Ordinance 608 Sets City of Sidney electric rates
The city adopts monthly electric rates for residential and commercial use, defines schedules R1 through M4 including lighting, water heating, welding, large power, and municipal services, and outlines terms, service rules, and applications. It repeals Ordinance 344 and details demand charges, kwh tiers, and special riders. Nine schedules cover residential, commercial, rural, irrigation, and municipal power.
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Sidney
Nebraska
City Electric Service Rules and Deposits
The ordinance requires a service deposit of 10 dollars for residential, 20 dollars for commercial lighting, and 10 dollars for commercial power, held to guarantee payment. Disputed bills are investigated promptly, and deposits may be applied to charges with any remaining balance returned to the user.
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Sidney city rules on metering and notices 1955
The document outlines penalties for tampering with meters and wires, including estimated charges and a $2.00 disconnect and reconnect fee. It also covers service interruptions, line extensions, and temporary service. It lists bids for sanitary sewer work, creditor notices, and zoning ordinances, concluding with Everest height note.
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Sidney
Nebraska
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