Beginning with the June 1, 2002 billing, for usage consumed in May, rates for inside and outside the city are established the city’s fee resolution. All gas sales to consumers are subject to stop loss adjustment described in section 15-1002.

(Code 1988, § 15-701; Ord. 3135, § 1, 10-26-93; Ord. 3286, § 1, 4-23-02; Code 2016, Sec. 94-256)

Stop loss adjustments, if applicable, shall commence with the June billing. Depending on wholesale supply cost to the city, the city shall use the following formula to calculate an adjustment to be charged to the consumer for reimbursement of actual supply cost over the adopted rate as specified in the city’s fee resolution. The formula to be used in calculating this adjustment is as follows:

(A + B)/C = D

D + E = F

F - G = H

Where:

A = Gas commodity cost for preceding month (invoice plus applicable storage gas).

B = Transportation cost for preceding month (invoice).

C = City gate delivery volume for preceding month (delivery statement [includes storage]).

D = Average delivered commodity cost per Mcf.

E = The average price per Mcf of the city’s non-gas cost. This non-gas cost is to be reviewed annually following adoption of the budget for the next year. Adjustments to match average cost per unit shall be effective January 1.

F = City’s total estimated cost for month per Mcf.

G = City’s adopted natural gas service rate as specified in section 15-1001.

H = Adjustment cost charged to customer per Mcf.

(Code 1988, § 15-702; Ord. 3135, § 2, 10-26-93; Ord. 3286, § 2, 4-23-02; Code 2016, Sec. 94-257)

All standard one-inch taps equipped with a 175 cfm meter for gas service within the city shall be installed at a cost in the amount established in the city’s fee resolution to the customer. All other taps within the corporate limits shall be installed by the city, and the cost of labor and materials furnished in making such tap shall be charged to the customer. All gas meters hereafter installed shall be installed and owned by the city and shall be maintained by the city at the city’s expense.

(Code 1988, § 15-703; Ord. 3147, § 1, 4-12-94; Code 2016, Sec. 94-381)

(a)   The city municipal gas will remove all taps from property not utilizing gas consumption within a two- year period.

(b)   Service to the property so affected will be reinstated upon request, and the payment therefor of the then current gas tap charges.

(Code 1988, § 15-704; Ord. 3305, § 1, 2-25-03; Code 2016, Sec. 94-382)

Hereafter, all standard one-inch taps equipped with a 175 cfm meter for gas service within the city shall be installed at a cost in the amount established in the city’s fee resolution to the customer. All other taps within the corporate limits shall be installed by the city, and the cost of labor and materials furnished in making such tap shall be charged to the customer. All gas meters hereafter installed shall be installed and owned by the city and shall be maintained by the city at the city’s expense.

(Code 1988, § 15-703; Ord. 3147, § 1, 4-12-94; Code 2016, Sec. 94-381)

(a)   The city municipal gas will remove all taps from property not utilizing gas consumption within a two- year period.

(b)   Service to the property so affected will be reinstated upon request, and the payment therefor of the then current gas tap charges.

(Code 1988, § 15-704; Ord. 3305, § 1, 2-25-03; Code 2016, Sec. 94-382)