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Home My WebLink About3. Joint Meeting with SPUC (5 p.m.) I ),.' .. .~, CITY OF SHAKOPEE Memorandum TO: Mayor and City Council FROM: Mark McNeill, City Administrator SUBJECT: Joint SPUC - City Council Meeting DATE: July 15, 2005 We will begin the joint meeting at 5 :00 PM with an update by Lou VanHout. The items on the agenda do not have background information provided at this time. Several of them (fire flow needs for riverfront area and looping for Huber Park; are water charges, and the electrical undergrounding policy) will be discussed in more with the SPUC Commissioners at their Monday evening meeting, the night before t joint meeting with the Council. As ofthis time, there is nothing in writing that has prepared for SPUc. I am, however, providing you with the City Attorney's letter regarding electrical undergrounding policy; there is a difference of opinion between the City's attorney SPUC's attorney as to whether the City can order undergrounding. I understand th can order it to be undergrounded, but the question remains as to who is to pay for t We will need to break by 6:40 P.M., so that you have an ability to eat a quick box I nch. ~12^^c~ Mark McNeill City Administrator MM:th Jmnes~.Strommen 470 US Bank Plaza 200 South Sixth Street ~inneapolis MN 55402 & (612) 337-9233 telephone (612) 337-9310 fax jstrommen@kennedy-graven.com CHARTERED MEMORANDUM TO: Mark McNeill, City Administrator FROM: Jim Thomson, City Attorney DATE: July 15, 2005 RE: Huber Park ProjectJUndergrounding of SPUC Electrical Facilities I am attaching a memorandum from Jim Strommen to me addressing the City' authority with respect to requiring the electrical facilities in Huber Park to be relocated undergroun as part of the Huber Park Improvement Project. I asked Jim to prepare this memorandum to res nd to the issues raised in attorney Andrew Shea's letter dated June 14,2005 to the Shakopee Pub i Utilities Commission. Jim has concluded that the City has the authority to require the undergro ing of the electrical facilities in Huber Park. I concur with that conclusion. In reaching that conclusion, I want to point out that SPUC has numerous power and much authority with respect to the operation of the water and electric utilities in the City. se powers are enumerated in the attached memo, and the City cannot interfere with tho powers. Nevertheless, the City has not delegated to SPUC the City's right to regulate and co grounds, including City-owned park property. That right is an inherent police power City, and it gives the City the authority in this case to require the facilities to relocated underground. I would be happy to answer any further questions that the City Councilor SP C has with respect to this matter. cc: Lou Van Rout Andrew Shea Mark Themig JJT -265548v 1 SH155-23 James M. Strommen 470 US Bank Plaza 200 South Sixth Street Minneapolis MN 55402 & (612) 337-9233 telephone (612) 337-9310 fax jstrommen@kennedy-graven.com CHARTERED MEMORANDUM TO: James J. Thomson FROM: James M. Strommen DATE: July 14, 2005 RE: Response to SPUC Position on Undergrounding and Non Right-of-Wa Public Ground INTRODUCTION This memorandum is prepared in response to a June attorney Andrew Shea to the Shakopee Public Utilities Commission commenting on my M 24, 2005 summary regarding the law governing utility undergrounding and relocation in non I public ground, such as parkland. In his letter, Mr. Shea concludes that by requi electrical distribution facilities in Huber Park to be relocated underground as part the Huber Park Improvement Project, the City might be improperly exercising "both ope tional and financial control over [SPUC]" in violation of Minnesota Statutes, Section 412.36 Mr. Shea concludes that the City's ordinance requiring the undergrounding of electric lines in 0 n right-of- way situations might be in conflict with the authority granted to SPUC in Minne ta Statutes, Sections 412.321 et seq. Before addressing my reasoning more fully on the issues raised in Mr. S a's letter, I think that it is important to highlight issues that are well-settled in Minnesota law: 1. With respect to electrical distribution lines in public ri2hts-of-wav, th C ity has the JMS-264692v4 1 SHl 55-1 57 authority to require investor-owned. utilities (~ce.l. Energy),. electric coo ratives (MInnesota Valley Electnc Cooperative) and munzclpal utIlItIes (SPUC) t relocate and underground those facilities at their expense if the City Council req i es it in connection with a public improvement project or any other legitimate poli e power action. 2. With respect to electric distribution lines located in non ri ht-of-wa Ci -owned property (such as Huber Park), the City has the authority to require inve~ r-owned utilities (Xcel Energy) and electric cooperatives (Minnesota Valle I Electric Cooperative) to relocate and underground those facilities at their expense' the City Council requires it in connection with a public improvement project or ny other legitimate police power action. The only issue raised in Mr. Shea's letter is whether, with respect to non ri City-owned property. the City can require a municipal utility (SPUC) to re cate and underground electric distribution facilities at its expense if the City Council re connection with a public improvement project. For the reasons set forth below, I di gree with Mr. Shea's conclusion on that issue. DISCUSSION A" Facts SPUC owns and operates overhead electric distribution facilities in Huber P . There is no permit, easement, agreement, or City Council resolution setting forth an terms and conditions relating to the location of those facilities. SPUC was created pursuant to Minn. Stat. ~ 412.321, et seq., and v . us special legislative laws. Beyond those laws, the City has not made any extraordinary legation to SPUC regarding property rights or police power. Even if such extraordinary authority had been made, it would probably be regarded as an improper delegation fthe City's police powers. See Western States Utilities. Co. v. City ofWaseca. 65 N.W. 2d 25 ,264 (Minn. 1954). JMS-264692v4 SHl55-157 2 I B" Question Raised The City has police power and franchise authority over investor-owned utilitie such as Xcel and cooperative utilities such as Minnesota Valley Electric Cooperative, not onlJ over the right-of-way ("ROW"), but also over non-ROW property. The law clearly supports required relocation at utility cost unless specific franchise terms altered that. See Minn. Stat. ~ 237.163, subd. 2 (grant of ROW use to telecommunication ROW users subject to municil al ROW management); ~ 300.03 (utility must gain franchise consent to serve within a city a occupy ROW or "other public ground of a city."); 9 300.04 (corporation obtaining a franch e from a city is subject to conditions and restrictions imposed upon it by the city); ~ 216B. 6 (public utilities occupying ROW or "other public property within a municipality" are sub' ct to the regulatory acts including placing distribution lines and facilities underground). Se also City Code Section 7.17 et seq. There can be no dispute that the City's police power authority empowers i to require either Xce1 or Minnesota Valley Electric Cooperative to move facilities in ROW 0 on-ROW property at their own expense. This right of the City is a fundamental, non-dele power right to require the relocation of overhead distribution facilities -in such pro would include a city-owned park. The Minnesota Supreme Court in Villa e of B ine v. Ind. School Dist. No. 12, 121 NW2d 183, 190-91 (Minn. 1963) stated: Franchises are given to utilities in order to provide essential public services. hese must be subject to reasonable provisions for the protection of the consumer and t public ... The furnishing of light, heat, power, and gas also is properly within the ope of the police power and therefore subject to control and regulation by a unicipality. (emphasis added). The Minnesota Supreme Court reiterated the above principle in a second real in the Village of BlaineNillage of Circle Pines municipal gas utility dispute: No one disputes that the police power, to whatever extent it has been vest d by JMS-264692v4 SH155-157 3 the Legislature in municipalities such as cities and villages, has application to t furnishing of water, heat, light, power, gas, and other essential public servic Utilities furnishing such services must be subject to reasonable regulations order to properly protect the consumer and the public. Village of Blaine v. Ind. School Dist. No. 12, 138 NW2d 32,3 (Minn. 1963). In both Village of Blaine decisions, the Minnesota Supreme Court affirme that the regulatory authority by a city, even over another city's municipal utility, is clear und Section 412.321, subd. 3, which requires the consent by the city for any municipal utility i occupy public land within the city. See Village ofB1aine, 121 N.W.2d at 188-190 and Villa of Blaine II, 138 N.W.2d at 45. The Minnesota Court of Appeals in NSP v. City of Oakdale, 588 NW2d 534 inn. Ct. App. 1999) recently re-articulated the principles established in the Villa e of Blain decisions and confirms that the police power allows a municipality to impose a relocation rruirement without reimbursement for the costs of the action. In that decision, the Court f Appeals reaffirmed that a city has the right to require an electric distribution line to e placed underground in a ROW context through both franchise and police powers granted 216B.36, which includes such city rights over ROWand non-ROW use by a utili l Relying upon a city's public safety and general welfare interests in regulating overhead elect "c lines and the "significant hazard to the public" created by them, the Court of Appeals again co cluded that the city's police power authority exists in the utility facility context. Id at 5 Such a fundamental power rests solely with the city and cannot be delegated to or bifurc d between other entities. The question raised in this matter, then, is whether the City has delegated it authority to its municipal utility to regulate City-owned property simply because electric distribution facilities owned by its municipal utility are located on that property. In other words has the City JMS-264692v4 SHl55-157 4 delegated its police power to exercise control over its property to the municipal uti lit that the City created? c. Le2islative Intent and Municipal Utilities A statutory city's right to "own and operate" a public utility was establish by the Legislature in 1949 in Sections 412.321 through 412.391. The city may operate the u " ity itself or delegate its powers by establishing a public utilities commission. See Minn. Stat. 412.421, subd. 1. If a city chooses to establish a commission, the statutes enable the co ission to exercise many powers. For example, the commission has the power "to extend and to odify or rebuild any public utility and to do anything it deems necessary for its proper an efficient operation." Minn. Stat. S 412.361, subd. 1. The commission also has the power to: ) employ personnel and fix their compensation; (2) buy fuel and supplies; (3) fix rates and ad t service rules; and (4) to enter into agreements with the council for payments by th city for compensation for the use of buildings, equipment, and personnel under the control 0 the other. Minn. Stat. S 412.361, subd. 2, 3, 4 and 5. In 1974 the Legislature established the Public Utilities Commission for the urpose of regulating rates and service of investor-owned electric and gas utilities. Secti 216B.Ol provides in the Legislative Findings that: It is hereby declared to be in the public interest that public utilities be regulat as hereinafter provided ... Because municipal utilities are presently effecti ely regulated by the residents of the municipalities which own and operate them, . .it is deemed unnecessary to subject such utilities to regulation under this ch ter except as specifically provided herein. Section 216B.02, subd. 2b. defines a municipality as "any city however rganized. " Section 216B does not separately define a "municipal utility." Section 216B.025 pro 'des that "a municipality may elect to become subject to regulation by the [Public Utilities mmission] pursuant to Sections 216B.10 and 216B.l1." As noted in Mr. Shea's letter, Sect n 216B.36 JMS-264692v4 SH155-157 5 does not include a "municipal utility" in the definition of a "public utility." The obvio s reason for this is that the Legislature concluded that a municipality already had sufficient pow over its own public utility, so the Legislature did not need to grant franchising, permi undergrounding authority to a municipal utility.! Indeed, as recently as 1999, the Legi not distinguish between municipalities and their utilities in providing that all right-of- ay users are afforded the same rights to use the ROW as telecommunication right-of-J y users, "including local government units." Minn. Stat. S 237.163, subd. 6(c); see also, Mi . Stat. S 237.162 subd. 4 referencing "municipality" when defining other utilities. The fundamental question underlying this issue is whether the Legislature eemed it appropriate for any reason to divest a municipality of its police power authority to r gulate the location of utilities within non-ROW property of a city by virtue of the establis ent of a municipal utilities commission. The applicable statutes give no indication of such intent. As stated above and affirmed in the Village of Blaine opinions, only citie with the responsibility and power to carry out the decisions regarding the general in rest of the health, safety, and welfare of the city's inhabitants. A municipal utility is not veste with such authority, even if it is being operated by a separate commission. Nothing in th proVIsIOns governing the creation of a utilities commission even hints at the broader obligation 0 carry out police power duties such as street and park maintenance and safety provisions. T municipal utility is established for the purpose of serving the public with water, light, heat, 0 power that would otherwise be provided by an investor-owned or cooperative utility. It is the C" y that must decide the location, or even the presence of, electric facilities in a park. See, . ., City of 1 Interestingly, Section 216B.38 establishing assigned service areas for electric utilities es include a "utility owned by a municipality" in the utilities receiving assigned service territories. It s fair to say, however, that such a definition was necessary to allow Section 216B.39, subd. 5, to make s se regarding assigned service territories within a municipality. JMS-264692v4 SH155-157 6 Oakdale, 588 NW 2d at 542, Village of Blaine, 138 NW2d at 39-41. If cities are gran' d police power authority over the placement of facilities to investor-owned utilities, the Legis ture has expressed no reason why a municipal utility should be subject to any less contro1.2 In his letter, Mr. Shea cites the language in Section 412.361, subds. 1 and 4, egarding operational and financial control over the operation of the utilities, including the a ption of reasonable rules and regulations. He contends that the City, by exercising facilities lacement and relocation control over the municipal utility, is interfering with the operational an financial control vested in the commission. That argument has been soundly rejected in the c' text of a municipality's police power authority over investor-owned and cooperative util ies. For example, the grant of authority to use the ROW in the 1999 utilities legislation of M, . Stat. 9 237.162 et seq. states that ROW users are allowed the right to "construct, maintain, d operate conduit, cable, and switches" subject to the regulation of municipalities to do, a ong other things, "establish and define location and relocation requirements for equipment an facilities." Section 237.163, subd. 2(a) and Section 237.162, subd. 8(4). City of Oakdale, 58 NW2d at 542-543 (rejecting NSP's argument that the City's undergrounding ordinan was an uncompensated taking ). The PUC regulates the rates and services of investor-owed utilities and those cooperatives that choose to be regulated under Chapter 216B. As demonst ted above, Cities are given the right to regulate the location of facilities located on public grou city. Minn. Stat 9 216B.36. Those regulatory decisions profoundly affect the busin s decisions that all utilities make, but they are not an illegal infringement on their right to operat There are additional reasons why the City has authority over SPUC's 2 Because the Legislature granted the same rights to all ROW users (e.g., SPUC) in Section 6(c), the effect of Sections 237.163, subd. 2 and 237.162, subd. 8(4) is logically to com exercise the same rights over SPUC as it does over Xcel and Minnesota Valley Electric ooperation in ROW. There is no indication in law or statutes that the Legislature would somehow pro' it such rights involving public ground. JMS-264692v4 SH155-157 7 facilities in parks and other non-ROW. Statutory cities have the express right 0 enact ordinances regulating "the use of streets and other public grounds, to prevent encumb rnces or obstructions." Minn. Stat. ~ 412.221, subd. 6. This statutory grant of power does not ditinguish between utilities and non-utilities or municipal utilities and investor-owned/cooperative rilities. D. Utility Relocation Cost If, as I have concluded, the right exists under the police power to require utility location on public ground, the relocation is at the utility's expense, absent an agreement to th contrary. The law is well-settled under the City of Oakdale holding that a police power right utility relocation is an act for the general good and does not carry with it a requirem t that the city reimburse the utility for the relocating expenses. In the City of Oakdale case, the lourt held that Xcel must underground at its own expense, thereby striking down a NSP tariff ch the City. In doing so, the Court stated: Similarly, tariff section 5.3A is unenforceable to the extent that it would req re compensation for the city's valid exercise of its authority to regulate ut 'ty undergrounding under the statute. This comports with the long-held view that he city may regulate a utility without compensation in valid exercise of its p ce power (citations omitted). The Minnesota Supreme Court has also recogn ed that legitimate exercise of police power may prohibit the injurious use of prop rty without compensation. (citation omitted). NSP v. City of Oak dale, 588 NW2d 534,542-543. The City of Oakdale decision does not, however, give the City the right to d ermine the manner in which those costs are to be recovered from the utility customers. SPU is free to determine how its cost of relocation will be recovered. CONCLUSION Express statutory provisions, fundamental city police power authority and th ogic of the relationship between the City, its own utility, or any utility, compel the conclusion at the City can require its municipal utility to underground the electric facilities in Huber Par Although JMS-264692v4 SH155-157 8 Mr. Shea correctly points out that several statutory sections and some cases deal only w h ROW, and not non-ROW public ground, numerous other statutes and court decisions establis right of the City over its own utility in non-ROW situations. That right that is at leas as the rights of the City to require relocation of facilities owned by investor - wned or cooperative utilities. In my opinion, the City's police power rights in this situatio are well- supported in the law. JMS-264692v4 SH155-157 9 3. Shakopee Public Utilities Memorandum To: 'Lou Van Hout From: Marvin Athmann ;n rJI Date: 7/18/05 Re: Info for Joint Meeting Since the 2003 Joint Meeting of the Shakopee City Council and the Shakopee ublic Utilities Commission, the SPU Electric Dept. has made significant growth and progress in the following areas. .:. Shakopee Public Utilities (SPU) has added 1,916 Customer Electrical Mete t' .:. SPU has added 4 additional electrical circuits to the Electrical Distribution Stem. .:. During 2004, SPU installed 7 miles of three phase and 20 miles of single p se underground electrical cables. .:. SPUC Electrical Peak has grown 11 % since 2003 ? c:;- \f.^- tv ~ -r YlD .:. Shakopee Public Utilities electrical system reliability has improved as folio 0 SAIFI-System Average Interruption Frequency Index (The avera e Number of sustained outages that a customer experiences a yearl Lowered from 0.47 to 0.23 per year (less than average of 1 outag in 4 years). 0 SAlOl - System Average Interruption Duration Index (the average 5 ount of time a customer spent without power during the year) Lowered ti from 35.01 to 15.93 Minutes. 0 CAIDI - Customer Average Interruption Duration Index ( the average amount of time a customer was without power when they lose power Lowered time from 74.73 to 69.99 Minutes 0 ASAI - Average Hours service Average Availability (Represents the t ction- of time that a customer has power during the year) Increased reliabil improved from 99.993% to 99.997% of the year. 1 I I SHAKOPEE PUBLIC UTILITIES - WATER DEPARTMENT Accomplishments 2003 - 2005 Water Towers 1 and 2 rehabilitated and painted Completed federally mandated Vulnerability Assessment and Emergency Resp Plan for water system Completed and implemented Wellhead Protection Plans 1 and 2 ~ ' ' " Added 5 million gallons additional storage capacity to system with Tanks 5 and (Eed additional production capacity to system with WeOs 13, 14 and 15 (4 m. I gallons) In construction phase of adding wells 20 and 21 In preconstruction phase of adding Pumphouse 20 and Valley Creek Crossing Booster Station (new pressure zone) in June 2006 Total water accounts to date approL 9000 accounts Added 508 water accounts in 2003 801 water accounts in 2004 2004 pumpage was 1.716 billion gallons with 5.11 % unaccounted for water los Updated SCADA computer system for control of water system Completed 2004 Water Comprehensive Plan Update I Completed Water Rate Study and Cost of Service Study for water service to Sage 100% compliance with all federal and state water quality regulations ~,'( V. ') .( J2 0 I II? bl L. . Shakopee Public Utilities Contribution to City of Shako pee For the Years 2002-2005 Electric Water Total 2002 492,262 438,281 930,543 2003 534,344 534,025 1,068,369 2004 573,202 532,725 1 J 1 05,927 2005-Projected 583,862 538,347 1,122,209 ~6 . I RECOMMENDED ACTIONS I wee 1. Staff recommends the Commiss'ion continue to require the standard WCC a ~IY to new water service requests in city owned public parks or a public or priv ~e school, as with all development. I TWC I , 2. Staff recommends the Commissionexernpt pnblic parkland with minimal h ) ~ < ~ ' seas?nal w~ter use from the TWC. It. i~ sugges:e~ that drinking fountains ~ ' ,J:" ~ coolmg "rmsters" fall under the defrmtlOn of mmnnal and seasonal use. This " (Q..y exemption should not apply to private development. I ~q I ;b~ ______ ." .' "~r"'-Wh-;' public park faciliti;- , onsist of more intensive uses such as the Co buty ~ Center, en sta recommends the TWC be applied. ~ ' ~~-~ 4. en public park facilities are a mix of large open spaces~at are not irrigaJ via service from the public water system and a structure or structures hous Ai rooms or concessions, staff recommends a modified TWC be applied. A, et\. suggested concept would be to apply the TWC to a portion of the park area) rJ:;1 defined on a case by case basis that equates to the,m.inimum size parcel that wou~d be necessary to support the proposed structure under the citY code a r#:,f) i ' reqnrrernents. ~] LWM ~ 5. Staff recommends the Commission require parks projects to extend L WM a necessary to receive service using the same design criteria as for other developments. As always, the Commission may choose to consider, on a cr Ie J:;y ~siS, unique conditions e.g. bordering a pressure zone boundary or thelfITe ~ ow needs~ the surroundJrg area when responding to requests for exempt" 1n of the L WM requirements. I I ...-- SPJC '1 -J' ~ OS- fJ I5'C uSS t'DIY. SHAKOPEE PUBLIC UTILITIES CO SSION "Lighting the Way - Yesterday, Today and Beyond" Marketing Programs Rebate and Conservation Programs - Residential . Central NC . Eco-Energy . Appliances . Smart Switch . Washing Machine . Low Income . Dishwasher . Refrigerator . Room NC . Thermostats . Window/Door . Light Bulbs Rebate and Conservation Programs - Commercial . Cooling Systems . Lighting . Motors & VFD . Custom Key Account Program Key Accounts selected based upon demand and revenue Regular Meetings with Key Accounts Coordinated Planning with SPUC TechLine Newsletter Customer Survey March 2005 Conducted interviews with 400 residential and 60 commercial customers Compared to other utilities SPU's performance ranking is 59% residential and 53% usiness Water Quality perception is good Power Deliver is excellent Image perception is honest ethical utility that cares about the environment Opportunity to improve communication with customers Post Office Box 470.255 Sarazin Street. Shakopee, Minnesota 55379-0470 (952) 445-1988. (952) 445-7767 www.shakopeeutilities.com Al'l'rolCimatelY 15% of electricity in conunercial buildings is attributed to sl'ace cooling and roughly 25% of a\l rooftol' HVAC units are oversized, creating a domino effect in iucreased energy costs and e<{uil'ment wear. With today'. most ul'dated teclmology, high energy efficient equil'ment can bell' yOU save on your energy bills when rel'lacing existing cooling equil'ment. Sbakol'ee Public Utilities cooling l'rogram offers casb rebates to encourage conunercial and industrial cnstomers to ul'grade inefficient cooling equil'ment with energy efflcient equipment. Equipment t)'pe " > 65,000 Btuh >5.4 11.0 - SEER Standards 65,000 < X < 135,000 5.5-11.3 10.3 10.6 10.0 3,0 ARl Standards 135,000 <X <240,000 11.4-19.9 9.7 9,96 10.0 3.0 ARl Standards 240,000 <X <760,000 20.0-63.3 9.5 9.70 10,0 3.0 ARl Standards ?: 760,000 ?: 63.3 9.2 9.4 10.0 3.0 ARl Standards < 65,000 Btuh <5.4 ?: 13.0 - Flat rebate ENERGY SEER $200 per unit STAR@ NOTEo Chill'" "" ",o'ing ToW~; "" '0"''''''' " "".om ."b'" .,.. 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Please remember to attach a copy of the it .wzed sales receipt and proof of SEERJEER rating" NOTE: Chillers and Cooling Towers are considered a Custom Rebate, Program can be discontinued at any time at Shakopee Public Utilities discretion and without prior notice, ~ Authorization Number NOTE: Claim form is not valid without proper authorization number, Please contact "Lighting the rfay- Yesterday, Shakopee Public Utilities at 952-445-1988 to obtain number prior to project implementation. Today and Beyond" II IMPORTANT: PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION BEFORE COMPLETING THE INCENTIVE CLAIM FORM ON THE REVERSE SIDE" TERMS AND CONDITIONS 1. Participants must be electric commercial or industrial customers of Shakopee Public Utilities. Shakopee Public Utilities must supply the electricity to the equipment for which the incentive is being paid, Equipment must be installed on the premises and must not be purchased for resale. 2. Any receipt and/or installation of energy efficient equipment must occur after January 1,2004 to qualify for incentives. Pre- approval from Shakopee Public Utilities is required. 3. This program is subject to periodic review by Shakopee Public Utilities. Please check with your Shakopee Public Utilities representative regarding funds availability and program expiration date. 4. Shakopee Public Utilities reserves the right to inspect and verify the installation before any incentive payment is made. 5. Stated incentive levels will not exceed 50% of equipment costs, including labor. 6. Customers are responsible for ensuring that equipment installed for this program meets all applicable codes and standards. 7. Shakopee Public Utilities does not guarantee that installation of high-efficiency equipment will result in reduced usage or demand, or in cost savings. Shakopee Public Utilities makes no warranties, expressed or implied, with respect to any equipment purchased and/or installed including, but not limited to, any warrant of merchantability or fitness for purpose. In no event shall Shakopee Public Utilities be liable for any incidental or consequential damages, 8. Shakopee Public Utilities does not endorse any particular manufacturer, product, or system design in promoting this incentive program. Listing a product does not constitute an endorsement, nor does it imply that unlisted products are defective m any way. 9. Shakopee Public Utilities reserves the right to modify or end this incentive program at any time without prior notice. RELEASE . The undersigned is a customer of the dealer/contractor and not a customer of Shakopee Public Utilities for purposes of any transaction between dealer/contractor and customer, including purchase and/or installation of equipment. . 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Customer agrees to assume all risk of loss and to defend, indemnify and hold Shakopee Public Utilities, its officers and employees harmless against any and all claims, liabilities, damage, losses, costs or expenses of any nature for all injuries or damage of any type to any person or property, including injuries or damage to third parties, occasioned wholly or in part by any act or omission of customer or dealer/contractor, PLEASE ALLOW 6-8 WEEKS FOR RECIPT OF YOUR CHECK AFTER SHAKOPEE PUBLIC UTILITIES HAS RECEIVED YOUR PROPERLY COMPLETED INCENTIVE CLAIM FORM AND RECEIPT" Lighting impacts the economic effectiveness of a company. It can account for as much as 37% of commercial electric use and up to 13 % of industrial use. By changing out old inefficient lighting systems, you will reduce energy use, lower operating costs, and enhance light output. In addition, energy efficient lighting can enhance employee productivity, upgrade the value of your facility, and reduce maintenance costs. Energy efficient lighting also helps to reduce cooling loads given that electronic ballasts function 12-30 degrees cooler than electromagnetic ballasts. Electronic ballasts reduce noise levels since they are 75% quieter than magnetic ballasts and result in environmental benefits that reduce pollution. A functional and efficient lighting solution requires careful consideration in respect to color quality and harmonics. To accomplish this, it is often necessary to obtain the involvement of the services of lighting professionals to implement a successful lighting project. Before engaging in a lighting project contact Shakopee Public Utilities to verify funds availability and receive equipment approval. Shakopee Public Utilities offers cash incentives to encourage commercial and industrial customers to replace inefficient lighting systems with energy efficient systems in new and existing buildings. IiIIIII "Lighting the Way-Yesterday, Today and Beyond" COMMERCIAL & I US TRIAL Lighting Retrofit Customer formation Shakopee Publlic Utilities CUSTOMER INFORMATION DEALEWCONTRACTORINFORM fION Company name Dealer/Contractor Name Date Phone No. i Installation address Address I 1 City State _ Zip City State_ Zip Dealer/Contractor Signature I Billing address (if different) Date City State _ Zip Contact person (please print) Phone No, Shakopee Public Utilities electric account number: DDDDD-DDD CUSTOMER RELEASE Customer Signature I Date Phone No. Address City State 21 ;~ mdkated. I agree I certify I have purchased the equipment described on this form and it has been installed at the service addr to the terms and conditions stated on the back of this form. Please remember to attach a copy of the iteDl i ed sales receipt" RETROFIT SYSTEMS Installed System No"of Lamps Rebate per Unit XQty= Rebate Fluorescent Lamps 4 ft. or less 1 & 2 lamp $9.00 - - with T8 Elect. Ballast - 3 & 4 lamp $15.00 - - 5 ft. to 8 ft. 1 & 2 lamp $9.00 - - Compact Fluorescent - - $3.00(3) - - Reflectors W xL = - $.50 - - - - sq. ft. x High-Bay Fluorescent 4 ft. 6&8lamp $75.00 - - Lamps with T8/T5 Elect. Ballasts (1)(4) Fluorescent Lamps With T5 Elect. Ballast 4 ft, or less 1 &2 lamp $10,00 - - 3 &4lamp $16.00 - - 150W Pulse Start MH - 1 lamD $35.00 - - 175W Pulse Start MH - 1 lamD $45.00 - - 200W Pulse Start MH - 1lamD $45.00 - - 250W Pulse Start MH - 1 lamD $45.00 - - 320W Pulse Start MH - 1 lamD $45.00 - - 400W Pulse Start MH - 1 lamp $45.00 - - LED Exit Signs - - $6.00 - - OccuDanCy Sensors Wall Mount - $12.00 - - Occupancy Sensors Ceiling Mount - $36.00 - - Photocell - - $12.00 - - (1) Rebate only available when retrofitting 400W Metal Halide, (2) Rebate is capped at 50% of equipment cost including labor, .... (3) Rebate is capped at compact fluorescent fixture equipment costs. (4) Must exceed 20,000 lumens, Program can be discontinued at any time at Shakopee Public Utilities discretion and without prior notice, Authorization Number "Lighting the" ay- Yesterday, NOTE: Claim form is not valid without proper authorization number, Please contact TOda~ and Beyond" Shakopee Public Utilities at 952-445-1988 to obtain number prior to project implementation. IMPORTANT: PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION BEFORE COMPLETING THE INCENTIVE CLAIM FORM ON THE REVERSE SIDE. TERMS AND CONDITIONS 1. Participants must be electric commercial or industrial customers of Shakopee Public Utilities. Shakopee Public Utilities must supply the electricity to the equipment for which the incentive is being paid, Equipment must be installed on the premises and must not be purchased for resale. 2. Any receipt and/or installation of energy efficient equipment must occur after January 1,2004 to qualify for incentives. Pre- approval from Shakopee Public Utilities is required. 3. This program is subject to periodic review by Shakopee Public Utilities. Please check with your Shakopee Public Utilities representative regarding funds availability and program expiration date, 4. Shakopee Public Utilities reserves the right to inspect and verify the installation before any incentive payment is made. 5. Stated incentive levels will not exceed 50% of equipment costs, including labor. 6. New construction rebates are restricted to qualifying equipment only. Pre-approval is required. 7. Customers are responsible for ensuring that equipment installed for this program meets all applicable codes and standards. 8. Shakopee Public Utilities does not guarantee that installation of high-efficiency equipment will result in reduced usage or demand, or in cost savings. Shakopee Public Utilities makes no warranties, expressed or implied, with respect to any equipment purchased and/or installed including, but not limited to, any warrant of merchantability or fitness for purpose. In no event shall Shakopee Public Utilities be liable for any incidental or consequential damages, 9. Shakopee Public Utilities does not endorse any particular manufacturer, product, or system design in promoting this incentive program. Listing a product does not constitute an endorsement, nor does it imply that unlisted products are defective in any way. 10. Shakopee Public Utilities reserves the right to modify or end this incentive program at any time without prior notice. RELEASE . The undersigned is a customer of the dealer/contractor and not a customer of Shakopee Public Utilities for purposes of any transaction between dealer/contractor and customer, including purchase and/or installation of equipment. . It is the intent of Shakopee Public Utilities that no agency, joint venture or partnership between Shakopee Public Utilities and dealer/contractor and dealer/contractor or customer will be created as a result of the sale, construction, installation and rebate on the equipment or materials. . Customer shall release and hold harmless Shakopee Public Utilities officers, directors and employees and assigns any all liabilities, claims, demands, actions, and causes of action whatsoever arising out of or related to any loss, damage or injury, including death, injury to persons or property, that may be sustained by the undersigned or third party in connection with the installation, use or possession of the above-mentioned equipment. . Customer acknowledges, warrants and agrees that the services, materials, and equipment is suitable for its purposes and agrees that it has had the opportunity to inspect said equipment and take possession of said equipment without any warranties or representation other than any applicable manufacturer's warranties. . Customer acknowledges that Shakopee Public Utilities makes no representations or warranties of any kind as to the merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, design or condition of the equipment. Any warranty of the equipment shall be provided through the equipment manufacturer. Shakopee Public Utilities makes no representations or warranties of any kind as to the installation or operation of the equipment by dealer/contractor. Shakopee Public Utilities shall not be liable, in contract, tort, and strict liability resulting form any from any defect whether hidden, latent, or otherwise discoverable or undiscoverable respect the equipment. . Customer agrees to assume all risk of loss and to defend, indemnify and hold Shakopee Public Utilities, its officers and employees harmless against any and all claims, liabilities, damage, losses, costs or expenses of any nature for all injuries or damage of any type to any person or property, including injuries or damage to third parties, occasioned wholly or in part by any act or omission of customer or dealer/contractor. PLEASE ALLOW 6-8 WEEKS FOR RECEIPT OF YOUR CHECK AFTER SHAKOPEE PUBLIC UTILITIES HAS RECEIVED YOUR PROPERLY COMPLETED INCENTIVE CLAIM FORM AND RECEIPT" COMMERCIAL & IN USTRIAL Lighting New Construction aim Form Shakopee Public Utilities CUSTOMER INFORMATION DEALEWCONTRACTORINFORM~ ON Company name Dealer/Contractor Name Date Phone No. I Installation address Address II City State _ Zip City State_ ~ j tP Dealer/Contractor Signature Billing address (if different) Date City State- Zip Contact person (please print) Phone No. Shakopee Public Utilities electric account number; DDDDD-DDD CUSTOMER RELEASE Customer Signature I Date Phone No. Address City State Zi j indicated. I a",ee I certify I have purchased the equipment described on this form and it has been installed at the service addre to the terms and conditions stated on the back of this form. Please remember to attach a copy of the itemi ~d sales receipt" I NEW CONSTRUCTION SYSTEMS Installed System No"of Lamps Rebate per Unit(l) XQtv= Rebate Fluorescent Lamps 4 ft, or less 1 & 2 lamp N/A - - T8 Elect. Ballast - 3 & 4 lamp N/A - - 5 ft. to 8 ft. 1 & 2 lamp N/A - - Compact Fluorescent - - $3.00(2) - - Reflectors N/A High-Bay Fluorescent 4 ft. 6 & 8 lamp $15.00 Lamps with T8/T5 Elect. Ballasts(3) Fluorescent Lamps 4 ft. or less I & 2 lamp $2.00 with T5 Elect. Ballasts 3 & 4 lamp $2.50 150W Pulse Start MH - I lamp $6.00 175W Pulse Start MH - 1 lamp $6.00 200W Pulse Start MH - 1 lamp $6.00 250W Pulse Start MH - 1 lamp $12.00 320W Pulse Start MH - 1 lamp $12.00 400W Pulse Start MH - 1 lamp $12.00 LED Exit Signs - - N/A - - Occupancy Sensors Wall Mount - $2.50 Occupancy Sensors Ceiling Mount - $3.75 Photocell - - $2.50 (1) Rebate is capped at 50% of equipment costs including labor for all systems with the exception of compact fluorescent fixture, ~ (2) Rebate is capped at compact fluorescent fixture equipment costs, (3) Must exceed 20,000 lumens, Program can be discontinued at any time at Shakopee Public Utilities discretion and without prior notice, Authorization Number "Lighting the 1 ay - Yesterday, NOTE: Claim form is not valid without proper authorization number. Please contact Shakopee Public Utilities at 952-445-1988 to obtain number prior to project implementation. Toda and Beyond" IMPORTANT: PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION BEFORE COMPLETING THE INCENTIVE CLAIM FORM ON THE REVERSE SIDE. TERMS AND CONDITIONS 1. Participants must be electric commercial or industrial customers of Shakopee Public Utilities. Shakopee Public Utilities must supply the electricity to the equipment for which the incentive is being paid. Equipment must be installed on the premises and must not be purchased for resale. 2. Any receipt and/or installation of energy efficient equipment must occur after January 1,2004 to qualify for incentives. Pre- approval from Shakopee Public Utilities is required. 3. This program is subject to periodic review by Shakopee Public Utilities. Please check with your Shakopee Public Utilities representative regarding funds availability and program expiration date. 4. Shakopee Public Utilities reserves the right to inspect and verity the installation before any incentive payment is made, 5, Stated incentive levels will not exceed 50% of equipment costs, including labor. 6. New construction rebates are restricted to qualifying equipment only, Pre-approval is required. 7. Customers are responsible for ensuring that equipment installed for this program meets all applicable codes and standards, 8. Shakopee Public Utilities does not guarantee that installation of high-efficiency equipment will result in reduced usage or demand, or in cost savings. Shakopee Public Utilities makes no warranties, expressed or implied, with respect to any equipment purchased and/or installed including, but not limited to, any warrant of merchantability or fitness for purpose, In no event shall Shakopee Public Utilities be liable for any incidental or consequential damages. 9, Shakopee Public Utilities does not endorse any particular manufacturer, product, or system design in promoting this incentive program. Listing a product does not constitute an endorsement, nor does it imply that unlisted products are defective in any way. 10. Shakopee Public Utilities reserves the right to modity or end this incentive program at any time without prior notice. RELEASE . The undersigned is a customer of the dealer/contractor and not a customer of Shakopee Public Utilities for purposes of any transaction between dealer/contractor and customer, including purchase and/or installation of equipment. . It is the intent of Shakopee Public Utilities that no agency, joint venture or partnership between Shakopee Public Utilities and dealer/contractor and dealer/contractor or customer will be created as a result of the sale, construction, installation and rebate on the equipment or materials, . Customer shall release and hold harmless Shakopee Public Utilities officers, directors and employees and assigns any all liabilities, claims, demands, actions, and causes of action whatsoever arising out of or related to any loss, damage or injury, including death, injury to persons or property, that may be sustained by the undersigned or third party in connection with the installation, use or possession of the above-mentioned equipment. . Customer acknowledges, warrants and agrees that the services, materials, and equipment is suitable for its purposes and agrees that it has had the opportunity to inspect said equipment and take possession of said equipment without any warranties or representation other than any applicable manufacturer's warranties, . Customer acknowledges that Shakopee Public Utilities makes no representations or warranties of any kind as to the merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, design or condition of the equipment. Any warranty of the equipment shall be provided through the equipment manufacturer. Shakopee Public Utilities makes no representations or warranties of any kind as to the installation or operation of the equipment by dealer/contractor. Shakopee Public Utilities shall not be liable, in contract, tort, and strict liability resulting form any from any defect whether hidden, latent, or otherwise discoverable or undiscoverable respect the equipment. . Customer agrees to assume all risk of loss and to defend, indemnity and hold Shakopee Public Utilities, its officers and employees harmless against any and all claims, liabilities, damage, losses, costs or expenses of any nature for all injuries or damage of any type to any person or property, including injuries or damage to third parties, occasioned wholly or in part by any act or omission of customer or dealer/contractor, PLEASE ALLOW 6-8 WEEKS FOR RECEIPT OF YOUR CHECK AFTER SHAKOPEE PUBLIC UTILITIES HAS RECEIVED YOUR PROPERLY COMPLETED INCENTIVE CLAIM FORM AND RECEIPT" Motors account for approximately 50% of all u.s. energy use and 2/3 of all industrial energy use. Energy efficient motors are designed to reduce internal losses, which in turn reduce energy use. Enhanced engineering design and improved materials used in the manufacturing of motors have resulted in energy efficient motors that generate less heat, use fewer lubricants and last longer. . When motors run continuously at or near full load, the annual energy cost for a motor can be 10-25 times its purchase price. . Typically motors that operate 80 or more hours per week, yield large energy savings with even small increases in efficiency . Small single-phase AC motors have efficiencies below 50%, and sometimes as low as 20%. When inefficient motors are converted to premium motors, a dramatic step-change in efficiency is created and, therefore, can offer large savings even though they are relatively small . Motors must meet or exceed the nominal energy efficiency levels presented below. . New motor as part of motor replacement 1 HP - 200 HP. Rebate $5 HP. . New motor as part of an upgrade on existing working motor. 1 HP-200 HP. Rebate $16.50 HP . Motors over 200 HP are considered under custom rebate. . A motor included in a product that is eligible for other rebates (ENERGY STAR@ appliance) is not eligible for a rebate through the motor rebate program. ECPM motors would qualify for rebates if they are 1.5 UP or smaller and installed in an application where a single phase AC motor is normally used. This would include evaporator fan motors for commercial refrigeration and freezer display cases and walk-ins, and ~ fan motors for fan powered variable air volume terminal boxes in UV AC systems. "Lighting the Way-Yesterday, Today and Beyond" Premium Efficiency Motor Qualifications The NEMA Premium™ label will appear on qualifying motors. This new development will enable purchasers to more easily identify high efficient motors. The NEMA efficiency levels average 1-2% higher than the federal minimum standards established by the Energy Policy Act of 1992. The NEMA Premium™ efficiency electric motor program scope is single-speed, polyphase, 1-500 horsepower, 2, 4, and 6 pole, squirrel cage induction motors, NEMA Design A or B, continuous rated. The NEMA Premium™ efficiency levels are contained in NEMA Standards Publication MG 1- 2003, in Tables 12-12 and 12-13, respectively. Table 1 Nominal Efficiencies for "NEMA Premium™'' Induction Motors Rated 600 Volts or Less (Random Wound Open Drip-Proof Totally Enclosed Fan-Cooled HP 1200 RPMs 1800 RPMs 3600 RPMs 1200 RPMs 1800 RPMs 3600 RPMs 1 82.5 85.5 77.0 82.5 85.5 77.0 1.5 86.5 86.5 84.0 87.5 86,5 84,0 2 87.5 86.5 85.5 88.5 86.5 85.5 3 88.5 89.5 85.5 89.5 89.5 86.5 5 89,5 89.5 86.5 89.5 89.5 88.5 7,5 90.2 91.0 88.5 91.0 91.7 89.5 10 91.7 91.7 89.5 91.0 91.7 90.2 15 91.7 93.0 90.2 91.7 92.4 91.0 20 92.4 93.0 91.0 91.7 93.0 91.0 25 93.0 93.6 91.7 93.0 93.6 91.7 30 93.6 94.1 91.7 93.0 93.6 91.7 40 94.1 94.1 92.4 94.1 94.5 93.0 50 94.1 94.5 93,0 94.1 94.5 93.0 60 94.5 95.0 93.6 94.5 95,0 93.6 75 94.5 95.0 93.6 94.5 95.4 93.6 100 95.0 95.4 93,6 95.0 95.4 94.1 125 95.0 95.4 94.1 95.0 95.4 95,0 150 95.4 95.8 94.1 95.8 95.8 95.0 200 95.4 95.8 95.0 95.8 96.2 95.8 Variable Frequency Drives (VFD) Many motors serve loads that vary over time. Variable frequency drives allow the motor output to be matched to the actual process requirements, and can save significant energy. . VFDs can improve the efficiency of AC motors in applications with variable loads. . When VFDs are used for fans, pumps and other fluid systems, savings of up to 50% are possible. . Typical eligible applications that are expected to meet these criteria are HV AC fans, pumps and cooling towers; process equipment and industrial fans. . The VFD must be new, and must have a true power factor of .90 or better, the motor controlled must operate at least 4000 hours per year . The VFD speed must be controlled automatically by a building automation system, process control system or local controller . The system controlled must experience regular and significant changes in load and, therefore, in motor speed under normal operation. . Rebates are based on the smallest horsepower of the variable frequency drive or by the motor being driven. . Qualified VFD must be tied to an automated control system Descri tion HP Rebate Variable Fre I HP -200 HP Motors over 200 HP are considered under custom rebates. CUSTOMER INFORMATION DEALEWCONTRACTORINFORM Company name Dealer/Contractor Name Date Phone No. Installation address Address City State _ Zip City Dealer/Contractor Signature Billing address (if different) Date City State _ Zip Contact person (please print) Phone No. Shakopee Public Utilities electric account number: DDDDD-DDD CUSTOMER RELEASE Customer Signature Date Phone No. Address City State I certify I have purchased the equipment described on this form and it has been installed at the service addr to the terms and conditions stated on the back of this form. Please remember to attach a copy of the item = P"-'oow,,1 i, "quim! on ~l pwj,"" Mo"" ov~ 200 HP '" run,id"'" nn , ,,"'m b"i" SIi,k"!,,, Public Utili ,i , IiiIIIIIII reserves the right to discontinue program or limit rebate amount based on funds available without notice, Authorization Number NOTE: Claim form is not valid without proper authorization number. Please contact "Lighting the ~ ay- Yesterday, Shakopee Public Utilities at 952-445-1988 to obtain number prior to project implementation. Toda and Beyond" TERMS AND CONDITIONS IMPORTANT: PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION BEFORE COMPLETING THE INCENTIVE CLAIM FORM ON THE REVERSE SIDE" 1, Participants must be electric commercial or industrial customers of Shakopee Public Utilities. Shakopee Public Utilities must supply the electricity to the equipment for which the incentive is being paid. Equipment must be installed on the premises and must not be purchased for resale. 2. Any receipt and/or installation of energy efficient equipment must occur after January 1,2004 to qualify for incentives. Pre- approval from Shakopee Public Utilities is required. 3. This program is subject to periodic review by Shakopee Public Utilities, Please check with your Shakopee Public Utilities representative regarding funds availability and program expiration date, 4, Shakopee Public Utilities reserves the right to inspect and verify the installation before any incentive payment is made. 5. Stated incentive levels will not exceed 50% of equipment costs, including labor. 6. Customers are responsible for ensuring that equipment installed for this program meets all applicable codes and standards, 7. Shakopee Public Utilities does not guarantee that installation of high-efficiency equipment will result in reduced usage or demand, or in cost savings. Shakopee Public Utilities makes no warranties, expressed or implied, with respect to any equipment purchased and/or installed including, but not limited to, any warrant of merchantability or fitness for purpose. In no event shall Shakopee Public Utilities be liable for any incidental or consequential damages, 8, Shakopee Public Utilities does not endorse any particular manufacturer, product, or system design in promoting this incentive program. Listing a product does not constitute an endorsement, nor does it imply that unlisted products are defective in any way. 9. Shakopee Public Utilities reserves the right to modify or end this incentive program at any time without prior notice, Motor rebate rules 1. Rebates apply only to new motors, rewound or repaired motors do not qualify. Rebate covers motors from I HP to 200 HP, Motors over 200 HP, contact your Shakopee Public Utilities Representative. 2, Motor must meet or exceed the NEMA efficiency standards. VFD rules 1. Rebate applies only to new VFD's. Rebate covers VFD's from 1 HP to 200 HP. VFD's over 200 HP, contact your Shakopee Public Utilities Representative. 2. VFD must operate in excess of 4,000 hrs per year. 3. Tied to an automated control system 4. True Power Factor of .90 and above, RELEASE . The undersigned is a customer of the dealer/contractor and not a customer of Shakopee Public Utilities for purposes of any transaction between dealer/contractor and customer, including purchase and/or installation of equipment. . It is the intent of Shakopee Public Utilities that no agency, joint venture or partnership between Shakopee Public Utilities and dealer/contractor and dealer/contractor or customer will be created as a result of the sale, construction, installation and rebate on the equipment or materials. . Customer shall release and hold harmless Shakopee Public Utilities officers, directors and employees and assigns any all liabilities, claims, demands, actions, and causes of action whatsoever arising out of or related to any loss, damage or injury, including death, injury to persons or property, that may be sustained by the undersigned or third party in connection with the installation, use or possession of the above-mentioned equipment. Commercial and industrial customers are not identical. Every industry utilizes energy differently and each requires industry specific equipment. Shakopee Public Utilities offers custom rebates to businesses that install high efficiency electric technologies that do not qualify for rebates under existing prescriptive rebate programs. This includes replacing old, inefficient equipment with new, higher efficiency equipment or process improvement efficiency. Depending on available funds, customers may apply for financial assistance in performing an engineering analysis of their project. The engineering assistance is to help determine project viability, energy savings and business case development. Shakopee Public Utilities will pay for a portion of the cost. To quality you must meet the following criteria: . You must be a current electric business/commercial/industrial customer of Shakopee Public Utilities. . New equipment must exceed current standard equipment and efficiencies. . The incentive is limited to no more than 50% of the cost or incremental cost of the measure and is limited based on funds available to Shakopee Public Utilities. . Shakopee Public Utilities reserves the right to request the customer employ the services of a professional engineer, based on custom improvement request. . Rebate offer may be withdrawn at any time without notice. . Pre-project approval is required. . Rebate is offered on a first-come first-served basis. . Shakopee Public Utilities reserves the right to perform pre- and post- installation on-site visits. . Qualifying energy efficient equipment must be installed and ~ operational within 6 months of application approval. "Lighting the Way-Yesterday, Today and Beyond" CUSTOMER INFORMATION DEALER/CONTRACTOR INFORM Company name Dealer/Contractor Name Date Phone No. Installation address Address City State _ Zip City State Dealer/Contractor Signature Billing address (if different) Date City State _ Zip Contact person (please print) Phone No. Shakopee Public Utilities electric account number: DDDDD-DDD CUSTOMER RELEASE Customer Signature Date Phone No. Address City State Zi T certify T have pmcha,ed the equipment de,cribed on thi, form ""d it ha, been ;",talled at the ,em"" addre [indicated. T agree to the terms and conditions stated on the back of this form. Please remember to attach a copy of the itemi d invoice" This project fits the following categories: D Motors D Ventilation D Refrigeration D Cooking D Process D Energy Management System D Air Compressor D Other Pro osed Installation Date Annual Hours of 0 Chan e of Product Ou ut Unit Total Pro" ect Cost Estimated Annual Energy Impact Incentive* KW kWh $ Initials * Shakopee Public Utilities approval required Rebates can not exceed 50% of project costs, and are subject to funds availability, ~ Program can be discontinued at any time at Shakopee Public Utilities discretion and without prior notice, Authorization Number NOTE: Claim form is not valid without proper authorization number, Please contact "Lighting the ay- Yesterday, Shakopee Public Utilities at 952-445-1988 to obtain number prior to project implementation, Today ~nd Beyond" I IMPORTANT: PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION BEFORE COMPLETING THE INCENTIVE CLAIM FORM ON THE REVERSE SIDE" TERMS AND CONDITIONS 1. Participants must be electric commercial or industrial customers of Shakopee Public Utilities, Shakopee Public Utilities must supply the electricity to the equipment for which the incentive is being paid. Equipment must be installed on the premises and must not be purchased for resale. 2. Any receipt and/or installation of energy efficient equipment must occur after January 1,2004 to qualify for incentives. Pre- approval from Shakopee Public Utilities is required. 3. This program is subject to periodic review by Shakopee Public Utilities, Please check with your Shakopee Public Utilities representative regarding funds availability and program expiration date. 4. Shakopee Public Utilities reserves the right to inspect and verify the installation before any incentive payment is made, 5. Stated incentive levels will not exceed 50% of equipment costs, including labor. 6. New construction rebates are restricted to qualifying equipment only, Pre-approval is required, 7. Customers are responsible for ensuring that equipment installed for this program meets all applicable codes and standards. 8. Shakopee Public Utilities does not guarantee that installation of high-efficiency equipment will result in reduced usage or demand, or in cost savings. Shakopee Public Utilities makes no warranties, expressed or implied, with respect to any equipment purchased and/or installed including, but not limited to, any warrant of merchantability or fitness for purpose. In no event shall Shakopee Public Utilities be liable for any incidental or consequential damages. 9. Shakopee Public Utilities does not endorse any particular manufacturer, product, or system design in promoting this incentive program. Listing a product does not constitute an endorsement, nor does it imply that unlisted products are defective in any way. 10. Shakopee Public Utilities reserves the right to modify or end this incentive program at any time without prior notice. RELEASE . The undersigned is a customer of the dealer/contractor and not a customer of Shakopee Public Utilities for purposes of any transaction between dealer/contractor and customer, including purchase and/or installation of equipment. . It is the intent of Shakopee Public Utilities that no agency, joint venture or partnership between Shakopee Public Utilities and dealer/contractor and dealer/contractor or customer will be created as a result of the sale, construction, installation and rebate on the equipment or materials, . Customer shall release and hold harmless Shakopee Public Utilities officers, directors and employees and assigns any all liabilities, claims, demands, actions, and causes of action whatsoever arising out of or related to any loss, damage or injury, including death, injury to persons or property, that may be sustained by the undersigned or third party in connection with the installation, use or possession of the above-mentioned equipment. . Customer acknowledges, warrants and agrees that the services, materials, and equipment is suitable for its purposes and agrees that it has had the opportunity to inspect said equipment and take possession of said equipment without any warranties or representation other than any applicable manufacturer's warranties, . Customer acknowledges that Shakopee Public Utilities makes no representations or warranties of any kind as to the merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, design or condition of the equipment. Any warranty of the equipment shall be provided through the equipment manufacturer. Shakopee Public Utilities makes no representations or warranties of any kind as to the installation or operation of the equipment by dealer/contractor. Shakopee Public Utilities shall not be liable, in contract, tort, and strict liability resulting form any from any defect whether hidden, latent, or otherwise discoverable or undiscoverable respect the equipment. . 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Service lines are owned and maintained by the property owner from the point of connection to the municipal water main, including all fittings, etc. on the water main, which is necessary for that connection. It shall be the responsibility of the customer or property owner to maintain the service pipe to the main into the house or building. Sales Tax: Shakopee Public Utilities assesses Although the repair of replacement of the service Minnesota sales tax on water bills when applicable. line is the responsibility of the property owner, give Shakopee Public Utilities a call at (952) 445-1988, Penalty: A 5% penalty will be added to the current bill and we will assist you in determining if and where the if not paid on or before the 15th of the month service is leaking. following the date of billing. Shakopee Public Utilities maintains seasonal water restrictions for lawn irrigation. 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