Mt Dora to Vote on Sale of Electric System to Florida Public Service
Mayor calls July 9 1928 election in Mt Dora Florida to decide selling the town electric light and power distribution system to Florida Public Service Company for 115503.90 dollars under a detailed contract. The measure requires approval by qualified voters and outlines payment and franchise terms.
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Mt. Dora
Florida
Florida Public Service Company
Florida Corporation
Orlando
Lake County
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Noah
Robert A. Jones
Town Council
Park Mission
Florida Pw Service Company
Educational Hall Society
Donnelly Street
Park Commission
Council
L. J.hackworth
Wilson
Frank Drake
F. S. Varney
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Vague Settlement Text on Electric Rates Schedules
A fragment notes a sale by qualified voters of the town and an agreement for electricity supply. It references maximum rates in schedules F G H up to R, with unclear context and missing details about parties or dates. The passage implies municipal or corporate terms for light power and heat.
Schedule F Electric Rate With Tiers For Yearly Contract
The document outlines a yearly contract rate schedule labeled F with monthly energy charges of 12 cents per KWh for the first 40 KWh, 9 cents for the next 60 KWh, 8 cents for the next 100 KWh, and 1 cent for over 200 KWh with a 1 minimum. It notes a regular monthly minimum of 1.50 when energy charges fall below that amount and a special note on motor installations and voltage and horsepower minimums.
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Schedule G and H power rates for wholesale and lighting
The document outlines Schedule G for a secondary meter and mixed power lighting service with tiered demand charges and energy rates, plus an example of maximum demand calculation. It compares Schedule H alternative power rate with monthly energy blocks, minimum charges, payment terms, and lamp renewals, noting conditions for outages and nonliability for street-light failures.
Power Utility Demand and Special Apparatus Provisions
The maximum demand equals measured demand plus table-based demand. The minimum charge is the demand charge. Special apparatus is required when regulators or transformers are needed to regulate or alter secondary voltage for lighting or other uses, installed by the consumer. Consumers over 100 kW must guarantee at least 80 percent power factor. if below, the demand charge increases proportional to the ratio of 80 percent to the actual factor, and if above 90 percent, the charge decreases accordingly.
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Mt Dora Franchises Electric Plant Sale and Rates
Mt Dora Town officials approve a franchise with Florida Public Service Company to build and operate electric light and power facilities for 15 years with automatic renewal. The contract sets rate schedules for heating and lighting and outlines sale terms, bond retirement, and municipal use of proceeds plus a July 9 1928 election to ratify.
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Mt. Dora
Florida
Florida Public Service Company
Lake County
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Schedule Q Character of Service and Street Lighting Policy
Schedule describes how current street lighting service is used per the company's standard practice and regulations. It states lighting operates normally from dusk to midnight, with details on timing and responsibilities for maintenance and operation. The item reflects typical utility tariff language governing street lighting service.
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