Retired Electric Utility Rate Book The entire rate book ......Rule 46 R 460.146: Notice of Energy...

Retired Electric Utility Rate Book The entire rate book entitled Wisconsin Public Service Corporation – MPSC No. 4 Electric with approved rate schedules, rules, regulations, and standard forms, was retired February 21, 2008, in compliance with the Commission’s Order in Case No. U-15152 issued on October 9, 2007.

WISCONSIN PUBLIC SERVICE CORPORATION

MICHIGAN

MPSC Vol No 4-ELECTRIC Original Sheet No. EI.00Replaces Sheet No.

Schedule ETSM

TITLE SHEET


ELECTRIC RATE BOOK

VOLUME NO. 4

SCHEDULE OF RATES, RULES, AND REGULATIONS

AS FILED WITH THE MICHIGAN PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION

This Electric Rate Book Volume No. 4 supersedes and cancels the

Wisconsin Public Service Corporation electric sections of Rate BookVolume No. 3.

Any amendments to this Rate Book will be made by issuing new andrevised individual rate sheets, issued and to become effective asnoted thereon.

DESCRIPTION OF TERRITORY SERVED

The Wisconsin Public Service Corporation supplies electric energy at

retail in Menominee County, Michigan, to the City of Menominee; to

the entire townships of Daggett, Ingallston, Mellen, Menominee and

Stephenson; and in portions of Holmes, Lake, and Nadeau Townships.

Wholesale service is rendered to the villages of Stephenson,

Daggett, and the Alger-Delta Electric Association of Gladstone.

Issued:r 2-8-85 Effective for Service

By A E Pearson On and After: 1-17-80

Ass't VP-Rates and Budgets Issued Under Auth. of

Green Bay, Wisconsin Mich Public Serv CommDated : 1-16-80

In Case No: U-6212

WISCONSIN PUBLIC SERVICE CORPORATION MPSC Vol No 4 – Electric 84th Rev. Sheet No. E2.00 Replaces 83rd Rev. Sheet No. E2.00 Schedule EIND

Issued: 11-14-07 Effective for electric service By J F Schott rendered on and after 10-10-07 VP Regulatory Affairs Issued under authority of the Green Bay, Wisconsin Michigan Public Service Commission Dated: 10-9-07 In Case No. U-15152

INDEX - ELECTRIC

Sheet Schedule Description Number Number Title Page E1.00 ETSM

Index to Rates E2.00 EIND

Table of Contents – Check List E2.05 ETCM

Municipalities Served E3.00 MSM

Available Service Voltages E3.10 SVM

Standard Rules & Regulations – Introduction E4.00 RIM

Standard Rules & Regulations – Terms & Conditions of Service E5.00 RIIM

Standard Rules & Regulations – Construction Policy E6.00 RIIIM

Standard Rules & Regulations – Emergency Electrical Procedures E7.00 RIVM

Standard Rules & Regulations – Residential Standards & Billing Prac. E8.00 RVM

Part 1. General Provisions Rule 1 R 460.101: Application of Rules E8.00 RVM Rule 2 R 460.102: Definitions E8.00 RVM Rule 3 R 460.103: Discrimination Prohibited E8.00 RVM Rule 4 R 460.104: Conduct of Proceedings E8.00 RVM Rule 5 R 460.105: Additional Rules E8.00 RVM

Part 2. Application for Service Rule 6 R 460.106: Service Requests for New or Previous

Customers E8.00 RVM

Rule 7 R 460.107: Applicant Information E8.00 RVM

Part 3. Deposits and Guarantee Terms and Conditions Rule 8 R 460.108: Prohibited Practices E8.00 RVM Rule 9 R 460.109: Deposit for New Customers E8.00 RVM Rule 10 R 460.110: Deposit for a Previous Customer or for

Continued Service E8.00 RVM

Rule 11 R 460.111: General Deposit Conditions E8.00 RVM Rule 12 R 460.112: Guarantee Terms and Conditions E8.00 RVM

Continued to Sheet No. E2.01

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WISCONSIN PUBLIC SERVICE CORPORATION MPSC Vol No 4 – Electric 2nd Rev. Sheet No. E2.01 Replaces 1st Rev. Sheet No. E2.01 Schedule EIND-1


Continued from Sheet No. E2.00

Part 4. Meter Reading Procedures , meter Accuracy, Meter Errors and Relocation Rule 13 R 460.113: Actual and Estimated Meter Reading E8.00 RVM Rule 14 R 460.114: Company Representative Identification E8.00 RVM Rule 15 R 460.115: Customer Meter Reading E8.00 RVM Rule 16 R 460.116: Meter Accuracy, Meter Errors, Meter

Relocation E8.00 RVM

Part 5. Billing and Payment Standards

Rule 17 R 460.117: Billing Frequency; Methods of Delivery E8.00 RVM Rule 18 R 460.118: Equal Monthly Billing E8.00 RVM Rule 19 R 460.119: Cycle Billing E8.00 RVM Rule 20 R 460.120: Payment of Bills E8.00 RVM Rule 21 R 460.121: Payment Period E8.00 RVM Rule 22 R 460.122: Allowable Charges E8.00 RVM Rule 23 R 460.123: Bill Information E8.00 RVM Rule 24 R 460.124: Separate Bills E8.00 RVM Rule 25 R 460.125: Billing For Non-tariff Services E8.00 RVM Rule 26 R 460.126: Billing Error E8.00 RVM

Part 6. Voluntary Termination

Rule 27 R 460.127: Voluntary Termination E8.00 RVM

Part 7. Utility Procedures Rule 28 R 460.128: Applicability E8.00 RVM Rule 29 R 460.129: Complaint Procedures E8.00 RVM Rule 30 R 460.130: Personnel Procedures E8.00 RVM Rule 31 R 460.131: Publication of Procedures E8.00 RVM Rule 32 R 460.132: Access to Rules And Rates E8.00 RVM Rule 33 R 460.133: Reporting Requirements E8.00 RVM Rule 34 R 460.134: Inspection E8.00 RVM Rule 35 R 460.135: Customer Access to Consumption Data E8.00 RVM

Part 8. Procedures for Shutoff and Restoration of Service

Rule 36 R 460.136: Emergency Shutoff E8.00 RVM Rule 37 R 460.137: Shutoff Permitted E8.00 RVM Rule 38 R 460.138: Notice Of Shutoff E8.00 RVM Rule 39 R 460.139: Form of Notice E8.00 RVM Rule 40 R 460.140: Time Of Shutoff E8.00 RVM Rule 41 R 460.141: Applicability E8.00 RVM Rule 42 R 460.142: Manner of Shutoff for Service Provided With

Remote Shutoff and Restoration Capability E8.00 RVM

Rule 43 R 460.143: Shutoff Prohibited E8.00 RVM Rule 44 R 460.144: Restoration of Service E8.00 RVM


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WISCONSIN PUBLIC SERVICE CORPORATION MPSC Vol No 4 – Electric 4th Rev. Sheet No. E2.02 Replaces 3rd Rev. Sheet No. E2.02 Schedule EIND-2



Part 9. Energy Assistance and Shutoff Protection Programs Rule 45 R 460.145: Listing of Energy Assistance Programs E8.00 RVM Rule 46 R 460.146: Notice of Energy Assistance Programs E8.00 RVM Rule 47 R 460.147: Medical Emergency E8.00 RVM Rule 48 R 460.148: Winter Protection Plan for Low-Income

Customers E8.00 RVM

Rule 49 R 460.149: Winter Protection Plan for Senior Citizens E8.00 RVM Rule 50 R 460.150: Military Protections E8.00 RVM

Part 10. Disputed Claim, Hearing and Settlement Agreement

Rule 51 R 460.151: Disputed Claim E8.00 RVM Rule 52 R 460.152: Utility Hearing and Hearing Officers E8.00 RVM Rule 53 R 460.153: Notice of Hearing E8.00 RVM Rule 54 R 460.154: Hearing Procedures E8.00 RVM Rule 55 R 460.155: Settlement Agreement E8.00 RVM Rule 56 R 460.156: Default of Settlement Agreement E8.00 RVM Rule 57 R 460.157: Same Dispute E8.00 RVM

Part 11. Commission Appeal Procedure Rule 58 R 460.158: Informal Appeal E8.00 RVM Rule 59 R 460.157: Filing Procedures E8.00 RVM Rule 60 R 460.160: Informal Appeal Procedures E8.00 RVM Rule 61 R 460.161: Interim Determination E8.00 RVM Rule 62 R 460.162: Appeal Review E8.00 RVM Rule 63 R 460.163: Shutoff Pending Decision E8.00 RVM Rule 64 R 460.164: Informal Appeal Decision E8.00 RVM Rule 65 R 460.165: Failure to Comply With Informal Appeal

Decision E8.00 RVM

Rule 66 R 460.166: Same Dispute E8.00 RVM Rule 67 R 460.167: Formal Appeal E8.00 RVM Rule 68 R 460.168: Other Remedies E8.00 RVM Rule 69 R 460.169: Scope of Rules E8.00 RVM


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WISCONSIN PUBLIC SERVICE CORPORATION MPSC Vol No 4 – Electric 6th Rev. Sheet No. E2.03 Replaces 5th Rev. Sheet No. E2.03 Schedule EIND-3


Continued from Sheet No. E2.02 Standard Rules & Regulations – General E9.00 RVIM

Power Supply Cost Recovery E10.00 PSCRM

Michigan Customer Education Charge E10.90 MCEC

Residential Service – Class I E11.00 Rg-1M

Residential Service – Class II E11.10 Rg-2M

Residential Service – Special Rules E11.20 RgXM

Residential Service – Optional Time-of-Use E11.30 Rg-OTOU

Residential Service – Direct Control Rider E11.40 Rg-DCM

Small Commercial & Industrial Service – Class I and VI E12.00 Cg-1M

Small Commercial & Industrial Service – Class II E12.10 Cg-2M

Small Commercial & Industrial Service – Class I and VI E12.12 Cg-3M

Small Commercial & Industrial Service – Class II E12.13 Cg-4M

Small Commercial & Industrial Service – Optional Time-of-Use E12.15 Cg-OTOU-1M

Small Commercial & Industrial Service – Rules E12.20 CgXM

Small Commercial & Industrial Service – Direct Control Rider E12.26 Cg-DCM


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WISCONSIN PUBLIC SERVICE CORPORATION MPSC Vol No 4 – Electric 4th Rev. Sheet No. E2.04 Replaces 3rd Rev. Sheet No. E2.04 Schedule EIND-4



INDEX - ELECTRIC

Sheet Schedule Description Number Number Large Commercial & Industrial Service E12.30 Cp-1M

Large Commercial & Industrial - Interruptible Rider E12.40 Cp-I2M

Municipal Power – Sewage Disposal & Water Pumping E13.00 Mp-1M

Overhead Street Lighting E13.10 Ms-1M

Ornamental Street Lighting E13.20 Ms-3M

Street Lighting Service – Rules E13.30 MsXM

Primary Resale Service E14.00 W-1M

Water Heating Service – Controlled E15.00 Gw-1M

Outdoor Overhead Lighting Service E15.10 Gy-1M

NatureWise E15.25 NAT

Parallel Generation – No Purchase by WPSC E15.30 PG-1M

Parallel Generation – Purchase by WPSC E15.40 PG-2M

Parallel Generation – Net Energy Billing E15.50 PG-4M

Parallel Generation – Rules E15.60 PGXM

Parallel Generation – Optional Standby & Maintenance Rates E15.70 PGOM

Pole Attachment Tariff E15.80 PA-1M

Ornamental Outdoor Lighting Serv-Company Owned (Closed) E16.00 Gy-4M

Trailer Park Service (Closed) E16.10 Cz-1M

Retail Access Service Tariff E17.00 RAST

Power Supply Default Service E17.50 PSDS

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WISCONSIN PUBLIC SERVICE CORPORATION MPSC Vol No 4 – Electric 14th Rev. Sheet No. E2.05 Replaces 13th Rev. Sheet No. E2.05 Schedule ETCM

Issued: 12-4-07 Effective Date: See Above By J F Schott VP Regulatory Affairs Green Bay, Wisconsin

TABLE OF CONTENTS – CHECK LIST

Sheet No. Effective Date Original E1.00 January 17, 1980 83rd Revised E2.00 July 24, 2003 1st Revised E2.01 July 24, 2003 3rd Revised E2.02 July 24, 2003 5th Revised E2.03 July 24, 2003 3rd Revised E2.04 July 24, 2003 14th Revised E2.05 December 5, 2007 7th Revised E2.06 December 5, 2007 6th Revised E2.07 December 5, 2007 6th Revised E2.08 December 5, 2007 12th Revised E2.09 December 5, 2007 64th Revised E2.10 December 5, 2007 16th Revised E2.11 December 5, 2007 20th Revised E2.12 December 5, 2007 3rd Revised E2.13 December 5, 2007 Original E3.00 January 17, 1980 Original E3.10 January 17, 1980 1st Revised E3.11 December 5, 2007 Original E3.12 January 17, 1980 Original E4.00 January 17, 1980 Original E5.00 January 17, 1980 Original E5.01 January 17, 1980 Original E5.02 January 17, 1980 Original E5.03 January 17, 1980 Original E5.04 January 17, 1980 Original E5.05 January 17, 1980 Original E5.06 January 17, 1980 Original E5.07 January 17, 1980 Original E5.08 January 17, 1980 Original E5.09 January 17, 1980 1st Revised E5.10 September 13, 1988 2nd Revised E5.11 August 15, 1989 2nd Revised E5.12 August 15, 1989 2nd Revised E5.13 August 15, 1989 2nd Revised E5.14 August 15, 1989 Continued to Sheet No. E2.06

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WISCONSIN PUBLIC SERVICE CORPORATION MPSC Vol No 4 – Electric 7th Rev. Sheet No. E2.06 Replaces 6th Rev. Sheet No. E2.06 Schedule ETCM-1




Sheet No. Effective Date 1st Revised E5.15 September 13, 1988 1st Revised E5.16 September 13, 1988 2nd Revised E5.17 December 5, 2007 2nd Revised E5.18 December 5. 2007 1st Revised E5.19 December 5, 2007 1st Revised E5.20 December 5, 2007 1st Revised E5.21 December 5, 2007 1st Revised E5.22 December 5, 2007 3rd Revised E5.23 December 5, 2007 2nd Revised E5.24 December 5, 2007 1st Revised E5.25 December 5, 2007 Original E5.26 December 5, 2007 Original E6.00 January 17, 1980 1st Revised E6.01 July 24, 2003 1st Revised E6.02 January 1, 2002 1st Revised E6.03 January 1, 2002 1st Revised E6.04 January 1, 2002 1st Revised E6.05 January 1, 2002 Original E6.06 January 17, 1980 Original E6.07 January 17, 1980 1st Revised E6.08 July 24, 2003 Original E6.09 January 17, 1980 Original E6.10 January 17, 1980 Original E6.11 January 17, 1980 Original E6.12 January 17, 1980 Original E6.13 January 17, 1980 Original E6.14 January 17, 1980 Original E6.15 January 17, 1980 Original E6.16 January 17, 1980 Original E6.17 January 17, 1980 Original E6.18 January 17, 1980 Original E6.19 January 17, 1980 Original E6.20 January 17, 1980 Continued to Sheet No. E2.07

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Sheet No. Effective Date Original E6.21 January 17, 1980 Original E6.22 January 17, 1980 Original E6.23 January 17, 1980 Original E6.24 January 17, 1980 1st Revised E6.25 July 24, 2003 Original E6.26 January 17, 1980 Original E6.27 January 17, 1980 Original E6.28 January 17, 1980 Original E6.29 January 17, 1980 Original E7.00 January 17, 1980 Original E7.01 January 17, 1980 Original E7.02 January 17, 1980 Original E7.03 January 17, 1980 Original E7.04 January 17, 1980 4th Revised E8.00 October 10, 2007 4th Revised E8.01 October 10, 2007 3rd Revised E8.02 October 10, 2007 3rd Revised E8.03 October 10, 2007 3rd Revised E8.04 October 10, 2007 4th Revised E8.05 October 10, 2007 5th Revised E8.06 October 10, 2007 1st Revised E8.061 October 10, 2007 3rd Revised E8.07 October 10, 2007 3rd Revised E8.08 October 10, 2007 3rd Revised E8.09 October 10, 2007 3rd Revised E8.10 October 10, 2007 3rd Revised E8.11 October 10, 2007 3rd Revised E8.12 October 10, 2007 3rd Revised E8.13 October 10, 2007 3rd Revised E8.14 October 10, 2007 3rd Revised E8.15 October 10, 2007 3rd Revised E8.16 October 10, 2007 3rd Revised E8.17 October 10, 2007 Continued to Sheet No. E2.08

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Sheet No. Effective Date 3rd Revised E8.18 October 10, 2007 3rd Revised E8.19 October 10, 2007 3rd Revised E8.20 October 10, 2007 3rd Revised E8.21 October 10, 2007 3rd Revised E8.22 October 10, 2007 3rd Revised E8.23 October 10, 2007 3rd Revised E8.24 October 10, 2007 3rd Revised E8.25 October 10, 2007 3rd Revised E8.26 October 10, 2007 3rd Revised E8.27 October 10, 2007 3rd Revised E8.28 October 10, 2007 3rd Revised E8.29 October 10, 2007 3rd Revised E8.30 October 10, 2007 3rd Revised E8.31 October 10, 2007 3rd Revised E8.32 October 10, 2007 3rd Revised E8.33 October 10, 2007 3rd Revised E8.34 October 10, 2007 3rd Revised E8.35 October 10, 2007 3rd Revised E8.36 October 10, 2007 3rd Revised E8.37 October 10, 2007 3rd Revised E8.38 October 10, 2007 3rd Revised E8.39 October 10, 2007 3rd Revised E8.40 October 10, 2007 3rd Revised E8.41 October 10, 2007 3rd Revised E8.42 October 10, 2007 2nd Revised E8.43 December 5, 2007 2nd Revised E8.44 December 5, 2007 2nd Revised E8.45 December 5, 2007 2nd Revised E8.46 December 5, 2007 2nd Revised E8.47 December 5, 2007 2nd Revised E8.48 December 5, 2007 2nd Revised E8.49 December 5, 2007 2nd Revised E8.50 December 5, 2007 Continued to Sheet No. E2.09

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Sheet No. Effective Date Original E9.00 January 17, 1980 Original E9.01 January 17, 1980 Original E9.02 January 17, 1980 1st Revised E9.03 December 5, 2007 1st Revised E9.04 December 5, 2007 Original E9.05 December 5, 2007 Original E9.06 December 5, 2007 Original E9.07 December 5, 2007 E10.00 2nd Revised E10.01 April 1, 2007 1st Revised E10.90 April 17, 2003 9th Revised E11.00 December 5, 2007 2nd Revised E11.01 December 5, 2007 9th Revised E11.10 December 5, 2007 2nd Revised E11.11 December 5, 2007 Original E11.20 May 31, 1984 1st Revised E11.21 June 3, 1986 1st Revised E11.22 June 3, 1986 5th Revised E11.30 December 5, 2007 Original E11.31 May 30, 1990 3rd Revised E11.32 December 5, 2007 2nd Revised E11.40 December 5, 2007 1st Revised E11.41 December 5, 2007 1st Revised E11.42 December 5, 2007 1st Revised E11.43 December 5, 2007 9th Revised E12.00 December 5, 2007 4th Revised E12.01 July 24, 2003 9th Revised E12.10 December 5, 2007 4th Revised E12.11 July 24, 2003 1st Revised E12.12 December 5, 2007 Original E12.12.1 July 24, 2003 1st Revised E12.13 December 5, 2007 Original E12.13.1 July 24, 2003 5th Revised E12.15 December 5, 2007 2nd Revised E12.16 December 5, 2007 Continued to Sheet No. E2.10

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WISCONSIN PUBLIC SERVICE CORPORATION MPSC Vol No 4 – Electric 64th Rev. Sheet No. E2.10 Replaces 63rd Rev. Sheet No. E2.10 Schedule ETCM-5



TABLE OF CONTENTS – CHECK LIST Sheet No. Effective Date Original E12.17 May 30, 1990 Original E12.20 May 31, 1984 1st Revised E12.21 December 5, 2007 1st Revised E12.22 June 3, 1986 1st Revised E12.23 June 3, 1986 Original E12.24 January 17, 1980 2nd Revised E12.26 December 5, 2007 1st Revised E12.27 December 5, 2007 1st Revised E12.28 December 5, 2007 1st Revised E12.29 December 5, 2007 5th Revised E12.30 December 5, 2007 8th Revised E12.31 December 5, 2007 4th Revised E12.32 December 5, 2007 4th Revised E12.33 December 5, 2007 3rd Revised E12.34 July 24, 2003 2nd Revised E12.35 July 24, 2003 4th Revised E12.36 July 24, 2003 2nd Revised E12.37 July 24, 2003 1st Revised E12.38 July 24, 2003 3rd Revised E12.40 December 5, 2007 2nd Revised E12.41 December 5, 2007 2nd Revised E12.42 December 5, 2007 2nd Revised E12.43 December 5, 2007 2nd Revised E12.44 December 5, 2007 2nd Revised E12.45 December 5, 2007 2nd Revised E12.46 December 5, 2007 4th Revised E12.47 December 5, 2007 2nd Revised E12.48 December 5, 2007 2nd Revised E12.49 December 5, 2007 2nd Revised E12.50 December 5, 2007 1st Revised E12.51 December 5, 2007 Original E12.52 July, 2005 Billing Month Original E12.53 July, 2005 Billing Month Original E12.54 July, 2005 Billing Month Original E12.55 July, 2005 Billing Month Original E12.56 July, 2005 Billing Month 1st Revised E12.60 December 5, 2007 1st Revised E12.61 December 5, 2007 Original E12.62 December 21, 2006 10th Revised E13.00 December 5, 2007 3rd Revised E13.10 December 5, 2007 Original E13.11 December 5, 2007 3rd Revised E13.20 December 5, 2007 Continued to Sheet No. E2.11

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Sheet No. Effective Date 2nd Revised E13.21 December 5, 2007 1st Revised E13.30 December 5, 2007 Original E13.31 May 31, 1984 2nd Revised E13.32 December 5, 2007 1st Revised E13.33 December 5, 2007 1st Revised E14.00 December 5, 2007 Original E14.01 September 1, 2006 Original E14.02 September 1, 2006 Original E14.03 September 1, 2006 Original E14.04 September 1, 2006 Original E14.05 September 1, 2006 Original E14.06 September 1, 2006 Original E14.07 September 1, 2006 Original E14.08 September 1, 2006 Original E14.09 September 1, 2006 Original E14.10 September 1, 2006 Original E14.11 September 1, 2006 Original E14.12 September 1, 2006 Original E14.13 September 1, 2006 Original E14.14 September 1, 2006 9th Revised E15.00 December 5, 2007 4th Revised E15.01 December 5, 2007 3rd Revised E15.02 December 5, 2007 3rd Revised E15.10 December 5, 2007 1st Revised E15.11 December 5, 2007 2nd Revised E15.12 December 5, 2007 6th Revised E15.20 December 5, 2007 2nd Revised E15.21 December 5, 2007 4th Revised E15.22 December 5, 2007 1st Revised E15.25 December 5, 2007 1st Revised E15.26 December 5, 2007 1st Revised E15.30 December 5, 2007 10th Revised E15.40 December 5, 2007 Continued to Sheet No. E2.12

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Sheet No. Effective Date 7th Revised E15.41 December 5, 2007 2nd Revised E15.42 December 5, 2007 1st Revised E15.43 December 5, 2007 Original E15.44 December 5, 2007 Original E15.45 December 5, 2007 Original E15.46 December 5, 2007 3rd Revised E15.50 December 5, 2007 3rd Revised E15.51 December 5, 2007 2nd Revised E15.52 December 5, 2007 1st Revised E15.53 December 5, 2007 Original E15.60 August 22, 1984 Original E15.61 August 22, 1984 Original E15.62 August 22, 1984 Original E15.63 August 22, 1984 Original E15.70 August 22, 1984 Original E15.80 July 1, 1986 Original E15.81 July 1, 1986 Original E15.82 July 1, 1986 Original E15.83 July 1, 1986 Original E15.84 July 1, 1986 Original E15.85 July 1, 1986 Original E15.86 July 1, 1986 1st Revised E15.87 April 1, 1997 Original E15.88 July 1, 1986 4th Revised E16.00 December 5, 2007 1st Revised E16.01 December 5, 2007 Original E16.10 January 17, 1980 Original E17.00 January 1, 2002 Original E17.01 January 1, 2002 Original E17.02 January 1, 2002 Original E17.03 January 1, 2002 Original E17.04 January 1, 2002 Original E17.05 January 1, 2002 Original E17.06 January 1, 2002 Original E17.07 January 1, 2002 Original E17.08 January 1, 2002 Original E17.09 January 1, 2002 Original E17.10 January 1, 2002 Continued to Sheet No. E2.13

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Sheet No. Effective Date Original E17.11 January 1, 2002 Original E17.12 January 1, 2002 Original E17.13 January 1, 2002 Original E17.14 January 1, 2002 Original E17.15 January 1, 2002 Original E17.16 January 1, 2002 Original E17.17 January 1, 2002 Original E17.18 January 1, 2002 Original E17.19 January 1, 2002 Original E17.20 January 1, 2002 Original E17.21 January 1, 2002 Original E17.22 January 1, 2002 Original E17.23 January 1, 2002 Original E17.24 January 1, 2002 Original E17.25 January 1, 2002 Original E17.26 January 1, 2002 Original E17.27 January 1, 2002 Original E17.50 January 1, 2002 Original E17.51 January 1, 2002

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MICHIGAN

MPSC Vol No 4-ELECTRIC Original Sheet No. E3.00

Replaces Sheet No.Schedule MSM

Municipalities Served Electric

CLASS I

Wl_n--the established rate limits, as designated on maps filed with

the Michigan Public Service Commission, for the following:

CitiesMenom inee

Class I rate schedules also apply to the territory contiguous to the

labove listed municipalities.

L 'CLASS II

Villages and Unincorporated CommunitiesBirch Creek IngallsCarbondale TalbotHansen Wallace i

Townships (All Located in Menominee County)Daggett Mellen

Holmes Menom inee

Ing al i ston Nadeau

Lake Stephenson

CLASS VI

Villa@es Resale Service To:Daggett e Daggett Electric Department

Stephenson** Stephenson Utilities Department

*Full electric requirements furnished to municipaldistribution system.

**Full electric requirements furnished to municipal

distribution system. Several customers withinvillage served directly.

Others

Resale service to Alger Delta Electric Association for

a specified portion of their service territory.

L

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Ass' t VP-Rates and Budgets Issued Under Auth. of


In Case No: U-6212


MICHIGAN


Replaces Sheet No.Sc hed ul e SVM

Available Service Voltages Electric

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|I. AVAILABLE SERVICE VOLTAGES| Th-e _o-mp_y furnishe-s 6-O h-ertz alternating current, single and

three phase, at various voltages, but not all types of service

are available at every location.

The company shall be consulted as to the type of service

available in any area before wiring layouts are made, equipmentis purchased, or when extensive wiring changes are contemplated.

Information about the standard nominal service voltages

effective for any specific location is available at the

company's office in that locality.

The types of service and nominal voltages furnished are listed

below. Unless excluded below, a customer may be provided

additional service(s) if the upper demand limitation would be

I exceeded at his existing services due to the load addition. For

exa_mple, a customer with an existing 120/208 volt three-phaseservice with a 500 Kva demand would not be allowed a second

service unless the load being added would result in a totaldemand of over 750 Kva if served at the existing servicelocation. All electrical code restrictions must be met

regarding additional services.

Three phase service is available to customers with an existing

single-phase only service (l.a. or l.b. below) regardless of

demand on the existing service.

a. Single Phase, 120/240 volt, Three WireThis servlce is availab--i-e to customers whose demand will not

exceed 800 amp (200 Kva). This service is not available in

areas designated as "120/208 volt areas" or where thecustomer has an existing service.

Continued to Sheet No. E3.11.

Issued: 2-8-85 Effective for Service


Ass't VP-Rates and Budgets Issued Under Auth. ofGreen Bay, Wisconsin Mich Public Serv Comm

Dated : i-i 6-80

In Case No: U-6212


MPSC Vol No 4-ELECTRIC 1st Rev. Sheet No. E3.11 Replaces Original Sheet No. E3.11 Schedule SVM-1

Available Service Voltages Electric

R R R R R

Continued from Sheet No. E3.10.

b. Single Phase, 120/208 Volt, Three Wire This service is available in areas designated as "120/208 volt areas" and where the customer demand will be 200 amp (50 Kva) or less. This service is not available where customer has an existing service.

c. Three Phase, 480 Volt, Three Wire Closed to new customers Existing customers with this voltage or 240 volt, 3 phase, 3 wire

delta, will be allowed to increase their demand at this voltage at the existing location up to the existing main switch rating, not to exceed 1500 Kva.

d. Combination Single Phase and Three Phase, 120/240 Volt, Four Wire Delta This service is available to customers whose combined single phase and three phase demand will not exceed 75 Kva and a one mile or longer phase extension would be required to bring in the third phase. Existing customers who were furnished this voltage prior to January 16, 1980, will be allowed to increase their demand at this voltage up to a maximum of 500 Kva combined demand.

e. Combination Single Phase and Three Phase, 120/208 Volt, Four Wire Wye This service is available to customers whose demand will not exceed 2000 amp (750 Kva).

f. Combination Single Phase and Three Phase, 277/480 Volt, Four Wire Wye This service is available to customers whose demand will not exceed 3000 amp (2500 Kva).

Continued to Sheet No. E3.12.

Issued: 12-04-07 Effective for Service By J F Schott On and After: 12-05-07 VP Regulatory Affairs Issued Under Auth. of Green Bay, Wisconsin Mich Public Serv Comm

Dated: 12-04-07 In Case No: U-15352

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M iC HIGA N

MPSC Vol NO 4-ELECTRIC Original Sheet No. E3.12

Replaces Sheet No.Sc hed ul e SVM-2

Available Service Voltages Electric l

Continued from Sheet No. E3.11.

g. Combination Single Phase and Three Phase, 2400/4160 Volt,

Four Wire.WyeThis servlce is available to customers whose demand will

exceed i000 Kva but will be less than 5000 Kva.

h. Combination Single Phase and Three Phase, 14,400/24,940Volt, Four Wire WyeThis service is available to customers whose demand will

exceed i000 Kva.

2. UNDERGROUND SERVICES

a. From Pole Transformer Setting

The voltages specified in Section l.a. through l.g. areavailable to customers whose demand will not exceed 800 amp,subject to the l_mitations set forth in those rules.

b. From Padmount Transformer SettingThe voltages specified in Secti0n l.a., l.b., l.e., l.f.

from a minimum demand of i00 amp (75 Kva) up to 1800 amp(1500 Kva) demand, l.g. up to 400 amp (2500 Kva) demand, and

l.h. are available subject to the limitations set forth inthose rules. The voltages specified in Sections l.c. and

l.d. may be available under special circumstances.

3. SPECIAL FACILITIES

Customer request for additional services or service which

doesn't conform to these rules shall be treated as "special

facilities" for which the customer is obligated, in accordance

with extension rules, for any added costs involved. The companyreserves the right to deny special facilities.

4. EXCEPTIONS TO ABOVE RULES

Exceptions to the above rules may be made when clearly warranteddue to unusual engineering or economic circumstances.

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Replaces Sheet No.Schedule RIM

Standard Rules and Regulations - Introduction Electric Jm--

SECTION I. INTRODUCTION

These rules and regulations set forth the terms and conditions under

which electric service will be provided by the company. They shall

apply to all classes of service and shall govern the terms of all

contracts for such service_except that the company reserves the

right to enter into special contracts subject to the generalregulations of the Michigan Public Service Commission. Failure of

the company to enforce any of the terms of these rules andregulations shall not be deemed as a waiver of the right to do so.

Any promises or agreements made by agents or employees of the

company which are not in conformance with these rules and

regulations, nor with the terms of special contracts executed by

authorized representatives of the company, shall not have bin_ingeffect on the company.

No ownership rights in any facilities provided by the company shall

pass to any person as a result of any contribution or deposit made

under these rules. No deposits or contributions made by customers

shall be refundable unless expressly so provided in these rules.

Copies of thecompany's rules and regulations and rate schedules forelectric service, as filed with the Michigan Public Service

Commission, are open to public inspection at the company's officesand are available upon request.





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MPSC Vol No h4-ELECTRIC Original Sheet No. E5.00

Replaces Sheet No.Schedule RIIM

Standard Rules & Reg's-Terms & Conditions of Serv. Electric

SECTION II. TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SERVICE

i. ELECTRIC SERVICE

Each applicant for electric service may be required to sign the

company's "Application for Electric Service." Acceptance of

service, with or without a signed application, shall be subjectto compliance with the terms of the standard rules and

regulations and rate schedules as filed with the Commission.

2. OWNERSHIP AND RESPONSIBILITY

a. Company-Owned Facilities

The company will normally install, own, operate, andmaintain all distribution facilities on the supply side of

the point of attachment as shown on the company's standard

drawings, including metering equipment. All service

entrance conductor wiring, from a point of connection to the

company's service line at a location satisfactory to the

company, shall be the responsibility of the customer. If

building modifications hinder access to metering facilities,

create a hazardous condition, or cause a violation of code,

the customer will be responsible for all costs incurred tocorrect these conditions.

i) Access to Premises

The customer shall provide, at no expense to the

company, suitable space with provisions for installationand maintenance of the company's facilities on the

customer's premises. Authorized agents of the company

shall have access to the premises at all reasonable

times for construction, operation, maintenance, removal

or inspection of the company's facilities, or to inspectthe customer's facilities or measure the customer's

load. Failure to provide access for any of the above

reasons may result in termination of service.





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Dated : 1-16-80

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MPSC Vol No 4-ELECTRIC original Sheet No. E5.01

Replaces Sheet No.Sched ul e RI IM-I

Standard Rules & Reg's-Terms & Conditions of Serv. ElectricL_Continued from Sheet No. E5.00

Upon customer request, authorized agents of the company

shall verify that they represent the company by one ormore of the following ways:

a) Phone call to the company's office for verificationof his name and job assignment.

b) Company vehicle with both company insignia andidentifiable colors or other identification signs.

c) Company uniform with company logo prominentlydisplayed.

d) official company identification card.

2) Use of Facilities

The company will not allow use of its poles or other

facilities by others for installations or attachments of

any kind without written authorization from the company.This includes, but is not limited to, electrical or

communication equipment, lights, signs and fences. The

company assumes no liability for property owned byothers attached to its facilities. Unauthorized

attachments to company facilities may be removed by the

company.

3) ProtectionThe customer shall use reasonable diligence to protect

the company's facilities located on the customer's

premises and to prevent tampering or interference withsuch facilities. The company may discontinue service in

accordance with any applicable rules of the Michigan

Public Service Commission in case the meter or wiring on

the customer!s premises has been tampered with or

altered in any manner to allow unmetered or improperly

metered energy to be used.






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Continued from Sheet No. E5.01~

In case Of such unauthorized use of service, the company

will continue service only after the customer has agreed

to pay for the unmetered energy used, pay all costs of

discovery and investigation, including rewards for

discovery, and make provisions and pay charges for an

outdoor meter installation or other metering changes as

may be required by the company, Failure to enter into

such an agreement or failure to comply with the terms ofsuch an agreement shall be cause to discontinue service

in accordance with any applicable rules of the companyor Commission. Restoration of service will be made upon

receipt of reasonable assurance of the customer's

compliance with the company's approved standard rulesand regulations.

b. Customer-Owned Facilities

The company reserves the right to deny or terminate service

to any customer whose wiring or equipment shall constitute a

hazard to the company's equipment, or interferes with

service to others, or fails to meet code requirements.

However, the company disclaims any responsibility to inspect

the customer's wiring, equipment, or any subsequent wiring

changes or modifications, and shall not be held liable for

any injury or damage or billing errors resulting from thecondition thereof.

I) Before purchasing equipment or installing wiring, itshall be the customer's responsibility to check with the

company as to the characteristics of the serviceavailable. The customer shall be responsible for

inadequate perfonaance of such facilities. Any changes

required to bring customer's service into compliance

with code will be paid for by customer. The companyreserves the right to make reasonable service charges

for work performed by company personnel resulting frommalfunction of the customer's facilities.





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2) The customer shall be responsible for notifying the

company of any additions to or changes in the customer's

equipment which might exceed the capacity of the

company's facilities or otherwise affect the quality of

service. The customer shall also be responsible for the I

installation of auxiliary or standby equipment and ofalarms and protective devices as required to provide

reasonable protection in the event of disturbance or

interruption of electrical service. The customer shallinstall and maintain the necessary devices to protect

his equipment against service interruptions and otherdisturbances on the company's syst_n, as well as the

necessary devices to protect the company's facilities

against overload caused by the customer's equipment.

Characteristics and installation of all such equipmentor devices shall meet the approval of the company.

3. USE OF SERVICE

Each customer shall, as soon as electric service becomes

available, purchase from the company all electric energy used onthe premise and shall become liable for all charges incurred in

the purchase of said electrical energy from the coiapany.

Standby and/or supplemental on-site generation may be utilized

only if approved by the company and properly connected so as toprevent parallel operations with the company's system.

a. Notice of Intent

i) Application

Prior to use of electric service, each customer shall

make proper application to the company and shall furnish

all reasonable information required by the company.

Failure to comply with this requirement may result inrefusal by the company to provide service.

Continued to Sheet No. E5,04





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Any customer using service without first notifying and

enabling the company to establish a beginning meter

reading may be held responsible for any amounts due for

service supplied to the premises from time of last

reading reported immediately preceding his occupancy.

2) Term ination

Any customer desiring termination of service shall so I

notify the company a minimum of five (5) working days in I

advance so the serVice may be discontinued on a mutually}

agreeable date. Customers failing to give proper notice_

of intent to vacate the premises may be held responsible_for use of service until a meter reading acceptable to

the company is obtained.

b. Conditions of Use

The customer shall not use the service in any way that

causes a safety hazard, endangers the company's facilities,or disturbs service to other customers. Failure to comply

with this provision may result in discontinuance of thecustomer' s service.

Customer shall install only such motors or other apparatus

or appliances as are suitable for operation with thecharacter of the service supplied by company, and electric

energy must not be used in such a manner as to causedetrimental voltage fluctuations or disturbances in

company' s distribution system.



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Replaces Sheet No.Sc hed ul e RI IM-5


'Continu_ from Sheet No. E5.04

c. Non-standard Service

Customers shall be liable for the cost of any special

installation necessary to meet particular requir_aents for

service at other than standard voltages or for the supply of

closer voltage regulation than required by standard

practice.

The usual supply of electric service shall be subject to the

provision of Michigan Public Service Commission rules, butwhere special service/supply conditions or problems arise

for which provision is not otherwise made, the company maymodify or adapt its supply terms to meet the peculiarrequirements of such case.

The company reserves the right to make special contractualarrangements as to the provision of necessary service

facilities, duration of contract, minimum bills, or other

service conditions with respect to customers whose

establishments are remote from the company's existing

suitable facilities, or whose service requirements exceed

the capabilities of the company system in the area, or

otherwise necessitate unusual investments by the company in

service facilities, or where the permanence of the service

is questionable.

d. Resale of Electric EnergyCustomers shall not resell to, or share with others, any

electric service furnished by the company under the terms ofits filed rate schedules not applicable to such resale of

energy, unless otherwise authorized by the Michigan PublicService Commission.






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MPSC Vol No 4-ELECTRIC Original Sheet No. E5.06Replaces Sheet No.

Schedule RIIM-6

Standard Rules & Reg' s-Terms & Conditions of Serv. Electric


e. Service to Single Metering Points

Where resale of electric service exists, the company will be

under no obligation to furnish or maintain meters or other

facilities for the resale of service by the resellingcustomer to the ultimate user.

Electric service will no longer be granted where connection

is made to a single metering point for the purpose of resaleto the reselling customer's ultimate user. Where for

economic reasons a single metering point serves renter(s),rent inclusion, defined as the furnishing of electric

service as an incident to tenancy with the charge therefor

being included in the rent without identification, is

permi tted.

f. Point of Attachment

Where suitable service is available, the company willinstall service connections from its distribution lines to a

suitable point of attachment on the customer's premises

designated by the company. Where the customer requests a

point of attachment other than that specified by the

company; and such alternative point of attachment is

approved by the company, the cost of installing additionalintermediate supports, wires, or fixtures necessary to reachthe point of attachment requested by the customer, shall be

borne by the customer.

Should it become necessary for any cause beyond the

company's control to change the location of the point of

attachment of service connections, the entire cost of any

changes in the customer's wiring made necessary thereby

shall be borne by the customer.





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A Service connection will not be made unless the customer

has installed his service entrance facilities in compliance

with code requirements and specifications set forth by thecompany.

The customer may be required to provide, at no expense to

the company, space for company facilities on the customer's

premises.

For overhead service, the location of the point of

attachment must be such that the company's serviceconductors can be installed without attachment to the

building in any other locations.

For underground service, the point of attachment may be onthe building, meter pedestal, or other agreed point.

Service will be provided to meter poles for farm service orother service where more than one structure is to be

supplied from a single meter. The customer shall be

required to install a disconnect switch on the pole at his

own expense in accordance with company specifications.i

g. Service to House Trailers, Vans, Buses, Used as Dwellingunits

To be considered as permanent, house trailers, vans, or

buses used as dwelling units shall meet the followingrequirements:

i) Mounted on a permanent foundation so that it cannot be

readily moved to a new location.

2) Have its own well, or be connected to a central water

system, or have an executed contract for such well or

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3) Have its own septic system or be connected to a central

sewer system.

4) Have electrical wiring that meets the requirements of

regulatory electrical codes.

For permanent house trailers, vans, or buses used as

dwelling units, the company will make serv-ice connections atan appropriate structure adjacent to the house trailer, van,

or bus without special charges, except as specified hereinunder Section III.

If the above conditions are not met, such installation and

service facilities shall be considered to be "T_mporary

Service" as applicable under Section III., 3., b.

4. NATURE AND QUALITY OF SERVICE

The company will endeavor to, but does not guarantee to, furnish

a continuous supply of electric energy and to maintain voltage

_ and frequency within reasonable limits.

The company shall not be liable for interruptions in the

service, phase failure or reversal, or variations in the servicecharacteristics, or for any loss or damage of any kind or

character occasioned thereby, due to causes or conditions beyond

the company's control, and such causes or conditions shall bedeemed to specifically include, but not be limited to, the

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Acts or omissions of customers or third parties; operation of

safety devices, except when such operation is caused by thenegligence of the company; absence of an alternate supply of

service; failure, malfunction, breakage, necessary repairs or

inspection of machinery, facilities or equipment when the

L company has carried on a program of maintenance consistent with

the general practices prevailing in the industry; act of God,

war, action of the elements, storm or flood, fire, riot, labor

dispute or disturbances; or the exercise of authority or

regulation by governmental or military authorities.

The customer shall be responsible for giving immediate notice tothe company of interruptions or variations in electric service

so that appropriate corrective action can be taken.

The company reserves the right to temporarily interrupt service

for construction, repairs, emergency operations, shortages in

power supply, safety, and state or national emergencies and

shall be under no liability with respect to any suchinterruption, curtailment, or suspension.

5. METERING AND METERING EQUIPMENT

The customer shall provide, free of expense to the company andclose to the point of service entrance, a space suitable to the

company for the installation of the necessary metering

equipment. The customer shall permit only authorized agents of

the company or other persons lawfully authorized to do so, toinspect, test, or remove the same. If the meters or metering

equipment are damaged or destroyed through the neglect of thecustomer, the cost of necessary repairs or replacements shall bepaid by the customer.

The company reserves the right to make final decision with

respect to methods and equipment used in measurement of loadsfor billing purposes.





Dated : 1-16_80

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MPSC Vol No 4-ELECTRIC Ist Rev. Sheet No. E5.10

Replaces Original Sheet No. E5.10Schedule RIIM-10

!Standard Rules & Reg's-Terms & Conditions of Serv. Electric


a. Meter Testing

A-i-f testing of metering equipment will be done by qualified

personnel, either company employees or by independent

agents, meeting the requirements of both the company and theCommission. The company may, at its option, either conduct

field tests on the customer's premises or remove meteringequipment for shop testing.

i) Routine Tests

R The company will, through test procedures approved by

the Commission, endeavor to maintain its metering

equipment within the accuracy limits prescribed by theCommission.

N In-service self contained single phase and 3 wire

N network meters will be tested with the company's

N Wisconsin meters under a statistical sample test plan asN specified in the following sections of the WisconsinN Administrative Code:

N "PSC 113.518 Statistical sample testinq plan for

N in-service, self-contained, single phase, and 3-wireN network meters."

N "(i) The statistical sample testing plan described

N in pars. (a)-(e) may be used for testing

N self-contained, single phase and 3-wire networkN meters without demand or electronic registers or

N pulsing devices in place of the periodic testing

N requirements of s. PSC 114.51, if the commission

N authorizes the adoption of the plan by a utility."


_ssued: 9-20-88 Effective for Service


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Green _ay, Wisconsin Mich Public Serv CommDated: 9-13-88

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MPSC Vol No 4-ELECTRIC 2nd Rev. Sheet No. E5.11

Replaces ist Rev. Sheet No. E5.11Schedule RIIM-II



"(a) All extended range, surge proof designed meters

shall be divided into homogeneous groups based on

meter design features and age. The groups shall be

further divided into lot sizes categorized by

manufacturer, type, serial number, group size or

load duty cycle with lot sizes containing a minimumof 301 meters and a maximum of 22,000 meters. The

number of lots or lot composition and size may be

changed at the end of the sample testing year toallow for increasing or decreasing analysis of

accuracy testing requirements on any segment of

meters in any lot."

"(b) Annually, from each of the assembled lots, a

coded sample size specified in Table A-2, InspectionLevel IV, page 4 of Military Standard 414,

(MIL-STD-414) dated ii June 1957 and a corresponding

actual sample size as shown on Table B-3, page 45,(MIL-STD-414), shall be randomly selected for

testing and analysis purposes. Each meter in the

lot sample shall be provided with a full load and

light load test for accuracy at unity power factor,

as specified under s. PSC 113.40 (i) (c). A separatestatistical analysis shall be performed on each lotsample at each of these 2 load ranges."

N "In selecting meters to be included in the requiredN sample, a limited number of meters found to be

N defective as defined below may be removed from the

N sample and replaced with the next meter in the sameN lot identified by the random selection process forN that lot :

i

N (i) "Any meter found to be not registering

N (stopped) at either the full load or light load

N test point may be removed and replaced.



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N (2) "Not more than two meters found to be

N registering less than 95 percent or more than

N 105 percent at either full load or light loadN test point may be removed and replaced.

N "The number of defective meters removed under this

N rule from the initially selected sample for any test

N lot and nature of the defects shall be reported to

N the commission with the annual summary reportN required under s. PSC 113.23(4)."

"(c) The statistical analysis calculations for both

the full and light load accuracy results from the

sample lot tests shall be made following the example

outlined on page 43 of MIL-STD-414 with the upperand lower specification limits, U and L designated

at 102% and 98% respectively. The test criterion

for acceptance or rejection of each lot shall be by

the Standard Deviation Method, Double SpecificationLimit with an Acceptable Quantity Level (AQL) of

1.00 for the full load analysis and 4.00 for the

light load analysis (both normal inspection) asshown on Table B-3, page 45 of MIL-STD-414."





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!Continued from Sheet No. E5.12i

"(d) A lot shall be deemed acceptable for continued I

use if the total estimated percent defective (P) is I

less than the appropriate maximum allowable percent

defective (M) as determined from Table B-3, page 45

of MIL-STD-414, following the procedure of par. (c)

for both the full load and light load analysis test

points at the respective designated Acceptable

Quality Levels. All of the meters in the accepted

lot may be retained in use without further accuracyadjustments and will be concluded to have the

accuracy characteristics specified in s. PSC 113.40

(i) (c). Meters in the sample lot may be adjusted Ifor acceptable accuracy as required or maintained as lnecessary and returned to the lot."

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"(e) A lot shall be deemed unacceptable and rejected i

for continued use if the total estimated percent

defective (P) is greater than the appropriate

maximum allowable percent defective (M) as

determined from Table B-3, page 45 MIL-STD-414,

following the procedure of par. (c) for both thefull load and light load analysis test points at the

respective designated Acceptable Quality Levels on

any 2 annual sample testing analysis years for thelot or any meters in the lot. All meters in a

rejected lot shall be provided with an appropriate

test within a period of 48 months from the date ofcompletion of the sample analysis and all the meters

tested in the rejected lot shall be adjusted to the

accuracies specified in s. PSC 113.40 (i) (c).Annual statistical sample testing shall beterminated during the period when all of the meters

in a rejected lot are being provided with a test andaccuracy adjustment."


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"(f) All meters in any lot may be tested and

adjusted for proper accuracy over a 48 month period

at the discretion of the utility without a sampleanalysis determination specifying the lot test is

necessary."

"PSC 113.40 Accuracy of watthour meters."

"(i) Watthour meters used for measuring electrical

quantities supplied to customers shall:"

"(c) If they are designed for use on alternating

current circuits, be accurate to within plus or

minus 1.0% at 2 unity power factor loads, one equalto approximately 10% and the other approximately

100% (plus or minus 10%) of the reference test

current; and shall register correctly within 2.0%plus or minus at a power factor of approximately 50%lagging and at a load between 75% and 100% of thereference test current of the meter. Forself-contained meters the reference test current

shall be the ampere or test ampere rating of the

meter, whichever is shown on the nameplate. Formeters used with current transformers the reference

test current shall be the test-ampere rating of the

meter or the secondary rating of the currenttransformers ."






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MPSC Vol No 4-ELECTRIC ist Rev. Sheet No. E5.15




N "Metering Equipment Records"

N "(I) A test record shall be made whenever a unit of

N metering equipment is tested and such shall be

N retained until a superseding test, but not less than

N two years or as may be necessary to comply withN service rules regarding refunds on fast meters.N This record shall show information to identify the

N unit and its location; equipment with which theN device is associated; the date of test; reason for

N the test; readings before and after the test; aN statement as to whether or not the meter "creeps"

N and in case of creeping, the rate; a statement ofN "as found" and "as left" accuracies sufficiently

N complete to permit checking of the calculations

N employed; indications showing that all requiredN checks have been made; a statement of repairs made,

N if any, and identification of the testing standard

N and the person making the test. Test results from

N automatic testing equipment need not show the detailN of the calculations employed."

N "(2) Each utility shall keep a record for each unit

N of metering equipment showing when the unit wasN purchased; its cost; utility's identification;

N associated equipment; essential name-plate data;N dates of the last two tests; results of the last "as

N found" and "as left" tests unless separate records

N are kept of each test for each unit; and locationsN where installed with dates of installation and

N removal. These records shall be maintained for the

N life of the meter or as may be necessary to comply

N with service rules regarding refunds on fastN meters."


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VP-Rates and Budgets _ _\ Issued Under Auth. of

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MPSC Vol No 4-ELECTRIC isb Rev. Sheet No. E5.16




2) Tests Requested bY customerTests of individual meters will be made upon request ofthe customer with payment of a meter test fee in advance

of test. The company reserves the right to refuse to

test any meter upon request more frequently than once insix (6) months. If such test reveals meter registration

of more than 102% of that of the test equipment, the

charge will be refunded and a billing adjustment made.If meter accuracy is found to be within the plus or

minus two percent (2%) accuracy range, the charge will

not be refunded and a billing adjustment will not be ]required. When it appears that there may be sufficient [

reason to question meter accuracy (for example, a marked I

increase in metered consumption without a corresponding I

change in a customer's living or working patterns or in [the number and kind of appliances or equipment in use on[the customer's premises) , the company may waive themeter test charge or it may install a second meter, at

no charge to the customer, to provide check readings.

3) Failure to Register

When a meter has stopped, or has failed to register all

of the energy used, the company will make a charge tothe customer for the energy estimated to have been used.




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b. Location of Meters Meters for all single-family residential service will be installed outdoors. Meters for other services may be installed outdoors if they are located so they are protected from traffic and are readily accessible for reading and testing. Meters which must be protected from inclement weather, while being serviced or tested, shall be located indoors or in a suitable housing where such work can be performed. Meters located indoors shall be as near as possible to the service entrance, in a clean, dry place, reasonably secure from injury, not subject to vibration, and readily accessible for reading and testing. In cases of multiple buildings, such as two-family flats or apartment buildings, if the meters are installed indoors, they shall be located within the premises served or at a common location readily accessible to the tenants and the company.

An authorized representative of the company will determine the acceptability of the meter location in all cases.

6. SPECIAL CHARGES The company will make such charges for reasonable special services as necessary to discourage abuse and to minimize subsidy of such services by other customers. The following schedule shall apply where applicable:

a. Supplemental Utility Services – The rates and charges shown in this section are not approved by the Michigan Public Service Commission. Changes will be made by the Company from time-to-time to include the current rates and charges for services offered.

1) The Company will charge the prevailing Time, Material and/or

Vehicle rates for services which shall include, but are not limited to the following:

(a) Relocating Company owned facilities, including services and

meters when requested by the Customer. (b) Repairs to correct safety code violations on Customer owned

facilities when required by applicable laws, codes or regulations.

(c) Installing meter protection when the Customer fails or is unable to provide a safe location for the meter assembly.

(d) Upgrading Company owned facilities to accommodate increased energy usage by the Customer. The Customer’s payment for this service may be partially offset by a credit based on the Customer’s expected annual load increase.




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(e) Installing a temporary meter set. (f) Returning to the Customer’s location a second (and each

subsequent) time to perform required work, when the second (and each subsequent) call is required due to the Customer not being ready for the Company to perform the requested work.

2) Rates – Effective April 1, 2007, the Time Material and Vehicle

rates are as follows:

(a) Time: 7am-5pm, Monday-Saturday: $77.50/person per hour. 5pm-7am, Monday-Saturday: $94.40/person per hour. Sundays and Company Holidays: $111.40/person per hour.

(b) Material:

The actual cost of any material, plus warehousing charges.

(c) Vehicles: Air Compressor: $70.28/hour. Backhoe: $30.30/hour. Heavy Duty Line Truck: $38.22/hour. Light Duty Aerial Truck: $23.68/hour. Service Truck: $10.17/hour. Trencher: $36.99/hour.

b. Special Meter Readings

1) When the Company, at the request of the customer:

(a) Reads a meter on a day other than the scheduled meter reading date, and/or

(b) Issues a written bill on a day other than the scheduled billing date.

The customer will be billed a $15.00 charge unless there is a change in the customer of record. There will be only one $15.00 charge if both the gas and electric meters are read at the same time.




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2) The customer may read his/her meter(s) and provide the reading(s) to the Company. The Company will then calculate the amount due and provide this information to the customer verbally, at no cost, and no written bill will be issued.

c. Meter Test Charge $15.00

d. Reconnect Charge -

During Regular Working Hours $20.00 Outside Regular Working Hours $60.00

e. Unhonored Checks And Electronic Transfers

When a customer issues a check or authorizes an electronic transfer payment to the Company that a bank or other financial institution fails to honor (for reasons of insufficient funds, account closed, stop payment order issued, etc.), the customer shall be billed an additional charge of $15.00 per check or electronic transfer.

f. Connection or Disconnection Outside Regular Working Hours

When application is made for service with the request that meters be connected or disconnected outside regular hours or on Saturdays or Sundays or holidays, the charges specified for reconnections outside regular hours shall apply.

7. OTHER CONDITIONS OF SERVICE

a. Service Disconnect Service to the customer's premises may be disconnected by the company under the following conditions:

1) At Customer's Request

a) Upon Termination

The company will disconnect service with no charge to the customer upon due notice as provided elsewhere in these rules. However, if restoration of service at the same location is requested by the same customer or property owner(s), a reconnect charge will be applied. The reconnect charge will be increased by the amount of the minimum charge in the applicable rate schedule for the months service was disconnected, provided such reconnect is made during the twelve (12) month period immediately following disconnect.




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b) For Repairs The company will temporarily disconnect service to facilitate repairs or other work on the customer's equipment or premises. Special service charges as set forth in Section II., 6., will be applicable.

2) At Company's Option - Commercial & Industrial (Also see Section

II., 4.)

a) With Due Notice The company may disconnect service upon due notice for any of the following reasons:

(1) For violation of these rules and regulations.

(2) For failure to fulfill contractual obligations.

(3) For failure to provide reasonable access to the

customer's premises.

(4) For failure to pay any bill within the established collection period.

(5) For failure to provide deposits as provided elsewhere in

these rules.

(6) Upon written notice from governmental inspection authorities of condemnation of the customer's facilities or premises.

(7) For fraudulent representation as to the use of service.




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b) Without Notice The company reserves the right to disconnect service without notice for any of the following reasons:

(1) Where hazardous conditions exist in the customer's

facilities.

(2) Where the customer's use of service adversely affects the company's facilities or service to other customers.

(3) For unauthorized reconnection after disconnection with

due notice.

(4) For unauthorized use of or tampering with the company's service or facilities.

c) Reconnect

After service has been discontinued at the company's option for any of the above reasons, service will be reconnected only after the customer has taken necessary corrective action and made satisfactory arrangement for payment of all fees and charges, including any applicable reconnect fees and deposits to guarantee payment for service.

b. Rate Application

The rates specified in this schedule are predicated upon the delivery of each class of service to a single metering point for the total requirements of each separate premises of the customer, unless otherwise provided for in these rules and regulations. In no case may service be shared with another or transmitted off the premises at which it is delivered. Service at different points and at different premises shall be separately metered and separately billed.




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1) Selection of Rates In some cases, the customer is eligible to take service under any one or two or more rates. Upon request, the company will advise the customer in the selection of the rate which will give him the lowest cost of service, based on the information provided to the company, but the responsibility for the selection of the rate lies with the customer.

After the customer has selected the rate under which he elects to take service, the customer will not be permitted to change from that rate to another rate until at least twelve months have elapsed. Neither will the customer be permitted to evade this rule by temporarily terminating service.

However, the company may, at its option, waive the provisions of this paragraph where it appears that an earlier change is requested for permanent rather than for temporary or seasonal advantage. The intent of this rule is to prohibit frequent shifts from rate to rate.

No refund will be made of the difference in charges under different rates applicable to the same class of service.




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MPSC Vol No 4-ELECTRIC 3rd Rev. Sheet No. E5.23 Replaces 2nd Rev. Sheet No. E5.23 Schedule RIIM-23



2) Apartment Buildings and Multiple Dwellings An apartment building or multiple dwelling shall be considered as one containing nine or more rooms in which single rooms, suites, or groups of rooms have individual cooking and kitchen sink accommodations. Service supplied through a single meter to an apartment building or multiple dwelling containing less than three apartments may be billed on the residential service rates on a single customer basis. Service supplied through a single meter to an apartment building or multiple dwelling containing three or more apartments shall be billed in accordance with the following provisions:

a) Apartment Buildings or Multiple Dwellings Containing Three

or Four Apartments The customer may have the option of being billed under either the residential service rate or the appropriate general service or commercial and industrial service rate. For the purpose of billing under the residential service rate, the initial charge, the kilowatt hour blocks, and the minimum charge shall be multiplied by the number of apartments served through one meter.

b) Apartment Buildings or Multiple Dwellings Containing Five or

More Apartments The customer shall be billed under the appropriate general service or commercial and industrial service rate.



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3) Homes or Dormitories for Groups Other Than Private Family Units Service supplied through a single meter to rooming houses, dormitories, nurses' homes, and other similarly occupied buildings containing sleeping accommodations for more than six persons shall be classified as commercial and billed on the appropriate service rate.

4) Farm Service

Service shall be available to farms for residential use under the residential service rate, and, in addition, service may be used through the same meter for any purpose as long as such use is confined to service for the culture, processing, and handling of products grown or used on the customer's farm. Use of service for purposes other than set forth above shall be served and billed on the appropriate general service rate.

5) Year-Round Service

Service to customer at the address shown on his driver's license and voter's registration card.

6) Seasonal Service

Service to customers other than to year-round customers.

c. Deposits - Commercial & Industrial

1) Both of the following provisions apply to new customer deposits: a) Except as provided in subdivision b) of this subrule, a

utility shall not require a deposit from a new customer as a condition of receiving service. A utility may, with proper notification, require a deposit from a new customer if the customer exhibits an unsatisfactory record of bill payment within the first 6 months after service has commenced. Payment of bills on or before the due date shall constitute a satisfactory record of bill payment.




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b) A utility may require a deposit for a new customer under any of the following conditions: i) Service is for short periods or special occasions. ii) The new customer has an existing bad debt with any

company regulated by the commission. iii) Other business accounts with the customer are

experiencing collection activity. iv) The customer has no established credit rating or an

unfavorable credit rating with a credit-reporting agency.

2) An existing customer shall be classified as one who has received

service for more than a 6-month period. A deposit may be required under any of the following conditions: a) If a shutoff notice has been issued on 2 or more occasions

within the most recent 12-month period. b) Service has been shut off for nonpayment. c) The customer has tampered with the meter or converted

utility electricity to the customer’s use.

3) A deposit of not more than 3 times an average monthly billing may be required from customers who are subject to deposit provisions. The utility shall provide reasonable terms for the payment of the deposit. If the applicant has sought any form of relief under the federal bankruptcy laws or is brought within the jurisdiction of the bankruptcy court for any reason, or if a receiver is appointed in a state court proceeding, the utility may assess a deposit as allowed by federal bankruptcy law or state law.

4) A deposit may be retained by the utility until the customer

compiles a record of up to 18 continuous months of bill payment on or before the due date.



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MPSC Vol No 4-ELECTRIC Original Sheet No. E5.26 Schedule RIIM-26



5) A utility shall pay simple interest to each customer who is required to make a deposit for the time the deposit is held by the utility. The interest rate shall be the rate paid on United States savings bonds, series EE, as of the first business day of the calendar year. Interest need not be paid unless the deposit is held for more than 12 months. Payment of the interest to the customer shall be made annually if requested by the customer. If payment of the interest is not requested, the interest shall be paid at the time the deposit is returned. Interest shall be accrued annually. The deposit shall cease to draw interest on the date the deposit is returned, on the date service is terminated, or on the date that notice that the deposit is no longer required is sent to the customer’s last known address.

6) If service is terminated or shut off, the utility may apply the

deposit, plus accrued interest, to the customer’s unpaid balance. If the deposit, plus accrued interest, is more than the unpaid balance, the excess shall be returned to the customer.

7) Each utility shall keep records that show all of the following

information: a) The name and address of each depositor. b) The amount and date of the deposit. c) Each transaction concerning the deposit.

8) Each utility shall issue a receipt of deposit to each customer

from whom a deposit is received and shall provide means by which a depositor may establish a claim if the receipt is lost.

9) A record of each unclaimed deposit shall be maintained for not

less than 3 years, during which time the utility shall make a reasonable effort to return the deposit.

10) Unclaimed deposits, together with accrued interest, shall be

credited to an appropriate account and shall be disposed of pursuant to Michigan statutes.

11) Deposits for residential customers are governed by the provisions

of R 460.2101 et seq.



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Replaces Sheet No.Schedule RIIIM

Standard Rules & Regulations-Construction Policy Electric

SECTION III. CONSTRUCTION POLICY|This section of the rules and regulations sets forth the terms andconditions under which the company will construct and extend itsfacilities to serve new loads and replace, relocate, or otherwise

modify its facilities.

Except where specifically stated otherwise, service extensionpolicy

is based on overhead construction, and any financial participation

by the customers for underground facilities shall be in addition toother charges provided for in these rules.

Contributions in aid of constrUction and other deposits made with

the company under the provisions of this section shall be considered

nonrefundable, except where provisions for refunds are specificallystated. No refunds will be made in excess of the refundable amount

deposited, and deposits shall not bear interest. Refunds, whereapplicable, will be made in accordance with the terms statedhereinafter.

Each distribution line extension shall be a separate distinct unit

and any further extension therefrom shall have no effect upon the

agreements under which such extension is constructed.



By A E Pearson On and After: 1-17-80Ass' t VP-Rates and Budgets Issued Under Auth. of

Green Bay, wisconsin Mich Public Serv CommDated : 1-16.-80In Case No: U-6212



Replaces Original Sheet No. E6.01Schedule RIIIM-I



I. OVERHEAD EXTENSION POLICYa. Residential Service

i) ChargesFor each permanent year-round dwelling, the company will provide

a single-phase line extension, excluding service drop, at noadditional charge for a distance of 600 feet of which no more

than 200 feet is a lateral extension on the customer's private

property. For each permanent seasonal-type dwelling, the companywill provide at no extra charge a 200-foot extension from a mainline distribution feeder. Distribution line extension in excess

R of the above footages will require an advance deposit equal to

R the actual costs for the portion of the line extension in excessR of above footages. There will also be a nonrefundable

contribution equal to the cost of right-of-way and clearing on

such excess footage. Three-phase extensions will be on the samebasis as commercial and industrial.

2) Measurement

The length of any main line distribution feeder extension will bemeasured along the route of the extension from the company'snearest facilities from which the extension can be made to the

customer's property line. The length of any lateral extension onthe customer's property shall be measured from the customer's

property line to the service pole. Should the company for itsown reasons choose a longer route, the applicant will not be

charged for the additional distance. However, if the customer

requests special routing of the line, the customer will berequired to pay the extra cost resulting from the special

routing.



By J F Schott _{I,'_.;_,F.SE_tC OR and After: 7-24-03Ass't VP Regulatory Affairs S_ ,L_ _,l.'._.._::S,0hI_,sued Under Auth. of

Green Bay, wisconsin M_ch_IPublic Serv CommD_ted: 7-23-03

8EP1 7 2003 I 1 Case U-1368



Replaces Original Sheet No. E6.02Schedule RIIIM-2



3) Refunds

During the five (5) year period immediately following the date ofpayment, the company will make refunds of the charges paid for afinanced extension under provisions of Paragraph I) above. The

amount of any such refund shall be $500 for each permanent

electric service subsequently connected directly to thefacilities financed by the customer. Directly connectedcustomers are those which do not require the construction of more

than 300 feet of lateral primary distribution line. Such refunds

will be made only to the original customer if still receivingservice at the same location and will not include any amount of

contribution in aid of construction for underground service made

under the provisions of the company's underground service policyas set forth in this section. The total refund shall not exceed

the refundable portion of the contribution.

b. Commercial or Industrial Service

I) Company-Financed Extensions

Except for contributions in aid of construction for undergroundservice made under the provisions of Section III., 2), of these

rules, the company will finance the construction cost necessaryto extend its facilities to serve commercial or industrial

customers when such investment does not exceed two (2) times the

R annual distribution service revenue anticipated to be collectedfrom customers initially served by the extension.


Issued: 12-20-01 /',_\_.... _'_/\ Effective for Service

By W L Bourbonnais /,_° _ On and After: 1-1-02

Manager-Rates & Econ _ j_ _ 0 [_0_ c_._ Issued Under Auth. ofGreen Bay, Wisconsin \_ _/ Mich Public Serv Comm

\_ / Dated: I0-II-01.\____// In Case No: U-12650


MPSC Vol NO 4-ELECTRIC Ist Rev. Sheet No. E6.03




2) ChargesWhen the estimated cost of construction of such facilitiesexceeds the company's maximum initial investment as defined in

Paragraph i), the applicant shall be required to make a depositin the entire amount of such excess construction costs. Owners

or developers of mobile home parks shall be required to deposit

the entire amount of the estimated cost of construction, subjectto the refund provisions of Paragraph 3).

3) Refunds

That portion of the deposit related to the difference in the cost

of underground construction and the equivalent overheadfacilities shall be considered nonrefundable. This amount shall

be determined under applicable provisions of the company'sunderground service policy as set forth in this section.

The company will make refunds on remaining amounts of depositscollected, under the provisions of Paragraph 2) above, in cases

R where actual experience shows that the electric distribution

service revenues supplied by the customer are sufficient to

warrant a greater initial investment by the company. Suchrefunds shall be computed as follows:

a) Original Customer

At the end of the first complete 12 month period immediatelyfollowing the date of initial service, the company willcompute a revised initial investment based on two (2) times

R the actual distribution service revenue provided by the

original customer in the 12 month period. Any amount byR which twice the distribution service actual annual revenue

exceeds the company's initial investment will be made

available for refund to the customer; no such refund shall

exceed the amount deposited under provisions of Paragraph 2)above.


Issued: 12-20-01 /?_->'__',-cU "',.--.,.Effective for Service

By W L Bourbonnais i-.<_? "_.-_'_On and After: 1'1-02Manager-Rates & Econ Eval /_'_ _\ Issued Under Auth. of

[i-_ • _ ,_ (, Mich Public Serv Comm

Green Bay, Wisconsin _ J,_N _ 0 _00_ f!2) Dated: I0-ii-01

,o:_:_ <_/I In Case No: U-12650\


MPSC Vol NO 4-ELECTRIC Ist Rev. Sheet No. E6.04




b) For Additional New Customers

Refunds for additional new customers directly connected tothe financed extension during the refund period will begoverned by Section III., 1., a., 3).

c. Service Extensions to Loads of Questionable Permanence

When service is requested for loads of questionable permanence, such

as, but not limited to, saw mills, mixer plants, gravel pits, oilwells, oil facilities, etc., the company will install, own, operate,

and maintain all distribution facilities up to the point of attachment

to the customer's service equipment subject to the following:

1) ChargesPrior to commencement of construction, the customer shall make a

deposit with the company in the amount of the company's estimatedconstruction and removal less cost of salvage. Such estimates

shall include the cost of extending the company distribution

facilities and of increasing capacity of its existing facilitiesto serve the customer's load.

2) Refunds

At the end of each year, the company will make a refund on theR amount deposited distribution service from revenues derived from

the customer for electric service from the facilities covered bythe deposit. The amount of such refund for any given year orpart thereof shall be computed as follows:


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Issued: 12-20-01 _':Y"'_<S_ _,_''\ Effective for Service

By W L Bourbonnais /._: _ On and After: 1-1-02Manager-Rates & Econ Eval /_ _:_ Issued Under Auth. ofGreen Bay, Wisconsin _: _ _i Mich Public Serv Comm

_ J_N _ 0 2002 _ Dated: 10-11-0t_) In Case No: U-12650






a) Year to Year for the First Four Years of the Deposit Period

(I) Twenty percent (20%) of the deposit if this amount isR equal to or less than 20% of the new distribution

R service annual revenue, excluding fuel adjustment andsales tax revenues, or,

R (2) Twenty percent (20%) of the new annual distribution

R service revenue, excluding fuel adjustment and salestax revenues, if this amount is less than 20% of the

deposit.

b) The Final Year of the Five-Year Refund Period

(i) If, at the end of the five-year refund period, the total

R distribution service revenue for that period, excludingfuel adjustment and sales tax revenues, is equal to or

greater than five (5) times the original deposit, thebalance of the deposit will be refunded, or,

(2) If, at the end of the five-year refund period, the totalR distribution service revenue, excluding fuel adjustment

and sales tax revenue, is less than five (5) times the

original deposit, the refund for the fifth year will beapplied in accordance with a), (I) or (2), above.

No refund is to be made in excess of the deposit and the depositshall bear no interest.


Issued: 12-20-01 /-_','_ _'_'C_..,/q'_ V_<.i2 _'_'% Effective for Service

By W L Bourbonnais /.._" £,_'\ On and After: 1-1-02

Manager-Rates & Econ Eval /_ _ Issued Under Auth. of

Green Bay, Wisconsin {c_,J_ o 0 2,_,_o_2_1 Mich Public Serv Comm: _,_- ... Dated: I0-II-01\_ In Case No: U-12650

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Replaces Sheet No.Schedule RIIIM-6



|2. UNDERGROUND SERVICE POLICY

a. General

This portion of the rules provides for the extension and/or

replacement of underground electric distribution facilities.The Upper Peninsula of Michigan was excluded from the

mandatory underground rules adopted by the Michigan PublicService Commission in Case No. U-3001. The general policy

of the company is that real estate developers, property

owners, or other applicants for underground service shallmake a contribution in aid of construction to the company in

an amount equal to the estimated difference in cost between

underground and equivalent overhead facilities.

Methods for determining this cost differential for specific

classifications of service are provided herein. In cases

where the nature of service or the construction conditions

are such that these provisions are not applicable, the

general policy stated above shall apply.

The company, at the request of the developer, will installan underground electric distribution system for all newresidential subdivisions, mobile home parks, multiple

occupancy building complexes, and commercial subdivisions,in cooperation with the developer or owner, evidenced by a

signed agreement and in compliance with the followingspecific conditions:

The developer or owners must provide for recorded easements

or rights-of-way acceptable to the company. The easementsare to be coordinated with other utilities and will include

easements for street lighting cable.





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Repiaces Sheet No.Schedule RIIIM-7



The developer or owner must provide for upgrading the

easement to finished grade or for clearing the easement of

trees, large stumps, and obstructions sufficiently to allowtrenching equipment to operate. Survey stakes indicating

easements, lot lines, and grade must be in place. The

developer or owner must certify to the company that the

easements are graded to within four (4) inches of final

grade before the underground distribution facilities areinstalled.

The developer or owner requesting underground constructionmust make a nonrefundable contribution to the company for

primary switching cabinets. When a switching cabinet is

required exclusively for one customer, that customer willcontribute the actual installed cost of the switchingcabinet. When more than one customer is served from the

switc_ing cabinet, each customer's contribution will be the

prorated total installed cost of the switching cabinet basedon the number of positions required for each customer.

If trenching is required where practical difficulties exist,such as in rock or in sodden ground or when boring under

streets, driveways, patios, or any other paved areas, the

per foot charges stated in this rule shall not apply, andthe contribution in aid of construction shall be an amount

equal to the total cost differential between overhead andunderground construction costs, but not less than the amountcalculated on the per foot basis.





Dated : 1-16--80

In Case No: U-6212






The developer or owner will be responsible for any costs of relocating

company facilities to accommodate changes in grade or other changes

after underground equipment is installed and also be responsible for

any damage to company facilities caused by his operations or theoperations of his contractors. An amount equal to the total costsinvolved, including overheads, is required for relocation or

rearrangement of facilities whether specifically requested by thedeveloper or owner or due to the facilities becoming endangered by achange in grade.

R An additional amount of $2.10 per foot shall be added to trenching

charges for practical difficulties associated with winter constructionin the period from November 15 to April 30 inclusive. This charge

will not apply to jobs which are ready for construction and for whichthe construction meeting has been held prior to September 30.

b. Residential Service

If underground is requested, these provisions will apply to permanentdwellings. Mobile homes will be considered permanent dwellings when

meeting the company's requirements for permanent installations.

I) New Platted Subdivisions

When requested, distribution facilities in all new residentialsubdivisions and existing residential subdivisions in whichelectric distribution facilities have not already beenconstructed shall be placed underground, except that a lot facing

a previously existing street or county road and having anexisting overhead distribution line on its side of the street orcounty road shall be served with an underground service from

these facilities and shall be considered a part of theunderground service area.


Issued: 7-24-03 ] F----i-2_ki_.._'t,:f_¢:i_0_J] Effective for Service

By _ ; Schott ! r ....---n IOn and After: 7-24-03ASS t VP Regulatory Affairs i - - l I Issued Under Auth. of

Green Bay, Wisconsin _ i _EP _ 7 _ i [ Mich Public Serv Comm

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MICHIGAN




IContinued from Sheet No. E6.07

a) Distribution systemThe company wii] install an underground distribution

system, including primary and secondary cable andall associated equipment, to provide service to thelot line of each lot in the subdivision.

For purposes of definition, all one-family and

two-family buildings on individual lots areresidential. The company will furnish, install,

own, and maintain the entire underground electric

distribution system, including the service lateralcables for new residential subdivisions. The

trenches for primary or secondary main cables will

be occupied jointly by facilities of the company and

other utilities where satisfactory agreement for

reimbursement exists between the c(_mpany and otherutilities.

The service normally available from the system will

be at secondary voltage, single-phase, three-wire,

60 Hz. Three-phase service will be made availablefor schools, pumping stations, and other special

installations only under terms of a separate

agreement. Certain related equipment, such as

padmounted transformers, switching equipment, and

service pedestals may be above grade. The area mustbe suitable for the direct burial installations of

cable.

The use of the lot front foot measurements in these

rules shall not be construed to require that the

underground electric distribution system be placedat the front of the lot.



By A E Pearson - On and After: 1-17-80


Green Bay, Wisconsin Mich Public Serv CommDated : i-i 6-80

In Case No: U-6212


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•Replaces Sheet No.Schedule RIIIM-10

Standard Rules & Regulations-Construction Policy Electric l

[Continued from Sheet No. E6.09

Where sewer and/or water lines will parallel company

cables, taps must be extended into each lot for adistance of four (4) feet beyond the route of the

cables prior to installation of the cables.

The property owner shall not make any changes in

established grade in or near the easement that will

interfere with utility facilities already installed.

In the event the property owner requests relocationof facilities, or such facilities are endangered by

change in grade, the property owner shall pay the

cost of the relocation or rearrangement of thefacilities.

(i) ChargesPrior to commencement of construction, the owner

or developer shall deposit with the company anamount equal to the estimated cost of

construction of the distribution system, but not

less than the nonrefundable charges set forth in

the following Paragraph (2) below:

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Green Bay, Wisconsin Mich Public Serv CommDated : 1-16.-80

In Case No: U-6212


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Replaces Sheet No.Schedule RIIIM-II

Standard Rules & Regulations-Construction Policy Electric I


(2) Refunds

That portion of the deposit related to thedifference in the cost of undergroundconstruction and the equivalent overheadfacilities shall be considered nonrefundable.

This amount shall be determined by multiplyingthe sum of the lot front footage for all lots in

the subdivision by $1.75, except for those lotsserved by an underground service from anoverhead distribution line under the provision

in Section III., 2., b., i). Where underground

extensions are necessary in unplatted portions

of the property, the nonrefundable portion of

the deposit shall be computed at the rate of

$3.50 per trench foot. The balance of the

deposit shall be made available to the depositor

on the following basis:

Following completion of its construction workorder covering construction of the distribution

system, the company will refund any amount bywhich its original estimate exceeds the actualconstruction costs.

During the five (5) year period immediately

following completion of the construction, the

company will refund $500 for each permanentresidential customer connected within the

subdivision. Such refunds will be made only tothe original depositor and in total shall not

exceed the refundable portion of the deposit.

The deposit shall bear no interest.





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MICHIGAN

MPSC Vol No 4-ELECTRIC _ Original Sheet No. E6.12




(3) MeasurementThe front foot measurement of each lot to be

served by a residential underground distributionsystem shall be made along the contour of thefront lot line. The front lot line is that line

which usually borders on or is adjacent to a

street. However, when streets border on more

than one side of a lot, the shortest distanceshall be used. In case of a curved lot line

which borders on a street or streets and

represents at least two sides of the lot, thefront foot measurement shall be considered as

one-half the total measurement of the curved lot

line. The use of the lot front foot measurement

in these rules shall not be construed to requirethat the underground electric distribution

facilities be placed at the front of the lot.

b) Service Laterals

The company will install, own, operate, and maintainan underground service lateral from termination of

its facilities at the property line to a meteringpoint on each new residence in the subdivision.

(i) Contribution

For a standard installation, the applicant shallmake a nonrefundable constribution in aid of

construction in the amount of $2.00 per trenchfoot.






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Standard Rules-& Regulations-Construction Policy Electric


(2) Measurement

The "trench feet" shall be determined by

measuring from the termination of companyfacilities at the property line along the route

of the trench to a point directly beneath theelectric meter.

2) Other Residential Underground FacilitiesAt the option of the applicant(s), the company will

provide underground facilities from existing overhead

facilities in unplatted areas or in subdivisions whereoverhead electric distribution facilities have been

installed.

The company reserves the right to refuse to install its

facilities underground in cases where, in the company's

opinion, such construction would be impractical or

present a potential detriment to the service to othercustomers. The company may designate portions of

existing subdivisions as "underground service areas"

where, in the company's opinion, such designation wouldbe desirable for aesthetic or technical reasons. All

future applicants for service in areas so designated

will be provided with underground service subject to the

applicable provisions of these rules.

a) Extension of Existing Distribution Systems inPlatted Subdivisions

Any such extension shall be considered a distinct,

separate unit, _and any subsequent extensionstherefrom shall be treated separately.





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Replaces sheet No.Sc hed ul e RI IIM-I 4



(i) Charges (In Addition to Those Charges Set

Forth in Section III.,-f_., a., i)).Pr-lor to commencement of construction, the

applicant shall make a deposit in an amount

equal to $1.75 per foot for the total front

footage of all lots which can be directly servedin the future from the distribution system

installed to serve the initial applicant. Any

subsequent applicant(s) for service on these

lots shall be required to make a nonrefundablecontribution in aid of construction in the

amount of $1.75 per front foot for all lots

owned by the subsequent applicant(s) which can

be directly served from the originaldistribution extension.

(2) RefundsThe company will make available for refund to

the original depositor from amounts contributedin aid of construction by subsequent applicants,

as provided in Paragraph (i) above, the amountincluded in the original deposit to cover the

front footage of the lot(s) owned by the

subsequent applicant(s). The total amountrefunded shall not exceed the amount of the

original deposit and will be made only to the

original depositor.




Green Bay, Wisconsin Mich Public Serv CommDated : 1-16.-80In Case No: U-6212


M IC H IGA N




Continued from Sheet No. E6.14t

The company will endeavor to maintain records

for such purposes, but the depositor is

ultimately responsible to duly notify thecompany of refunds due; any refund not claimed

within five (5) years after completion ofconstruction shall be forfeited. Refunds made

under the provisions of the paragraph shall be

in addition to refunds made under the company's

overhead extension policy.

(3) Measurement

The lot front footage used in computing chargesand contributions in Paragraph (i) above s.lallbe measured the same as for new subdivisions as

set forth in Section III., 2., b., i)., (a).,

(3).

The front footage used in determining the amountof the original deposit or any refunds of

subsequent contributions shall include only the

frontage of lots directly served by the

distribution system extension covered by the

original deposit.

b) Distribution Systems in Unplatted Areas

The company will extend its primary or secondarydistribution system from existing overhead or

underground facilities. When any such extension is

made from an existing overheid system, the property

owner may be required to provide an easement(s) forextension of the overhead system to a pole on his

property where _ransition from overhead tounderground can be made.






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(i) ContributionPrior to con_nencement of construction, the

applicant shall make a contribution in aid of

construction equal to the difference between theestimated overhead construction costs and the

underground construction costs, plus a deposit

based on the company's overhead extension

policy. Refunds will be based on the overheadextension refund policy and shall apply only to

that portion related to the overhead deposit.

c) Service Laterals

The company will install, own, operate, and maintain

an underground service lateral from the termination

of its primary or secondary systsn to a metering

point on each new residence to be served. Such

underground service laterals may be served eitherfrom an underground or overhead system.

(i) ContributionsWhen a servzce lateral is connected to an

underground system, the applicant shall make anonrefundable contribution in aid of

construction in the amount equal to the product

of the trench length in feet, multiplied by$2.00. When the service lateral is connected to

existing overhead facilities, the contribution

shall be $50, plus $2.00 per trench foot.






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(2) Measurement

The "trench length" shall be determined by

measuring from the pole or underground secondaryterminal to which the service lateral is

connected along the route of the lateral trench

to a point directly beneath the electric meter.

c. Non-Residential Service

i) Commercial Service

if requested, distribution facilities in the vicinity of Inew commercial loads and built solely to serve SUCh

loads may be placed underground. This includes serviceto all buildings used primarily for business purposes,where the major activity is the sale of goods or

services at wholesale or retail. This category shall

include, but not be limited to, apartment houses,motels, and shopping centers.

The company will furnish, install, own and maintain the

entire underground electric distribution system,including the service lateral cables for new commercial

subdivisions. Generally, the trenches will be occupied

jointly by facilities of the company and other utilitieswhere satisfactory agreement for reimbursement exists

between the company and the other utilities. Theservice for individual customers within a commercial

subdivision will be furnished as provided for in

Underground Service Connections. Certain related

equipment, such as padmounted transformers, switching

equipment, and service pedestals, may be above-grade.

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In the event the developer(s), owner(s), customer(s), or

tenant(s) request relocation of facilities which are

endangered by change in grade, the total cost ofrelocation or rearrangement of the facilities shall be

borne by the requesting party(s).

The company will install underground service connectionsto commercial and industrial customers and other

installations within designated underground districts in

cooperation with the developer or owner, evidenced by aseparate signed agreement, subject to the following

specific conditions:

When required, the developer or owner must providesuitable space and the necessary foundations and/or

vaults for equipment and provide trenching, backfilling,

conduits, and manholes acceptable to the company for

installation of cables on his property.

a) ContributionFor standard installation of distribution

facilities, the applicant(s) shall make anonrefundable contribution in aid of construction in

the amount equal to the product of the total of

trench length in feet to the point of beginningservice multiplied by $1.90.

Transformers will be charged on an installed basis

of $4.00 per Kva.

Service, as this term is generally understood in the

electric utility field (on customer's property), is

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b) Measurement

"Trench length" shall be determined by measuring

along the center line of the trench as follows:

(i) Primary Extensions

Shall be measured along the route of the primarycable from the transition pole to each

transformer or other primary termination.

(2) Secondary ExtensionsShall be measured from each transformer or other

secondary supply terminal along the route of the

secondary cable to each secondary pedestal or

termination. No charge will be made for

secondary cable laid in the same trench with

primary cable.

(3) Service Laterals

Shall be measured from the pole or underground

secondary terminal to which the service lateralis connected along the route of the lateral

trench to the point of connection to the

customer's facilities. No charge will be madefor service laterals laid in the same trench

with primary or secondary cable.

2) Industrial Service

Distribution facilities in the vicinity of new

industrial loads and built solely to serve such loads

will be placed underground at the option of the

applicant. This includes service to all buildings used

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a) Contribution

The applicant(s) shall make a contribution according

to the provisions above for commercial service.

3) Mobile Home Parks

Distribut--_-_ities in new mobile home parks or

extension from existing overhead systems in mobile home

parks will be placed underground at the option of thepark owner.

The company will furnish, install, own, and maintain the

entire underground electric distribution system,including the premeter portion of the service lateral

cables for mobile home parks. The trenches for primary

or secondary main cables will be occupied jointly by

facilities of the company and other utilities wheresatisfactory agreement for reimbursement exists between

the company and the other utilities.

The serv{ce for tenant loads normally available from the

system will be at secondary voltage, single-phase,

120/240 volt, three-wire, 60 Hz. Three-phase service

will be made available for pumps and service

installations only under terms of a separate agreement.Certain related equipment, such as padmounted

transformers, switching equipment, and service pedestalsmay be above-grade. The area must be suitable for thedirect burial installation of cable.

This service is limited to mobile home parks in which

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Company cables shall be separated byat least five feet

from paralleling underground facilities which do notshare the same trench. The park owner's cable systems,

such as community antenna systems, should be in separate

trenches, if possible. Subject to an agreement with the

company, these cable systems may occupy the same trench.The park ownex must agree to pay a share of the

trenching cost plus the extra cost of the additional

backfill, if required, and agree to notify the other

using utilities when maintenance of his cables requires

digging in the easement.

The park owner must provide for each mobile home lot a

meter pedestal of a design acceptable to the company.

In the event the park owner requests relocation of

facilities or such facilities are endangered by change

in grade, the park owner shall pay the cost of therelocation or rearrangement of the facilities.

a) ContributionThe park owner shali be required to make anonrefundable contribution in aid of construction as

follows :

(i) Primary and Secondary ExtensionsAn amount equal to the product of the total

trench length in feet multiplied by $1.90.

(2) Service Loops or LateralsAn amount equ---_ t-o the product of the total

trench length in feet multiplied by $1.90.

(3) Transformers

$4.00 per Kva.





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(4) Measurement

The "trench length" shall be measured the same

as provided for measurement of cable trench incommercial installations.

d. Other Conditions

i) Obstacles to Construction

Where unusual construction costs are incurred by the

company due to physical obstacles such as, but not

limited to: Rock, surface water, frost, other utility

facilities, heavy concentration of tree roots, or

roadway crossings, the applicant(s) shall make anonrefundable contribution in aid of construction equal

to the estimated difference in cost of the undergroundinstallation and that of equivalent overhead facilities.In no case shall this contribution be less than the per

foot charges above for the type of service involved.The company reserves the right to refuse to place its

facilities under road or railroad rights-of-way in cases

where, in the company's judgment, such construction is

impractical.

2) contribution

Prior to commencement of construction, the applicantshall make a contribution in aid of construction as

required by the underground extension rules, plus a

contribution based on the company's overhead extension

policy. Refunds will be based on the overhead extension

refund policy and shall apply only to that portionrelated to the overhead contribution.


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3) Replacement of Overhead Facilities

Existing overhead electric distribution service lines

shall, at the request of an applicant(s), be replacedwith underground facilities where, in the opinion of the

company, such replacement will not be detrimental to theelectric service to other customers.

Before construction is started, the applicant(s) shall

be required to pay the company the depreciated cost (netcost) of the existing overhead facilities, plus the cost

of removal, less the value of materials salvaged, andalso make a contribution in aid of construction toward

the installation of underground facilities in an amount

equal to the estimated difference in cost between the

underground facilities and equivalent new overheadfacilities.

4) Underground Installations for Company's Convenience

Where the Company, for its own convenience, installs itsfacilities underground, the differential betweenestimated overhead construction costs and underground

costs of such installation will be borne by the company.

All other costs will be governed by the company's

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5) Underground Extensions on Adjacent Lands

When a primary extension to serve an applicant or group

of applicants must cross adjacent lands on which

underground construction is required by the propertyowner (such as on state or federal lands), the

applicant(s) shall make a contribution equal to theestimated difference in cost between the underground and

equivalent overhead facilities. The company may

establish a per foot charge to be considered the

difference in cost. Such charge shall be adjusted from

time to time to reflect the company's actualconstruction cost experience.

6) Local Ordinances

The company reserves the right, where local ordinance

requirements are more stringent than these rules, to

apply to the Michigan Public Service Commission for such

relief as may be necessary.

3. MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL CONSTRUCTION POLICY

Except where specifically designated as overhead or undergroundconstruction policies, the following general policies will be

applied to either overhead or underground construction:

a. Easements and Permits

i) New Residential Subdivisions

The developer of a new residential subdivision shall

cause to be recorded with the plat of the subdivision a

public utility easement approved by the company for theentire plat. Such easement shall include a legal

description of areas within the plat which are dedicatedfor utility purposes, and also other restrictions as

shall be determined by the company for construction,

operation, maintenance, and protection of itsfacilities.



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2) Other Easements and Permits

Where suitable easements do not exist, the company will provide

the necessary easement forms and solicit their execution. The

applicant(s), as a condition of service, will be ultimately

responsible for obtaining all easements and permits as required

by the company for construction, operation, maintenance, and

protection of the facilities to be constructed. Where state or

federal lands are to be crossed to extend service to an applicant

or group of applicants, the additional costs incurred by the

company for rights-of-way and permit fees shall be borne by the

applicant(s).

b. Temporary ServiceCustomers desiring temporary service for a short time only, such as

for construction jobs, traveling shows, outdoor or indoor

entertainments or exhibitions, etc., shall pay the charge per customer

per month provided in applicable rate schedules. In addition, such

customer shall pay installation and removal charges as follows:

i) When 120/240 volt single-phase service is desired and when such

service can be provided at the site without exceeding i00 feet

overhead or I0 feet underground at the time temporary service is

desired, the charge for installation and removal of temporary,

R single-phase, three-wire, 120/240 volt service shall be $200.


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| 2) When 120/240 volt, single-phase service is desired andrequires more than i00 feet overhead or I0 feet

underground of extension, or if other than 120/240 volt,

single-phase service is desired, the charge forinstallation and removal shall be based on the cost

thereof.

The customer shall be required to deposit in advance ofconstruction with the company an amount (in excess of

any salvage realized) to cover the cost of installing

and removing temporary facilities, plus the estimatedcost of service under the terms of applicable rate

schedules. Meters may be read daily and the deposit

modified as the energy used may justify suchmodifications.

If service extends for a period in excess of six

consecutive months, the customer may qualify for other

of the company's available rates, provided he meets all

of the applicable provisions of the filed tariffs.

c. Moving of Buildings or EquipmentWhen the company is requested to assist in the moving of

buildings or equipment through, under, or over the company's

distribution lines, the company will require a deposit from

the mover in advance of providing such assistance. Theamount of the deposit required will be based upon the

company's estimate of the probable cost, but_in no event

will the required deposit be less than $i00. Upon

completion of moving assistance, the company will determineactual costs and will bill or credit the mover according to

the difference between actual costs and the deposit, except

that the minimum actual cost will not be less than $I00.Actual costs will be determined in accordance with the

following :


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i) Within Regular Working Hours

a) Average individual wage rate applicable to

employee(s) involved.

b) Actual material used.

c) Appropriate overhead charges.

2) Outside Regular working Hours

a) Overtime wage rate applicable to employee(s)involved .

b) Actual materials used.

c) Appropriate overhead charges.

3) The minimtza billing for moving assistance shall not be

less than $I00.

d. Relocation of Facilities

i) The company will cooperat@ with political subdivisons inthe construction, improvement, or rehabilitation Of

public streets and highways. It is expected that the

company will receive reasonable notice so that anyrequired relocation work can be properly scheduled.

2) If the company's poles, anchors, or other appurtenancesare located within the confines of the public

right-of-way, the company will make the necessaryrelocation at its own expense with exceptions:





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a) The facilities were originally installed within the

confines of the public right-of-way at the request

of the political entity.

b) Existing facilities being within the confines of anew public right,of-way obtained after the

construction of the company's facilities.

c) The facilities provide public services, such aslighting, traffic signals, etc.

3) If the company's poles, anchors, or other appurtenancesare located on private property, the political

subdivision must agree in advance to reimburse the

company for any expenses involved in relocating itsfacilities.

4) When the company is requested to relocate its facilities

for reasons other than road improvements, any expense

involved will be paid for by the firm, person, or

persons requesting the relocation unless one or more ofthe following conditions are met:

a) The relocation is made for the convenience of the

company.

b) The relocation is associated with other regularlyscheduled conversion or construction work at the

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5) Before actual relocation work is performed under

Paragraph III., 3., d., 3) and 4), above, the companywill estimate the cost of moving the poles, anchors, orother appurtenances, and an advance deposit in theamount of the estimate must be received from the firm,

person, or persons requesting such relocation. Uponcompletion of relocation work, the company willdetermine the actual costs of the relocation, and the

firm, person, or persons requesting the relocation willbe billed or credited for the difference between the

advance deposit and the actual cost.

e. Construction Schedules

Scheduling of construction shall be done on a basis mutually Iagreeable to the company and the applicant. The company ireserves the right not to begin construction until the

customer has demonstrated to the company's satisfaction his

intent to proceed in good faith with installation of hisfacilities by acquiring property ownership, obtaining all

necessary permits, and/or, in the case of mobile homes,meeting the company's requirements for permanency.

f. Design of Facilities

The company reserves the right to make final determination

of selection, application, location, routing, and design ofits facilities. Where excessive construction costs are

incurred by the company at the request of the customer, the

customer may be required to reimburse the company for suchexcess costs.

g. Billing

For customer(s) who fail to take service two (2) months

after an extension has been completed to the premises and

within the time period requested by the customer(s), thecompany shall have the right, after said two (2) month

period, to commence billing the customer under the company'sapplicable rates and rules for the type of service requested

by the customer (s) .

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Standard Rules & Regulations-Emergency Elec. Proc. Electric

SECTION IV. EMERGENCY ELECTRICAL PROCEDURES

1. GENERAL

Emergency electrical procedures may be necessary if there is a

shortage in the electrical energy supply to meet the demands of

customers in the electrical service area. It is recognized that

such deficiencies can be short term (a few hours) or long term

(more than a few hours) in duration, and, in view of the

difference in nature between short and long term deficiencies,

different and appropriate procedures shall be adopted for each.

Essential health and safety customers given specialconsideration in these procedures shall, insofar as the

situation permits, include the following types of customers andsuch other customers or types of customers which the Commission

may subsequently identify:

a. Governmental Detention Institutions - Which will be limited

to those facilities used for the detention of persons.

b. Fire Stations - Which will be limited to attended, publicly

owned facilities housing mobile fire fighting apparatus.

c. Hospitals - Which will be limited to institutions providingmedical care to patients and where surgical procedures are

per form ed.

d. Life Support Equipment - Such as a kidney machine orrespirator, used to sustain the life of a person.

e° Water Pumping Plants - Which will be limited to publiclyfacilities essential to the supply of potable water to

a co_auni ty.

f. Sewage Plants - Which will be limited to publicly ownedfacilities essential to the collection, treatment, or

disposal of a community's sewage.

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g. Radio and Television Stations - Utilized for the transmittal

of emergency messages and public information broadcasts

related to these procedures.

Although these types of customers will be given special

consideration from the manual load shedding provisions of this

procedure, they are encouraged to install emergency generation

equipment if continuity of service is essential. It is knownthat some of the township Fire Departments in the more rural

parts of Michigan have portable generation equipment available.Maximum use should be made of these facilities. In the case of

customers supplied from two utility sources, only one sourcewill be given special consideration. Other customers who, in

their opinion, have critical equipment or circumstances, should

install emergency battery or portable generating equipment.

The commission will be promptly advised of the nature, time, and

duration of all implemented emergency conditions and procedures

which are performed to reduce load manually or automatically

affect normal service to customers. The commission may order

the implementation of additional procedures or the termination

of the procedures previously employed when circumstances so

require.

As may be appropriate in accordance with the nature of the

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2. SUDDEN OR UNANTICIPATED SHORT-TERM CAPACITY SHORTAGE

In the event of a sudden decline of the frequency on the system

or a sudden breakup which isolates all or parts of the system or

power pool from other electric systems with which it isinterconnected and which results in the area so isolated being

deficient in electric generation, with consequent rapid decline

in frequency:

a. Every effort will be made to maintain at least partial

service to the system by means of predetermined load

shedding of selected transmission and/or distribution

circuits. The company will make every reasonable effort to

provide continuous service to essential health and safetycustomers.

3. ANTICIPATED OR PREDICTABLE SHORT-TERM CAPACITY SHORTAGES IN THECOM PANY S YS TEM

In the event an emergency condition of short term duration isanticipated or predicted which cannot be relieved by sources of

generation within or outside the system, the following stepswill be taken at the appropriate time and in the order

appropriate to the situation:

a. The internal demand of substations, offices, and other

premises owned by the company will be reduced to the largestextent consistent with the maintenance of service.

b. Service will be interrupted to loads rendered service under

interruptible tariffs.

c. Voltage will be reduced not more than six percent (6%).




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d. Voluntary load reduct{ons will be requested of large

commercial and industrial customers by procedures

established in their respective load management plants.

e. Voluntary load reductions will be requested of all othercustomers through appropriate media appeals.

f. Load shedding of firm customer loads will be initiated.

Service so interrupted shall be of selected distributioncircuits throughout the company area. Such interruptionsshall be consistent with the criteria established for

essential health and safety customers and will, insofar as

practicable, be alternated among circuits. Records will be

maintained to insure that during subsequent capacity

shortages, service interruptions may be rotated throughout

the company service area in an equitable manner.

4. LONG TERM CAPACITY OR FUEL SHORTAGE

The following actions will be implemented until it is determined

that any or all actions may be terminated. The public will be

immediately advised through appropriate media Sources of the

implementation of these procedures. If an emergency situation

of long term duration arises out of a long term capacity or fuel

shortage in the area which cannot be relieved by sources of

generation within or outside the system, the following actions

will be taken in the order noted as required:






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a. Curtail use during hours of maximum system d_and of

nonessential energy on premises controlled by the company,including parking and large area lighting and interior

lighting, except lighting required for security and safety,

and other uses of energy, both during and outside normalbusiness hours.

b. Initiate voluntary energy curtaiiment during hours ofmax imttm system demand of all customers by requesting,

through mass communication media, voluntary curtailment by

all customers of a minimum of ten percent (10%) of their

electric use. This use will include lighting, airconditioning, heating, manufacturing processes, cooking,

refrigeration, clothes washing and drying, and any other

loads that can be curtailed or deferred to off-peak hours.

c. Impl_nent procedures for interruption of selected

distribution circuits during the period of maximum systemdemand on a rotational basis in accordance with specified

load reduction amounts minimizing interruption to facilities

which are essential to the public health and safety. Thelength of an interruption of any selected circuit should notexceed two hours, and the total interruption should not

exceed four hours in any 24-hour period without priornotification to the commission.

If the above actions are made necessary because of a long-term

fuel shortage, they will be continued in the order taken to

maintain as nearly as possible a 30-day fuel supply.

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