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The general utility service rules for Lake Mills Light & Water are listed at the bottom of this page.

 

Electric Rates

Effective February 2024

 

Residential Service: Rg-1

Customer Charge and Minimum Bill

Single-Phase $12 per month
Three-Phase $19 per month
Energy Charge $0.1304 per kWh plus PCAC

 

Residential Service: Time-of-Day Rg-2

Customer Charge and Minimum Bill

Single-Phase $12 per month
Three-Phase $19 per month
Energy Charge (On-Peak) $0.1800 per kWh plus PCAC
Energy Charge (Off-Peak) $0.0970 per kWh plus PCAC

 

General Service

Gs-1<50 kW

Customer Charge and Minimum Bill

Single-Phase $13 per month
Three-Phase $19 per month
Energy Charge $0.1346 per kWh plus PCAC
Option to move to CP1 if over 12,000 kWh; Load Factor > 45% (3+ months)

 

General Service: Optional Time-of-Day Gs-2<50 kW

Customer Charge and Minimum Bill

Single-Phase $13 per month
Three-Phase $19 per month
Energy Charge (On-Peak) $0.1750 per kWh plus PCAC
Energy Charge (Off-Peak) $0.1080 per kWh plus PCAC

 

Small Power: Cp-1

Customers with monthly demand 50 – 200kW

Customer Charge $100 per month
Distribution Demand Charge $1.75 per kW of distribution demand
Minimum Bill = Customer Charge + Distribution Demand Charge
Lesser of Demand Charge $8.50 per kW of billed demand
Lesser of Energy Charge $0.0914 per kWh plus PCAC
Or Rate Limiter $0.1606 per kWh plus PCAC

 

Small Power: Optional Cp-1 Time-of-Day

Customers with monthly demand 50 – 200kW

Customer Charge $100 per month
Distribution Demand Charge $1.75 per kW of distribution demand
Minimum Bill = Customer Charge + Distribution Demand Charge
Demand Charge $8.50 per kW of on-peak billed demand
Energy Charge (On-Peak) $0.1060 per kWh plus PCAC
Energy Charge (Off-Peak) $0.0795 per kWh plus PCAC

 

Large Power: Time-of-Day Cp-3

Customer with monthly demand > 200kW

Customer Charge $175.00 per month
Distribution Demand Charge $2.00 per kW of distribution demand
Minimum Bill = Customer Charge + Distribution Demand Charge
Demand Charge $11.50 per kW of on-peak billed demand
Energy Charge (On-Peak) $0.0900 per kWh plus PCAC
Energy Charge (Off-Peak) $0.0642 per kWh plus PCAC

 

Commitment to Community Rates

Residential: 3% of total electric bill not to exceed $1.20
Commercial: 3% of total electric bill not to exceed $2.24
Cp-1: 3% of total electric bill not to exceed $7.50
Cp-2: 3% of total electric bill not to exceed $35.00

 

Block Charge for Renewable Energy

$2.00 per 300 kWh block of renewable energy per month.

 

Street Lighting Service

Applied to municipal street lighting. The utility will furnish, install, and maintain street lighting units.

 

Primary & Transformer Discounts

Primary Voltage Discount: 2.00 percent discount on the monthly energy charge, distribution demand charge and demand charge.

 

Street Lighting Services

Transformer Ownership Discount: $0.25 per kW of distribution demand.

 

Use shall be estimated as follows:

35 Watt LED 13 kWh per month
175 Watt Mercury Vapor 68 kWh per month
70 Watt (Decorative) Sodium 30 kWh per month
100 Watt Sodium 43 kWh per month
150 Watt Sodium 72 kWh per month
250 Watt Sodium 108 kWh per month
400 Watt Sodium 180 kWh per month
500 Watt Sodium 150 kWh per month
1500 Watt Quartz 45 kWh per month
150 Watt Spot 450 kWh per month

 

PCAC = Power Cost Adjustment Clause. All metered rates shall be subject to a positive or negative power cost adjustment charge equivalent to the amount by which the current cost of power (per kilowatt-hour of sales) is greater or lesser than the base cost of power purchased (per kilowatt-hour of sales)

 

  1. All Electric, Water and Sewer bills for services are rendered monthly.
  2. A charge of 1% per month will be added to bills not paid within 20 days from the date of issuance. The late payment charge shall be applied to the total unpaid balance for utility service, including unpaid late payment charges. Utility will not waive any properly applied late payment charges.
  3. Date on check is not sufficient proof that payment was received by the due date. Failure to receive a bill in no way exempts customers from the provisions of these rules.
  4. Electric customers whose services are disconnected because of nonpayment of bills when due, shall be required to pay a charge of $40, before service will be restored during regular hours.
  5. Water customers: The utility shall assess a charge to reconnect a customer, which includes reinstalling a meter and turning on the valve at the curb stop, if necessary. A utility may not assess a charge for disconnecting a customer. During normal business hours: $40.
  6. Insufficient Fund Charge: A $20 charge will be applied to the customer’s account when a check rendered for utility service is returned for insufficient funds. This charge may not be in addition to, but may be inclusive of, the water utility’s insufficient fund charge when the check was for payment of both electric and water service.