'fiberglass pole
Custom Street Llqht Cabuldon
Customers who choose to add street light fixtures that are outside of the offerings listed above will
be quoted a fixed monthly rate based on the following rate calculation. The three components
detailed below will be added together to develop the new Schedule 42rate.
Step 1 - The capital component will be determined by multiplying an engineering estimate of the
installed cost of the new light component, or fixture, by the Capital Recovery Factor of 13.865%.
Step 2 - The maintenance component will either be the embedded maintenance cost of a similar
existing fixture or an engineering estimate of the maintenance cost of a new fixture. The
maintenance component for an existing light can be derived by subtracting the Schedule 46
(energy) light code monthly charge from the same Schedule M light code monthly charge
(maintenance and energy).
Step 3 - The energy component will either be the energy cost of the same wattage light under
Schedule 46 or the calculation of a new custom fixture detailed on Schedule 46.
fssued May 26,2016 Effective June 26, 2016
ranl lrrr Arrlala I
Kelly O. Norwood, VP, State & Federal Regulation
4,J^'ffnt
LP.U.C. No.28
AVISTA CORPOMTION
dba Avistra Utilities
MONTHLY RATE:
Fixture
& Size
SCHEDULE 42A - Continued
Pole Facilitv
MetalStandard
Wood
No Pole Pole
Code Rate Code Rate
Pedestal
Base
Code Rate
Direct
Burial
Code Rate
4341# 43S6
4331 W
5331 3{S9
Developer
Cqntd!-uted
Code Rate
4361 $1+r8
5361 M
Sinole Lioht Emittino Dlode{LEDI
(Nominal Rating in Watts)
70w
70w
107W
9351 {482
4351 999999999999999 5+ 4311$ rffi 432L $p3J$
5351 2eS6 5311 M 5321 3+S9
Double Light Ennittno Dlode (LED)
(Nominal Rating in Watts)70w 4411$ 26J5107W 5451 $4{J4
#Decorative Curb
Decorative LED
70W Granville 475L $4839
70W Post Top
44:2L$ 97,72
542L 5449
4461 $ 26,45
54tiL Ag
4741'. 24#
48/,L* 2355
*16'fiberglass pole
Custom $treet Lloht Calculatlon
Customers who choose to add sheet light fixtures that are outside of the offerings listed above will
be quoted a fixed monthly rate based on the following rate calculation. The three components
detailed below will be added together to develop the new Schedule 42 rate.
Step 1 - The capital component will be determined by multiplying an engineering estimate of the
installed cost of the new light component, or fixture, by the Capital Recovery Factor of 43.298%.
Step 2 - The maintenance component will either be the embedded maintenance cost of a similar
existing fixture or an englneering estimate of the maintenance cost of a new fixture. The
maintenance component for an existing light can be derived by subtracting the Schedule 46
(energy) light code monthly charge from the same Schedule 44light code monthly charge
(maintenance and energy).
Step 3 - The energy component will either be the energy cost of the same wattage light under
Schedule 46 or the calculation of a new custom fixture detailed on Schedule 46.
Kelly O. Norwood,VP, State & Federal Regulation
Seventh Revision Sheet 42A
Canceling
Sixth Revision Sheet 42Al.P.U.C. No.28
AV!STA
dba
CORPORATION
Avista Utilities
MONTHLY RATE:
70w
107W
248W
SCHEDULE 42A - Continued
Pole Facilitv
MetalStandard
Fixture
& Size No Pole
Code Rate
$inole Lioht Emlttino Dlode {LED)
(Nominal Rating in Watts)70w 9351 11.72
Wood
Pole
Code Rate
431L 14.2iLjt
5311 23.?7
8311 4q#5
Pedestal
Base,-
Code Rate
Direct DeveloperBurial Contributed
Code Rate Code Rate
4351 13.62
5351 22.60
8351 39,79
4361 14.28
5361 23.27
8361 40.45
432L
5321
8321
446L
5461
442L
542L
434L# 14.69
25.73 4331 25.73
94.66 5331 q4.66
51.90 8331 51.90
40.86
58.70
Double Liaht Emittino'Dloda &ED)
(Nominal Rating in Watts)70w 441L 28.65107W 5451 45.'.17
#Decorative Curb
Decorative LED
70W Granville 475L 20.45
70W PostTop
474L* 26.60
4841* 25.51
'16'fiberglass pole
28.65
45.85
Cuatom Strset Lloht Calculatlon
Customers who choose to add street light fixtures that are outside of the offerings listed above will
be quoted a fixed monthly rate based on the following rate calculation. The three components
detailed below will be added together to develop the new Schedule 42 rate.
Step 1 - The capital component will be determined by multiplying an engineering estimate of the
installed cost of the new light component, or fixture, by the Capital Recovery Factor of !!;!!!%.
Step 2 - The maintenance component will either be the embedded maintenance cost of a similar
existing fixture or an engineering estimate of the maintenance cost of a new fixture. The
maintenance component for an existing light can be derived by subtracting the Schedule 46
(energy) light code monthly charge from the same Schedule 44 light code monthly charge
(maintenance and energy).
Step 3 - The energy component will either be the energy cost of the same wattage light under
Schedule 46 or the calculation of a new custom fixture detailed on Schedule 46.
lssued May 26,2016 Effective June 26, 2016
red bv Avista Utilities
By Kelly O. Norwood, VF, State & Federal Regulation
Tenth Revision Sheet44
Canceling
Ninth Revision Sheet 44l.P.U.C. No.28
CORPORATION
Avista Utilities
AVISTA
dlbla
SCHEDULE 44
CUSTOMER OWNED STREET LIGHT ENERGY AND MAINTENANCE SERVICE .
IDAHO
HIGH-PRESSURE SODIUM VAPOR
(Single phase and availabte voltage)
AVAII.ABLE:
To agencies of local, state, or federal govemments in all ldaho tenitory served by
Company. Closed to new installations afbc{ive Januarv 1J016.
APPLICABLE:
To annual operation of duskto-dawn Iighting for public streets and thoroughfares
upon receipt of an authorized application.
MONTHLY MTE:
Pole Facilitu
Fixture
& Size
(Lumens)No Pole
Code Bala
Sinole Hlgh-Pressure Sodlum Vaeor
Metal,Standard
100w
200w
250W
310W
400w
150W
43s $10.40535 15.69635 17.64735 20.08835 28.09935 13.64
Wood
PoleCode Ratq
431 $10.40
631 17.64
Pedestal
, Base
Code Rate
432 $10.40532 15.69632 17.64
832 28.09
Direct Developer
BV,rial ContributedCode Rate Code Rate
53415.69633 17.64
936 13.64
SPECIAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
Customer is responsible for financing, installing and owning standards, luminaries
and necessary circuitry and related facilities to connect with Gompany designated points of
delivery. All such facilities will conform to Company's design, standards and
specifications. Customer is also responsible for painting (if desired) and replacing
damaged pole facilities.
Company willfurnish the necessary energy, repairs and maintenance work
including lamp and glassware cleaning and replacement, Repairs and maintenance work
will be performed by Company during regularly scheduled working hours.
lssued May 26, 2016 Effective June 26,2016
AvistaBy 7 Kelly O. Norwood,
4 nJ^*.t VP, State & Federal Regulation
LP.U.C. No.28
AVISTA CORPORATION
d/b/a Avista UtiliUes
SCHEDULE 44
CUSTOMER OWNED STREET LIGHT ENERGY AND MAINTENANCE SERVICE -
IDAHO
HIGH.PRESSURE SODIUM VAPOR
(Single phase and available voltage)
AVAILABLE:
To agencies of local, state, or federal governments in all ldaho territory served by
Company, Closed to new installations eff,ec{ive January 1. 2016.
APPLICABLE:
To annual operation of dusk-to-dawn lighting for public streets and thoroughfares
upon receipt of an authorized application.
MONTHLY RATE:
Pole Facilitu
Fixture
& Size
(Lumens)
MetalStandard
Wood
No Pole Pole
Code Rate Code Rnte
Direct DeveloperBurial ContributedCode Rate Code Rate
Pedestal
Base
Code Rate
Sinule Hioh-Prcssure Sodium Vaoor
100w
200w
250W
310W
400w
150W
435 $ gss 431 $ 9SO 432 $ 9€e 433 $ sss535 11,19 6e1-144A 532 144A 5€€--1449 5341.1,,18635 {€t8 631 {€39 632 11}J8 633 {e28735 {C54. 731 18,6,t 733 18.6{ 73i} 18.54835 2533 801---#i1 832 25S3 SiXW935 {2S9 . 9361+59
@109w, ,1,11 18,37 4,iA 19,37 143 1837
,3.1gl^, '74e 3
SPECIAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
Customer is responsible for financing, installing and owning standards, luminaries
and necessary circuitry and related facilities to connect with Company designated points of
delivery. All such facilities will conform to Company's design, standards and
specifications. Customer is also responsible for painting (if desired) and replacing
damaged pole facilities.
Company willfurnish the necessary energy, repairs and maintenance work
including lamp and glassware cleaning and replacement. Repairs and maintenance work
will be performed by Company during regularly scheduled working hours.
Kelly O. Nonnood, VP, State & FederalRegulation
l.P.U.C. No.28
Tenth Revision Sheet 44
Canceling
Ninth Revision Sheet 44
AVISTA CORPORATION
d/b/a Avista Utilities
SCHEDULE 44
CUSTOMER OWNED STREET LIGHT ENERGY AND MAINTENANCE SERVICE.
IDAHO
HIGH.PRESSURE SODIUM VAPOR
(Single phase and available voltage)
AVAII.ABLE:
To agencies of local, state, or federal governments in all ldaho tenitory served by
Company. glosed to nerrv ingtallations effes{iva Januarv 1. 2016.
APPLICABLE:
To annual operation of dusk{o-dawn lighting for public streets and thoroughfares
upon receipt of an authorized application.
MONTHLY RATE:
Pore Faciritu
Fixture
& Size
(Lumens)
Sinole Hhh-Pre$ule Sodlum VEoor
100w
200w
250W
310W
400w
150W
MetalStandard
435 $1q40535 15.69635 ',17,,64735 20.08835 28.09935 13.U
Wood
Pole
Code: Rate
431 $lgllg
631 17.64
Pedestal
Base
Code Rate
432 $Lg,4g532 15.69632 17.64
832 28.09
Direct DeveloperBurial Contributed
Code Rate Code Rate
534 15.69
17,U.
936 13.64
SPECIAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
Customer is responsible for financing, installing and owning standards, luminaries
and necessary circuitry and related facilities to connect with Company designated points of
delivery. All such facilities will conform to Company's design, standards and
specifications. Customer is also responsible for painting (if desired) and replacing
damaged pole facilities.
Company willfurnish the necessary energy, repairs and maintenance work
including lamp and glassware cleaning and replacement. Repairs and maintenance work
wil! be performed by Company during regularly scheduled working hours.
lssued May 26, 2016 Effective June 26, 2016
lssued
By Kelly O. Nonrood, VP, State & FederalRegulation
LP.U.C. No.28
AV]STA CORPORATION
d/b/a Avista Utilities
SCHEDULE 45
CUSTOMER OWNED STREET LIGHT ENERGY SERVICE - IDAHO
(Single phase and available voltage)
AVAILABLE:
To agencies of local, state, or federa! govemments in all ldaho territory
served by Company. Closed to new installations as of November 24,198'1, except
where Company and customer agree, mercury vapor lamps may be installed to
provide compatibility with existing light sources.
APPLICABLE:
To annual operation of lighting for public streets and thoroughfares upon
receipt of an authorized application.
M.NTHLY RATE:
Per Luminaire
Dusk toFixture Dawn
& Size Service(Lumens) Code Rate
MercurvVapdr10000 515 $ 7.6420000# 615 13,87
#Also includes Metal Halide,
SPECIAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
Customer is responsible for financing, installing, owning, maintaining and
replacing all standards, luminaires, and necessary circuitry and related facilities to
connect with Company designated points of delivery. Customer will also provide a
light sensitive relay and/or time switch in order to control the hours that energy will
be provided.
Company is responsible only for the furnishing of energy to the point of
delivery and the billing and accounting related thereto.
Service under this schedule is subject to the Rules and Regulations
contained in this tariff.
The above Monthly Rates are subject to increases as set forth in Tax
Adjustment Schedule 58, Ternporary Power Cost Adjustment Schedule 66,
Energy Efficiency Rider Adjustment Schedule 91 and Earnings Test Deferral
Rebate Schedule 97.
By , Kelly O. Norwood,ru J^,-'.1
VP, State & Federal Regulation
l.P.U.C. No.28
Ninth Revision Sheet 45
Canceling
iiohth Revision Sheet 45
AVISTA CORPORATION
d/b/a Avista Utilities
SCHEDULE 45
CUSTOMER OWNED STREET LIGHT ENERGY SERVICE - IDAHO
(Single phase and available voltage)
AVAILABLE:
To agencies of local, state, or federal governments in all ldaho territory
served by Company. Closed to new installations as of November 24,1981, except
where Company and customer agree, mercury vapor lamps may be installed to
provide compatibility with existing light sources.
APPLICABLE:
To annual operation of lighting for public streets and thoroughfares upon
receipt of an authorized application.
MONTHLY RATE:
Per Luminaire
Dusk toFixture Dawn
& Size Service(Lumens) Code Rate
Marcury Vapor10000 515 $78520000# 615 1:30
#Also includes Metal Halide.
SPECIAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
Customer is responsible for financing, installing, owning, maintaining and
replacing all standards, luminaires, and necessary circuitry and related facilities to
connect with Company designated points of delivery. Customer will also provide a
light sensitive relay and/or time switch in order to contro! the hours that energy wil!
be provided.
Company is responsible only for the furnishing of energy to the point of
delivery and the billing and accounting related thereto.
Service under this schedule is subject to the Rules and Regulations
contained in this tariff.
The above Monthly Rates are subiect to increases as set forth in Tax
Adjustment Schedule 58, Temporary Power Cost Adjustment Schedule 66,
Energy Efficiency Rider Adjustment Schedule 91 and Earnings Test Deferral
Rebate Schedule 97.
lssued December 21, 2tJ1"Eredue January 1, zulo
lssued by
By Kelly O. Norwood, VP, State & Federal Regulation
l.P.U.C. No.28
Tenth Revision Sheet 45
Canceling
Ninth Revision Sheet 45
AVISTA CORPORATION
d/b/a Avista Utilities
SCHEDULE 45
CUSTOMER OWNED STREET LIGHT ENERGY SERVICE . IDAHO
(Single phase and available voltage)
AVAILABLE:
To agencies of local, state, or federal governments in all ldaho territory
served by Company. Closed to new installations as of November 24,1981, except
where Company and customer agree, mercury vapor lamps may be installed to
provide compatibility with existing light sources.
APPLICABLE:
To annual operation of lighting for public streets and thoroughfares upon
receipt of an authorized application.
MONTHLY RATE:q#frT*
Fixture Dawn
& Size Service -(Lumens) Code Rate
Merc{y Vaoqr10000 Sls $ 7.6420000# 615 13.87
#Also includes Metal Halide.
SPECIAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
Customer is responsible for financing, installing, owning, maintaining and
replacing all standards, luminaires, and necessary circuitry and related facilities to
connect with Company designated points of delivery. Customer will also provide a
light sensitive relay and/or time switch in order to control the hours that energy will
be provided.
Gompany is responsible only for the furnishing of energy to the point of
delivery and the billing and accounting related thereto.
Service under this schedule is subject to the Rules and Regulations
contained in this tariff.
The above Monthly Rates are subject to increases as set forth in Tax
Adjustment Schedule 58, Temporary Power Cost Adjustment Schedule 66,
Energy Efficiency Rider Adjustment Schedule 91 and Earnings Test Deferral
Rebate Schedule 97.
lssued May 26,2016 Effective June 26, 2016
ler ran{ hrr Arriela I
By Kelly O. Nonrood, VP, State & Federal Regulation
l.P.U.C. No.28
AVISTA CORPORATION
d/b/a Avista Utilities
SCHEDULE 46
CUSTOMER OWNED STREET LIGHT ENERGY SERVICE. IDAHO
HIGH.PRESSURE SODIUM VAPOR
(Single phase and available voltage)
AVAILABLE:
To agencies of local, state, or federal governments in all ldaho territory
served by Company.
APPLICABLE:
To annual operation of lighting for public streets and thoroughfares upon
receipt of an authorized application.
MONTHLY RATE:
Per Luminaire
Dusk to
Dawn
ServiceCode Rate
Hioh-Preesure Sodiqm Vapor
(Nominal Rating in Watts)
Fixture
& Size
(Lumens)
100w
200w
250W
310W
400w
150W
435 $ 4.74535 8.85635 10.90735 12.95835 16.52935 6.85
Custom Lioht Calculation
Customers who choose to add custom light fixtures outside of the offerings
detailed above will be quoted a fixed monthly rate based on the following custom rate
calculation.
Custom Rate = Wattage of Gustomers Street Light * 365 Houre * Energy Rate
The embedded energy rate under Schedule 46 is 9.881f per kWh.
'T-* ,J^#iNorwood'
VP, State & FederalRegulation
1.P.U.C. No.28
Ninth Revision Sheet 46
Canceling
iiqhth Revislon Sheet 46
AVISTA CORPOMTION
d/b/a Avista Utilities
Fixture
& Size
(Lumens)
SCHEDULE 46
CUSTOMER OWNED STREET LIGHT ENERGY SERVICE . IDAHO
HIGH.PRESSURE SODIUM VAPOR
(Single phase and available voltage)
AVAIL,ABLE:
To agencies of local, stiate, or federal governments in all ldaho territory
served by Company.
APPLICABLE:
To annualoperation of lighting for public streets and thoroughfares upon
receipt of an authorized application.
MONTHLY RATE:
Per Luminaire
Dusk to
Dawn
ServiceCode Rate
Hiphf reesure Sodium Vapof
(Nominal Rating in Watts)
100w
200w
250W
310W
400w
150W
'9ustom UghI CalcUlation
Customers who choose to add custom light fixtures outside of the offerings
detailed above will be quoted a fixed monthly rate based on the following custom rate
calculation.
Gustom Rate = Wattage of Customers Street Llght * 365 Hours * Energy Rate
The embedded energy rate under Schedule 46 is 9Jll4 per kWh.
435 $ 438535 9,1763s {+06735 1-{S5835 {€J5935 633
lssueo uecemoer :z1, ztJlc ElTecnve January 1, z01o
Kelly O. Nonrood, VP, State & Federal Regulation
Tenth Revision Sheet 46
Canceling
Ninth Revision Sheet 46l.P.U.C. No.28
AVISTA CORPORATION
d/b/a Avista Utilities
Fixture
& Size
(Lumens)
SCHEDULE 46
CUSTOMER OWNED STREET LIGHT ENERGY SERVICE . IDAHO
HIGH.PRESSURE SODI UM VAPOR
(Single phase and available voltage)
AVAIISBLE:
To agencies of local, state, or federal governments in all ldaho territory
served by Company.
APPLICABLE:
To annual operation of lighting for public streets and thoroughfares upon
receipt of an authorized application.
MONTHLY RATE:
Per Luminaire
Dusk to
Dawn
ServiceCode Rate
Hio.h-Pressuie,Sodium Veoor
(Nominal Rating in Watts)
100w
200w
250W
310W
400w
150W
Cr+stom Ligi! Calculation
Customers who choose to add custom light fixtures outside of the offerings
detailed above will be quoted a fixed monthly rate based on the following custom rate
calculation.
Custom Rate = Wattage of Gustomers Street Light * 365 Hours * Energy Rate
The embedded energy rate under Schedule a6 is $s[$ per kWh.
435 $ 4.74535 8.85635 10.9q735 12.9s835 16.52935 6.85
lssued May 26,2016 Effective June 26, 2016
Utilities
Kelly O. Norwood, VP, State & FederalRegulation
LP.U.C. No.28
Tenth Revision Sheet 47
Ganceling
Ninth Revision Sheet 47
AVISTA CORPORATION
d/b/a Avista Utilities
SCHEDULE 47
AREA LIGHTING . MERCURY VAPOR . IDAHO
(Single phase and available voltage)
AVAILABLE:
In all ldaho terrilory served by Company where existing secondary
distribution facilities are of adequate capacity, phase, and voltage.
APPLICABLE:
To annual operation of dusk-to-dawn area lighting with mercury vapor lamps
upon receipt of a Customer contract for five (5) years or more. Mercury vapor
lamps will be available only to those customers receiving service on October 23,
1 981.
MONTHLY RATE:
Charge per Unit
Nominal Lumens)7.000 10.000 20.000
Luminaire (on existing standard) $ 15.90 $ 1926 $ 27.34
Luminaire and Standard:
30-foot wood pole 19.90 23.27 31.36
Galvanized steel standards:
25 foot
30 foot
Monthly Rate
Pqre Facjrity oer Fole
3O-foot wood pole $ 6.53
S5-foot wood pole 12.67
ZO-tooffiberglass-direct burial 6.53
37.60
38.66
lssued May 2a,2o1a Eftecuve June 26,2016
By , Kelly O. Norwood, VP, State & Federal Regulation
Vd4 J^,^ftrd
l.P.U.C. No.28
Ninth Revision Sheet 47
Canceling
Revision Sheet 47
AVISTA CORPORATION
d/b/a Avista Utilities
SCHEDULE 47
AREA LIGHTING - MERCURY VAPOR - IDAHO
(Single phase and available voltage)
AVAILABLE:
ln all ldaho tenitory served by Company where existing secondary
distribution facilities are of adequate capacity, phase, and voltage.
APPL!CABLE:
To annual operation of dusk-todawn area lighting with mercury vapor lamps
upon receipt of a Customer contract for five (5) years or more. Mercury vapor
lamps will be available only to those customers receiving service on October 23,
1 981.
MONTHLY RATE:
Charge per Unit
[ominal Lumens)7.000 10.000 20.000
Luminaire (on existing standard) $ 14Sg $ 17,78 $ 25*4
Luminaire and Standard:
3O-foot wood pole 18.37 M 2&95
Galvanized steel standards:
25 foot g4=71
30 foot 35s9
Pole Facitity
30-foot wood pole
S5-foot wood pole
Monthllr Rate
pBr Pole
$m3
11.70
2O-foot fiberglassdirecJ burial 6'09
Kelly O. Norwood, VP, State & FederalRegulation
l.P.U.C. No.28
Tenth Revision Sheet 47
Canceling
Ninth Revision Sheet 47
by AVbta
By
AVISTA CORPOMTION
d/b/a Avista Utilities
SCHEDULE 47
AREA LIGHTING . MERCURY VAPOR. IDAHO
(Single phase and available voltage)
AVAILABLE:
!n all ldaho territory served by Company where existing secondary
distribution facilities are of adequate capacity, phase, and voltage.
APPLICABLE:
To annual operation of dusk-to-dawn area lighting with mercury vapor lamps
upon receipt of a Customer contract for five (5) years or more. Mercury vapor
lamps wil! be available only to those customers receiving service on October 23,
1981.
MONTHLY RATE:
Charge per Unit
Nominal Lumens)7.000 10.000 20.000
Luminaire (on existing standard) $ 15.90 $ 19.26 $27.U
Luminaire and Standard:
30-footwood pole 19.90 23.27 31.36
Galvanized steel standards:
25 foot
30 foot
Mpnthlv Rate
per Pole
Pole Facilitv
30-foot wood pole $ 6.53
S5-foot wood pole 12.67
2O-foot fiberglass-direct burial 6.53
37.60
38.66
Issued May 20, ZglA Effective June 26, 2016
Kelly O. Nonrood, VP, State & Federal Regulation
l.P.U.C. No.28
Tenth Revision Sheet 49
Canceling
Ninth Revision Sheet 49
AVISTA CORPORATION
d/b/a Avista Utilities
SCHEDULE 49
AREA LIGHTING . IDAHO
(Single phase and available voltage)
AVAILABLE:
In all territory served by the Company where existing secondary distribution
facilities are of adequate capacity, phase, and voltage.
APPLICABLE:
To annual operation of dusk-to-dawn area lighting with high-pressure sodium vapor
lamps upon receipt of a Customer contract for five (5) years or more.
MONTHLY RATE:
HIGH PRESSUBE $qDlUM VAPOR Charge per Unit
(Nqminal Rating in Watts)Luminaire 100W 200W 250W 400WCobrahead $ 12.69 $ 16.77 $19.38 $ 24.88
Decorative Curb 12.69
100W Granville w/16-foot decorative pole 31.93
100W Post Top w/16-foot decorative pole 30.61
100W Kim Light W25-foot fiberglass pole 19.24
400W Flood (No pole) 30.41
LIGHT EMITTING,DIoDE iLED) Charge per Unit
(Nominal Ratinq in Watts)Luminaire 70W 107W 248WCobrahead $12.69$16.77 $24.88
Decorative Curb 12.69
70W Granville d16-foot decorative pole 31.93
70W Post Top w/16-foot decorative pole 30.61
248W Flood (No Pole) 30.41
Monthly Rate
Pole Facilitv. per Pole
3O-foot wood pole $ 6.53
4O-foot wood pole 10.75
S5-foot wood pole 12.64
20-foot fiberglass 6.53
2S-foot galvanized steel standard 10.23
3O-foot galvanized steel standard' 11.30
25-foot galvanized aluminum standard* 12.48
3O-foot fiberglass-pedestal base 31,25
30-foot steel-pedestal base 28.84
35-foot steel-direct buried 28.84
lssued May 26,2016 Effective June 26, 2016
lssued Avistaby
By Kelly O. Norwood, Vice-President, State & Fecleral Regulation
?+ J^uftr.d
LP.U.C. No.28
Ninth Revision Sheet 49
Canceling
riohth Revision Sheet 49
AVISTA CORPORATION
dlb/a Avista Utilities
SCHEDULE 49
AREA LIGHTING . IDAHO
(Single phase and available voltage)
AVAILABLE.
ln all territory served by the Company where existing secondary distribution
facilities are of adequate capacity, phase, and voltage.
APPLICABLE:
To annual operation of dusk-to-dawn area lighting with high-pressure sodium vapor
lamps upon receipt of a Customer contract for five (5) years or more.
MONTHLY MTE:
HIGH PRESSURE SODIUM VAPOR Charge per Unit
(Nominal Ratino in Watts)
100w 200w 250w 400w
LuminaireCobrahead $ 11'71 ${€'48 $17,89 $33$?'
Decorative Curb 11,71
100W Granville w/16-foot decorative pote $?J941
100W Post Top M16-foot decorative pole M
100W Kim Light W25-foot fiberglass pole 17,76
400W Flood (No pole) *+F
LIGHT EMITTING DIODE (LED) Charge per Unit
(Nominal Ratinq in Watts)70w 107w
l-uminqifpCobrahead $ 11,71 $46148
Decorative Curb 1'1,71
70W Granville W16-foot decorative pole $ 2914+
107W Post Top W16-foot decorative pole 28#6
Monthly Rate
Pole Fapility per Pole
30-foot wood pole $ m3
4O-foot wood pole 9Sa
S5-foot wood pole 11,67
2O-foot fiberglass 6sil
2S-foot galvanized steelstandard W
3O-foot galvanized steel standard* 1€=43
2S-foot galvanized aluminum standard* 1#
3O-foot fiberglass-pedestal base 2€€5
3O-foot steel-pedestal base 2&63
35-foot steeldirect buried 2€€3
lssued December 21,2015 Effective January 1,201A
Avlstaby
By l(elly O. Nonrood, Vice-President, State & Federal Regulation
l.P.U.C. No.28
AVISTA CORPORATION
d/b/a Avista Utilities
SCHEDULE 49
AREA LIGHTING . IDAHO
(Single phase and available voltage)
AVAILABLE:
ln allterritory served by the Company where existing secondary dishibution
facilities are of adequate capacity, phase, and voltage.
APPLICABLE:
To annual operation of dusk-todawn area lighting with high-pressure sodium vapor
lamps upon receipt of a Customer contract for five (5) years or more.
MONTHLY RATE:
l_{!GH PRESSURE SODIUM VAPOR Charge per Unit
(Nominal,Ratinq in Watts) -Luminaire 100W 200W 250W 400WCobrahead $ 12.69 $ 16.77 $l-9i!9 $ 24.34
Decorative Curb 12.69
100W Granville M16-foot decorative pole 9f .93
100W Post Top M16-foot decorative pole 30.61
100W Kim Light M25-foot fiberglass pole 19.24
400W Flood (No pole) 30.41
LIGHT EMITTING DI9DE (LED) Charge per Unit
CIominal Ratinq in Watts)Luminaire 70W 10n / 248WCobrahead $12.69$16.77 $24.88
Decorative Curb 12.69
70W Granville M16-foot decorative pole 31.93
@J/ Post Top w/l6-foot decorative pole q0.6L
248Wflood tNo P, olp) 30.41
Monthly Rate
Pole Facilitv per Pole
3O-foot wood pole $ 6.53
4O-foot wood pole 10.75
55-foot wood pole 12.64
20-foot fiberglass 6.53
2S-foot galvanized steel standard 10.23
3O-foot galvanized steel standard* 11.30
2S-foot galvanized aluminum standard* 12.48
SO-foot fiberglass-pedestal base 31.25
30-foot steel-pedestal base 28.84
3S-foot steel-direct buried 28.U
Kelly O. Norwood, Vice-President, State & Federal Regulation