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HomeMy WebLinkAboutAvistaGas.pdfIssued June 2, 1999 Effective July 9, 1999 Issued by Avista Utilities By , Manager, Rates & Tariff Administration A I.P.U.C. No. 27 Original Sheet A AVISTA CORPORATION d/b/a Avista Utilities NAMING RATES, RULES AND REGULATIONS GOVERNING NATURAL GAS SERVICE IN THE AREA SERVED BY THE COMPANY IN Bonner, Boundary, Kootenai, Latah, Nez Perce and Shoshone Counties, Idaho IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION APPROVED EFFECTIVE July 6, 1999 July 9, 1999 Myrna J. Walters Secretary IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION APPROVED EFFECTIVE July 6, 1999 July 9, 1999 Myrna J. Walters Secretary IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION Approved Effective Dec. 17, 2018 Jan. 1, 2019 Diane M. Hanian Secretary Issued June 2, 1999 Effective July 9, 1999 Issued by Avista Utilities By , Manager, Rates & Tariff Administration C I.P.U.C. No. 27 Original Sheet C AVISTA CORPORATION d/b/a Avista Utilities IDAHO DEFINITION OF RATE AREA Rate Schedules in this tariff are available to Customers in the territory served by Company. The territory served by Company includes the following incorporated townsand environs thereof: Bonners Ferry Bovill Coeur d'AleneDalton Gardens Deary Fernan Village Genesee HaydenHayden Lake Kellogg Kootenai Lewiston MoscowMullan Osburn Pinehurst Ponderay Post FallsRathdrum Sandpoint Smelterville Troy WallaceWardner IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION APPROVED EFFECTIVE July 6, 1999 July 9, 1999 Myrna J. Walters Secretary IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION APPROVED EFFECTIVE July 6, 1999 July 9, 1999 Myrna J. Walters Secretary IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION Approved Effective Dec. 17, 2018 Jan. 1, 2019 Diane M. Hanian Secretary IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION Approved Effective Dec. 17, 2018 Jan. 1, 2019 Diane M. Hanian Secretary IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION Approved Effective Sept. 27, 2010 Oct. 1, 2010 Per O.N. 32070 Jean D. Jewell Secretary IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION Approved Effective Dec. 17, 2018 Jan. 1, 2019 Diane M. Hanian Secretary IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION Approved Effective Sept. 27, 2010 Oct. 1, 2010 Per O.N. 32070 Jean D. Jewell Secretary IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION Approved Effective Dec. 17, 2018 Jan. 1, 2019 Diane M. Hanian Secretary IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION Approved Effective Dec. 17, 2018 Jan. 1, 2019 Diane M. Hanian Secretary IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION Approved Effective Dec. 17, 2018 Jan. 1, 2019 Diane M. Hanian Secretary IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION Approved Effective Feb. 22, 2016 March 1, 2016 Jean D. Jewell Secretary IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION Approved Effective Feb. 22, 2016 March 1, 2016 Jean D. Jewell Secretary Issued October 15, 2010 Effective December 1, 2010 Issued by Avista Utilities By Kelly O. Norwood ,Vice President, State & Federal Regulation I.P.U.C. No.27 Substitute Original Sheet 146D 146C AVISTA CORPORATION d/b/a Avista Utilities SCHEDULE 146 - continued TRANSPORTATION SERVICE FOR CUSTOMER-OWNED GAS - IDAHO 10. The Customer, with assistance from the Company when necessary, will schedule its supply such that at the end of the Customer's billing cycle, the Customer's usage approximately equals the amount of gas supplied to the Company by the Customer's supplier during the billing cycle. 11. If the confirmed monthly gas allocation exceeds 105%, or falls below 95%, of the Customer’s corresponding monthly usage, the Company will provide notification by the fifteenth day of the following month that the imbalance exceeds the allowed tolerance and that a potential penalty situation exists. From the notification date, 45 days will be given to eliminate the imbalance. If at the end of the 45 day period the imbalance has not been corrected to a level within the allowed tolerance, a balancing penalty of $1.00 per therm will be assessed for each therm in excess of 105% or below 95%, on the imbalance as described. The imbalance penalty will continue to be charged at the end of each billing period until the imbalance is within the allowed tolerance. 12. Gas delivered under this schedule shall not be resold by the Customer contracting for transportation service. 13. The quality of Customer-owned natural gas shall meet the requirements as set forth in the Company’s Pipeline Transporters’ FERC tariff. 14. Customers served under this schedule who desire to switch from this Schedule to a sales service schedule, or from a sales service schedule to this Schedule, must provide 90 days’ prior written notice to the Company. The Company reserves the right to refuse or postpone a Customer request to switch between transportation service and sales service based on firm pipeline capacity or gas supply constraints. 15. Service under this schedule is subject to the Rules and Regulations contained in this tariff. 16. The above Rate is subject to the provisions of Purchase Gas Cost Adjustment Schedule 150, Gas Rate Adjustment Schedule 155, Tax Adjustment Schedule 158, and DSM Rider Adjustment Schedule 191. IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION Approved Effective Nov. 29, 2010 Dec. 1, 2010 Jean D. Jewell Secretary Issued October 15, 2010 Effective December 1, 2010 Issued by Avista Utilities By Kelly O. Norwood ,Vice President, State & Federal Regulation I.P.U.C. No.27 Substitute Original Sheet 146E 146D AVISTA CORPORATION d/b/a Avista Utilities SCHEDULE 146 - continued TRANSPORTATION SERVICE FOR CUSTOMER-OWNED GAS - IDAHO 17. Deferred gas costs will be determined for individual customers served under this Schedule, as well as for sales Customers who request to switch from a sales service Schedule to this Schedule. The deferred gas cost balance for each Customer will be based on the difference between the purchased gas costs collected through rates and the Company’s actual purchased gas cost multiplied by the Customer’s therm usage each month. The deferred gas cost balance for Customers who have switched from a sales service schedule to this Scheduled will be transferred with the Customer’s account. The Customer shall have the option of 1) a lump-sum refund or surcharge to eliminate the deferred gas cost balance, or 2) an amortization rate per therm to reduce the deferred gas cost balance. 18. Customers who elect to switch from service under this Schedule to a sales service schedule will be served under Schedule 112 or Schedule 132 as applicable. IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION Approved Effective Nov. 29, 2010 Dec. 1, 2010 Jean D. Jewell Secretary Issued June 2, 1999 Effective July 9, 1999 Issued by Avista Utilities By , Manager, Rates & Tariff Administration 149 I.P.U.C. No. 27 Original Sheet 149 AVISTA CORPORATION d/b/a Avista Utilities SCHEDULE 149 SPECIAL PURCHASE GAS COST ADJUSTMENT - IDAHO APPLICABLE: To Customers taking service under Schedule 131, Interruptible Service. PURPOSE: To pass through adjustments in purchased gas costs resulting from adjustments in the rates of the Company's supplier, Northwest Pipeline Corporation, pursuant to a tariff approved by the Federal Energy RegulatoryCommission authorizing pipeline commodity rate changes on one day's notice. The commodity charge for Interruptible Service Schedule 131 shall be adjusted by the rate shown in column (e) below. RATE: Per Therm Pipeline Commodity Rate Adjustments Current Adjustment Currently to ScheduleMaximumCurrentCumulativeEffective131, Inter- Commodity Commodity Commodity Commodity ruptible Rate Adjustment Adjustment Rate Service (a)(b)(c)(d)(e) 21.385¢0.000¢0.000¢21.385¢0.000¢ SPECIAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS: The above rate is subject to the provisions of Tax Adjustment Schedule 158. IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION APPROVED EFFECTIVE July 6, 1999 July 9, 1999 Myrna J. Walters Secretary Twenty-Sixth RevisionSheet 150 Replacing I.P.U.C.No.27 Twenty-Fifth RevisionSheet 150 150 AVISTA CORPORATION d/bla Avista Utilities SCHEDULE 150 PURCHASE GAS COSTADJUSTMENT -IDAHO APPLICABLE: To Customers in the State of Idaho where Company has natural gas service available. PURPOSE: To pass through changes in costs resulting from purchasing and transporting natural gas,to become effective as noted below. RATE: (a)The retail rates of firm gas Schedules 101,111 and 112 are to be increased by 26.665¢per therm in all blocks of these rate schedules. (b)The rates of interruptible Schedules 131 and 132 are to be increased by 17.025¢per therm. (c)The rate for transportation under Schedule 146 is to be decreased by 0.000¢per therm. WEIGHTEDAVERAGE GAS COST: The above rate changes are based on the following weighted average cost of gas per therm as of the effective date shown below: Demand Commodity Total Schedules 101 9.640¢17.025¢26.665¢ Schedules 111 and 112 9.640¢17.025¢26.665¢ Schedules 131 and 132 0.000¢17.025¢17.025¢ The above amounts Include a gross revenue factor. Demand Commodity Total Schedules 101 9.584¢16.926¢26.510¢ Schedules 111 and 112 9.584¢16.926¢26.510¢ Schedules 131 and 132 0.000¢16.926¢16.926¢ The above amounts do not include a gross revenue factor. BALANCINGACCOUNT: The Company will maintain a Purchase Gas Adjustment(PGA)Balancing Account whereby monthly entries into this Balancing Account will be made to reflect differences between the actual purchased gas costs collected from customers and the actual purchased gas costs incurred by the Company.Those differences are then collected from or refunded to customers under Schedule 155 -Gas Rate Adjustment. Issued August 24,2018 Effective November1,2018 Issued by Avista Utilities B Patrick Ehrbar-Directorof RegulatoryAffairs IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION Approved Effective Oct. 31, 2018 Nov. 1, 2018 Per O.N. 34187 Diane M. Hanian Secretary IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION Approved Effective Dec. 13, 2010 Jan. 1, 2011 Jean D. Jewell Secretary Issued June 2, 1999 Effective July 9, 1999 Issued by Avista Utilities By , Manager, Rates & Tariff Administration 151 I.P.U.C. No. 27 Original Sheet 151 AVISTA CORPORATION d/b/a Avista Utilities SCHEDULE 151 GAS EXTENSION POLICY - IDAHO (Residential Service) AVAILABLE: For service piping or main extensions to the Company's distribution facilities where there is available, or will be made available, to the Company for resale a volume of gasadequate for the service requested, elevation and construction conditions permit and one or more bona fide, prospective residential customers make application for an extensionthereof for permanent continuing uses. APPLICABLE: To service piping or main extensions installed, owned, operated and maintained bythe Company. DEFINITIONS: "Extension" shall be the distribution main, pressure regulating devices, service piping and appurtenances required to connect existing facilities of the Company, havingcapacity adequate to supply the gas service requested, to the "meter location." "Meter Location" shall be the point at which gas shall be delivered to and received by the applicant, shall be out-of-doors, and shall be at a point designated by the Companysubject to the applicant's approval, provided that the length of service piping shall notexceed, by more than ten feet, the shortest distance between the Company's distribution main and the building to be served. "Extension Cost" shall be the Company's estimate of the cost of furnishing andinstalling an extension assuming the existing distribution main is located in the center of the street or alley. "Annual Revenue" shall be the Company's estimate of the annual payments under the applicable rate for the gas service requested. A "year" shall begin with the first meter reading date after service is available and shall end twelve months thereafter. ACCESS TO PREMISES:The applicant shall grant to the Company the right to remove (and replace) or otherwise disturb, lawns, shrubs or other property on the applicant's premises as reasonably necessary for the purpose of installing an extension hereunder. IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION APPROVED EFFECTIVE July 6, 1999 July 9, 1999 Myrna J. Walters Secretary Issued June 2, 1999 Effective July 9, 1999 Issued by Avista Utilities By , Manager, Rates & Tariff Administration 151A I.P.U.C. No. 27 Original Sheet 151A AVISTA CORPORATION d/b/a Avista Utilities SCHEDULE 151 - Continued EXTENSION RULES: 1.The Company will furnish and install, at its expense, an extension if the annual revenue therefrom will be not less than one-third the extension cost. 2.The Company will furnish and install, at its expense, an extension if the annual revenue therefrom will be more than one-sixth but less than one-thirdthe extension cost provided the applicant agrees to pay, for gas service for a period of five years, an annual amount equal to not less than one-third the extension cost. 3.The Company will not be required to construct extensions where the annual revenue will be less than one-sixth the extension cost.4.Facilities provided by the Company in accordance with Rule 2 above will be deemed an extension (hereafter called "existing extension") during the first five years that service is available therefrom. Applicants for service involving an addition to an "existing extension" during such five years will be considered as applicants for a new extension except that the annual minimum payments of suchapplicants for the remainder of the five year term of the existing extension shall not be less than the minimum payments required considering the new extension and the existing extension as a "combined extension." In the event the annual minimum payments required for the combined extension are less than those required for the existing extension, annual minimum payments of customers on theexisting extension will be reduced to such lesser payments for the remainder of the original five-year term. 5.The Company may require applicants to advance to the Company a sum equal to 12 minimum monthly payments under the applicable schedule or agreement. Such advance, to be paid before the Company is required to initiateconstruction, shall be applied as a credit to the customer's gas account for the 12 months beginning with the first meter reading after gas service is made available. IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION APPROVED EFFECTIVE July 6, 1999 July 9, 1999 Myrna J. Walters Secretary Issued June 2, 1999 Effective July 9, 1999 Issued by Avista Utilities By , Manager, Rates & Tariff Administration 152 I.P.U.C. No. 27 Original Sheet 152 AVISTA CORPORATION d/b/a Avista Utilities SCHEDULE 152 GAS EXTENSION POLICY - IDAHO(Commercial and Industrial) AVAILABLE: For service piping or main extensions to the Company's distribution facilities where there is available, or will be made available, to the Company for resale avolume of gas adequate for the service requested, elevation and construction conditions permit and one or more bona fide, prospective commercial and/or industrial customers make application for an extension thereof for permanent continuing uses. APPLICABLE: To service piping or main extensions installed, owned, operated and maintained by the Company. DEFINITIONS:"Extension" shall be the distribution main, pressure regulating devices, service piping and appurtenances required to connect existing facilities of the Company, having capacity adequate to supply the gas service requested, to the "meter location." "Meter Location" shall be the point at which gas shall be delivered to and received by the applicant, and shall be at a location designated by the Company. "Extension Cost" shall be the Company's estimate of the cost of furnishing and installing an extension assuming the existing distribution main is located in thecenter of the street or alley. "Annual Revenue" shall be the Company's estimate of the annual payments under the applicable rate for the gas service requested. A "year" shall begin with the first meter reading date after service is available and shall end 12 months thereafter. ACCESS TO PREMISES: The applicant shall grant to the Company the right to remove (and replace)or otherwise disturb property on the applicant's premises as reasonably necessary for the purpose of installing an extension hereunder. IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION APPROVED EFFECTIVE July 6, 1999 July 9, 1999 Myrna J. Walters Secretary Issued June 2, 1999 Effective July 9, 1999 Issued by Avista Utilities By , Manager, Rates & Tariff Administration 152A I.P.U.C. No. 27 Original Sheet 152A AVISTA CORPORATION d/b/a Avista Utilities SCHEDULE 152 - Continued EXTENSION RULE: The Company will furnish and install, at its expense, an extension if the annual revenue therefrom will be not less than one-third the extension cost, provided the prospective permanence of the applicant, characteristics of gas load, and other factors are acceptable to the Company. The Company may require an advance construction payment, an advance payment of bills for gas service, and/or the execution of a contract providing for the conditions of service and the payment by the applicant of a prescribed minimum annual amount for said service. IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION APPROVED EFFECTIVE July 6, 1999 July 9, 1999 Myrna J. Walters Secretary Issued June 2, 1999 Effective July 9, 1999 Issued by Avista Utilities By , Manager, Rates & Tariff Administration 153 I.P.U.C. No. 27 Original Sheet 153 AVISTA CORPORATION d/b/a Avista Utilities SCHEDULE 153 TEMPORARY SERVICE - IDAHO AVAILABLE: In all territory where the Company has natural gas service available. APPLICABLE: The Company will, subject to the availability of gas supply and facilities, furnish and install (and subsequently remove) facilities required to supply gas service for use for a temporary period. The Customer will pay in advance theestimated cost less net salvage of all facilities installed by the Company to supply temporary service. MONTHLY RATE: Service will be supplied at the Monthly Rate applicable to the class ofservice, provided that if the total estimated cost of facilities installed by the Company minus the advance by the customer exceeds $100.00, a rental charge of one per cent of such excess cost of facilities will be added to the monthly bill. RULES AND REGULATIONS:Service under this schedule is subject to Rules and Regulations contained in this tariff. IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION APPROVED EFFECTIVE July 6, 1999 July 9, 1999 Myrna J. Walters Secretary Issued June 2, 1999 Effective July 9, 1999 Issued by Avista Utilities By , Manager, Rates & Tariff Administration 154 I.P.U.C. No. 27 Original Sheet 154 AVISTA CORPORATION d/b/a Avista Utilities SCHEDULE 154 Rural Gas Service Connections - Idaho(From facilities operating at pressure of 75 pounds gage or more) AVAILABLE: For connection to and supply of gas from facilities existing in unincorporated areas where there is available, or will be made available, to the Company for resale avolume of gas adequate for the service requested, elevation and construction conditions permit and one or more bona fide, prospective residential or farm customers makeapplication for gas service for permanent, continuing uses. APPLICABLE: To service connections to be furnished, installed, owned, maintained, andoperated by the Company to supply gas service, in rural areas, from facilities operating at pressure of 75 pounds gage or more. DEFINITIONS:"Service Connection" shall be the pipe tap, shut-off valve, pressure reducingdevice(s), automatic relief valve, meter, odorizer, enclosing facility, appurtenances and service pipe, 1 inch or smaller, extending from the existing main for a distance not in excess of 100 feet per customer, provided, however, that where said main is located on the right of way of a public road, said 100 feet shall be taken as beginning at the center ofsuch right of way. "Location of Service Connection" shall be at a point designated by the Company."Service Connection Cost" shall be the Company's estimate of the cost of furnishing and installing a service connection. "Annual Revenue" shall be the Company's estimate of the annual payments underthe applicable rate for the gas service requested. "Customer Service Line" shall be the pipe and appurtenances beginning at the end of the Company's service connection and extending to the point or points of utilization, including pressure reducing device(s) with built-in automatic shut-off, all of which shall beof a size and type conforming to the Company's specifications."Point of Delivery" shall be the point at which the customer service line joins the service connection, and shall be the point at which gas shall be delivered to and received by the customer. "Meter Location" shall be at the outlet side of the Company's pressure reducingdevice(s) provided, however, that the Company, at its option, may install its meter on or adjacent to the premises of the customer. "Delivery Pressure" - Gas service hereunder shall be delivered to the customerservice line at a pressure determined by the Company to be adequate for the service requested. IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION APPROVED EFFECTIVE July 6, 1999 July 9, 1999 Myrna J. Walters Secretary Issued June 2, 1999 Effective July 9, 1999 Issued by Avista Utilities By , Manager, Rates & Tariff Administration 154A I.P.U.C. No. 27 Original Sheet 154A AVISTA CORPORATION d/b/a Avista Utilities SCHEDULE 154 - continued SERVICE CONNECTION RULES:1.The Company, at its expense, will furnish, install, maintain and operate aservice connection provided: a.The annual revenue therefrom is not less than one-third the service connection cost. b.The applicant executes an Agreement for Gas Extension and GasService. c.The applicant, at his expense, installs and owns a safe and adequate customer service line. d.The applicant, at his expense, furnishes all necessary right of way.e.The applicant pays to the Company the advance, if any, requiredunder paragraph 5 hereof 2.The Company shall not be required to install a service connection until the customer service line has been installed, nor be required to install or connect its facility to said customer service line when such work will be hampered by adverse weather, road,ground or operating conditions. 3.The applicant shall be solely responsible for the operation and maintenanceof his customer service line, all pipes leading therefrom, and all devices and appurtenances (including but not limited to pressure reducing devices, appliances, chimneys, flues, etc.) required in connection with the safe and proper use or possession ofthe gas delivered into said customer service line. 4.The Company will exercise reasonable diligence in attending and maintaining its service connection equipment installed under this schedule. It shall be recognized, however, that the Company may be unable, from time to time, to service saidequipment to the same degree that it is able to do so in urban areas and there may beoccasions when due to weather or other causes the delivery of gas into the customer's service line may be interrupted. 5.The Company may require applicant(s) to advance to the Company a sum equal to the Annual Revenue. The Company will not pay interest on said advance. Saidadvance shall be applied by the Company as payment of the applicable monthly charges beginning when the use of service is established by the applicant or two (2) months from the date service is first made available to applicant's premises, whichever is the earlier.6.Upon request of the Company, customer(s) receiving service made available pursuant to this schedule, shall read the meter, each month, on the datedesignated by the Company and promptly report said reading to the Company. 7.In any month when meter is not read bill will be rendered based on estimated consumption. When a meter reading shows actual consumptions greater than (or less than) the estimated consumptions billed, such difference will be billed (or credited)as though used during that month in which the meter was read. IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION APPROVED EFFECTIVE July 6, 1999 July 9, 1999 Myrna J. Walters Secretary Issued June 2, 1999 Effective July 9, 1999 Issued by Avista Utilities By , Manager, Rates & Tariff Administration 154B I.P.U.C. No. 27 Original Sheet 154B AVISTA CORPORATION d/b/a Avista Utilities SCHEDULE 154 - continued SERVICE CONNECTION RULES - continued:8.Except as otherwise provided herein, gas service hereunder shall besupplied in accordance with and subject to the Rules and Regulations of the Company, governing gas service, on file with the regulatory commissions having jurisdiction and in effect at the time gas service is delivered hereunder. IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION APPROVED EFFECTIVE July 6, 1999 July 9, 1999 Myrna J. Walters Secretary Twentieth RevisionSheet 155 Canceling I.P.U.C.No.27 Nineteenth RevisionSheet 155 155 AVISTA CORPORATION d/bla Avista Utilities SCHEDULE 155 GAS RATE ADJUSTMENT -IDAHO AVAILABLE: To Customers in the State of Idaho where Company has natural gas service available. PURPOSE: To adjust gas rates for amounts generated by the sources listed below. MONTHLY RATE: (a)The rates of firm gas Schedules 101 and 111 are to be decreased by 9.145¢per therm in all blocks of these rate schedules. (b)The rate of interruptible gas Schedule 131 is to be decreased by 0.000¢per therm. (c)The rate of transportationgas Schedule 146 is to be decreased by 0.265¢ per therm. SOURCES OF MONTHLY RATE: Changes in the monthly rates above result from amounts which have been accumulated in the Purchase Gas Adjustment (PGA)Balancing Account as described in Schedule 150 -Purchase Gas Cost Adjustment. SPECIAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS: The above Monthly Rate is subject to the provisions of Tax Adjustment Schedule 158. Issued August 24,2018 Effective November 1,2018 Issued by Avista Utilities P ector of RegulatoryAffairs IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION Approved Effective Oct. 31, 2018 Nov. 1, 2018 Per O.N. 34187 Diane M. Hanian Secretary IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION Approved Effective Nov. 1, 2010 Nov. 1, 2010 Per O.N. 32102 Jean D. Jewell Secretary Idaho Public Utilities Commission Office of the Secretary ACCEPTED FOR FILING September 17, 2012 Boise, Idaho Issued April 24, 2002 Effective May 31, 2002 Issued by Avista Utilities By Kelly Norwood , Vice President, Rates & Regulation First Revision Sheet 170A 170-A CancelingI.P.U.C. No. 27 Original Sheet 170-A AVISTA CORPORATION d/b/a Avista Utilities IDAHO RULES AND REGULATIONS 1.ADOPTION OF RULES OF REGULATORY AUTHORITIES: The rules regulating natural gas service, prescribed by the Idaho Public Utilities Commission, hereinafter called the Commission, are hereby adopted and by this referenceare made a part of this tariff. The following customer relations rules are not listed in detail in this tariff: Deposits, Termination/Discontinuance of Service, Master-Metering, Bills, Complaint Procedures, Information to Gas Customers, and Meter Reading and Billing Practices. These rules willinstead be found in the Commission's "Utility Customer Relations Rules”, and “Utility Customer Information Rules”. Current copies of these Rules will be available for Customer reference at each of the Company's business offices. 2.SCHEDULES AND CONDITIONS:The schedules and conditions specified in this tariff for natural gas service are subject to change in accordance with the laws of the State of Idaho, or any amendment thereof. The amount of gas to be furnished here under shall be subject to the amount available to the Company pursuant to contracts with its pipeline supplier. All schedulesfor natural gas service apply to Customers located on the established mains of Avista Corporation, hereinafter called the Company. 3.TAX ADJUSTMENT: The rates named in this tariff shall be proportionately increased to compensate forany county or municipal tax, including franchise fees or other charges, upon or in respect of the right of the Company to operate, to use the public streets, alleys or thoroughfares, or to do business within the jurisdiction imposing the charge. 4.SUPPLY AND USE OF SERVICE: Service will be supplied only under and pursuant to these Rules, and anymodifications or additions thereto lawfully made, and under such applicable rate schedule or schedules as may from time to time be lawfully fixed. Service will be supplied only to those who secure their source of natural gas exclusively from the Company, unlessotherwise provided under appropriate contract. Service shall be used by the Customer only for the purposes specified in the service agreement and applicable rate schedule or schedules, and Customers shall not sell, or permit others to use such service, except when expressly authorized to do so under appropriate contract. IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION Approved Effective May 1, 2002 May 31, 2002 Jean D. Jewell Secretary Issued June 2, 1999 Effective July 9, 1999 Issued by Avista Utilities By , Manager, Rates & Tariff Administration 170-B I.P.U.C. No. 27 Original Sheet 170-B AVISTA CORPORATION d/b/a Avista Utilities IDAHO RULES AND REGULATIONS - continued 5.DEFINITIONS: 5.1 Applicant: Any potential customer who applies for service from the Company andeither has no previous service from the Company or has not had service with the Company within the most recent sixty days. 5.2 Customer: Any individual, partnership, corporation, association, governmental agency,political subdivision, municipality or other entity who has applied for, been accepted, and is currently (1) receiving service, or (2) assuming responsibility for payment of service provided to another or others. If the person receiving service is not the same person as the personassuming responsibility for payment of service, the latter is the customer for purposes of obtaining service, cancelling service, receiving refunds, etc. Additionally, a person who moves within a the Company’s service territory and requests that service be terminated at the customer’s previous location and servicebe initiated at a new location within sixty days is considered an existing Customer and not an applicant. 5.3 Premises: Each building, structure, dwelling or residence of the Customer. If theCustomer uses several buildings or structures in the operation of a single integrated commercial, industrial, or institutional enterprise, the Company, on request of the Customer, shall consider all such buildings or structures that are in proximity to each other to be the premises, even though intervening ownerships orpublic thoroughfares exist. In such instances, the Customer shall own and beresponsible for the installation, operation, and maintenance of all natural gas facilities on the Customer's side of the point of delivery to all structures constituting such premises including the responsibility for obtaining the rights-of-way, permits, governmental licenses or other approvals. Should the Company find that unduehardship could result from such a Customer owning natural gas facilities on the Customer's side of the point of delivery, the Company may, pursuant to a rental arrangement, provide, own, and maintain such facilities which will be comprised of only regular inventory items of the Company. If it becomes necessary for theCompany to abandon any of its natural gas facilities due to several buildings orstructures becoming the premises, the Customer may be required to pay for the investment in such facilities less net salvage. IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION APPROVED EFFECTIVE July 6, 1999 July 9, 1999 Myrna J. Walters Secretary Issued June 2, 1999 Effective July 9, 1999 Issued by Avista Utilities By , Manager, Rates & Tariff Administration 170-C I.P.U.C. No. 27 Original Sheet 170-C AVISTA CORPORATION d/b/a Avista Utilities IDAHO RULES AND REGULATIONS - continued 5.DEFINITIONS: - continued 5.4 Basis of Rates:The Company's rates are based upon, and are applicable to, the furnishing of natural gas service to a Customer at a single point of delivery on his premises, through a single meter installation, at a single pressure unless otherwisespecifically provided in the rate schedule or contract. 5.5 Natural Gas Service:Natural gas service is the availability of natural gas at the point of delivery at the pressure and for the purpose specified in the service agreement, irrespective of whether said natural gas is actually utilized by the Customer. The volume of gas delivered will be measured in cubic feet and converted to therms in accordancewith Rule 5.13. 5.6 Point of Delivery: The "point of delivery" shall be the "meter location" defined in Rule 8. Service supplied to the same Customer at other points of delivery or premises, orat a different pressure shall be separately metered and billed as a separate rateapplication. The Company will not add, totalize, telemeter, or otherwise combine the meter readings for separate and distinct premises for measuring natural gas service or for the application of a rate schedule or schedules. 5.7 Therm:A "therm" is a unit of heating value equivalent to one hundred thousand (100,000) British Thermal Units (BTU). 5.8 Standard Cubic Foot of Gas: A "Standard Cubic Foot of Gas" shall be the amount of gas which, whensaturated with water vapor at a temperature of 60° Fahrenheit and subject to an absolute pressure of 14.73 pounds per square inch occupies a volume of one cubic foot. 5.9 Daily Average BTU:The "daily average BTU" shall be the average total heating value in BTUper standard cubic foot of gas supplied to customers each day. 5.10 Monthly Average BTU: (Billing Period)The "monthly average BTU" shall be the result (to the nearest whole number) obtained by dividing the sum of the daily average BTU's for each day ofthe billing period by the number of days in such period. IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION APPROVED EFFECTIVE July 6, 1999 July 9, 1999 Myrna J. Walters Secretary Issued June 2, 1999 Effective July 9, 1999 Issued by Avista Utilities By , Manager, Rates & Tariff Administration 170-D I.P.U.C. No. 27 Original Sheet 170-D AVISTA CORPORATION d/b/a Avista Utilities IDAHO RULES AND REGULATIONS - continued 5.DEFINITIONS: - continued5.11 Metered Gas Pressure:The "metered gas pressure" shall be the pressure existing at the point of metering. 5.12 Metered Volume of Gas:The "metered volume of gas" shall be defined as the amount of gas delivered to the Customer as indicated on the Customer's meter at the metered gas pressure. 5.13 Therms of Gas:The "therms of gas" supplied to a customer shall be the product of the metered volume of gas converted to standard cubic feet of gas, multiplied by the monthly average BTU, and divided by one hundred thousand (100,000). 6.APPLICATION AND AGREEMENT FOR SERVICE: Each prospective Customer desiring natural gas service may be required tocomplete the Company's standard form of application for service or other form of agreement before service is supplied by the Company. An application for service shall be deemed to be a notice that the applicant desires service from the Company as a Customer and represents his agreement to comply with the Company's Rules and Regulations on file with the Commission and in effect at the time service is furnished. In the absence of a signed application or agreement for service, thedelivery of natural gas service and the taking thereof by the Customer shall be deemed toconstitute an agreement by and between the Company and the Customer for the delivery and acceptance of service under the applicable rate schedule or schedules and said Rules and Regulations. The Company will provide to its Customers at time of application for service and thereafter such information relative to its rates, rules and regulations as may from time to time be required by law or Commission rule and regulation. All service shall be furnished under an agreement for a term of one year, at theoption of the Company, or longer when so provided in the applicable rate schedule. When optional rate schedules are available, the Customer may not change from one rate schedule to another more frequently than once in any 12-month period. For service in large volumes or received under unusual circumstances, theCompany may require the Customer to execute a special written agreement. IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION APPROVED EFFECTIVE July 6, 1999 July 9, 1999 Myrna J. Walters Secretary IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION Approved Effective Oct. 19, 2004 Nov. 1, 2004 Jean D. Jewell Secretary Issued November 10, 2000 Effective December 22, 2000 Issued by Avista Utilities By , Manager, Rates & Tariff Administration First Revision Sheet 170-E.1 170-E.1 CancellingI.P.U.C. No. 27 Original Sheet 170-E.1 AVISTA CORPORATION d/b/a Avista Utilities IDAHO RULES AND REGULATIONS - continued 7.SERVICE PIPING AND METERS: - continued 7.3 For those residential customers where the Company is installing a new gas service line or replacing an existing service, the Company will notify thosecustomers regarding the availability of an Excess Flow Valve (EFV). An EFV isdesigned to restrict the flow of natural gas should the service line be severed. The charge to install an EFV shall be $77.50, which will be billed to the customer, for installation on a new gas service line or a service line that is being replaced. Residential customers with an existing gas service line who request installation ofan excess flow valve will be billed for actual labor and materials costs associated with the installation. The Customer originally requesting installation of an EFV will be responsible for any EFV repair or replacement costs that were not directlycaused by the Company or third-party. Installation of an excess flow valve will be made available only to single-unit residential dwellings 8.SERVICE ENTRANCES AND CONNECTIONS: "Meter Location" shall be the point at which gas shall be delivered to and received by the applicant, shall be out-of-doors, if practicable, and shall be at a point designated bythe Company subject to the applicant's approval, provided that the length of service pipingshall not exceed, by more than ten feet, the shortest distance between the Company's distribution main and the building to be served. The Company, in accordance with Gas Extension Policies, Schedules 151 or 152,will furnish and install the service piping between its main and the meter location. The Customer shall exercise proper care to protect the Company's property on hispremises; and in the event of loss or damage to the Company's property, arising from neglect, carelessness or misuse by the Customer, hisemployees, servants, or agents, the cost of necessary repairs or replacements shall be paid by the Customer. 9.ACCESS TO PREMISES:The Customer shall grant all necessary permission to enable the Company to install and maintain the service on the premises of the Customer and to carry out itscontract. The Company shall have the right through its agents, or employees, to enter upon the premises of the Customer at all reasonable times for the purpose of reading, inspecting, repairing, or removing the metering devices and properties of the Company. Inthe event the Customer is not the owner of the premises occupied, he shall obtain such permission from the owner as the Company may require. IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION APPROVED EFFECTIVE Dec. 18, 2000 Dec. 22, 2000 Jean D. Jewell Secretary Issued June 2, 1999 Effective July 9, 1999 Issued by Avista Utilities By , Manager, Rates & Tariff Administration 170-F I.P.U.C. No. 27 Original Sheet 170-F AVISTA CORPORATION d/b/a Avista Utilities IDAHO RULES AND REGULATIONS - continued 10.REFUSAL OF SERVICE: Nothing in these rules shall be construed as placing upon the Company any responsibility for the condition or maintenance of the Customer's piping, currentconsuming devices or other equipment, and the Company shall not be held liable for any loss or damage resulting from defects in the Customer's installation and shall not be heldliable for damage to persons or property arising from the use of the service on the premises of the Customer. A.The Company may refuse to connect an applicant for service or may refuseto render additional service to a Customer when such service, including compliance with these Rules and Regulations, will adversely affect service being rendered to other Customers, or where the applicant or Customer has not complied with state, county, or municipal codes or regulations concerning the rendition ofsuch service.B.The Company may refuse to serve an applicant or a Customer if, in its judgment, said applicant's or Customer's installation or piping or gas-burning equipment is hazardous. C.The installation of proper protective devices on the applicant's orCustomer's premises may be required whenever the utility deems such installation necessary to protect its property or that of its Customers. D.The Company may not be required to provide service if, to do so, it wouldbe economically unfeasible. E.See other denial grounds as listed in Utility Customer Relations Rules 302-303 and 602-604. 10.1 Notice of Service Refusal: If the Company intends to deny service to an applicant, the Company shalldeliver to the applicant written notice of the Company's refusal to serve. The noticeshall state: A.the reasons for denial of service; B.actions the applicant may take in order to receive service; andC.that an informal or formal complaint concerning denial of service may be filed with the Commission. 11.INCREASED USE:In order to prevent damage to the Company's equipment and impairment of itsservice, the Customer shall give the Company notice before making any additions to his connected load so that the Company, at its option, may provide such facilities as may be necessary for furnishing the increased service. IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION APPROVED EFFECTIVE July 6, 1999 July 9, 1999 Myrna J. Walters Secretary Issued July 14, 2004 Effective September 1, 2004 Issued by Avista Utilities By Kelly Norwood, Vice President, State & Federal Regulation Second Revision Sheet 170-G 170-G I.P.U.C. No. 27 Canceling First Revision Sheet 170-G AVISTA CORPORATION d/b/a Avista Utilities IDAHO RULES AND REGULATIONS - continued 12. PAYMENTS: One bill will be rendered, for each monthly billing period, listing charges for electricity, gas, or other charges, to a Customer receiving one or more of such services from the Company at one premises. Company employees collecting payment at the customer’s premises will not except cash. If the customer offers payment in cash during a field collection visit, discontinuance of service will be postponed and the customer given the opportunity to either make payment at a designated payment agency or provide an alternative form of payment acceptable to the Company. Monthly bills for services rendered and other charges are due and payable in full within 15 days from their date and if not so paid shall be in default. When a residential Customer certifies in writing that payment by the ordinary due date creates a hardship due to the particular date when the Customer receives funds, the due date shall be extended up to an additional 15 days. In the event the Customer tenders a payment of less than the full amount of the monthly bill for services and/or other charges, the Company, unless otherwise directed by the Customer when payment is made, will apply said payment pro rata first to the charges in default and the remainder, if any, to the current monthly charges. 12.1 Returned Check Charge; Checks or payments remitted by Customers in payment of bills are accepted conditionally. A charge of $20.00 will be assessed the Customer for handling checks or payments upon which payment has been refused by the bank. 12.2 Late Payment Charge; Payments not received by the next month’s bill date will be considered late. A late payment charge will be applied to the delinquent amount and will be computed at the rate of 12 percent per annum or one percent per month. The late payment charge will not be applied to time-payment or equal payment accounts that are current. 12.3 ACH Withdrawal Charge: When a Customer requests that the Company initiate a draft drawn on the Customer’s financial institution, a charge of $1.50 per draft will be assessed and billed to the Customer. 13. DEPOSITS: See Utility Customer Relations Rules 100-109 and 601. (Note: On April 20, 1999, an exception was granted to Rule 107.02, allowing the Company to credit deposits which are no longer required, including accrued interest, directly to customer accounts.) IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION Approved Effective August 30, 2004 Sept. 1, 2004 Jean D. Jewell Secretary Issued July 26, 2004 Effective September 1, 2004 Issued by Avista Utilities By Kelly Norwood, Vice President, State & Federal Regulation 170-G.1 Substitute First Revision Sheet 170-G.1 I.P.U.C. No. 27 Canceling Original Sheet 170-G.1 AVISTA CORPORATION d/b/a Avista Utilities IDAHO RULES AND REGULATIONS - continued 14. DISCONTINUANCE OF SERVICE: See Utility Customer Relations Rules 300-313 and 600-605. 14.1 Field Collection Charge: A personal visit performed by a Company representative to a service address subsequent to satisfying the provisions regarding Discontinuance of Service shall be deemed a field collection visit. A $16.00 fee will be assessed for visits that result in the collection of past-due balances from the Customer during the visit. The fee will be waived if service is disconnected during the visit. The Customer will receive one free visit on a 12-month rolling basis. 15. RECONNECTION CHARGE: All applicable reconnection charges shall be paid before service is restored. Customer payments may be made to authorized Company employees or at a designated payment agency. 15.1 Reconnection Charge: When service has been discontinued for failure of the Customer to comply with the Company’s rules and regulations under this tariff including default (nonpayment), a charge shall be made for reconnection. The charge for reconnection shall be: $24.00, provided satisfactory arrangements for payment of all proper charges have been made during the hours of 8:00 a.m. through 4:00 p.m. Monday through Friday, except holidays; or $48.00 if such arrangements are made during the hours of 4:00 p.m. through 7:00 p.m. Monday through Friday, except holidays. If such arrangements are made during hours other than the above, the reconnection shall be completed on the following day except for medical emergencies or a customer disconnected in error. Any reconnection completed on a weekend or holiday will be charged $48.00. IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION Approved Effective August 30, 2004 Sept. 1, 2004 Jean D. Jewell Secretary IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION Approved Effective Oct. 19, 2004 Nov. 1, 2004 Jean D. Jewell Secretary Issued November 10, 2000 Effective December 22, 2000 Issued by Avista Utilities By , Manager, Rates & Tariff Administration First Revision Sheet 170-H 170-H CancellingI.P.U.C. No. 27 Original Sheet 170-H AVISTA CORPORATION d/b/a Avista Utilities IDAHO RULES AND REGULATIONS - continued 16.PERSONALIZED BILLING PLANS: Personalized Billing Plans for payment of bills for gas service (and electric service where applicable) are available to Customers who want level payments. The PersonalizedBilling Plans are offered to Customers without regard to time of year, home/businessownership or how long they have been at current residence or place of business. 16.1 Comfort-Level Billing Plan (CLB): A Customer with an unpaid balance may join the Comfort-Level Billing Plan. Any unpaid balance will typically be paid off through a payment plan. Uponcompletion of that payment plan, the customer will begin their Comfort-Level Billing Plan. The CLB plan will be based upon previous use, or estimated future use, and will approximate a monthly average of the Customer's estimated annualbillings. Actual annual charges will differ. The "Base Plan Amount" will be billed on the regular statement each month. The amount shall apply only to the premisesoccupied by the Customer. A Customer will remain on the CLB plan until the: (1) Customer requestsremoval from the plan, (2) Customer moves from their premises, (3) Customer failsto pay the billed amounts for two (2) or more (remainder of page intentionally left blank) IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION APPROVED EFFECTIVE Dec. 18, 2000 Dec. 22, 2000 Jean D. Jewell Secretary Issued June 2, 1999 Effective July 9, 1999 Issued by Avista Utilities By , Manager, Rates & Tariff Administration 170-I I.P.U.C. No. 27 Original Sheet 170-I AVISTA CORPORATION d/b/a Avista Utilities IDAHO RULES AND REGULATIONS - continued 16.PERSONALIZED BILLING PLANS: - continued months, or (4) Company notifies the Customer of the termination of the CLB Plan. In the case of non-payment, the Customer may remain on the CLB Plan if the customer pays the delinquent amount. Upon termination, any amount owed by theCustomer for actual charges shall immediately become due and any amount owed to the Customer shall be refunded. The Company will not pay interest on any credit balance and will not charge the Customer interest on any debit balance inthe Customer's CLB account. The Company will review each Customer's CLB account on a regular basis.At the time of the review, the Company will recalculate the Customer's Base Plan Amount by using the most recent twelve months of consumption history. If the "recalculated" Base Plan Amount differs, by 25% or more from the "previous" Base Plan Amount, the customer will be given the choice of either discontinuing the CLBPlan or continuing the CLB Plan with the recalculated amount. Under normal circumstances, the company will not change the amount more than twice in any twelve (12) month period. A review will be completed at the twelfth month anniversary of the date theCustomer began their CLB plan. If the Customer's recalculated Base Plan Amountdiffers by 10% or more from the previous Base Plan Amount, the customer will be given the choice of either continuing or discontinuing their CLB Plan. If the Customer chooses to continue their CLB Plan, their new monthly payments will be their recalculated Base Plan Amount. This recalculated Base Plan Amount will bebased on previous usage or estimated future usage. A Customer's Base Plan Amount may decrease, increase, or remain the same. Customers with a debit balance will be given the opportunity to either pay off their balance or have itincluded in their CLB payments. If the customers elect to have their debit balance included in their monthly payments, their monthly payments will equal their BasePlan Amount plus 1/12th of their debit balance. Customers with credit balances will have the overpayment applied to their next statement(s). At the customer's request, any credit balance will be refunded in full. 17.INTERRUPTION OF SERVICE:The Company shall make all reasonable efforts to avoid interruption of service, and, when such interruptions occur, to re-establish service with a minimum of delay. In case the supply of service shall be interrupted or irregular or defective or fail from causes beyond its control or through ordinary negligence of employees, servants, or agents, theCompany will not be liable therefore. IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION APPROVED EFFECTIVE July 6, 1999 July 9, 1999 Myrna J. Walters Secretary Issued June 2, 1999 Effective July 9, 1999 Issued by Avista Utilities By , Manager, Rates & Tariff Administration 170-J I.P.U.C. No. 27 Original Sheet 170-J AVISTA CORPORATION d/b/a Avista Utilities IDAHO RULES AND REGULATIONS - continued 17.INTERRUPTION OF SERVICE: - continuedWhen it is necessary for the Company to make repairs to or change its facilities,the Company may, without incurring any liability therefore, suspend service for such periods as may be reasonably necessary, and in such manner as to minimize the inconvenience to Customer, provided, that, when practicable, such suspension shall be during working hours regularly maintained by the Company. Police and Fire Departmentsaffected by such suspension shall be individually notified thereof and when practicable all other customers shall be given notification, through newspaper, radio announcements or other means, a reasonable time in advance. 18.MINIMUM HEATING VALUE OF GAS: Minimum heating value of gas supplied to a Customer shall not be less than 950 BTU's per standard cubic foot of gas. 19.DELIVERY OF PRESSURE: Gas service under this tariff normally will be supplied and maintained at the point ofdelivery at a pressure as close as practicable to 0.25 p.s.i.g. or seven inches of water column. Where the volume of gas supplied or the Customer's utilization thereof requires pressure in excess of 0.25 p.s.i.g., on request of the Customer the Company maydesignate a higher pressure and supply gas service at such pressure. 20.BILLS - CONTENTS OF, ERRORS IN, FINAL, AND TRANSFER OF: See Utility Customer Relations Rules 200-206. 21.COMPLAINT PROCEDURES: See Utility Customer Relations Rules 401-403. 22.INFORMATION REQUIRED TO BE AVAILABLE TO CUSTOMERS: See Utility Customer Relations Rule 701 and Utility Customer Information Rules 101-105. 23.METER READING AND BILLING PRACTICE: 1.The normal monthly billing period shall be approximately 30 days betweenmeter readings as scheduled by the Company. However, Saturdays, Sundays, holidays,or some other unusual situation may alter the normal billing period. In such situations, natural gas service covering 27 to 35 days inclusive will be billed as a normal billing period. 2.The Company reserves the right to modify meter reading schedules asrequired by changing conditions. IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION APPROVED EFFECTIVE July 6, 1999 July 9, 1999 Myrna J. Walters Secretary First RevisionSheet 170-K Canceling I.P.U.C.No.27 Original Sheet 170-K AVISTA CORPORATION d/bla Avista Utilities IDAHO RULES AND REGULATIONS-continued 23.METER READINGAND BILLING PRACTICE:-continued 3.When other than normal billing periods are caused by the Customer;i.e., opening an account,services for six days or less will be treated as an addition to the next normal billing period,and the total billed on the basis of a normal billing period; consumptions for seven days or more will be billed as a normal billing period,i.e.,closing an account,services for 27 to 35 days will be billed as a normal billing period.The billings for services less than 27 and more than 35 days will be prorated. 4.When other than normal billing periods are caused by the Company,due to modification of meter reading schedules as required by changing conditions,services will be billed on a normal billing period basis,or prorated,whichever produces the smaller bill. 5.The Company may estimate meter readings for fractional month's use and render bills based on these estimated readings. 6.Where the Company's meter reader is unable to gain access to the premises to read the meter on his regular meter trip,the Company may estimate meter readings or request the Customer to send in the meter reading on a post card furnished by the Company. 7.See UtilityCustomer Relations Rule 204. 24.METER ACCURACY The Company shall ensure that customers receive service with adequate pressure, heat content,and accurate measurement of gas consumption.No meter that is mechanically defective shall be placed in service or allowed to remain in service after a defect has been discovered. A new gas meter installed for the use of any customer shall not be more than one (1) percent slow and not more than one (1)percent fast.Any meter removed from service for testing or repair shall be adjusted to the tolerance prescribed by the Avista Utilities Gas Standards Manual prior to being reinstalled. Issued September 18,2018 Effective November1,2018 Issued by Avista Utilities By Patrick Ehrbar,Directorof RegulatoryAffairs IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION Approved Effective Oct. 31, 2018 Nov. 1, 2018 Per O.N. 34178 Diane M. Hanian Secretary I.P.U.C.No.27 Original Sheet 170-L AVISTA CORPORATION d/b/a Avista Utilities IDAHO RULES AND REGULATIONS-continued 25.METER TESTING A.Reporting.After December 31st of each year,results of the installed meter testing program will besummarized,analyzed,and made available at the request of the Commission. B.Meter Records. Meter history records shall be maintained until superseded by a later test,but not lessthantwoyears.These records shall give: 1.sufficient information to identify the meter, 2.the reason for the test, 3.the date of the test and reading of the meter, 4.the name of the person making the test,and 5.the accuracy as found and as left,togetherwith enough of the data taken atthetimeofthetesttopermittheconvenientcheckingofthemethodsemployedandthecalculations. C.Testing of Meters. All tests to determine the accuracy of registrations of gas service meters shall be madewithasuitablemeterproverortestingequipment. 1.New Meter Testing Program. a.New meters shall be factory tested and certified to meet accuracy criteria as specified herein. b.Acceptance testing shall be performed by the Company prior to installation of new meters per the Avista Utilities Gas Standards Manual. 2.Installed Meters Testing Program, a.Installed meters shall be inspected and tested against meteringtoleranceprescribedhereinandpertheAvistaUtilitiesGas Standards Manual. b.Meters found to be outside the prescribed tolerances shall be immediately adjusted or replaced.No meter shall be reinstalled iffoundtobemorethantwo(2)percent slow or fast when tested at the prescribed rate(s)of flow. Issued September 18,2018 Effective November1,2018 Issued by Avista Utilities By Patrick Ehrbar,Directorof RegulatoryAffairs IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION Approved Effective Oct. 31, 2018 Nov. 1, 2018 Per O.N. 34178 Diane M. Hanian Secretary I.P.U.C.No.27 Original Sheet 170-M AVISTA CORPORATIONd/bla Avista Utilities IDAHO RULES AND REGULATIONS-continued c.The methodologyfor sample sizes and analysis for the installedmetertestingprogramisderivedfromtheAmericanNationalStandardsInstitute(ANSI)/American Society for Quality (ASQ)Standard Z1.9 (Standard Z1.9)and other generallyacceptedinspectionstandards. i.For diaphragm meters 1000 CFH and smaller,a randomsampleofmetersshallbeselected,tested within aprescribedsamplesize,and analysis conducted usingStandardZ1.9.The random sampling program shallbeginduringthe10*year after meter installation,asestablishedbylastsetdate. ii.Larger capacity meters shall be tested per the Avista UtilitiesGasStandardsManual. D.Meter Tests Requested by CustomersTheCompanywill,without charge,test the accuracy of registration of a meter uponrequestofaCustomer,provided that the Customer does not request such a test morefrequentlythanonceina12-month period. If a Customer requests more than one meter test within any 12-month period,theCompanyshallinformtheCustomer,prior to the test,that if the meter is found toregisterwithinthe2percentacceptedtolerancestandard,under normal operatingconditions,the Customer shall be required to pay the actual cost to perform the metertest. No billing adjustment shall be required if the test results show an average registrationerroroflessthan2percent. 26.MAPS AND RECORDS OF FACILITIES Maps and records shall be kept on file or availableelectronically in the principalofficeofeachdivisionordistrict.The maps shall show the size,character,andlocationofeachstreetmain,district regulator,street valve,and when practicable,each service connection in the corresponding territory served.In lieu of showingthedateofinstallationandservicelocationonmaps,a separate record may bemaintained. Issued September 18,2018 Effective November 1,2018 Issued by Avista UtilitiesBy Patrick Ehrbar,Directorof RegulatoryAffairs IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION Approved Effective Oct. 31, 2018 Nov. 1, 2018 Per O.N. 34178 Diane M. Hanian Secretary I.P.U.C.No.27 OriginalSheet 170-N AVISTA CORPORATION d/bla Avista Utilities Each division or district office shall maintain records of the gas distribution systemthatwillenabletheCompanytofurnishinformationregardingtheprovisionofservicetoApplicantsandCustomers. The Commission may inspect facilities and records as necessary as provided insection61-521,Idaho Code. Issued September18,2018 Effective November 1,2018 Issued by Avista Utilities By Patrick Ehrbar,Director of RegulatoryAffairs IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION Approved Effective Oct. 31, 2018 Nov. 1, 2018 Per O.N. 34178 Diane M. Hanian Secretary IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION Approved Effective Dec. 17, 2018 Jan. 1, 2019 Diane M. Hanian Secretary Third Revision Sheet 175 Canceling I.P.U.C.No.27 Second Revision Sheet 175 AVISTA CORPORATION dba Avista Utilities SCHEDULE 175 FIXED COST ADJUSTMENT MECHANISM -NATURAL GAS PURPOSE: This Schedule establishes balancing accounts and implementsan annual Fixed Cost Adjustment ("FCA")rate mechanism that separates the recovery of the Company's Commission authorized revenues from therm sales to customers served under the applicable natural gas service schedules. TERM: The term of the FCA mechanism is four years,effective January 1,2016 throughDecember31,2019. APPLICABLE: To Customers in the State of Idaho where the Company has natural gas service available.This schedule shall be applicableto all retail customers taking service under Schedules 101,111,and 112.This Schedule does not apply to Schedules 131/132 (Interruptible Service),Schedule 146 (Transportation Service ForCustomer-Owned Gas)or Schedule 148 (Special Contracts).ApplicableCustomerswillbesegregatedintotwo(2)distinct Rate Groups: Group 1 -Schedule 101 Group 2 -Schedules 111 and 112 Note -the recovery of incremental revenue related to fixed production andundergroundstoragecostswillbeexcludedfornewnaturalgascustomersaddedaftertheFCABasetestyear. MONTHLY RATE: Group 1 -$0.00951 per therm Group 2 --($0.00554)per therm Issued June 28,2019 Effective November 1,2019 Issued by Avista Corporation Ey .Patrick Ehrbar,Director of RegulatoryAffairs IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION Approved Effective Oct. 29, 2019 Nov. 1, 2019 Per O.N. 34468 Diane M. Hanian Secretary First Revision Sheet 175A Canceling I PUC No.27 Original Sheet 175A AVISTA CORPORATION dba Avista Utilities SCHEDULE 175A FIXED COST ADJUSTMENTMECHANISM -NATURAL GAS (continued) DESCRIPTIONOF THE NATURAL GAS FCA MECHANISM: Calculation of MonthlyAllowed Delivery RevenuePer Customer: Steo 1 -Determine the Total Delivery Revenue -The Total Delivery Revenue is equal to the final approved base rate revenue (excluding natural gas costs) approved in the Company's last general rate case,individually for each Rate Schedule.For new customers,determine the Fixed Production and Underground Storage Revenue by multiplying the Normalized Therms by rate schedule from the last approved general rate case by the sum of the average Production and Underground Storage Cost per Therm by rate schedule from the approved Cost of Service. Sten 2 -Remove Basic Charge Revenue -included in the Delivery Revenue is revenue recovered from customers in Basic and Minimum charges ("Fixed Charges").Because the FCA mechanism only tracks revenue that varies with customer energy usage,the revenue from Fixed Charges is removed.The number of Customer Bills in the test period,multiplied by the applicable Fixed Charges determines the total Fixed Charge revenue by rate schedule. Step 3 -Determine Allowed FCA Revenue -Allowed FCA Revenue is equal to the Delivery Revenue (Step 1)minus the Basic Charge Revenue (Step 2). For new customers,Allowed FCA Revenue is equal to the Delivery Revenue minus the Fixed Production and Underground Storage Revenue (Step 1)minus the Basic Charge Revenue (Step 2). Step 4 -Determine the Allowed FCA Revenue per Customer -To determine the annual per customer Allowed FCA Revenue,divide the Allowed FCA Revenue (by Rate Group)by the Rate Year number of Customers (by Rate Group)to determine the annual Allowed FCA Revenue per Customer (by Rate Group). Steo 5 -Determine the Monthly Allowed FCA Revenue per Customer -to determine the monthly Allowed FCA Revenue per customer,the annual Allowed FCA Revenue per customer is shaped based on the monthly therm usage from the rate year.The mechanism uses the resulting monthly percentage of usage by month and multiplied that by the annual Allowed FCA Revenue per Customer to determine the 12 monthly values Issued June 30,2017 Effective November 1,2017 issued by Avista Corporation By Kelly Norwood,Vice President,State &Federal Regulation IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION Approved Effective Oct. 24, 2017 Nov. 1, 2017 Per O.N. 33919 Diane M. Hanian Secretary First Revision Sheet 175B Canceling P U.C.No.27 Original Sheet 175B AVISTA CORPORATION dba Avista Utilities SCHEDULE 175B FIXED COST ADJUSTMENTMECHANISM -NATURAL GAS (continued) Calculation of MonthlyFCA Deferral; Step 1 -Determine the actual number of customers each month (see Note 1 below). Sten 2 -Multiplythe actual numberof customers by the applicable monthly Allowed FCA Revenue per Customer.The result of this calculation is the total Allowed FCA Revenuefor the applicable month. Step 3 -Determine the actual revenue collected in the applicable month. For new customers only,also multiply actual therm sales by the approved Fixed Production and Underground Storage Cost per Therm to determine actual revenue collected related to fixed production and underground storage costs. Steo 4 -Calculate the amount of fixed charge revenues included in total actual monthly revenues. Steo 5 -Subtract the basic charge revenue (Step 4)from the total actual monthly revenue (Step 3).For new customers,subtract the basic charge revenue (Step 4)and the fixed production and underground storage revenue (Step 3)from the total actual monthlyrevenue (Step 3).The result is the Actual FCA Revenue. Steo 6 -The difference between the Actual FCA Revenue(Step 5)and the Allowed FCA Revenue (Step 2)is calculated,and the resulting balance is deferred by the Company.Interest on the deferred balance will accrue at the Customer Deposit Rate. Issued June 30,2017 Effective November1,2017 ssued by Avista Corporation 3y Kelly Norwood,Vice President,State &Federal Regulation IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION Approved Effective Oct. 24, 2017 Nov. 1, 2017 Per O.N. 33919 Diane M. Hanian Secretary First Revision Sheet 175C Canceling I.P.U.C.No.27 Original Sheet 175C AVISTA CORPORATION dba Avista Utilities SCHEDULE 175C FIXED COST ADJUSTMENTMECHANISM --NATURAL GAS (continued) ANNUAL NATURAL GAS FCA RATE ADJUSTMENT: On or before July 1st each year,the Company will file a request with the Commission to surcharge or rebate,by Rate Group,the amount accumulated in the deferred revenue accounts for the prior January through December time period. The proposed tariff revisions included with that filing would include a rate adjustment that recovers/rebates the appropriate deferred revenue amount over a twelve-month period effective on November 1st.The deferred revenue amount approved for recovery or rebate would be transferred to a balancing account and the revenue surcharged or rebated during the period would reduce the deferred revenue in the balancing account.Any deferred revenue remaining in the balancing account at the end of the calendar year would be added to the new revenue deferrals to determine the amount of the proposed surcharge/rebate for the following year. After determining the amount of deferred revenue that can be recovered through a surcharge (or refunded through a rebate)by Rate Group,the proposed rates under this Schedule will be determined by dividing the deferred revenue to be recovered by Rate Group by the estimated therm sales for each Rate Group during the twelve month recovery period.The deferred revenue amount to be recovered will be transferred to a FCA Balancing Account and the actual revenue received under this Schedule will be applied to the Account to reduce (amortize)the balance.Interest will be accrued on the unamortized balance in the FCA Balancing Account at the Customer Deposit Rate. 3%ANNUAL RATE INCREASELIMITATION: The amount of the incremental proposed rate adjustment under this Schedule cannot reflect more than a 3%rate increase.This will be determined by dividing the incremental annual revenue to be collected (proposed surcharge revenue less present surcharge revenue)under this Schedule by the total "normalized"revenue for the two Rate Groups for the most recent January through December time period.Normalized revenue is determined by multiplying the weather-corrected usage for the period by the present rates in effect.If the incremental amount of the proposed surcharge exceeds 3%,onlya 3%incremental rate increase will be proposed and any remaining deferred revenue will be carried over to the following year.There is no limit to the level of the FCA rebate,and the reversal of any rebate rate would not be included in the 3%incremental surcharge test. Issued June 30,2017 Effective November 1,2017 ssued by Avista Corporation By Kelly Norwood,Vice President,State &FederalRegulation IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION Approved Effective Oct. 24, 2017 Nov. 1, 2017 Per O.N. 33919 Diane M. Hanian Secretary I.P.U.C.No.27 OriginalSheet 185 AVISTA CORPORATIONd/bla Avista Utilities SCHEDULE 185 IDAHO SERVICE QUALITYPROGRAM PURPOSE: This Schedule provides general terms and conditions for the Company's IdahoServiceQualityProgram.The purpose of this program is to monitor and measureAvista's customer service performance.The results of the program will be reportedannuallytotheIdahoPublicUtilitiesCommissionandtheCompany's gas customers. Customer Service Measures 1.The level of Customer satisfaction with telephone service,as provided by theCompany's Contact Center,will be at least 90 percent,where: a.The measure of Customer satisfaction is based on Customers who respondtoAvista's quarterly survey of Customer satisfaction,known as the "Voice oftheCustomer",as conducted by its independentsurvey contractor; b.The measure of satisfaction is based on Customers participating in thesurveywhoreporttheleveloftheirsatisfactionaseither"satisfied"or "very satisfied";and c.The measure of satisfaction is based on the statistically-significant surveyresultsforbothelectricandnaturalgasserviceforAvista's entire serviceterritory(Idaho,Oregon,and Washington)for the calendar year. 2.The level of Customer satisfaction with the Company's field services will be at least90percent,where: a.The measure of Customer satisfaction is based on Customers who respondtoAvista's quarterlysurvey of Customer satisfaction,known as the "Voice oftheCustomer",as conducted by its independentsurvey contractor; b.The measure of satisfaction is based on Customers participating in thesurveywhoreporttheleveloftheirsatisfactionaseither"satisfied"or "very satisfied";and c.The measure of satisfaction is based on the statistically-significant surveyresultsforbothelectricandnaturalgasserviceforAvista's entire serviceterritory(Idaho,Oregon,and Washington)for the calendar year. 3.The percentage of customer calls answered by a live representative within 60secondswillbeatleast80percentforthecalendaryear,where: a.The measure of response time is based on results from the Company's ContactCenter,and is initiated when the customer requests to speak to a customerservicerepresentative;and b.Response time is based on the combined results for both electric and naturalgascustomersforAvista's entire service territory (Idaho,Oregon,andWashington). Issued October 5,2018 Effective November1,2018 Issued by Avista Utilities Patrick Ehrbar,Directorof RegulatoryAffairs IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION Approved Effective Oct. 31, 2018 Nov. 1, 2018 Per O.N. 34181 Diane M. Hanian Secretary f.P.U.C.No.27 OriginalSheet 185A AVISTA CORPORATIONd/bla Avista Utilities SCHEDULE 185A IDAHO SERVICE QUALITYPROGRAM (continued) 4.The Company's average response time to a natural gas system emergency inIdahowillnotexceed55minutesforthecalendaryear,where: a.Response time is measured from the time of the customer call to the arrival of a field service technician;and b.A "natural gas system emergency"is defined as an event involving a naturalgasexplosionorfire,a fire in the vicinity of natural gas facilities,police/firedepartments,leaks identifiedin the field as "Grade 1",high or low gaspressureproblemsidentifiedbyalarmsorcustomercalls,natural gas systememergencyalarms,or calls regarding carbon monoxide,natural gas odor,runaway furnace,or delayed ignition. Customer Service Guarantees Keeoing Appointments 1.The Company will keep mutually agreed upon appointments regarding natural gasservice,scheduled in the time windows of either 8:00 a.m.--12:00 p.m.or 12:00p.m.-5:00 p.m.,except for the following instances: a.The Customer or Applicant cancels the appointment; b.The Customer or Applicant fails to keep the appointment;or c.The Company reschedules the appointment with at least 24 hours'notice. Connectinq Gas Service 2.The Company will connect gas service on the same day the Customer or Applicantrequestsservice,except for the following instances: a.The service request is received by the Company after 7:00pm onweekdays,or on a weekend or holiday; b.The Customer requests an alternativefuture date for service connection; c.The Customer or Applicant is not availableat the time of connection; d.Construction is required before the service can be connected; e.The Customer or Applicant does not provide evidence that all requiredgovernmentinspectionshavebeensatisfied; f.Required payments to the Company have not been received; g.The service was disconnected for nonpayment or theft/diversionof service; h.Gas service cannot be connected due to an outage; i.Electric service is not connected prior to connecting gas service;j.When applicable,water service is not connected prior to connecting gasservice;or k.An action or event that is outside the control of the Company prevents theCompanyfromconnectingservice. Issued October5,2018 Effective November1,2018 Issued by Avista Utilities Patrick Ehrbar,Directorof Regulatory Affairs IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION Approved Effective Oct. 31, 2018 Nov. 1, 2018 Per O.N. 34181 Diane M. Hanian Secretary I.P.U.C.No.27 Original Sheet 185B AVISTA CORPORATIONd/bla Avista Utilities SCHEDULE 185B IDAHO SERVICE QUALITY PROGRAM (continued) Providinq Cost Estimates 3.The Company will provide a cost estimate to the Customer or Applicantfor newnaturalgassupplywithin10businessdaysuponreceiptofallthenecessaryinformationfromtheCustomerorApplicant. Responding to Bill Inquiries 4.The Company will respond to most billing inquiries at the time of the initial contact.For those inquires that require further investigation,the company will investigateandrespondtotheCustomerwithin10businessdays. Resolvinq Meter Problems 5.The Company will investigate Customer-reported problems with a meter and/orconductametertestandreporttheresultstotheCustomerwithin20businessdaysfromthedateofthereportorrequest. Issued October5,2018 Effective November1,2018 Issued by Avista Utilities Patrick Ehrbar,Director of Regulatory Affairs IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION Approved Effective Oct. 31, 2018 Nov. 1, 2018 Per O.N. 34181 Diane M. Hanian Secretary l.P.U.C.No.27 Original Sheet 185C AVISTA CORPORATIONd/bla Avista Utilities SCHEDULE 185C IDAHO SERVICE QUALITY PROGRAM (continued) CUSTOMER SERVICE GUARANTEECREDITS For failure to meet a Customer Service Guarantee for service provided to a gas Customer,the Company will apply a $50 credit to the Customer's account.For failure to meet aCustomerServiceGuaranteeforserviceprovidedtoanApplicant,the Company will mail acheckfor$50 to the Applicant.Avista will provide the qualifyingcredit or check without anyrequirementonthepartoftheCustomerorApplicanttoeitherapplyfororrequesttheapplicablecreditorcheck.All costs associated with the payment of Customer ServiceGuaranteesarepaidbyAvista's shareholders,not by customers. Tracking of the Company's performance on the Customer Service Guarantees,includingtheapplicationofcustomercredits,will begin on January 1,2019. ANNUAL REPORT The Company will include the results of its Customer Service Measures and CustomerServiceGuaranteesforgascustomersinanannualreporttobefiledwiththeIdahoPublicUtilitiesCommissiononorbeforeApril30"'of each year. CUSTOMER REPORT CARD Within 90 days of filing its Annual Customer Service Quality &Electric System ReliabilityReport,the Company will send a Service Quality Report Card to its Customers,which willincludethefollowing: a.Results for each of the Company's Customer Service Measures,compared with the respective performance benchmarks; b.Report on the Company's Electric System Reliability; c.Results for each of the Customer Service Guarantees,compared with therespectivebenchmarks,and including the number of events for each measure where a credit was provided,and the total dollar amount of the credits paid for each measure;and d.Performance highlights for the year. The Company will issue its first Report Card to customers on or before July 31,2020. Issued October 5,2018 Effective November1,2018 Issued by Avista Utilities Patrick Ehrbar,Directorof RegulatoryAffairs IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION Approved Effective Oct. 31, 2018 Nov. 1, 2018 Per O.N. 34181 Diane M. Hanian Secretary AVISTA CORPORATION dba Avista Utilities 1. SCHEDULE 190 NATUML GAS EFFICIENCY PROGRAMS IDAHO AVAILABILITY The services described herein are available to qualifying residential, commercial, and industrial, retail natural gas distribution customers of Avista Corporation for the purpose of promoting the efficient use of natural gas. Customers receiving natural gas distribution service provided under special contract and/or customers receiving natural gas services not specified under Tariff Schedule 191 (Natural Gas Efficiency Rider Adjustment) are not eligible for services contained in this schedule unless specifically stated in such contract or other service agreement. The Company may provide partial funding for the installation of natural gas efficiency measures and may provide other services to customers for the purpose of identification and implementation of cost effective natural gas efficiency measures as described in this schedule. Facilities-based services are available to owners of facilities, and also may be provided to tenants who have obtained appropriate owner consent. Assistance provided under this schedule is limited to end uses where natural gas is or would be the energy source and to measures which increase the efficient use of natural gas. Assistance may take the form of monetary incentives or non-monetary incentives, as further defined within this tariff. The acquisition of resources is cost- effective as defined by a Utility Cost Test (UCT) as a portfolio. Customer participation under this schedule shall be based on eligibility requirements contained herein. ELIGIBLE CUSTOMER SEGMENTS All customers in all customer segments to whom this tariff is available are eligible for participation in natural gas efficiency programs developed in compliance with this tariff. MEASURES Only natural gas efficiency measures with verifiable energy savings are eligible for assistance. Measure eligibility may not necessarily apply to all customer segments. Final determination of applicable measures will be made by the Company. 2. 3. ive January 1, 2016 lssued by By Third Revision Sheet 190 Canceling Second Revision Sheet 190 Avista Corporation Kelly Nonrood, Vice-President, State and Federal Regulation IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION Approved Effective Dec. 24, 2015 Jan. 1, 2016 Per O.N. 33444 Jean D. Jewell Secretary IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION Approved Effective July 16, 2019 August 1, 2019 Diane M. Hanian Secretary IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION Approved Effective Dec. 24, 2015 Jan. 1, 2016 Per O.N. 33444 Jean D. Jewell Secretary IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION Approved Effective Feb. 26, 2008 March 3, 2008 Jean D. Jewell Secretary l.P.U.C. No.27 Eighth Revision Sheet 191 Canceling Seventh Revision Sheet 191 lssued by Avista Utilities AVISTA CORPORATION d/b/a Avista Utilities SCHEDULE 191 ENERGY EFFICIENCY RIDER ADJUSTMENT - IDAHO APPLICABLE: To Customers in the State of ldaho where the Company has natural gas service available. This Energy Efficiency Rider or Rate Adjustment shall be applicable to all retail customers taking service under Schedules 101, 111, 112, 131, and 132. This Rate Adjustment, is designed to recover costs incurred by the Company associated with providing energy efficiency services and programs to customers. The Company may, at its discretion to match revenue under this schedule with demand for services under Schedule 190, reduce or increase this charge on an annual basis. Any change in this charge is subject to Commission approval and its review of the previous year expenditures under Schedule 190 and determinations with regard to any revenue carry forward, and prospective budget on an annual basis. Any annual expenditures exceeding annual collections when combined with any carry forward budget surplus shall be at the Company's risk of future recovery. MONTHLY RATE: The energy charges of the individual rate schedules are to be increased by the following amounts: Schedule 101 $0.01818 per Therm Schedule 111 & 112 $0.00978 per Therm Schedule 131 & 132 $0.00978 per Therm SPECIAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS: Service under this schedule is subject to the contained in this tariff. The above Rate is subject to increases Schedule 158. Rules and Regulations forth in Tax Adjustmentset lssued Effective October 26,2015 January 1,2016 By Kelly O. Norwood, Vice President, State and Federal Regulation IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION Approved Effective Dec. 24, 2015 Jan. 1, 2016 Per O.N. 33444 Jean D. Jewell Secretary IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION Approved Effective Dec. 22, 2015 Jan. 1, 2016 Per O.N. 33437 Jean D. Jewell Secretary