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Direct Access All ni¢omers will br allowed to choose rhea elec- rriciq pro\ ider btIj nni Jan. I, 1c198, rather than over a live -year phaec -in schedule. Customers kill be able to el htr choose ru contract dircah with power Prodmers or retail electric sense Providers (known as 'direct ar cess, 1— or - -- opt M remain with their local utility compam which will deliver power priced hourly thnmgh the Power Exchanec. The Ut!(' ordered utilities to begin accepung Kee to the decision was the CPU's determination that Customers ividi demands greater than 10 kW who chnuse direct ac(s» must install or upgrade to hourly mererin . \Lme of the states large power �.ustomers as well ns Elie utilities agree that hourly metering k ncussan for direct access to work in tonlUnitIOn With the Independent System Operator iISO) responsible for overseeing the transmission tit merry over the slice's power grid. Enemy consumpnon will lie accounted for tin an huurh basis lie the ISO. -I It 0 ,: e L O direct access reyuaue on No% I. I'x)', to become effective on or after jan. 1. 1 h Commission also direr; rod utilities o process tcyueses on a best -come flrso- served bsis, giving preference to cuS- tumers who elect to receive at least half their -' electrical load from a renewable resource provider. The decision also said rhaC All usmmcrs of imeswr -owned utilities must pas competition transition char,iccs whether rhee choose direct access or nnc All retail electricin' providers who want to Sens residential and small commercial -I tamers must register with the CPUC; Large (.Ustomers with peak demand of _0 kilowatts IkW) or more must h.tvr hou -h? tottering to participate in dimcr access, and Residential hod small commercial cus- romers (peak demand under 30 kW) mac participate in direct access either by installing hourly meters or through load profiling. r. e F2 IhARKETING CPUC speeds up... MYTHSa r nnurued hem page 1 electric bill that is truly open for The risk is that wirhour hourly metering, there competitive bidding is the actual N1 ill be UflaCCOUTICCLI entry consumption that \sill he complexity of the elee- have to be paid for by all other non - direct access tric industry restructuring customers. In addition. mane believe that if the debate has given rise to new compentn'e market in eleanary pricing 1s to a number of misconceptions, and flourish, customers most haoe the ability' to downright untruths, about how respond to price signals on in hourly basis. California's new competitive mar- While these decisions did not adopt all the ket will operate and the benefits it Metering & Billing will bring to consumers. In each On the same day in another dccislun, the edition of Energy Issues, one of CPUC introduced customer choice to those misconceptions or untruths the arena of cradlcionxl disvibution scr- will be addressed in this column, vices such a> billing and metering that arc and the record put straight, now provided be California's investor -owned Mt IH Powermarketerswill u' 11 Beginning in ianuarc 1095, cus- electricity must either have tourers mac chuosc to have rheir ucility or their be able to offer electricity at electric sen -ice provider send consolidated (ener- priceswell belowthespot market e1. _ distribution) hills, or rhec mac choose m beginning Jan. 1, 1998. have separate billing from each srn.ice provider. TRUTH: The only portion of the In addition, beeinning inlanuarv1998.customen electric bill that is truly open for with demands a ove ?u k \t can chase their urilin' competitive bidding is the actual price of the electricity commodity. or am other supplier m Provide metering sen icy m measure (onsumPrlon of [heir elecrnem�. All The utilities will be passing other nutumcrs may choose this sen lie beginning through the Power Exchange in Lmuan 1\199 price to customers without profit mark -up. All other charges will While these decisions did not adopt all the be the same irrespective of positions char Edison had prcaiousl}' advocated o,r whether customers choose to get Euo -c' /trrrr,. Wm to Edrriwo. key saf guards have their powerfrom a utility, power been Included (bar address certain of the concerns marketer or other supplier. rarcedby the armpany. Therefore, any power marketer who is able to dramatically under- For example, compensarton to firms providing cut the Power Exchange price of cos turners\ vithmccerin, 1.bdlingor other rradi- electricity must either have riunal distribution services \\'ill Lie based on ncc access to substantial amounts of actual net avoided ors\ [u provide service, instead below - market power, or is so ci isndsa,'eracecnsis. This will mitigate interested in gaining customers alaumer "cheer}'- picking" where nct Irnvesc cus(- thatheisoptingtoinitiallylose m- srnrcusromns art caPturcdbivcorr iwrs. moneyonthem. Accordingly, driving up noses for chose that remain with Edison, customers most be prepared to imporrant is Souchern closely evaluate and question ,Another prucisrnn thar California Gas Cumpam will nor be allowed to proposals offered by power enter this new market as a service provider marketers because ofthe until it has unbundled is distribution xn ices, minimal opportunity for profit or has received apprrnal from the CPUC co margin during the transition enter the marker . phase to a fully competitive market in 2892. in addition, a comprrhensivc seue\aide urnsumcr education campaien about industry v ;srructuririg — targeted to residearaal and small husinesa electric users — will begin. in September (a ,ii pa{ t 4.) One of the key objectives of the cant - paign, ininalke funded at S_10 million, will be to mitigate the kind of contusion and marketing abuses Chat Consumers have experienced during electric resrrucmrinc Pilots in other tares and the dereeular On of Other indushrics. Is O O O ON ? O Rate Reduction Bonds are key to 10% decrease in residential, small commercial customer rates ciu may have heard the rumor... customers receiving the 10 percent electric rate reduction beginning in 1998 mandated by state law (AB1890) will have to pav for it later in a special charge. Doric you believe it. By the issuance of Rate Reduction Bonds, residential and small commercial cus- mmers will get a net 10 percent rare reduction Ian. I. 1998 through March i 1, 2002, or until Edison has collected all of its approved transition costs, whichever is earlier. And dears exactly what duv will get. The bonds will be used to recover part of the competition transition charges (CTCs) and other industry restructuring related charges authorized by the CPUC. CTCs enable the utility to recover "stranded costs" incurred from the development and operation of power plants and power pur- chase agreements rendered uneconomic by changes in utility laws and the Industry shift from regulated monopolies to a competitive market environment. The Process The bond issue will allow SCE to repay debt and equity used to finance stranded costs and to provide a rate reduction at the same time. The California Infrastructure sod Economic Development Kink, or a cruit it authorizes, will issue holds m investors, providing Edison with about $_'.ti billion toward partial reuncry of rransition costs. The security for these bonds will be a Fixed Transition Amount Edison will collect over 10 Years through cus- tumers' bills. In this way the bonds will be repaid. This financing plan on a portion of CTCs will happen at an interest rate lower than Edison's authorized return on transi- tion cost. 'the lower interest rate, and the tut chat SCE is spreading out a portion of 13s we move closer to the start date of Ian. 1, 1998 for California's new eluccric marker. the language of restructuring continues to evolve. New terms and abbrevchcitins seem lu be neared evrrday. Here area few char mac he new to you: Aggregators Brokers who seek to bring togerher customers or generators to buy or sell power in bulk, making a profit on the sale Consumer Education Plan (CEP) MC-ordered statewide advertising and public relations campaign beginning Sept. 1. 1997 m educate residential and small business electric consumers about changes coming to the industry . Consumer Protection Measures to ensure chat Customers bencGc from industry restructuring and are protected from unfair marketing practices. Measures include consumer education, recistrarion of Energy Services Providers, special provisions for complaints, claims and damage ,nvzrds and procedures to prevent slamming. transition cost recovery over 10 years, will result in savings chat will be passed on to residential and small ommercial cus- tomers in a 10 percent bill reduction. The process is somewhat similar to refinancing a loan to reduce overall costs of the loan. This is why the bonds are referred to as "Rate Reduction Bonds.° Rcpavanct t of the bonds over 10 years will be the responsibility of residential and small commercial customers who get the 10 percent rate reduction. During the rate freeze period. the FTA will not be an additional charge, but will come from CTC collection. After the rate freeze ends the FTA will continue to be collected along with other utlhN charges. Energy Services Provider (ESP) A company that provides gencnirion and other electric services ru customers. An ESP also could bean aggregator and;or Power marketer. Slamming The unethical practice of switching cusmmers from one power provider to another without their consent. Utility Distribution Company (UDC) The regulated utility chat serves as the intermediary between the generator and the consumer by supplying transmission and distribution services. 0 BACK TO SCHOOL: Restructuring consumer education to begin by fall his till, (.tlilbrnia residents will be hearirw� reading and sue- �. ing a lot more abour dieir nett elec ric service choices Thanks to a srarewlot con- Sumer education Program approved be the Clifurnia Public Utilities Commission. Pundiq.,Corthe program will come Crom cuscumers electric rates. Rtgulatnrs and iecislamrs ItAI'lled from dismaoding the Iducommuntcaciuns monop- olies a decade ao rhar t uscomers need to undenrand chances in the utility induscn to take full advancicc of their new service opciotn and protect ihemscl %ut hum uterzcal- uus marketers, who may be Itrmg cusrumcrs to change eneryv providers with cash rcbate�, tree sen ices, or even blue spruce seedlings .rs one power company' did under a direct accrss Pilot launched Last Nett in New Hampshire. Califurniai electric restrui urin¢ leyisLtaon, AB I8CII I, mandated a curoumer education progrun is parr of Cal i horn iss shin to a compericive enerv;v marker. In ;March, the Commission adopted recommcndatiom Cur .a MMIEDISON INTFRNAiIONAL Corporate Cnnnumi-rnom "+4 V:'Anur Croce A,cnno R o,entead. (..d I Lonna Q1 - -11 ii uumer education program developed b}' elecrrrt induscri sntkchulders, including Edison, and directed the state's thrtr investor -uwmrd utilities ro birm ,a lo- member Electric Restructuring Education GnoLIP (EREG) to develop Caitornias COnsumcr Education Plan KEPI. The EREG k made up of rrpresentaukus tkm utilities, independent power providers, Lrgc commercial custooium bilingual ouo- roach adNouces, low -income and consumer aeh'uc rus, and marketing and organizational comulctnn. Fast Track The CPLICb recent Ic( isiun to Open direct ac(rss roll Customers un )Lilt. 1, 19Os sets a fast pace for the EREG. In tarly \(aft dtc group selected DDB \cedham of Los An;,eles as the lead advertising and public relations agency no design and implcmunr the CEP. On )une I, wrrh the con,ultatiun of DDI3 Needham and their e;Y)ciace agencies, the EREG filed a proposal with the CPIC Which uudines the scope of work s('hetluly, budget and Funding needs Inr the Cutnumcr Education Pl,m. Remember the recent media campaign pre- ceding the start of the ,allcr ID un rule- phones? Expect the same wpt and intensity Ot advertising .md Public relations - ac the Mich the naps media and yntvnxlts levels - alxan electric mdusm' rsrructurim;. The CPUC has Jmuc Ced that tilt iampaicn educate all Californians about dicir new electric choices, cif ing special arrencion to eit(crit cmtuniers with limited Enclish spvakiny abilities or other limitations that would make diem vulnerable in an agres- snUe rnarkutpLc e. The Cummism n has iniri,lk. approved a hudgur of S_'0 million Cor the Consumer Education PLIn, b.¢ noted chat the nrlcph one Caller ID procram mentioned above - a much less complicated Plan - cost S00 mil- lion to implement. AttenmI Lill the go.JS chat the (:PI IC and die Sete legislarne wishes to accomplish within the given time fnallu, the 1:M..G and it' aeenn Coo CUltanO have determined char educaeinc aC Californians about electric restructuring is I I <d% no a et r rile Ile ichburhotxl uC S,1- Million, 'I he ('OmnuSW'11 has unril Aqc. I to act on the EREG prop l&d. RESTRUCTURING I N F; 9`d :: T N ,AJT CLt. - H I, I, r I > I ' HLSI i'J1 I 1�. tlh ,J Eals:.; fJ IHi -H f,'•i;N /,L .E. :'I ... - r ... Number 4: Glossary July Id197 The Language of Electric Industry Restructuring: Understanding Key Terms and Abbreviations Competition will be coming to Calitornias electric utility industry beginning Jan. 1, 1998. The following terms and abbreviations are frequently used in discussions about electric utility restructuring events and issues: AB 1890 - legishicion paascd in Caliibrnia in the full of 1996 culling for the rCJtrULrLlr- ing Of the stare's electric utility industrc he Jan. 1, 1998, Opening it to competition Aggregators — brokers who seek ro bring togerher cusromers Or generators to buy Or sell power in bulk, making a -A prutir oil tile saiv. _ .TL ct:k'Ty',h, Yy �r .j EDISON INTERNATIONAL Bilateral Contract - contract between a generacor -and Consumer which mac invohr aggregation. Consumer Education Plan (CEP) - CPUC- orclerecl srJrewide advertising and public rdariom campaign beginning Sept. I. 1997 to educate residential and small husinrss dtaric consumers ahoL¢ chances coming to the industn. MEMO MCM& C orp .mrr c'ummu,n.rn..ns Competition Transition Charge (CTC) -'_44 Walnur Gr,ae Arrmm - nun- bepassable charge to customers cu recover Ro�rmrd�l, Cahh�rma 91"0 utility stranded costs. r,Ga_,,til C a: Cost Shifting - shifting cost from one group of iustumers to another —trona industrial it residential or commercial to rrsidenrial - -or from One Lnitut a, another. Consumer Protection — measures to sure Char Customers benefit from industn• srrucCUring and are protected from unfair arkecing practices. Measures include nsumer education, registration of ESPs, trial provisions for complaints, claims and magi awards and procedures to prevent unrung. Customer Choice — the ability of customers, :er Jan. 1. 1998. to Choose among various ovidcrs for electric generation and other n'ices. Customer Groups — msidential, mmercial, industrial, and agricultural. Direct Access — ability of customers to ry generation directly from power producers or rough power marketers. _...'•.: � to Anna Distribution — function of distributing poker to retail customers. Energy Services Provider (ESP) —a companv chat provides generation and ocher electric sen ices to cusmmers. An ESP also could be an aggrrgaror anchor hewer marketer. 2 Electric Restructuring Education Group (EREG) — scatr«'ide board of N stakeholders organized by the C,PLIC to design and imple- mmlit a Consumer Education Plan to inform electric consumer< about changes coming to California's electric industn. Framework — CPt;CS new market structure for generation, rransmission and distribution among investor -owned utilities. Generation — producing cleccricitc at power plane. Generation Costs — costs associated with Producing electricity or acquiring it through contracts. Grid — large ciccrric system linking transmis- sion lines both regionally and localk. Independent System Operator (ISO) — independent operator of transmission lines to assure reliable and fair transfers of electricity from generators to di.,crihucion companies. Integrated Utility — utility rhar provide~ generation, transmissmn'and discribucion services for its customers. Load — amounr of electricity bciug used at any given Lime. Market Forces — competition for sales, new alliances, innovative pricing structures, customer demand, choice and carious kinds of services. Market Power — domination of the new marketplace by cdcctric'itti suppliers that own a high percennrgc of generation. MOU — memorandum of undemanding signed by various resrnrc'nrring stakeholders in fall 1995, which became the basis for AB 1s90. Muni — municipal- or publicly owned utility. Obligation to Serve - rrculaturc nbligation of a utility to provide electric planning services for all customers and to assure an adryuatr sup- ple of electricity noNy and in the niture. Performance -Based Ratemaking (PBR) - regularrd rates hased on pertorn-i.mcr Objectives, not on actual coos. Power Brokers and Marketers - campanies seeking to sell ,,rnrrarion to la), e industrial customers or to an nrcreeate of smaller customer. Power Exchange (PX) - spoc' price market where electricity is bought and sold much like a stock esch:mge. ,1 Public Utilities Regulatory Policy Act (PURPA) - finder PURPA, electric urilities are mandated to purchase power from independent power producers— orQualiningEaciliries— rhroui h lung -term contracts. Qualifying Facility (QF) -an independent power producer dear generates electricity for resale to customers and electric utilities. Rate Regulation - supervision over rates and Major decisions by elected officials or their appoinrees. Regulatory Compact - long -term in,rccments bemeen regularon- agcncies and Utilities, whidh are usu,tlh embodied in rcetdatorr decisions. Reliability - xeadc. predictable clectric x» ice. 3 Restructuring- reroniiguring the marker xructure by olxvim the generation of clearicin .md retail srn iirs to rnmpeririun. Retail Wheeling - -- ability of power producers or broken n, sell directle to retail customem using rc,JuLm: sw d tran�rn n lines and distrihuriun sen ices of rsiswln utilities. Slamming; - the unethical practice of switching InSMr1ItrS from one power provider to anorhrr without their c'onscnr. Stranded Costs .- hosts associated wirh providing deuricitq that are ahoyc marker prices. Traditional Ratemaking - rcgulared rates based on costs cspendrd. nor nn mecunc pertorm.tmc nhjectivec. I Transmission — lines over which electricity from generators is sent to distribution companies Unbundling — There are three tnp s of unbundling. metering & billing — opening utility metering and billing to competition. =' rates — separate line -item charges on electric bills for gm ration, transmission, distribution and other services and programs. services — functional separation of genera- tion, transmission and distribution services. Customers can select generation services from competing suppliers (direct access). �A e e o Utility Distribution Company (UDC) — the regulated utility that serves as the intermedi- ary between the generator and the consumer by supplying distribution sen ices. Wholesale Wheeling — selling electricity to wholesale buyers to resell to retail customers. 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Edison International wants you to know what's happening now so that, when the time conies, you tall be able to make infornrecl choices about how best to meet your energy needs, The purpose of this brochure is to tell you what it happening, uh }, it happening. when it r happening. and most importantly. U hat it al/ wearls to yUrt. `\i, ► GLOSSARY As changes to California's electric utility industry continue, you may be reading or hearing some new terms you haven't heard before. Here's a brief list that may help. AB 1890 — legislation passed in California in dic fall of 1996 calling for the restructuring of the state's elci' w utility industry by )an. 1, 1995, opening it to competition. Aggregators — brokers who seek to bring together customm or generators to buy or sell power in balk, making a profit on the sale. Customer Choice — the ability of customers, after Jan. 1. 1998, to choose among various providers for electric generation and other services. Direct Access — ability• Of a customer to buy generation diretth from any power provider. Generation — producing electricity at power phuns. Power Exchange (PX) - "spot market" where elcaricity is bought and sold much like a stock exchange. Reliability — steady, predictable electric service. How can I confirm that I qualify for the 10 percent rate reduction? A. Look for the words "Rate Schedule' at the top of your SCE bill. The following Rate Schedules will equality: D, GS -1, TOU -GS -1, GS- I -APS, TOL - EV -1, TOU-EV -? and TOU -EV -i. It all seems pretty complicated to me. How do I know if I'm getting a good deal? A. You can ship the energy market —just as yrou might compare the different lucid products in a supermarket —and decide what's best for you. Learn as much as you en to hecome an informed consumer. When suppliers tall, ask questions and compare the different offers you receive. A settewide consumer education campaign is scheduled to begin later this bear. In the meantime, as an SCE alstomer, you cn look to us for impartial advitc. What happens if I want Company A and the woman next door wants Company B and the man downstairs wants SCE? Are there going to be multiple poles outside with wires all over the place? A. Except in very rare instances, there won't be am more utility poles or distribution wires than there are now. YOU won't notice am difference in your clectricip scrvite, no matter who you buy your electricity from. All your electricia, no matter who provides it, will be delivered to you over SCE's electric distribution systems. How will these changes impact SCE? A. Under state law, SCE's new role will be to offer you power at the wholesale price —with no profit to us— through the Power Exchange; to offer you impartial advice about your energy choices and to continue to provide you with safe, reliable electric service. THE WAY IT IS NOW ... As a Southern Calico -nia Edison customer, you currenth get all the power you use from SCE. Edison either generates the electricity at its own power plants or buys r font other producers. Edison then transports that power over long distances on SCE -owned transmission lines to SCE's distribution system of local lines to deliver it tc you. From the power plant turbine to your outlet or litht switch, SCE eurrcotic provides "full° electric service. THE WAY IT'S GOING TO BE ... Starting Ian. 1, 1995, the electric utilir system in California will begin a new hvay of operating. The three basic parts of SCEs business — electric generation, transmission and distribution —will be separated into three distinct units. Transmission and distribution will remain regulated. The most extensive change will come in electric generation, which will become a fully competitive business. Customers will be able to choose "direct access" and decide for themsek es how they obtain power, from whom and at what price. 11 of Southern California Edison's customers will have a choice. You may obtain your electricity from the "Power Exchange" through SCE, which is similar to what you do today. Power Exchange An independrnr organiza- rion, called the 'Power Exchange" (P\), will be created as a spot market" power pool — much like a stock exchange where electr wv will be bought and sold. Selling Electricity California's imrstur -owned utilities, such as SCE, will be required to sell all the power they generate en the PR for the next several years. Others, such as inde- pendent power producers, municipal generators or utilities located outside California, will have the option of selling electricity to the PS or selling direct- ly to a customer without going through the P\. Here are some answers to comrnonly asked questions. I'm happy with the way things are now. Why do I have to change how I get my power? A. You don't. Whars happening in the California enciey industry is all about giving You more choices. One of those choices is NOT co change, to continue co get full electric service from SCE. We're nor getting our of the business of securing economically priced energy on vour behalf. You ran continue to count on SCE for sate, reliable energy sen ices. I'm confused. If I decide to get my energy from someone other than SCE, who do I call if a storm knocks the power out? A. Call SCE. No marzer who obtains cicctric supPlies for You, SCE will continue to deliver the electricity to }.ou. We'll cimrinue to trim the trees, maintain the lines and restore power if the lights go our. Safety, reliability and customer serice are and will remain our major priorities. The main change I'm interested in is a lower bill. When can I expect that? A. If you're a residential or small commercial customer, pour electric races will be dropping by 10 percent starting January 1, 1995, after rare reduction bonds are issued. All other customers' electric races will rcntain frozen at current levels through the end of 3001. By changing how you can obtain your energy —by giving too choice You have the chance to better manike your own energy needs, and maybe even lower the price you pay for electricity by buying Tram suppliers on the open market. When the transition is complete —by the end of 20ol —we expect SCE's electric rates will he further reduced. bile its clear that a number of changes are on the tuay, its also important to remember what won't change. You can choose to leave things as they are, and SCE twill buy wholesale power for you from the PXat no profit to us. In that case, you don't have to do anything. Even if you choose to obtain your electricity from an alternate generator or supplier, SCE will still be an important part of your energy future. The power you use a gill still he delivered over SCE � wires. SCE will con- tinue to provide safe, reliable customer service as we have for more than a century. And you can always call on us for advice. To give customers choice in selecting the supplier they terry potter from; Ti, make the electric generation hrr,ciness competitive; and To achieve lower prices for all of California's electric consamers. 110- WHEN ARE THE CHANGES GOING TO HAPPEN? Jan. 1, 1995 is the "official start date.' That is when the Power Exchange is scheduled to begin operating. Direct access is also scheduled to become available to all customers on Jan. 1, 1995. This came about because in September 1996, California enacted Assembly Bill 1890 — legislation that established a clear plan for customer choice in the electric industry. Now, the California Public Utilities Commission and federal regulators— working with SCE, the states other electric utilities and a wide range of environmental, customer, labor and CUmmn- nun' groups —are establishmg the detailed ground rules ro put that plan into action. The heart of the plan is giving customers the ability to choose the electric generation supplier rhec want. LOWER ELECTRIC RATES Beginning Jan. 1, 1998, all of SCE's residential and small commercial customers will receive a 10- percent electric rate decrease, utter race reduction bonds are issued. Races for other SCE, customers will remain frozen ac current levels. Customers participating in direct access mac see higher or lower races than chose paid by SCE full - service Cus- tomers, depenclim, on the price of the power these direct ac'c'ess customers obtain from suppliers on the open market. When the transition to a fully Competitive market is complete —not later than December i 1. 2001 —we expect SCE's electric rates will be further reduced. Direct Access Option On Jan. 1, 1998. all of SCE's electric customers will have the option of choosing an alternate electric supplier. New Bill Format After Jan. 1, 1998, SCE customers will begin to receive a newly designed bill. Currently, the bill reflects only the number of kilowatt -hours of electricir'v a customer uses and the rice charged for each kilowatt -hour. The component Loses char make up these rates are nor listed separately' on your bill. On the new bill, the twat of a customers electric usage will be broken out into several com- ponents, such as the actual price of the power used, the costs of transporting and delivering is and other c'oscs, such as supporting state - mandated public purpose programs. I INTRODUCING THE EDISON INTERNATIONAL FAMILY OF -' INTERNATIONAL 1 COMPANIES ;0UTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON ?DISON MISSION ENERGY �DISON CAPITAL :DISON EV EDISON SELECT EDISON SOURCE INTRODUCING THE EDISON INTERNATIONA Services include: • Rate /energy usage analysis • Economic development programs • Restructuring information • Assistance integrating environmental technologies for increased productivity t line of the nation's largest electric utilities, this flagship of the Edison International famih serves more than 11 million people in a 50,000 square -mile area of southern, central and coastal California. The companl provides both electricity and a vari- ety of services including energt effi- cienc'v and economic development programs and assistance analyzing and incorporating enN ironment- friendly; cicctrical applications that enhance a company's productivity and profitability.. Energy efficiency programs Many rates and payment options Comprehensive energy advice Contact: Your Edison representative, or call (800) 900 - "88 or write: 334+ Walnut Grove Avenue, Rosemead, CA 91770 or contact our homepage: w" wedisonx.com This premiere owner, developer and operator of independent power facilities worldwide, holds interests in 54 projects at home and abroad generating more than 9,000 megawatts of power. The company enjoys a solid reputation for innova- tion, high - quality customer service and safe, efficient power plant operations. Services include: • Development of independent power projects • Plant operations and maintenance Contact: 18101 Von Karman Avenue. Suite 1'00 Irvine, California 9261' -IN6 (714) 753 -;iSS IL FAMILY OF COMPANIES This leading, provider of capital and financial services invests in two kev areas: large -scale energy/ infrastructure and affordable hous- ing. Edison capital has demonstrated its ahil- id to structure and close investments in a varied' of complex projects through its partic- ipation in approxintatelc $' billion in infra- structure- related transactions and St billion in affordahle housing developments. Services include: • Equity investment • Convertible and sub -debt • Financial structuring Contact: 18101 \'on barman .Avenue, Suite 1 "00 Irvine, California 92612 -111 46 ( 714) 'S' -)-Inn A leading provider of integrated solutions. offering a wide range of products and services that help businesses manage all aspects of their energy use. Edison Source's professional team of energy experts works with customers to assess their needs and identify new opportunities in the competitive marketplace. tic focusing on solid energ} pro- curement and management strategies. Edison Source can help enhance business operations while reducing costs. Specific offerings include: • Energy contracts (electricity & gas) • Risk management services • Engineering analysis & energy audit services • Infrastructure improvement projects • Integrated energy outsourcing services • Information management systems • Enhanced billing services • Equipment financing packages Contact: toll -free at (800) 789 -9553, or e -mail at inquire %etiison- source.com The provision of utility service from Southern California Edison is not in any way contingent upon your purchase of products and services from Edison International's affili- ated companies. The types of products and services offered by each of these affiliated companies are also offered by other, non - affiliated companies. wwwedisonx.com The nation's foremost provider of electric vehicle infrastructure sets the standard for the safe, convenient and cost- effective installation, warrarW service and repair of charging equipment for electric vehicles, promoting improved air quality and economic development in Southern California. Services include: • Charging technology distributorships for California, Arizona and beyond • Certified contractor networks • Utility alliances to help facilitate smooth, quick charger installations • Authorized service provider agreement with major EV auto makers Contact: 515 South Figueroa, Suite 9541 • Los Angeles, CA 90071 • (311) ti3- Ii,1)0 Provides a portfolio of products and services designed to enhance the value, comfort and convenience of a home or business. Contact: 13191 Crossroads Parkwav -North, Suite +OS • City of Industry, CA 917-46 • (562) -463- ;000 _JEDISON Ie7Eko >ilU\ 11. MAY 1997 ISSUE 35 RATES, REGULATIONS & CUSTOMER PROGRAMS A CUSTOMER SOLUTIONS PUBLICATION Et�D I S OR N i N Getting Ready for- 1998: How Industry Restructuring Will Affect Rates and Bills 7 ailure is not an option.' Its the kinc of hokey line you might hear in a Steven Seagul movie. But for all its melodrama, it does apply when trvimg to un- derstand electric industry restructuring and the impact it will have on rates. Knowledge will be key to serving our customers and ful- filling our role in the tenure of our business. To understand where we are headed, start by picturing the three basic steps in providing customers with electricity service (see illustra- tion on page 2). Step I , electricity is generated at power planes; Step ?, it is transmitted over high - vintage wires; and Step i, it is distribut- ed to individual homes and businesses via lower- volrage wires and its use is measured and billed. Rascruauring of the industry will happen in each portion of our business. Based on a May 0, 199 -1, California Public Urilties Commis- sion iCPUC) dt6siun, beginning in January 1998, all Edison customers will be allowed to choose who will generate power liar rhem. Also beginning in January 1998, an Indcpcn- dent System Operator (ISO) will have opera - rional control of the transmission system. This will ensure that competing electricity produc- ers have fair access to the transmission system. Choice will also come in the areas of metering and billing. Based On another May 6, 1907, CPUC decision, beginning in January 1908, customers may choose to have either Edison or their electric servicc provider render consoli- dated (encrgy - distribution) bills. or They may choose to have separate billing from each service provider. In .addition, beginning in Januay 1998, customers with demands above 20 kW can choose Edison or any other supplier to provide metering service to measure con - sumptiun of their electric iry. All other Cos- comers may choose this service beginning in January 11iyV. Restructuring and the Role of the Utility With So much of Our business undergoing change, a good deal of discussion is now un- derway regarding Edison 's role as a utility in the future marketplace. Recently, Edison President and Unct Operating Officer Stephen E. Prank remarked that the goal Ot the induecry restructuring is to Open the mar- ketplace to cumpericion in power generation and sales, and to allow customers to choose their electricity providers. Towards that end, Edison proposes to play an important role. In general, Edison will provide nondiscrimi- natory access to the neca markerplace for all parties who ,vanr to sell power in to the mar- ket, and to ensure that all customers who want to chucse among the offerings of these parties have that opportunity. This role' includes a wide range of functions. Edison would provide regulated ioliastruc cure services essential to the elecrric system, such as maintaining the wires, ere. It also enco n- passes providing broader regulated services to cusmmers wr10 choose the utility as their ser- vice provider. Sumo of these issues are ex- plained in more detail in this newsletter, while others will be discussed in future issues of Th< Rate Lain, to be published this year. owtinured on (kr,(e 2 The Rate Line page 2 Restructuring, frame page I One of the first questions customers will have is, "What are my choio es ?" Simply put, the answer is this: be- ginning in 1998, customers can choose to purchase power from their current utility, which will be purchasing from a new entity called the Power Ex- change, or directly from a power pro- ducer (a generator), power marketer, or aggregator. In any case, Edison will be responsible for distributing electricity to the customer. Q1. What is the Power Exchange, or PX, and how will it work? Instead of selling electricity directly to their customers, beginning in January 1998, all investor -owned utilities in California, including Edison, will com- pete to sell their generation resources through a Power Exchange (PX). Other independent power producers may, also sell through the PX. Each competitor will identify the amount of electricity and chc kWh price at which they can sell each hour. The PX will review these bids and elecrrici- ry from the lowest price bidders will be accepted for delivery to consumers, based on forecasted hourly demand. Thus the bidders with the lowest prices will be the lust to sell their electricity each hour. '{_:•STEP-UP STEP 1: GENERATION Q2. How will electricity be priced? And how does the PX make the generation market more competitive? Energy sold each hour will be priced at the highest winning bid made for that hour. For example, let's say producers Alpha, Beta, and Gamma each bid —10 megawatts of power for sale for a specif- ic: hour. In their bids, Alpha bids the lowest selling price, Beta a higher price, and Gamma the highest price. And let's say only 30 megawatts are needed in chat hour. In this scenario, all of Alpha's power, and half of Beta's power will be accept- ed for that hour: it equals the ill megawatts of forecasted demand. The PX cot for electricity sold that hour will be priced at Beta's bid, the highest accepted bid. And unless demand for that hour increaser beyond what Alpha and Beta bid to provide, Gammas power will not be sold that hour. Hourly prices will be publicly available intormation: they may even be pub- lished in the newspaper with other com- modity prices. It is hoped that through competitive bidding at the PX, overall generation prices will decrease, since bidding too high may exclude a produc- er from hating its electricity sold in any given hour. And by having electricity prigs published, customers can shift usage to tunes when it is less expensive, thereby reducing energy costs. Q3. What is Edison's role? As stated above, Edison will bid into and sell power through the PX. In addi- rion, Edison wit] act as a "utility distri- bution company" (UDC). In that role, Edison will buy from the PX the elec- tricity needed to serve its customers cacti hour, distributing electricity a the hourly PX price with no markup, no fee, and no contractual obligation. (In- formation on rates and pricing is pro- vided later in this article.) An Independent System Operator (ISO) will coordinate electricity scheduling and disp,mh to ensure that generation supplies can be transmitted to each UDC to my ?t its customers' needs. DISTRIBUTION ♦♦ LINES ♦ ` DISTRIBUTION SUBSTATION ♦♦♦ Ij_ ng ♦♦♦ STEP 3: ♦♦ DISTRIBUTION IT SUBTRANSMISSION LINES TRANSMISSION SUBSTATION • 1— L STEP 2: TRANSMISSION TRANSMISSION III ��S LINES NETWORK SWITCHYARD Qa. What's the alternative to the PX? What is a power mar- keter? What is "direct access"? The Q[stoOlrr that does not want to pur- chase power from the PX enough Edi- son has ocher options: they can purchase directly from a power producer (a gener- a[url: or [lieu ::in purchase Irom a power marketer. A power marketer buys clec- rricitF in bulk from ti ems [hat generate it and sells it to end -use customers. In order lur a power marketer to fulfill that role, or fora customer to purthaac mntintad mr p.rgo 3 The Rate Line Restruclurntg, from page ? directly from a generator, they must use a scheduling coordinator. The schedul- ing Coordinator works with the ISO to assure that their customer's electricity is suCCrssfully transported over the trans- mission system. Some customers, particularly large ones, can act as their Own scheduling coordi- nators and thereby bypass both Edison and power marketers. Further it should be noted that power marketers, and cus- tomers with their own scheduling coor- dinators, can purchase power from any source, including the PX. A Customer might choose a power pro- ducer or a Power marketer because it Promises s rate lower than the PX price These are known as 'direct access" ar- rangement becauSC the customer is making a contract with a generation Provider instead of receiving generation as part of the services provided by Edi- son Isle illustration on page 4). Q5. Define aggregators and what they will be able to do for the customer in terms of supplying generation. Aggregation is the forming of a large group of consumers who together can bargain fur lower rates. Aggregation would he dune most likely by a power marketer who would attempt to provide cheaper electricity based on the volume purchasing of inercy. TVpitaIIV, the power marketer does not own generating facilities but would have to get the power from some generation source and turn coordinate with the ISO m assure dint power is delivered. Q6. I still don't get it: how can choice work without each Provider having its own set of wires to deliver electricity? It will be simikar to the wary long dis- omce rclephune service works today. Southern California Edison will cumin ue to own and Operate the lines that move electricity into Customers' busi- nesses and homes. Bur Cr4tomerl will choose the company that hues or gener- ates their electricity— that is, the uni- ty such as Edison, or an alternate provider — just as today they can ,house the long distance umpany that operates on their local phone line. Q7. When Will customers get choice? According to a decision issued by the CPUC on Mav h, all customers will he allowed to choose between the PX or an alternative electric generation supplier beginning in january 1998. Utilities will begin accepring direct access re- quests on November I, 1797, to be- come effective on lanuarr 1, 1998. Q8. Will Edison continue to generate electricity? Is Edison getting out of the generation businesse Edison will still generate dectricity and Will sell it through the PX. At the same time, it is decreasing its generation as- sets. Edison has filed an application with the CPUC for approval to sell, by auction, the 12 oil and gas -tired genera- tion plants within its service territory' beginning in 199-1 (about 111,0110 nnegawaasl. That application is current- ly pending CPCC approval. This is being .lone in part to :alleviate concerns char Edison might dominate the future generarion marker and restrict competition. These plants produce slighr- ly less than 2W," of the power delivered to Edison customers, and make up less than I0�i of Ellison S total current invest- ments in its California utility sysu.Am. In addition, Edison would operate these plants for at least two years after sale under contracts with the new owners. Finally, Edison would Q)nrinle to own nuclear, hydro, and coal -fired genera - rion plants. (See luestion 4;5 for more information about Edisnn's generation services business.) Q9. How will ctntomer> know who is offering the hest generation price? At present, we are proposing that bills show how much we are charging for page 3 energy from the PX. Customers can use this information when considering of- fers from Power marketers. We are also proposing that customers who choose direct access also have the PX price of energy placed on their bills so they can compare prices under their contractual arrangement. Q10. How will customers learn about alternate generation Providers? A CPUC ordered consumer education progr. :m will help inform custometn of their options beginning September 1907. In addition, it is assumed that the companies entering this new mar- ker such as power marketers and aggre- gators will advcrrise via television, radio and direct mail. u,tumers will have questions about choice, but many will be even murr nterested in the bottom line: what will electricity cost and how will they he billed, While the answers to these questions have rot been completely determined, we do have a srarring point that is fairly solid. Assembly Bill IS90 (AB 1890), passed in California in 1996, freezes Edison rare levels for the next few years at June 1996 levels, with residential :end small commercial customers (priman IN GS- I ) getting a 10' 1 reduction on their bills beginning in 1998. Another reality is that rates will have to be unbundled in order to make cus- tomer choice, as well as the collection of a Competition rrau iriou Chaiage (C'CC), possible. These concepts and their effect on our Customers are ex- plained below. Q11. Ater restructuring, will we , antwiled ant p,OC 4 The Rate Line Restructuring, from Page 3 still have tariff sched- ules, such as D, GS -1, TOU -8, etc.? Yes, we will continue to have all the tariff schedules that are currently in place until the end of the rate freeze. And we may intro- duce new rate options as well. We will bill cus- tomers to reflect their choice of generation provider, that is, the PX or an alternate provider. All customers, whether they choose an alternate generarion provider or their current utility, will still be billed for distribu- tion and transmission ser- vices under The appropriate Edison tariff. Q12. How then will re- structuring affect rates? Restructuring is affecting rates in three important ways: 1. Races will be unbundled. 2. Races will reflect the collection of CTC. 3. Rates will be frozen for the next few years. page 4 Customer Choice: The Economic Flow for Buying & Selling Generation Services The following shows the choices customers will have for purchasing power. It shows economic relationships be- tween power generators, the PX, the UDC, power marketers and customers. It does not reflectthe flow ortransmis- sion of electricity. An Independent System Operator IISO), not shown in this illustration, will ensure that both UDC's and marketers have access to utility -owned transmission systems. 1) Electricity generated by utilities and independent power producers will be offered to the Power Exchange (PX) at hourly prices. 2) Electricity from the lowest price bidders forthe hourwill be the firstto be sold atthe highest winning price bid for that same hour until demand is met far each hour. Utility Distribution Companies, power marketers, and cus- tomers will purchase from the PX at those prices. Power Generatms In addition, overall rates for residential and some small commercial customers will be reduced by I09%n as of 1/l/98, contingent on the successful issuance of the Rate Reduction Bonds authorized by AB 1890 (more information on these bonds is on page 9'). Q13. What is "rate unbundling "? Rates are unbundled when they are bro- ken down into components That reflect the different costs for providing service. This is nor a new concept. For example, some Edison rates are relatively 'bun- dled" such as D and GS-I, where all The costs for providing normal service have been combined, or "bundled ", into uoc r.:aornors r7 5 Direct Access Customer energy and customer charge components. On the other hand, we have relatively "unbundled" rates as well, such as GS -2 and time -of -use rates, where the costs to provide service have been separated into two kinds of demand charges, as well as customer and energy charges. As we move to a competitive electricity generation marker, each tariffs energy, demand, and customer charges will be broken down further to reflect the costs to provide generation, transmission, dis- tribution, and other services. Q14. What are the "unbundled" cost categories? 5 3) Power marketers will have the op- portunity to make direct access ar- rangements between generators and customers, presumably to pro- vide electricity at competitive rates. They will compete with each other, with generators who deal di- rectly with customers, and with the PX. Marketers are responsible for assuring generation for their cus- tomers. 4) Edison, as a utility distribution company (UDC), will be responsi- ble for distributing powerto all customers. 5) Direct Access customers can buy from one or any combination of the PX, marketers, and /or generators directly. In order to do so, they must have a Scheduling Coordina- tor arrange access to the trans- mission system with the ISO. Beginning in 1998, each tariffs energy, demand, and customer charges will be unbundled into one or more of the fol- lowing; cost categories: • Energy (generation) • Transmission • Distribution • Nuclear Decommissioning • Public Benefir Programs (e.g., ener- gy efficiency, renewables, research & development) • Competition Transition Charges (CTC) None of these costs are new. They are cur- rently recovered in each tariffs customer, ouulur e d on hgGr 5 The Rate Line Restrurluriug, from p.ege ¢ demand andl'or energy charges. What will change is that beginning in 1998, they will actual lv be separate]), identified in SCE's tariff book, in Preliminary State- rotor I. Q i. Can you give me an example of rate unbundling? The actual levels for unbundled rates have nor yer been approved. Thac is an- ticipated to happen in September. Set we can look at a simple proposed example, such as race schedule GS -2. Its facilities related demand charge accord- ing to the tariff is $5.40 per kW. When this charge is unbundled, it has Three cost components which, added together, equals the total facilities related demand charge for GS -2: Unbundled Categon Cost Transmission .11 Distribution 1.06 Generation + 2 i Facilities Related Demand Total 55.40 GS -3's customer, time - relined demand and energy charges will also be unbun- dled, like the facilities related demand charge above, no identify The transmis- sion, discriburiun and generation ccosrs They recover. In addition, The costs associated with nuclear decommission- ing, and public benefits programs will also be identified. Q16. What will appear on customer bills] While all Edison tariffs will undergo the unbundling process, at this time it has not been determiner] which, if any, of The above categories of costs will be shown on the customer's bill. All 1890 requires bills To show: • The total generation charge (which would include the P% energy charge and the CTC); and • the Total non- generaron charge (which includes everything else). By continuing to bill For customer, en- ergo and demand charges as we current - ly d0, Edison believes it will meet die Ixw's requirement. In addition, Edison intends to show the PS energy price. Q 17. So where does CTC fid What is id How does it relate to rate unbundling? CTC stands for "Competition Tr nsi- rion Charge." It is at new name for costs chat are alreadv in rates And is one Of the cost categories that is being identified in rare unbundling. CTC allows uti I icier to recover rite costs Of generation related assers and obliga- tions (su( h as power purchase contracts) char may now be uneconomic in dm re- sm.tcn.rred generation business. These as- sets and obligations, which AB 1590 refers co as "Transition co. t" ­ are also sometimes referred TO as stranded costs" Q18. What are stranded costs? Before restrucrurinc, Edison had The obligation TO serve ail its ,ervict ceaRo- ry's generation needs. Investments in fa- c'ilitics like generating stations and commitments to long -term purchased power (oncraccs were deemed neCcssary and approved by the CPCC. "These investments were made with rite understanding that Edison would con - rinue to recover these costs and earn a return on These investments through rates, over time. Yec many of these in- vestments and obligations may become uneconomic clue to the current restn.rc- Turing of The Generation industry. An investment That is "uneconomic" is one That world nor be recoverable in a corn peririve generation market. For example, if Edison were contractual- ly obligared in a purchased power con- tract to pay a facility 801kWh, but only received 3dJkWh for that electricity page based on the PS price, 5c'kWh would be uneconomic. These uncctmunhie hosts are of ten referred To as "stranded cosri'. AB 1890, a law signed by the governor in Srprembcr 1996, gives Edison a rea- sonai-le Opportunity cu recover These stranded costs. Q19. How will Edison recover its stranded costs? The concur rate Freeze (discussed in de- call later in this article) affords Edison The Opportunity to recover our stranded costa. This is because die coats that would become stranded in a competitive generation market are already rcllecred in frozen June 1 v9a rare levels. And without the rate freeze, it is likely that rates would dcr Tease Toward the end of the century duc To projected lower gen- eraticn .cod ptnchasrd power coats. Thus the dilicrcnce between our costs and whar we cnllecr through the frozen rates will be credited to din CTC find and will go Toward the recovery of the stranded costs. Q20. Father }vu said the unbundled cost components are already built into rates. Where can I find the CTC in rates? CTC can be found in the gencraion component of each r: Tiff's energy, de- mand and cusmmcr charges. For example, in rite CTS -_1 tariff (see question 015 above), wr sate that $?.2 is the proposed generation component of GS -_''s Total 65.Ao facilities related demand charge. Depending on die PS price of energy, all or a portion of this .62.3 ?. could be CTC. Below we'll de- scribc how the amount of CTC in Those charges are determined. The same prin- ciple applies rhr the cutscorocr and ener- gy ('hhrgcs where additional CT(, will also be found. Q21. is the CTC "fixed" (always the same) or does it vary from continued on page 6 The Rate Line Restructuring, from page 5 month to month? As we said above, hart of the energy, demand, and customer charges all have some CTC in them. To the extent the PX price of energy is less than the generation component of the energy charge, the CTC portion of the demand and customer charges will he' fixed For example, a8 long as the PX price of energy is lower than the generation com- ponent of GS -2's energy charge, all of the S2.23 generation component of the GS -2 faciliries related demand charge (see ques- tion k 15) will be put toward CTC and will stay fixed for each bill. Yet within the energy charge, the CTC will eary each month. The CTC will be equal to the difference between the coral approved ceneruion component of the tariffs energy charge and the PX monthly price. Since PX prices are sub- ject to market fluctuations, die CTC will vary as well. Example I to the right shows how the CTC component of the total tariff energy charge can vary. Q22. How will CTC be collected from customers who take ser- vice from the PX? Beginning in 1998. it will he vey close to, business as usual' for customers who choose ro rake generation service from the PX. They will pay the CTC by sim- pI' paying their current energy. demand and customer charges: the CTC is al- ready built into those rare components. As noted in Example 1, the CTC portion of the energy charge may ducmare month to month, but a customer served under GS -2 and taking generation service from the PX would pay the GS -2 energy charge. regardless of the CTC fluctuation. Q23.Can you give me an example of how we'll collect the CTC from direct access customers? Per AB I So(), direct access customers must also pay the CTC. First of all, Edison will collect CTC by continuing to collect customer and demand Example 1: The Variable CTC April 1998 CTC for a GS-2 Customer Generation component of GS -2 energy charge e6.876 /kWh* PX price — ¢3.500 /kWh April CTC = ¢3.376 /kWh page 6 May 1998 CTC for a GS -2 Customer Generation component of GS -2 energy charge ¢6.876 /kWh* PX price — ¢4.000 /kWh May CTC = e2.876 /kWh Subtracting the PX price from the generation component of the GS -2 tariff energy charge gives us the monthly CTC. Thus as the PX price changes, so too does the CTC portion of the energy charge. *Note: first block energy charge for GS -2 is 7.692 a /kWh, which is made up of genera- tion (6.876 a /kWh, shown above), plus distribution, nuclear decommissioning, and other unbundled components which together total 7.692 a /kWh. charges from those customers per their tariffs. A portion of those charges is made LIP of CTC. As of now, customers will pay these charges regardless from whom they choose to take power gener- ation service. In addition, we will collect the CTC. portion of the tariffed energy charge. Example _' below shows how Edison is proposing to do this on direct access Cos- tumer bills. Q24. Will everyone have to pay CTC? By state law, the CTC is non- by-passablc except to certain types of load served by irrigation districts and existing self - generation and cogeneration load. Q25. Will we show the CTC on customer hills? The CTC is non- bypassablc and does not impact customer choice. Therefore to keep hills as :ample and easy to read as possible, Edison is proposing to exclude a CTC line item on the hills. Instead, customers would simply see the Tariff charge, as they do today, and the PX en- ergy cost for the various rime Periods. Q26. I understand that a portion of all energy and demand charges will include CCC. Will that he true for each of'rhe energy and demand charges for time -of -use rates? Yes. There w•li he a CTC component in all time -of -use customers energy and demand charges: on -, mid-, and off -peak. Q27. How long will CTC be in place? CTC earmarked to recover Edison's gen- erarion- rciatcd assets and obligations will begin in 1998 and will stay in effect until fill recovery occurs, or December Example 2: Billing for Direct Access GS -2 Customer, April 1998 (Using Information in Example 1 • Customer Charge: Customer paysthe GS -2 customer charge, per the tariff ($60.30 /month, includes CTC); • Demand Charges: Customer pays the GS- 2facilities related demand charge, per the tariff ($5.40 /k W, includes CTC); and • Energy Charge: Edison would charge a GS -2 direct access customer the 7.692 cents /kWh (first block) energy charge, and then credit them the 3.5 cents /kWh PX charge. CTC, as well as other unbun- dled components, are collected auto- matically. Customers would still be responsible for paying the kWh charge they agreed to pay their direct access supplier. ,iuuirun, /,w pace The Rate Line Restructuring, from page 6 31. 2001, whichever is earlier. Other CPC related to uneeamnmic purchased power contracts and some other cate- gories of rusts can be recovered beyond _1002. Even with these approved time- lines, Edison is committed to recovering CTC, as quickly as possible. (Note: AB 1890 allows for extensions of the rate freeze period past December 3001 under some circumstances.) Q28. Will some customers have a lower C rC than other customers? CPC will vary among customer classes just as cuftomer, demand, and energy charges currently vary, based on the cost to serve those customers. For example, large power customers served on TOLD -8, who rake service ar higher voltage levels and use it lot of en- ergy consistently over time, or who use most of their energy ill -peak, tend to pay less per k %Vh than customers who use en- ergy incennirrently, or who use moo of their energy during on -peak hours. The former use our system more efEcicntly and cost less m serve than the latter. The same principle will apply to the CTC. Customer classes who use generu- riun related facilities more efiiciendv will pay a lower CPC Per kWh than chose whose energy use is sporadic or uc- Curs when system demand is high. Q29. If the Pt price is low, will we pass the savings along to the customer? Under the rate freeze adopted in Ali I890 (see below) customers mining gen- cration sery ire from the PX through Edison will continue to pay the charges under their Edison tariff, regardless of whether the PX price of energy is lower or higher than the tariff charges. If the PX cost is lower than doe adopted generation rate, the difference will go toward CTC recuverv. If the PX cost is higher, we will charge the customer only the approved race level and the difference will he reflected in reduced CTC recovery. Q30. If we collect all of the CTC early, will we reduce our rates.' Edison will collect CTC until hull feCUF- cry occurs, or December 3I, 2001, whichever is earlier. Edison is commit- ted to accomplishing this as soon as practical. At that rime, most of the CTC component of rates will be removed. It is expected drat this will have an overall effect of lowering razes. Q31. Whv are rates frozen? And how much longer will rite rate freeze be in effect? As discussed in question V 19, the rare freeze was one result of legislation, AB 1890. It ma rid it led that rvgit l aced it rtli- ty rams he fruzen ar rhea June 19 ')6 levels. This gives Edison the oppurtuni- ry to recover approved competition transition cust,. That i <, the difference between revenues collected at I-ruzen rate levels and actual costs to provide service, which may be loavcr, will go r,.-- ward rnoveringg stranded costs. Edison's rares are frozen rhnntgh March 7002, or until Edison hs adlcctcd all of its approved transition costs, whichever is earlier. Q32. What about the rate reduction? When does it take effect? A13 1890 zLso mandated that residential and small commercial cusmmcrs receive a 101:: rate reduction in 1998, concin- gtnt upon successful issuance (,I Rate Reduction Bonds (see article on page ai). It also anticipates another 100' reJuc- tion when the rare freeze and rhr period for collecting utiliry generation related transition rush ends. The combination of the rare freeze and 10'" reduction will henefie customers. It provides them with a quicker eransi- non on a comperitive market while en- page 7 suring that everyone pays their fair share of competition transition costs. Q33. How, will the 10 ?c reduction he implemented in 199g? Who will get it? If the Rate Reduction Bonds are suc- C.essfully issued, beginning January I, 1998, all residential, GS- I,TM -GS - I, GS -I -A PS, TOLI -FV -1, TOIL -EV -3, and TOL; -IiV -; customers will receive it 10 7 credir on their hills for all changes bcf2rc snucand tiny taxes. This will be true regardless of when a customer be- gins service on the tariff. This will be in effect unril Edison recovers all of its transition costs, or March ?1, whichever is earlier. For more informadon on how the rate reduction will occur, please see the rate reduction article on page 9. Q34. is there a certain season of year or time of dry where we collect more CTC than at other times? Cq'C collection is greatest when PX prices arc lower rhan the generation component of the rare schedule's enemy and demand char>;es. So the greater the difference between the PX cosc.md our tarifl charges, the more CTC is collected. Fur schrclulrs D and GS-1, where energy charges soap the same even' hoar year round, the off -peak hours and the winter season are the periods in which the grcar cso aunnunt of CPC is espceecJ to be re- covered. For time -oi -use rates, it could be when our energy charges are the highrsr. c ,g., during tin -peak and summer hours. Q35. After we have finished collecting ,"elirlleed nn hoar 5 The Rate Line Restructuring, from page 7 CTC, what will be the utility compa- nc's major sources of revenue? Edison will continue to have revenue opportunity in the transmission and dis- tribution services we provide. These revenues are currently being determined by a mechanism called Performance Based Ratemaking (PBR). PBR was approved by the CPUC in 1996 and beginning in 1997 it replaces the way Edison used to set rates and earn revenue. With PBR, the company will be measured for its ability to im- prove service efficiency, employee safe- ty, and customer satisfaction in its transmission and distribution business- es. Doing well in those areas may result in increased revenues for Edison. (Note: a PBR filing is now under review that will affect Edison's generation op- erations as well.) Finally, it should be noted that CTC represents only one portion of the long - run value Edison produces in the gener- ation business. For example, Edison will still earn revenue from generating power at its nuclear, hydro and coal power plants. In addition, we will go on providing operations and maintenance services at the 1? plants we have pro- posed to divest, as well as at refineries and facilities for businesses who contract our O&M services. Q36. I understand that PX prices will be hourly. How will hourly PX energy prices appear on bills? Edison customers who take real -time hourly pricing — for example RTP -i and RTP -3 -GS — will see and be billed at actual PX hourly prices, plus CTC. All other Edison customers will be billed the approved tariff charges. However, Edison is proposing to show the PX energy charge for information purposes on the customers' bills. PX prices would appear as a single average value for the billing cycle for tariff schedules that have a flat energy charge, such as D and GS -1 . Edison customers on time -Ofuse rates, such is TOU -8. will be provided the av- erage hourly PX price for the on -, mid - and off -peak periods. Customers who choose direct access will, in effect, be billed whatever price they agreed to with their provider, plus CTC (see question #23). Edison will also print the PX cost of energy on these customers' bills to allow them to compare PX prices with their alterna- tive electricity supplier. Q37. I've heard of a direct access ar- rangement called "contract for differences ". What is this? Under a "contract for differences" a cus comer would still depend on Edison to deliver PX power, but would set up a separate pricing agreement for energy with a third party in the hopes of stabi- lizing their prices. Under this arrangement, the customer pays only die contracted price. If the actual PX price is higher than the con- tracted price, the third party pays the difference in the bill. If the PX price is lower than the contracted price, the third party keeps the difference. Contracts for differences would appeal to customers looking for a way to guar- antee the price they pay for energy and who are willing to gamble any poten- tial savings from drops in the PX price. With Edison tariffs frozen for the next few years, contracts for differ- ences may not be widely sought by customers at first. Q38. If a customer chooses an alter- nate generation provider, how will Edison recover its costs for services such as service estab- lishment and disconnection, trouble calls, etc? a,ntinuaimipage 12 L. page 8 Supporting Customer Success With FPO's o date 27 customers, repre- senting approximately 70 million kWh, have used Flekible Pricing Options (FPO's) to lower their rates, increase the value of Clcrrriciry, and make their busi- nesks more competitive. FPO's are particularly useful to large and/or operationally flexible customers. Among the FPO's are economic de- velopment rare discounts to attract new customers into SCE territory, assist current customers seriously considering expanding their busi- ness, and retain customers seriously, considering leaving SCE's system. Ocher PPOs include: • Discounts for customers whose . multiple accounts have diverse load profe"; I . • Real-time pricing for those who want to receive power at a cost that closely matches Edi. son's marginal cost for generat- ing, transmitting, and distributing electricity; • Discounts for customers who install qualifying electrotech- ttologics; and • Opportunities for interruptible casttxners with multiple ac- counts to choose which site to curtail when an interruption is called. • A 20-day regulatory review process for customers who want to negotiate special terms and conditions. Plerur see page 10 to learn more about FPOs, Note that some options expire with the start of the PX, scheduled for I /1M. The Rate Line page 9 Rate Reduction Bonds: The Key to the 1998 Rate Decrease IPerhaps you're familiar with this rumor . rumor: "I heard that customers getting the 1076 bill reduc- tions will have to pay for it later in a special charge, meaning that the real re- duction in rates won't be the full IW." Don't you believe it. In fact by state law (AB 1890), with the issuance of Rate Reduction Bonds, residential and small commercial customers will get a net 10% rate reduction starting in 1998 through March 31, 2002, or until Edison has collected all of its approved transition costs, whichever is earlier. And that's exactly what they will get. To understand the rate reduction and how it will work, we need to take a step back and discuss Competition Transition Costs (CTC) recovery. Making the Connection Between CTC and the Rate Reduction AB 1890, the same law that mandated a 10% rate reduction for some cus- tomers, also authorized Edison to col- lect transition costs, including stranded costs. Stranded costs are in- vestments in the facilities (like gener- ating stations) and commitments to long -term purchased power contracts Edison made when it had the responsi- bility to serve all our service territory's generation needs. With restructuring, these investments and obligations may become uneco- nomic, and so AB 1890 authorizes Edison to recover these stranded costs. This will be done through the collec- tion of CTC. I Yet AB 1890 also sought ways to re- duce the total transition cos[ amount to be recovered. One of the ways the law authorized doing this was to allow Edison to refinance some of its assets and obligations, thereby reducing transition cost recovery. How Refinancing Will Work On May 6, 1997, Edison filed an ap- plication asking the CPUC to approve our plan to finance a portion of tran- sition cost recovery as authorized by AB 1890. In this proposal, the Cali- fornia Infrastructure and Economic Development Bank will issue bonds to investors, providing Edison about $2.6 billion toward partial recovery of transition costs. The security for these bonds will be a Fixed Transition Amount (FTA Charge) to be collected by Edison through customers bills. In this way the bonds will be repaid. How will this lower Edison's transi- tion costs? The financing of this por- tion of transition cost will happen at an interest rate that is lower than Edi son's authorized return on transition t__. ... .- . -- - cost. The lower interest rate, and the fact that we are spreading out a por- tion of transition cost recovery over 10 years, will result in savings. (You might compare this to what happens when you refinance a loan in order to reduce overall costs of the loan.) The resulting savings will be passed on to residential and small commercial customers in a l0 i% bill reduction be- ginning in January 1998. Because of this, the bonds are referred to as "Rate Reduction Bonds." Repayment of the bonds over their 10- year life will be the responsibility of the residential and small commercial customers who get the 109e rate re- duction. This is fair since they are the ones getting the direct benefits of the reduced transition costs. Thus these customers will pay the FTA Charge mentioned above. Yet it is important to note that rates will be reduced by 101c from June 1996 levels nni after the arsert- ntent of the bond repayment FTA charge. During the rate freeze period, the FTA will not bean additional charge, but will come from CTC collection. The FTA will continue to be collected along with other utility charges after the rate freeze ends but it has not yet been de- rermined how it will appear on bills. It is also important to note that once the rare freeze ends, most of CTC will be re- moved from rates, thus even as FTA is collected later, customers should still see lower bills. The bottom line: with Rare Reduction Bonds, the cost of the transition to competition will be reduced and the savings will be used to provide resi- dential and small commercial cus- tomers with a 107o reduction in bills. The Rate Line Flexible Pricing Option for Customers Seriously Considering Locating Within SCE Territory i page 10 Flexible Flexible Pricing Options for Customers Seriously Considering Expanding Their Business Economic Discounted rate of- Manufacturing or film making In some cases, Discounts apply to Pricing Brief Potential Customers and Metering and Projected Contract and affidavit Option Description General Requirements Other Costs Savings Requirements Contact Economic Discounted rate • Manufacturing or film making In some cases, Discounts apply to 7 -year contract Internal & Development offered to customers customers seriously consider- 15- minute what customer's nor- and affidavit External: Rate: seriously considering ing locating within SCE territory interval metering mal rate would be stating that 1- 800 -3- Attraction locating within SCE • 200 kW to 4,000 kW required. {kWh and kW usage): without the dis- EDISON their operation. territory. • California Trade and Commerce incentives 25% off first year, 20% count, the cus- Red Team eff ort off second year, 15% tome(would not • Public, private and /or non - profit off third year, 10% off have moved to economic development agency fourth year, 5% off lifth SCE territory. incentives year. Environmental One -time, up front Pricing Credit bill credit for cus- (EPC) toners installing a qualifying environ- mental electro -tech- nology. Incremental Sales Hate Contracts RTP -TPP -1 (Real -Time Pricing, Two - Part Pricing) Spot Pricing Amendment Contracts Internal & External: 1- 800 -3- EDISON • All commercial, industrial and Flexible Pricing Options for Customers Seriously Considering Expanding Their Business Economic Discounted rate of- Manufacturing or film making In some cases, Discounts apply to 7 -year contract Development fared to customers customer seriously considering 15- minute customer's normal and affidavit Rate: seriously considering expanding their operations by interval metering rate (kWh and kW stating that Expansion expanding their 10% or 50 kW whichever is required. usage): 25% off first without the dis- ing on type of project. operations. greater of credit. surety year, 20% off second count, the cus- competitiveness bond, etc. • 200 kW to 4,000 kW year, 15% off third tomer would not • Public. private and /or non-profit year, 10° %off fourth have expanded economic development agency year, 5% off fifth year. their operation. incentives Environmental One -time, up front Pricing Credit bill credit for cus- (EPC) toners installing a qualifying environ- mental electro -tech- nology. Incremental Sales Hate Contracts RTP -TPP -1 (Real -Time Pricing, Two - Part Pricing) Spot Pricing Amendment Contracts Internal & External: 1- 800 -3- EDISON • All commercial, industrial and Metering maybe Bill credit can range 3-, 5-, or 7 -year Internal: residential customers required. Metering from $100 to $100,000+ contract John Quinlan • Project must: at customer's ex. and is tied directly to Customer SCE • reduce customer's environ- pense. contracted kWh usage External, mental emissions over contract life. Customer SCE • increase usage on Some form of se- Savings vary depend- Representative Edison's system curity, e.g.. letter ing on type of project. or 1- 800 -990- • increase customer's of credit. surety 7788 competitiveness bond, etc. Discounted rate of- • Customers currently on 1.6 or No new fered to customers TOU -6 seriously considering ex. equipment considering expand- panding their operations required. ing their operations. • Increased usage must be new External usage Discounted rate of. fered to customers considering expand. ing their operations. Discounted rate of- fered to customers considering expand. ing their operations during the summer from 12:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. (on- peak). • Customers considering expand- ing their operations between 6:00 p.m. and 10:00 a.m. • Able to easily shut down and start up at different times of the day • 20 kW or higher • Increased usage must be new usage Anywhere from 8% to 5 -year contract Internal: 27% savings annually, and affidavit star- Brandi Anderson depending on site of ing new usage External expansion. would not occur Customer SCE tomer's expense. without the ISR. Representative 15- minute interval Varies. Generally. new metering re- power used 6A0 p.m. quired. Additional to 10:00 a.m. will expe- metering may be Bence a larger dis- required. All me- count than power used tering atcus- at other times. tomer's expense. • Current 1 -6 customers with zero No new equip - firm service level who use no ment required. power during the summer from 12:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. (on -peak) • Must be planning an increase in usage during on -peak period None. Option expires 12/31/97. Savings for new usage )year from 12:00 p.m. to 6A0 contract p.m. (on -peak) usually range from 20% to 40% annually. Internal: Linda Oishi External: Customer SCE Representative or 1- 800 - 990 -7786 Internal: Brandi Anderson External: Customer SCE Representative ,,imiurnd aA n.., ", 11 The Rate Line page I I Flexible Pricing Option for Customers Who Want to Pay —I Near Real -Time Generation. Transmission. & Distribution Costa Flexible Pricing Brief Potential Customers and Metering and Projected Contract Option Description General Requirements Other Costs Savings Requirements Contact RTP -3 -GS Hourly prices associ- • Customers able to use power 15- minute inter- Varies. Generally, Nom Internal: (Real -time pric- ated with SCE's cost most of their power from 6:00 val metering power used 6:00 p.m. Disclosure Linda Oil ing, small and to generate and de- P.M. to 10:00 a.m. required. to 10:00 a.m. is lower Agreement. territory medium usage liver power. • Able to easily shut down and cases. Metering at priced than power at • 200 kW to 4,000 kW External: customers) count, customer start up at different times of the Metering at cus- other times. Option expires Customer SCE would have left day tomer's expense. 12/31/97. Representative TOU -PA -7 Discounted rate of- • 20 kW to 499 <W Not applicable year, 5% off fifth year, Affidavit re- or 1- 800 -990 -7788 Flexihle Pricing Options for Customers Seriously Considering Leaving SCE's System Economic Discounted rate of- • Manufacturing orfilm making In some cases, 15- Discounts apply to 7 -year contract 1- 800 -3- Development fered to customers customer seriously considering minute interval customer's normal and affidavit EDISON Rate: seriously considering re- locating outside SCE service metering may he rate (kWh and kW stating that Retention relocating outside territory required. usage): 25% off first without the dis- cases. Metering at SCE territory. • 200 kW to 4,000 kW Customer SCE year, 20% off second count, customer and technical capability to cc- customer's ex- • California Trade and Commerce year, 15% off third would have left /self - generate Red Team effort year, 10% off fourth SCE territory. TOU -PA -7 Discounted rate of- • Public, private and /or non- profit Not applicable year, 5% off fifth year, Affidavit re- Internal: economic development agency electricity for agricultural petitively priced with quired stating Bill Edwards incentives seriously considering pumping purposes seriously Simplified Self- Discounted rate of- • Customers seriously consider- 15- minute interval Cost per kWh is cam- 5 -year contract. Internal Generation De- fered to customers ing building a cc- /self - genera- metering and /or petitively priced with Load John Quinlan fennel Rate seriously considering tion project thermal metering proposed project's Wantsto choose which ac- greater flexibility our- External: building a co- /self- • 20 kW to 10 MW project required in some cost per kWh. Customer SCE External quired interruption. generation project. • Customer must show financial cases. Metering at • Customer SCE hf.rndc Jer dohrd lr) Krrrrrt Corrn.nrroridn and technical capability to cc- customer's ex- Representative /self - generate pense. TOU -PA -7 Discounted rate of- • Customers using 70 %* of their Not applicable Cost per kWh is com- Affidavit re- Internal: fered to customers electricity for agricultural petitively priced with quired stating Bill Edwards seriously considering pumping purposes seriously cost to operate natural that without the switching to a natu- considering switching to a nat- gas or diesel fuel rate, the cus- External ral gas motor or ural gas motor or diesel engine. motor. tomer would Customer SCE diesel engine. • 50 hP or greater have switched Representative • Load factor of at least 9.1 % to gas or diesel or 1- 800- 990 -7788 • Exempt from air quality permit- motor ting requirements Flexible Pricing Option for Customers Whose Multiple Accounts Have Varied Usage Patterns Time - Related Discount offered to • Customers with at least two In some cases, Time - related demand 2 -year Internal: Demand customers on their sites that operate at different 15- minute interval (kW) charges dis- contract Brand Anderson Aggregation time - related (sum- times metering may be counted each of the mer) demand • 20 kW or higher required. Meter- four summer months External: charges, ing at customer's (June through Septem- Customer SCE expense. berl. Representative Flexible Pricing Option for Interruptible Customers Who Want More Choice Interruptible Customer chooses • Customers currently on 1 -6, Not applicable No discount.; 2 -year Internal: Load from which site they RTP -2 -1, or TOU -8 -SOP -I Customer given contract Brandi Anderson Aggregation wantto curtail power • Wantsto choose which ac- greater flexibility our- External: Option In the event of a re- counts (sites) to curtail during 'mg a call to interrupt. Customer SCE quired interruption. mandatory interruption Representative • 500 kW or higher hf.rndc Jer dohrd lr) Krrrrrt Corrn.nrroridn The Rate Line Restructuring, from page S Cosa for service establishment and discon- nection, and trouble calls arc recovered in the distribution component of customer, de- mand, and energy charges that Edison will still collect per the approved tariff. Q39. Why would a customer want to use the PX when they can get a guaran- teed price in writing from a power marketer? A "guaranteed" or contract price does not necessarily mean it will be lowest possible price. Hourly PX prices may in fact be lower than the contracted price a customer agrees to with a power marketer. In this cue, a cus- tomer who agrees to a price with a power marketer, and is still responsible for paying CTC and other unbundled rate components during the rate freeze, will end up paying more than what they would have had they been served exclusively under the Edison tar- iff. Whether or nor to make such a contract is up to the customer. Q40. What will happen to the voltage discounts after customer choice is introduced? Voltage discounts are currendv provided to customers who take primary (? kV to 50 kv) and subtransmission (50 kV and above) ser- vice. These customers own or lease facilities that step power down to usable levels, and by doing so save Edison that expense. There- fore, they receive a discount. To: All customers will continue to enjoy the voltage discounts that currendy exist in our tariffs, which are frozen through March 2002, or until Edison has collected all of the approved CTC, whichever is earlier. It is anticipated that at that time the level of voltage discounts will decrease. Customers interested in adding facilities to make them eligible for voltage discounts arc being urged to take that possibility into account in deciding whether to proceed with building chose facilities. Finally, a new policy regarding eligibility for adding facilities is now being developed by Edison and will be publicized [his summer. Q41. What will happen to 1 -6 (large power interruptible) credits once the ISO and PX are established in 1998? Specific details are still being worked out as to how the I -b program will work once the ISO is in place in 1993. Pet in principle, Edison is proposing that the level of inter- ruptible credit in June 10, 1996, rate levels will be frozen with the credit reflected in a lower Comperition Transition Charge (CTC) For interruptible customers. �'t EDISON page 12 October 3, 1977 Southern California Edison ampany 290 Fast 17th Street "E" Costa Mesa, California 92627 Attention: J. E. Kennedy, Manager Subject: Pacific Indemnity Catpany Bond No. 126368 Acknowledgment is made of receipt of Seaboard Surety company Franchise Bond No. 829354 replacing Subject Boni, whidn is being returned to you acoordinct to the request made in your letter of Septenber 26, 1977. Doris George City Clerk DG:eg Enclosure -0 1� KNOW ALL ME'N BY THESE PRESENTS: That we, SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY 64N FRAh' i5l.04 100 SAN `o.,Mr- ,TI?CF r .l (hereinafter called the principal), as principal, and the PACIFIC INDEMNITY COMPANY, a corporation organized and doing business under and by virtue of the lines of the State of Califuruia, and duly licensed for the purpose of making, guaranteeing or becoming sole surety upon bonds or undertakings required or authorized by the laws of the State of California , as Surety, are held and firmly bound unto CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA (hereinafter called the Obligee) in the just and full sum of ONE THOUSAND & N01100 - - - - - - - - - - Dollars ($ 1,000.00 ) lawful money of the United States of Amerira, for the payment of which, well and truly to be made, we hereby bind ourselves and our and each of our heirs, executors, administrators, successors and assigns, jointly and severally, firmly by these presents. 144 REAS, the above bounden Principal, in pursuance of a Notice of Intention to Grant Franchise heretofore published by the City of Newport Beach, has been granted a franchise by Ordinance No. 566, of the right, for an indeterminate period, to use, for transmitting and distributing electricity within the City of Newport Beach for any and all purposes, all poles, wires, conduits and appurtenances, including corrumnication circuits which are now, or may hereafter be, lawfully placed in the public streets, alleys, ways and places within said City, and to construct and use in said public streets, alleys, ways and places all poles, wires, conduits, and appurtenances, including communication circuits, necessary or proper for said purposes; the Terms and conditions of said franchise being fully set forth in the rdinance granting the same; and REAS, the said Principal, as Grantee of said franchise, is required. said Ordinance, to file a bond in the sum of ONE THOUSAND & NO /100 LABS ($1,000.00) for the faithful performance of the terms and ditions thereof. 11011.7 ThEREFORE, if the said Principal shall well and truly observe, fulfill and perform each and every term and condition of said franchise, then this obligation to be void; otherwise to remain in full force and effect, and in case of any breach of condition of this bond, the whole amount of the penal sum herein named shall be taken and deemed to be liquida.tcd damages, and shall be recoverable from the Principal and Surety upon this bond. IN WITNESS AVIIEREOF, said Priuiip,d unl sail Surety have caused these pre- se.nts to be duly signed and sealed this 2lath „j Noverrb�:r 19 47. cuted in Tvi pl i '•. t.l, G'11CtNAt 5._'1<: prcrr.il_un ch .r.; }S c'n d 1 L :'' 5.00 _ "3I `' y, Southern California Edison Company 390 E t 7TH ST "E" COSTA MESA. CALIFORNIA 925'21 J.E.KENNEDY September 26, 1977 MANAGER. NEWPORT BEACH City of Newport Beach 3300 W. Newport Blvd. Newport Beach, Ca. 92660 Attention: Doris George City Clerk Subject: Seaboard Surety Company Franchise Bond No. 829354 Gentlemen: Subject Bond is enclosed in accordance with your Franchise Ordinance No. 566. This Bond is a replacement for the Pacific Indemnity Company Bond No. 126368 which was filed in November 1947. The Bond is due for renewal on November 24, 1977. The Bond is being replaced under our Master Bond Program which has been in effect since 1973. The City was notified of this Bond replacement in our letter to you dated May 14, 1973. Please return the Pacific Indemnity Bond so that it can be returned to the Surety Company for cancellation. Should you have any question, or need any additional information, please call me at 646 -6522. Very truly yours, J. E. Kennedy, Manager Newport Beach I,ti JEK:imr p `\ Enclosure of F.XECUTT n TNT nITPIA&TE VW 0 SEABOARD SURETY COMPANY New York, New York FRANCHISE BOND KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: That we, SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY (hereinafter called the Principal) , as Principal, and the SEABOARD SURETY COMPANY, a corporation organized and doing business under and by virtue of the laws of the State of New York, and duly licensed for the purpose of making, guaranteeing, or becoming sole surety upon bonds or undertakings required or authorized by the laws of the State of California, as Surety, are held and firmly bound unto City of Newport Beach, California (hereinafter called the Obligee) in the just and full sum of One Thousand Dollars ($1,000.00) lawful money of the United States of America, for the payment of which, well and truly to be made, we hereby bind ourselves and our and each of our heirs, executors, administrators, successors and assigns, jointly and severally, firmly by these presents. WHEREAS, the above bounden Principal, in pursuance of a Notice of Intention to Grant Franchise, heretofore published by City of Newport Beach has been granted a franchise by Ordinance No. 566 of the right, for an indeterminate period to use, for transmitting and distributing electricity within the City of Newport Beach for any and all purposes, all poles, wires, conduits and appurtenances, including communication circuits which are now, or may hereafter be, lawfully placed in the public streets, alleys, ways and places within said City , and to construct and use in said public streets, alleys, ways and places all poles, wires, conduits, and appurtenances, including communication circuits necessary or proper for said purposes; the terms and conditions of said franchise being fully set forth in the Ordinance granting the same; and WHEREAS, the said Principal, as Grantee of said Franchise, is required by said Ordinance to file a bond in the sum of One Thousand Dollars ($1,000.00) for the faithful performance of the terms and conditions thereof. NOW, THEREFORE, if the said Principal shall well and truly observe, fulfill and perform each and every term and condition of said Franchise, then this obligation to be void; otherwise to remain in full force and effect, and in the case of any breach of condition of this bond, the whole amount of the penal sum herein named shall be taken and deemed to be liquidated damages and shall be recoverable from the Principal and Surety upon said bond. The effective date of this bond is 11/24/77. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, said Principal and said Surety have caused these presents to be duly signed and sealed. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY Date Sr-P. 01 1977 By: H. Fred Christie, Sr. Vice President SEABOARD_ SURETY COMPANY Date September 13, 1977 By;� //� w5) Thomas meerann, Attorney -in -Fact . Bond No. 829354 Premium: $80.00 For The Term of 20 Yrs. otice to ''A c.....1.. T -,, lie ...... � to cr served upe i it at its SCE IN527 NEW 12/]5 - office at _._eet, Sin rr =clsco, California 94111 STATE OPCalifornia City and ss.: COUNTY OFSan Francisco Onthis ............. .- ........ .. ...... day.......... .... ...... .- ..... ...... ...... ........ .. ...... . ....... .... . ....... ......... 19 ...... ......, before me personally came to me known to be an Attorney -in -Fact of SEABOARD SURETY COMPANY, the corporation described in the within instrument, and he acknowledged that he executed the within instrument as the act of the said SEABOARD SURETY COMPANY in accordance with authority duly conferred upon him by said Com �n❑n:nnmm�rrnnnmr��rNNrNNNNIM� A. GALEI�NO Y• r+! >p1 C]AL $EAL 6. IC \LIF: �fiH1A ,:�'i .1 C.vnnissm:: b'L :.; ept. 18. 1971 .. .... .. .. ...... .... .... ... .. ... ... .... .. ........... ..... ..... .. .. Form E9Y an11an'ge.,1e:nn,.I,,11, 2,1,111 n,....2.u,12.o22u ,1.W4 otary Public. STATE OF CALIFORNIA _ COUNTY OF o"'' 4- �r- 6-4a�.� ss. ON 'i before me, hh audsigned, Nor ublic end for said State, personally appeared known to me to be the the Corporation that executed the wil In Instrument, known to me to be the person who .I executed the within Instrument, on behalf of the Corporation, therein named, and acknowledged to me that such Corporation executed the same. WITNESS my hand and offi i i ublic in and for said State. ACNNDWLEDGMENT— CDrD0rati0n- WDICDtts Form 221 —Rev. 364 No. 7130 NinAlYoux,Np 'Ioi!ic POWER OF ATTORNEY KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PP,ESENTS: That SEABOARD SURETY COMPANY, a cor- poration of the State rf ,New York, has made, constituted and appointed and by these presents does make, constitute and appoint Thomas B. Finneran ----------------------------------------- of San Francisco, California, its true and lawful Attornev -in -Pact, to make, execute and deliver on its behalf insurance policies, surety bonds, undertakings and other instruments of similar nature as follows: Without Limitations. Such insurance policies, surety bonds, undertakings and instruments for said purposes, when duly execute,l by the aforesaid Attorney -in -Fact, shall he binding upon the said Company as fully and to the same extent as if signed by the duly authorized ot[icers of the Company and sealed with its corporate seal; and alt the acts of said Attornev -in -Fact, pursuant to the authority hereby given, are hereby ratified and confirmed. This appointment is made pursuant to the followin- B_v -Laws which were duly adopted by the Board of Directors of the said Company on December Sth, 1927, and are still in full fo-ce and effect: ARTICLE VIII, SECTION 1: "Policies, bonds, recognizances, stipulations, consents of surety, underwriting undertakings and instruments relating thereto. Insurance policies, ponds, recognizances, stipulations, consents of surety and underwriting undertakings of the Com- pany, and releases, agreements and other writings relating in any way thereto or to any claim or loss thereunder, shall be signed in the name and on behalf of the Company (a) by the President, a Vice President or a Resident Vice President and by the Secretary, an Assistant Secretary, a Resident Secretary or a Resident Assistant Secretary; or (b) by an Attorney -in -Fact for the Companv appointed and authorized by the President or a Vice President to make such signature: or (c) by such other officers or representatives as the Board may from time to time determine. The seal of the Company shall if appropriate be affixed thereto by any such officer, Attorney -in -Fact or representative." IN WITNESS WHEREOF, SEABOARD SURETY COMPANY has caused these presents to be signed by its Vice - President, and its corporate seal to be hereunto affixed and duly attested by its .assistant Sec- retary, this ..... _...1.6.zh ---- _ ----- day of....._...... .......... Kay ._ ................ _ .... ............................................ 19.73-.. Attest: (Seal) Richard H. Lewis _.._.........._. . _............_...._...._ ................_ _._..._...._...._............_. Assistant Secretary STATE OF NEW YORK COUNTY OF NEW YORK ss.: SEABOARD SURETY COMPANY, By W. S. Wehrell ........ ............................... Vice- President On this ...... . 16th_. _ ..... day of.._-- ._._..?"?aY........ _ ..... .._.. 19.7.3...., before me personally appeared .._.____.._W. S..__Wehiell ...._Vice - President of SEABOARD SURETY COMPANY, with whom I am personally acquainted, who, being b� me dull sworn, said that he resides in the State of ..... .... New .._Jersey .._._...... ___; that he is Vice- President of SEABOARD SURETY COMPANY, the corporation described in and which execute] the forel-oing in�trunient; that he knows the corporate seal of the said Company; that the seal affixed to said instrument is such corporate seal; that it was so affixed b-v order of the Board of Directors of said Company; and that lie signed his name thereto as Vice- President of said Company by like authority. State of New York, No. 24- 7104540 Qualified in Kings County Certificate filed in New York County Commission Expires March 30, 1978 Violet Johnson (Seal) ............................................. ............................... Notary Public CERTIFICATE I, tire undersigned Assistant Secretar: of �E.SEOARD SURETY COMPANY do hereby certify that the original Power of Attornev of which the foregoing is a full, true and correct copy, is in full force and elect on the date of this Certificate and I do further certify that the Vice President who executed the said Ponver of Attorney was one of the Officers authorized by the Board of Directors to appoint an attornc)' -in -fact as provided in Article \ -III, Section 1, of the Pv -Laws of SEABOARD SURETY COMPANY. This Certificate may Le signed and scaled be facsimile under and by authority of the following resolution of the Board of Directors of SEABU:\RD SURETY COMPANY at a meeting duly called and held on the 25th day of March 1970. "RESOLVED: (2) That the use of a printed facsimile of the corporate seal of the company and of the signature of an Assistant Secretary on any certification of the correctness of a copy of an instrument executed by the President , r a Vice - President pursuant to Article VIII, Section 1, of the I3y -Laws appointing and authorizing an attorney -in -fact to sign in the mane and on behalf of the company surety bonds, underwriting undertakings or other instruments described in said Article \I II, Section 1, with like effect as if such seal and such signature had been nnanually altise�l and n:.nde, hereby is authori.ed and approved." IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and alfixc,l tale corporate seal of the Compann to 13th September 77 these presents this ..... ............................... day of ............................................. ......... ............... Irl........... 1987 s 'S�f 01 tlt�'y +•.• P,n :, v i Ikr, EXECUTED -TN nUPT.TrkTE SE)ROARD SURETY COMAY New York, New York * R"� y3? /1- FRANCHISE BOND KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESFNI'9: That we, SOUTHERN CA],TFOPNTA EDISON COMPANY (hereinafter called the Principal) , as Princil,ril, and the SEABOARD SURETY COMPANY, a coi.poration nrganizcd and doing business under and by virtue of the laws of the State of New York, and duly licensed for the purpose of making, guaranteei.ncl, or ber_<nuing sole surety upon bonds or undertakings required or authorizr.�d by tho laws of the State of California, as Surety, are held and firmly bound unto City of Newport Beach, California (hereinafter called the obli(fee) in the just and full sum of One Thousand Dollars ($1,000.00) lawful money of the United States of America, for the payment of which, well and truly to be made, we hereby bind ourselves and our and each of our heirs, executors, administrators, successors and assigns, jointly and severally, firmly by these presents. WHEREAS, the above bounden Principal, in pursuance of a Notice of Intention to Grant Franchise, heretofore published by City of Newport Beach has been granted a franchise by Ordinance No. 566 of the right, for an indeterminate period to use, for transmitting and distributing electricity within the City of Newport Beach for any and all purposes, all poles, wires, conduits and appurtenances, including communication circuits which are now, or may hereafter be, lawfully placed in the public streets, alleys, ways and places within said City , and to construct and use in said public streets, alleys, ways and places all poles, wires, conduits, and appurtenances, including communication circuits necessary or proper for said purposes; the terms and conditions of said franchise being fully set forth in the Ordinance granting the same; and WHEREAS, the said Principal, as Grantee of said Franchise, is required by said Ordinance to file a bond in the sum of One Thousand Dollars ($1,000.00) for the faithful performance of the terms and conditions thereof. NOW, THEREFORE, if the said Principal shall well and truly observe, fulfill and perform each and every term and condition of said Franchise, then this obligation to be void; otherwise to remain in full force and effect, and in the case of any breach of condition of this bond, the whole amount of the penal sum herein named shall be taken and deemed to be liquidated damages and shall be. recoverable from the Principal and Surety upon said bond. ThO effent.ive date of this bond is 11/24/77. IN WTTNESS WHEREOF, sai,' ;'rincipal and said Surety have caused these presents to br duly signed and sealed. Date J 1 1'377 Date September 13, 1977 - — — Thomas SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY By, _ H. Fred Christie, Sr. Vice President SEABOARD SURETY COMPANY 8 AFinnAt-tor ne n -Fact Rond Nom. 829354 Premium: $80,00 For The Term of 20 Yrs. at i'a STATF� OF C "lifomi aty .lE,r R.S. COUNTY OF`; )n i ,,mci -c j On this . 13th day September It) 77 , before me personally came Thomas R. Finneran to me known to be an Attorney -in -Fact of SEABOARD SURETY COMPANY, the corporation described in the within instrument, and he acknowledged that he executed the within instrument as the act of the said SEABOARD SURETY COMPAI n accordance with authority duly conferred upon him by said Comp nn•,um.;nununnnnernrnrrr�r Y u ! :Ir:!AL SEAL. , For 41Y q '.::::..a n.r �a ✓ Notary Public. 1 �f STATE OF CALIFORNIA, sS. COUNTY OF — __.. _.._. —__.. O 1977, 1 before me, t e undersigned, Notar P bl ;c in for said State, personally appeared f. 1f .. known to me to be the LGC :f of the /�.. the Corporation that exr-cuted the with; Instrument, known to me to be the person who executed the within Instrument, on behalf of the Corporation, therein named, and acknowledged to me that such Corporation executed the same. WITNESS my hand and official seal. AC NN OWL DG M E N T -00,00 ol,L Wn lo, US form 222 Rr.. 3 bE Nutaiy Public In and for said Stale. POWER Or ATTOE2MEY KNOW ALL MEN 17Y THESE PPESENT "I !:at SI. : \1'•'1. \I;II tiI R1C'I'1' ('r t\I I':\ rl', a nr- poralion O the .St:ttr ill \\ew YoIk l:,-i nl.td,�, r,,it .titutcd alol :tpp"iutc,l mol hy' these Ine;' nl.a niel. e, constitute and appoint 'Thomas B. Finnex: n,----------------- ------ ---- -------- ------- --- - -- of San Francisco, California, its true and lawful Attorney -in- Fact, to mako, execute and deliver on its behalf insurance policies, surety bonds, undertakil and other instruments of similar nature as follows: Without Limitations. Such insnr:ulce policic<, surmY honds, undertal.ings and instruments for sail purposes, when duly executed by the aforesaid Attontey -in -Fact, stall Le hireling upon the said (- untpanv it I fully and t.- the Sallie extent as if sifrnrd by the dnly :nitho,mo -d (,;;)(-r.; r)i the C,tntp;uir mol �ot!,-d with its corps lzl seal; and all the acts of -aid Attorney -in -fact, putsnant to the autloaily helch7 ;;tven, art' hen:hy ratified and confirmed. This appointment is made ptirsnant to the P._v -Lair, irhich %sere duly adopted by the Board of Directors of the said Company on December Sth, IQ27, and are still in full fure'e an,l effect: AI <I -1CI,E \'III. SE( "i Lll\ l: "Policies, bonds, recognizances, stipulatinns, consents of surety, underwriting undertakings and instruments relating thereto. Insuro.ce polirie=, howls, rccngniances, = r,pulations, consents of surety and und,rvrritinl( im,lertik[migs of the Conn pang, awl releases, aprrenrentzt and other writings relating in any oay thereto or to ;on rlatm or Iri.ss therrun,ler, shall be signed in the ,.,Zile and m Lrhalf of the G,ntpany (a) by the Preli. lent, it Vice President or a Resident Vice President and by the Secretary, an Assistant Secretary, a Resident Secretary or a Resi -lent Assistant Secretary; or (h) by an Attorney -in -Fart for the Company appointed and authorized by the President or it \'ice Presi,lrnt to make such signature; or (c) by such other offirers or represeutxtives as the Board may from time to time determine. The seal of the Cnmpany shall if appropriate be affixed thereto by any such officer, Attorney-in - Pact or representative." IN WITNESS WHEREOF, SB:\P( )ARD Sl: RET CO \fY \ \1' ha> cau,;ctl these presents to be signed by its Vice - President, and its corporate seal to hr. hereunto afTixrd and duly attested 1'.v its Assistant See - retan', this.......,, 1.6th. ...... .. -day oi. ................._.. May _....._._..........._....... ._....................._......, 19.73...... Attest: SEAL'OARD SURETY COMPANY, By (Seal) Richard H. Lewis W. S. Wehrell ....._ ................ ..................._...._...... ....................... ........................ ._.................................... ............................... .............. Assistant Secretarn Vice- President STATE OF T.\rEW YORK COU- TY OF NE\V YORK ss.: On this....... 16th ...... ..... .dac of ..... _ ........... ............... IQ 7.3., before me personally appeared W. S. Wehrell Vice- President of SE:\BO : \RD 5URLT \' ............................... _.......... _. COMPANY, kith �yhom I ani personally acquainte,l, who, being b_r the duly sworn, said that he resides in the State of....._... Vett _Jersey._ .................: that he is \`ice - President ni SI[:\L'i)_ \111) SURL'I'Y C(-)MPANY, the corporation alescribed in and which executcri the• inre,'Inin,g iostrunlrnt; that he Icnuw; the corporate seal of the said Company; that the seal affixed to sail in- lnlnn_nt i< �ucli corporate seal; that it was so affixed hr order of the Board of Directors of sail C:ornpany'; auel that he signed his nane thereto as Vice - President of said Ccnnpanv by like authority. State of New York, No. 24- 7104540 Qualified in Kings County Certificate filed in New York County Commission Expires I•larch 30, 1978 Violet Johnson (Sc;d j ..................... ............................... _...................... Notary Public C E R T I F I C A T E 1, the uudersi:, :lt I As +i :.tant Serrrttry t,f �FAI;OAP P -itll<17 .'1 }' ( ()\11'-\X}' do hereby certify tlr,,t the oritdual Porter of Attorney ,r which the fun,7oint: i, a null. tn., and n ire :.t cony, i.n ill fill force aunt ouc(t oil the date to ihi< Certilkale and I do iunhcr certify that the \ire 1'i, -i lent who e >rrnU ,l the raid Po %ver of AtkInev way on,' of the 1 )f(irrrs ;urt burr :cd Ly the lloctrd of Iffiest "r: in repo, .lit an .,uurn,•e- i, -i.at a., provid,,l in Art ieU \ III, X1,6011 1, �l the Bc- ].av :s of Fli I\II' :\51. phis C. rlilh� ale tnav br ,ir;urvl snot >e.d,if Lc f.tr;imilo under and by authot'ity -'f tit, following it, ohttion of the 1io:ud of )o cr o,rs of J1 :A BOAR D St'RI'. r }' L( )-\[ PA\Y at it meeting duly cAied anil held on the day of March 19711. "RES01A FP: (L) 'I bat the use of a printc,l facsimile of the Cnfpt.l'.1 b: Fral of the rompml) and of the signmilre of an A�mslant S, c re.t:uy on ;uty n•rtillratinn of the cnrrco,it :, of a iopy of .ut io,tr unto nl ever nteil by tho• President or a \'ice- I'rt-lidrnt pu rsnaul lu : \rtir le \'III, See lion 1, of Il,• 141' L.ivn appni lntl,; ;utd aulhotirtul, a, att„nw•v i+r Lrct to sign in flue nnic and nn behalf of Ihr compwty mil I% bum -! <. nudeI dr itini; wider la Liu/;: or other m >UUtnon t, decd I rd in said Artidc \'ill, Srrtion 1, with hLc Oloct as if such sea! snot such o-iF;natun• h.n1 b,.rn manually alai,o -1 ;tnd made. Hereby is aulhori: o�d :uul apprncrd.,. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, 1 Ilaye 11CICIlnln it It baud .uvl ulih,cl the cnlpol.tto ,rt;tl of the I',mlpiilly to ihi r prc:cnt< tu• . ........... h............... .LuN. of .... ..... SP .... ... ............................ . I')..7.7.... it V' >y Schedule 5 WTHsRN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY FRANCHISE STATEMENT For the Calendar Year Ended - ecember 31, 1973 Z ?% �jy ' 3 Nu: 1074 City of Newport Beach Franchise Ordinance No. 566 'y Computation of franchise payment: Two percent (2%) of gross annual receipts ar _from use, operation, or possession of franchise, but not less than one half percent () of gross annual receipts derived from sale of electricity within limits of City. Item a. Gross annual receipts derived from sale of electricity within limits of City. $ 10,1312081,05 b. One half percent (J21j) of gross annual receipts derived from sale of electricity within limits of City. $ 502655,41 Item 1. Gross annual receipts derived from sale of electricity for other than lighting in all service areas. $ 653,307,645.95 2. Original cost of electric plant, exclusive of electric plant held for future use, intangible plant, new construction work not yet in operation, and rental properties. $ 4,263,873,231.47 3. Original cost of transmission and distribution systems, consisting of towers, poles, underground conduits, conductors, line trans- formers, services, and appurtenances. $ 1,611,228,882.87 4. Gross annual receipts allocable to transmission and distribution systems: Item 1 x Item 3 $ 246,871,351.80 Item 2 5. Total miles of transmission and distribution systems. 489911.6 6. Miles of transmission and distribution systems under franchise in 119.6 City. 7. Gross annual receipts arisingffrom use, operation, or possession of franchise: Item 4 x tt em. o $ 603.656.67 Item 5 8. Two percent (2%) of Item 7. $ 12,073.13 FRANa]fiIBEIPA�ME4IR�,.1.11�. $ 509655.41 F 3� H A..,. , ,V W_ ?NGLLt,, G;uNTY = CERTIFICATE My Commtssior. Expires Fe.h,;:ary 13, 1975 NWV...........l...... /LAVLUL11bYLlIWYIILW1111111)II 1111111. 1111 11111111 \Ify...11lllll 111111 I hereby certify that I have read the fg -gPg st{eent and know the contents thereof, and that it is true, correct, full, and comp s J�6 est of my knowledge and belief. LL +, 111 UU J Subscribed and orn to b fore me ,1,1wge this3ey ofd% ❑ +1111 "r, reams e Lcf �- L/� r111r1 11,k, i(ay W. Scofielk Astant Compt3261ler Notary Pub ]Ac in and for the County oli, of Los " eles, State of California F] 1 CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH RECEIPT — 1 w. I NEWPORT BEACH. CALIFORNIA 92660 40699 i 1, i ma j j RECEIVED FROM i G2>L -o ✓��<GL, g�� p 1 FOR i 3 7.. 1 i i 42_36 __�cf� i'_✓ln�_% h4! i ie , - -�_� } r. j .. i ` i� Form AD 553 �WHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMP Franchise Statement For the Calendar Year Ended December 31, 1971 City of Newport Beach Franchise Ordinance No. 566 Computation of franchise payment: Two percent (2%) of gross annual receipts arising from use, operation or possession of franchise, but not less than one -half percent (W of gross annual receipts derived from sale of electricity within limits of City. Item a. Gross annual receipts derived from sale of electricity within limits of City. $6,821,036.80 b. One -half percent (Z�o) of gross annual receipts derived from sale of electricity within limits of City. $34,105.18 Item 1. Gross annual receipts derived from sale of electricity for other $456,833,159.62 than lighting in all service areas. 2. Original cost of electric plant, exclusive of electric plant held for future use, intangible plant, new construction work $3,814,377,449.92 not yet in operation and rental properties. Original cost of transmission and distribution systems, con- sisting of towers, poles, underground conduits, conductors, $1,409,426,947.52 line transformers, services and appurtenances. 4. Gross annual receipts Pllocable to transmission and distribu- tion systems: Item 3 x Item 1 $168,801,580.70 it m 2 5. Total miles of transmission and distribution systems 47,537.0 Miles of transmission and distribution systems under franchise in City. 111.3 7. Gross annual receipts arising from use, operation or possession of franchise: 4 Item 6 $395,220.91 Item x Item 5 8. Two percent (2%) of Item 'j $7,904.42 FRANCHISE PAYMENT $34,105.18 CERTIFICATE I hereby certify that I have read the foregoing statement and know the contents thereof, and that it is true, correct, full and complete to the best of my knowledge and belief. Subscribed and sworn to before me this ';�24/* day of March, 1972 _• ,n4M„ // 'H Rey W. cof d /Assistant Co m roller of Los Ankeies. State of California. FQrm An 553 �'HERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPAV Franchise Statement For the Calendar Year Ended December 31, 1970 City of Newport Beach Franchise Ordinance No. 566 Computation of franchise payment: Two percent (2 %) of gross annual receipts arising from use, operation or possession of franchise, but not less than one -half percent (J%) of gross annual receipts derived from sale of electricity within limits of City. Item - -- - -- - - -- a. Gross annual receipts derived from sale of electricity within limits of City. $5,751,326.o8 b. One -half percent (�%) of gross annual receipts derived fran sale of electricity within limits of City. $28,756.63 Item - - -- 1. Gross annual receipts derived from sale of electricity for other than lighting in all service areas. $405,779,774.14 2. Original cost of electric plant, exclusive of electric plant held for future use, intangible plant, new construction work not ,yet in operation and rental properties. $3,394,253,892.95 3. Original cost of transmission and distribution systems, con- sisting of towers, poles, underground conduits, conductors, line transformers, services and appurtenances. $1,306,960,166.37 4. Gross annual receipts allocable to transmission and distribu- tion systems: Item 1 Item 3 x $156,245,825.3? Item 2 5. Total miles of transmission and distribution systems 46,855.5 6. Miles of transmission and distribution systems under franchise in City. lo6.4 7. Gross annual receipts arising from use, operation or possession of franchise: Item 4 x Item 6 $3549804.79 Item 5 8. Two percent (2%,) of Item 7 $7,096.10 FRANCHISE PAYMENT $28,756.63 CERTIFICATE I hereby certify that I have read the foregoing statement and know the contents thereof, and that it is true, correct, full and complete to the best of my knowledge and belief. Subscribed and sworn to bef T day of March, 1971 . H: ..... ..fir ? my C'fawmsslorl LYpJrP.S Notary Wic in and for a ounty of Los elea, State of California As 9 Form AD 553 5 -61 Schedule 5 � PHFAN CALIFORNIA EDI30N COMP, FRANCHISE STATEMENT For the Calendar Year Ended December 31, +1969 City of NEWPORT BEACH Franchise Ordinance No. 566 Computation of franchise payment: Two percent (2 %) of gross annual receipts arising from use, operation, or possession of franchise, but not less than one half percent (J%) of gross annual receipts derived from sale of electricity within limits of City. Item a. Gross annual receipts derived from sale of electricity within limits of City. $ 5,085,432.03 b. One half percent (J %) of gross annual receipts derived from sale of electricity within limits of City. $ 25,427.16 Item 1. Gross annual receipts derived from sale of electricity for other than lighting in all service areas. $ 362,969.715.52 2. Original cost of electric plant, exclusive of electric plant held for future use, intangible plant, new construction work not yet in operation, and rental properties. $ 3,087,943,093.02 3. Original cost of transmission and distribution systems, con - sisting of towers, poles, underground conduits, conductors, line transformers, services, and appurtenances. $ 1.182,660,100.23 4. Gross annual receipts allocable to transmission and distribu- tion systems: Item 3 x Item 1 $ 139,014,802.69 Item 2 5. Total miles of transmission and distribution systems. 45,909.4 6. Miles of transmission and distribution systems under franchise 106.4 in City. 7. Gross annual receipts arising f t operation, or posses- m suse, sion of franchise: Item 4 x $ 322.181.84 Item 5 6. Two percent (2 %) of Item 7. $ 6,443.64 FRANCHISE PAYMENT $ 25.42'/.I6 CERTIFICATE I hereby certify that I have read the foregoing statement and know the contents thereof, and that it is true, correct, full, and complete to the best of my knowledge and belief. Subscribed and sworn to before me this tk day of 7I L"t ,l <' A ,19 %L �Jz Assistant Comptrol I er DOR07FiY V. Rol H ' D NOTARY PUBLIC CAL60Rtii, Notary Pu i1sncin and for the County PRINCIPAL Of 1Q 'F of YID M6LL .1 LOS ANGELES COUNT • Eby Conurwwroa FAWSS FOWUM Farm AD 553 8 -61^ _ Schedule 5 W"OUTNURN CAISF'oY ;:IA F'DIsoi; C (Oty FlU NCIIISE STATEMENT For the 70,endar Year Ended Deco lb -r_31, 1968 City of— Newport Beach _ Franchise Ordinance No.__� Computation of franchise payment: Two percent (2 %) of gross annual receipts arising from use, operation, or possession of franchise, but not less than one half percent (zp) of gross annual receipts derived from sale of electricity within limits of City. Item a. b. Item 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Gross annual receipts derived from sale of electricity within limits of City. One half percent (l) of gross annual receipts derived from sale of electricity within limits of City. $ 4,5o4,696,14..1 $� 22a LA Gross snnual receipts derived from sale of electricity for other than lighting in all service areas. Original cost of electric plant, exclusive of electric plant held for future use, intangible plant, new construction work not yet in operation, and rental properties. Original coat of transmission and distribution systems, con- sisting of towers, poles, underground conduits, conductors, line transformers) services, and. appurtenances. Gross annual receipts allocable to transmission and distribu- tion systems: Item 3 x Item 1 Item 2 Total miles of transmission and distribution systems. Miles of transmission and distribution systems under fr._uchisc in City. Gross annual receipts arising from use, operation, or posses- sion of franchise_: Item 4 x Item 6 Item 5 8. Two percent (21%) of Item 7. FRANCHISE PAYMMT CERTIFICATE ,223 $ 1,o69,328,561.50 $ 125,017.47 45487.7 105.9 $_ 2919053.21 $ 5,821.o6 $ 22,523.48 I hereby certify that I have read the fore;;oing statement and know the contents thereof, and that it is true, correct, full, and complete to the best of my knowledge and belief. St;kLcribed a d �syworn to before me this day of / �'__ _ 19�� ` - RUTHY V. ROTH Notary iii .c in and for the County of t--US ANgU-% __ State of Califorria -My Commission Expires February 13, 1971 Assistant Coraptrollf.t DOROTHY V. ROt M NOTARY PUBLIC cALIIIANia PRINCIPAI Of HCl :N LOS ANGELES COUNTY Form AD 553 B -61 Sch. 5 *SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMP FRANCHISE STATEMENT For the Calendar Year Ended December 31, 1967 City of Newport Beach Franchise Ordinance No. DOD Computation of franchise payment: Two percent (2%) of gross annual receipts arising from use, operation, or possession of franchise, but not less than one -half percent (-J%) of gross annual receipts derived from sale of electricity within limits of City. Item a. Gross annual receipts derived from sale of electricity within limits of City. $ 3,934.428.79 b. One -half percent (J%) of gross annual receipts derived from sale of electricity within limits of City. $ 19.672.14 Item 1. Gross annual receipts derived from sale of electricity for other than lighting in all service areas. 2. Original cost of electric plant, exclusive of electric plant held for future use, intangible plant, new construction worx not yet in operation, and rental properties. 3. Original cost of transmission, distribution and communication lines consisting of towers, poles, underground conduits, con- ductors, line transformers, services and appurtenances. 4. Gross annual receipts allocable to item "3" above: Item 3 x Item 1 Item 2 5. Total miles of transmission and distribution systems. 6. Miles of transmission and distribution systems under franchise in City. 7. Gross annual receipts arising from use, operation or posses- sion of franchise: Item 4 x Item 6 Item 5 8. Two percent (2%) of Item 7. FRANCHISE PAYMENT CERTIFICATE $ 306,4791107.16 $ 2,429,5240646.34 $ 958,8542418.96 $ 1200957,343.06 44,848.8 101.5 $ 273,745.78 $ 5,474.92 19,672.14 I hereby certify that I have read the foregoing statement and ImOW the contents thereof, and that it is true, correct, full and complete to the best of my lmowledge and belief. Subscribed d sworn to before me this ?zday of lCL -iL C%. , 19- DOROTHY V. RON Notary of / LOS ANGELES or a County PuMlic In and State of California MV Commission Expires February 13, 1971 DOROTHY V. ROTH NOTARY PUBLIC- CALLORNIA PRINCIPAL OMU IN LOS ANGELES COUNr1' Form AD 553 8 -61 SCH. #5 *OUTHERN CAIdFORNIA EDISON CO FRANCHISE STATEMENT For the Calendar Year Ended December 31. 1966 City of Newport Beach Franchise Ordinance No. 5 Computation of franchise payment: Two percent (2%) of gross annual receipts arising from use, operation, or possession of franchise, but not less than one half percent (J %) of gross annual receipts derived from sale of electricity within limits of City. Item a. Gross annual receipts derived from sale of electricity within limits of City. $ 3,547.705.74 b. One half percent (J%) of gross annual receipts derived from sale of electricity within limits of City. $ 17.758_55 Item 1. Gross annual receipts derived from sale of electricity for other than lighting in all service areas. $ 284.189.928.69 2. Original cost of electric plant, exclusive of electric plant held for future use, intangible plant, new construction work not yet in operation, and rental properties. $ 2.203.696.557.52 3. Original cost of transmission and distribution systems, con- sisting of towers, poles, underground conduits, conductors, line transformers, services, and appurtenances. $ 890.158,910.37 4. Gross annual receipts allocable to transmission and distribu- tion systems: Item 1 x Item 3 $ 114,795,387.14 Item 2 5. Total miles of transmission and distribution systems. 48,453.7 _ 6. Miles of transmission and distribution systems under franchise in City. 98.4 7. Gross annual receipts arising f£om use, operation, or posses- sion of franchise: Item 4 x item 6 $ 253,127.01 Item 5 6. Two percent (2'%) of Item 7. $ 4_fF�_54 FRANCHISE PAYMENT CERTIFICATE I hereby certify that I have read the foregoing statement and know the contents thereof, and that it is true, correct, full, and complete to the beat of my knowledge and belief. My Commission Expires February 13, 1971 Subscribed and sworn to before me this % /, day of %Lk. .elm ,19� Assistant Comptroller DOROTHY V. ROT" f Notary Public Pd and for the County tl; NOTARY PUBLIC - CALIFORNIA of ANGELES PRINCIPAL OFFICE IN State of California. DOROTHY V. ROTH LOS ANGELES COUNTY Form AD 553 8 -61 OSOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON C FRANCHISE STATEMENT I!_ / g For the Calendar Year Ended December 31 R�G�(01) City oP Newpo Beach CITY K � Cdr. •�.,• Franchise Ordinance No. 566 aw C Ty OF ; Computation of franchise payment:: Two percent (2%) of gross annual re a tsN of v use, operation, or possession of franchise, but not less than one ha 1Y green of gross annual receipts derived from sale of electricity within limits of City. Item a. Gross annual receipts derived from sale of electricity within limits of City. I $ 3,225,109.41 b, One half percent (J%) of gross annual receipts derived from sale of electricity within limits of City, $ 16,125.55 Item 1. Gross annual receipts derived from sale of electricity for other than lighting in all service areas. $ 25,,014,134.75 2. Original cost of electric plant, exclusive of electric plant held for future use, intangible plant, new construction work not yet in operation, and rental properties. $ 2,063,145,941.69 3. Original cost of transmission and distribution systems, con- sisting of towers, poles, underground conduits, conductors, line transformers, services, and appurtenances. $ 816,608,826.25 4. Gross annual receipts allocable to transmission and distribu- tion systems: Item 1 x Item 3 $ 100,540.722.89 Item 2 5. Total miles of transmission and distribution systems. 46.782.2 6. Miles of transmission and distribution systems under franchise in City. 98.0 7. Gross annual receipts arising f om u$e, operation, or posses- sion of franchise: Item 4 x ftem 6 $ 2100614 -10 Item 5 8. Two percent (2%) of Item 7. FRANCHISE PAYMENT CERTIFICATE $ 16,125.55 I hereby certify that I have read the foregoing statement and know the contents thereof, and that it is true, correct, full, and complete to the best of my knowledge and belief. Subscribed and sworn to before me this ,,L,Z day of ;5;�l ,19 = i' and for the v Cnm: i;:io7 Ex re, Jn U7Y 15, 1967 Assistant Comptroller P Form AD 553 8 -61 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDI90N C ANY FRANCHISE STATEMENP 1964 For the Calendar Year Ended December 31. City of Newport Beach Franchise Ordinance No. 566 Computation of franchise payment: Two percent (2%) of gross annual receipts arising from use, operation, or possession of franchise, but not.less than one half percent (J %) of gross annual receipts derived from sale of electricity within limits of City. Item a. Gross annual receipts derived from sale of electricity within limits of City. $ 3,009,250.27 b. One half percent (J %) of gross annual receipts derived from sale of electricity within limits of City. $ 15,046.25 Item 1. Gross annual receipts derived from sale of electricity for other than lighting in all service areas. $ 237,692,209.39 2. Original cost of electric plant, exclusive of electric plant held for future use, intangible plant, new construction work not yet in operation, and rental properties. $ 2,060,065,977.52 3. Original cost of transmission and distribution systems, con- sisting of towers, poles, underground conduits, conductors, line transformers, services, and appurtenances. $ 750,984,859.98 4. Gross annual receipts allocable to transmission and distribu- tion systems: Item 1 x Item 3 $ 86,649,288.16 Item 2 5. Total miles of transmission and distribution systems. 45.951.5 6. Miles of transmission and distribution systems under franchise in City. 86.8 7. Gross annual receipts arising from use, operation, or posses- sion of franchise: Item 4 x Item 6 $ 163,676.01 Item 5 8. Two percent (2%) of Item 7. $ 3,273.52 , FRANCHISE PAYMENT CERTIFICATE $ .5,046.25 I hereby certify that I have read the foregoing statement and know the contents thereof, and that it is true, correct, full, and complete to the best of my knowledge and belief. Subscribed an sworn to before me this / day of Notary Public iq and for the County of y Commission xa i ry State of CallPorn ._. _ AssistanLt . �Comptroller 177. 7 ".' i Form AD' 553 8 -61 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON CO FRANCHISE STATEMENT For the Calendar Year Ended December 31, 1963 City of NEWPORT BEACH Franchise Ordinance No. 566 Computation of franchise payment: Two percent (2 %) of gross annual receipts arising from use, operation, or possession of tranchise, but not,less than one half percent (J %) of gross annual receipts derived from sale of electricity within limits of City. Item a. Gross annual receipts derived from sale of electricity within limits of City. $ 2.767.891.33 b. One half percent (1%) of gross annual receipts derived from sale of electricity within limits of City. $ — 13. 839-4.6 Item 1. Gross annual receipts derived from sale of electricity for other than$ lighting in all service areas. 200.528.286.00 2. Original cost of electric plant, exclusive of electric plant held for future use, intangible plant, new construction work not yet in operation, and rental properties. $ 1.752,197,094.26 �e 3. Original cost of transmission and distribution systems, con - sisting of towers, poles, underground conduits, conductors, line transformers, services, and appurtenances. $ 606,6380253.21 y 4. Gross annual receipts allocable to transmission and distribu- tion systems: Item 1 x Item 3 $ 69.426,053.41 Item 2 5. Total miles of transmission and distribution systems. 35.849.9 6. Miles of transmission and distribution systems under franchise in City. 83.7 7. Gross annual receipts arising from operation, or posses- m suse, sion of franchise: Item 4 x $ 162.091.40 Item 5 8, Two percent (2$) of Item 7. FRANCHISE PAYMENT $ 13. 839.46 CERTIFICATE I hereby certify that I have read the foregoing statement and know the contents thereof, and that it is true, correct, full, and complete,,�o..the best of my knowledge and belief. Subscribed and sworn to before me /. day of. -/ ." ,19 " c "mss n. FULLER / p: `;t /Q :`.y: ti AssistamtJ Comptrol Notary Public in and for the County ' r1 /rr "At *' Of. 1957 State of Califor a. My omm;ss:ci L ;c :! ='Y 1 Form AD 553 9 -61 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDZSON C FRANCHISE STATEMENT For the Calendar Year Ended December 31, _1962 City of Newport Beach Franchise Ordinance No. 566 Computation of franchise payment: Two percent (2 %) of gross annual receipts arising from use, operation, or possession of franchise, but not less than one half percent (J$) of gross annual receipts derived from sale of electricity within limits of City. Item a. Gross annual receipts derived from sale of electricity within limits of City, $ 2 556 666.91 b. One half percent (J%) of gross annual receipts derived from sale of electricity within limits of City. $ 12,783.33 Item 1. Gross annual receipts derived from sale of electricity for other than lighting in all service areas. $ 187,558,733 37 2. Original cost of electric plant, exclusive of electric plant held for future use, intangible plant, new construction work not yet in operation, and rental properties. $ 1.822.898,111.33 3. Original cost of transmission and distribution systems, con- sisting of towers, poles, underground conduits, conductors, line transformers, services, and appurtenances. $ 563,736,911.25 4. Gross annual receipts allocable to transmission and distribu- tion systems: Item 1 x Item 3 $ 58.003,121.72 Item 2 5. Total miles of transmission and distribution systems. 34,078.2 6. Miles of transmission and distribution systems under franchise 79.3 in City. 7. Gross annual receipts arising from use, operation, or posses- sion of franchise: Item 4 x Item 6 $ 134.973.31 Item 5 8. Two percent (2%) of Item 7. $ 2,699.47 FRANCHISE PAYMENT $ 12,783.33 CERTIFICATE I hereby certify that I have read the foregoing statement and know the contents thereof, and that it is true, correct, full, and complete to the best of my knowledge and belief. Subscribed. and sworn to before me this ,, day of . =1 ;, ,19 6-% Notary ,Public in and for the County Of State of Cali /nia. Assistant Comptroller C- i CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH City Clerk DEPARTMENT NO. To: Finance Director FROM: City Clerk SUBJECT: Date March 5. 1962 Attached please find Southern California Edison Company check in amount of $11,508.53, representing payment in accordance with franchise agreement, granted by Ordinance No. 566. The check states it is for the year ending December 31, 1961. I am also transmitting the original copy of the franchise state- ment submitted by the Southern California Edison Company. MS: ph Encs. Form AD 553 8 -61 %0sOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON CW FRANCHISE STATEMENT For the Calendar Year Ended December 31, 1961 City of NEWPORT BEACH Franchise Ordinance No. 566 Computation of franchise payment: Two percent (2%) of gross annual receipts arising from use, operation, or possession of franchise, but not less than one half percent (1 %) of gross annual receipts derived from sale of electricity within limits of City. Item a. Gross annual receipts derived from sale of electricity within limits of City. 1 $ 2,301,706.79 b, One half percent (J %) of gross annual receipts derived from sale of electricity within limits of City. $ 1108.53 Item 1. Gross annual receipts derived from sale of electricity for other than lighting in all service areas. $ 174,400,577.94 2. Original cost of electric plant, exclusive of electric plant held for future use, intangible plant, new construction work not yet in operation, and rental properties. $539,613,845.95 3. Original cost of transmission and distribution systems, con- sisting of towers, poles, underground conduits, conductors, line transformers, services, and appurtenances. $ 520,797,153.56 4. Gross annual receipts allocable to transmission and distribu- tion systems: Item 1 x Item 3 $ 58,993,574.78 Item 2 5. Total miles of transmission and distribution systems. 33,208.3 6. Miles of transmission and distribution systems under franchise in City, 74.1 7. Gross annual receipts arising from use, operation, or posses- sion of franchise: Item 4 x Item 6 $ 131,636.49 Item 5 8. Two percent (2%) of Item 7. $ 2,632.73 FRANCHISE PAYMENT $ 11,508.53 CERTIFICATE I hereby certify that I have read the foregoing statement and know the contents thereof, and that it is true, correct, full, and complete to the best of my knowledge and belief. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 4ay of y , 19/1 L l tXlr!i_ Notary,yublic in andror the County of State of CaliforxAa. Assistant Comptroller t • • .199 • . Statement of the total gross receipts for the calendar year ended December 31, 19 60, derived by Southern California Edison Company from the sale Of electricity within the limits of the City of Newport Beacn under the terms and provisions of the franchise granted to said Southern California Edison Company by the City Council of said City by Ordinance No. 566 and the franchise payment due thereon. Total Gross Receipts- Light, Heat, and Power $2 00, _ ]3.98 Franchise Payments 1/2 96 of said total gross receipts $ 10,027.57 STATE OF CALIFORNIA ) ) ss. COUNTY OF LAS ANGELES } The undersigned, being by me first duly sworn, deposes and says that he is Comptroller of Southern California Edison Company, a California corporation; that the above statement correctly shows to the best of his knowledge and belief the total gross receipts of Southern California Edison Company derived from the sale of electricity within the limits of said City for the above period and the amount due thereon com- puted in accordance with the terms and provisions of said ordinance referred to above. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 15th day of February , 19• Notary Public in and for the County of Los Angeles, State of California Barbara Rowe Ply Commission Expires June 14, 1962 i SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY Statement of the total gross receipts for the calendar year ended December 31, 19j3_, derived by Southern California Edison Company from the sale of electricity within the limits of the City of Newport Beach under the terms and provisions of the franchise granted to said Southern California Edison Company by the City Council of said City by Ordinance No. 566 and the franchise payment due thereon. Total Gross Receipts: Light, Heat, and Power $ 1,652,955.82 Franchise Payment: 1/2 of said total $ 264.78 gross receipts $ STATE OF CALIFORNIA ) ) ss. COUNTY OF IDS ANGELES ) The undersigned, being by me first duly sworn, deposes and says that he is rnmz rnllar of Southern California Edison Company, a California corporation; that the above statement correctly shows to the best of his knowledge and belief the total gross receipts of Southern California Edison Company derived from the sale of electricity within the limits of said City for the above period and the amount due thereon com- puted in accordance with the terms and provisions of said ordinance referred to above. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 11 day of February , 1960 - Notary Public in and for the County of Los Angeles, State of California Barbara Rowe My Commission Expires June 14, 1962 C"T." ; N Wit 17, Tot public Works Uxector Front City Attornay Subjects Franchise revenuer Its your msmorasdas of Much 18, 1964► you set out the assent gprsid to the City bloiasthera Caiifeansia *discs C s�p�r assts Sattthsxn Cetteties s Compsey ptr�lrant to their trae*iises i* the City and ask for thostghts �rt>bdiviasiens, of the masd far "blia Utility easements itinsnssr the froachise of the Southern Cotssties fins Cempany etvawid*s far payment e! 2% of the gross annual receipts 4XIMMIS frOu the use opesatift or posasasige of the franchise with a dsisua of 1% of the gross *Waal receipts derived from the sacs of pass within the City. The fsatohisysaiass the tdd *an Ccmpan isles dm le i� derived from the a�aie of electricity within trithta the Citty�r. asviear e the wthods by Uhish the utility cempaniea figure tha.franchia fee* suggests than the pgernst to the City M both se�aies is arrived at by spplioatiea of the >.itsiwrWe Iather then the 21 is of the gross aspol reesipts origin& free the UM, operatiam ear pessessisn offraechtae. However, any facilities of the Utility c that are not placed in public atseets was► alloys of plscaa gill waver contribute to the receipts — slosh than i fee applies. ice other wards, the 11 be will Mar apply to the gross receipts free facilities placed is easemente granted directly to utility companies. It wmid, therefore, appear that,ia order bility of the utility eaepaeyy facilities saaeaents contributing to the gross rece fraschi*o fee is sppliod, the Utility gated an the tract mop in accordance wi section requires the subdivides to grant Utility, sanitary sewer, and draias$o the sons lot Ila", along side dot Dina *, to Lacrosse the probe- being placed in Such ipto upon which the 2% eaamosts should M dedi- th Section. 9254.21. This easements for public putrpo*es on sash aide of and in plontiag strips a let Yelic l asm Director 40 April 116. 'fli4 f !hs aeation goes on to asy tbLE dedicattee of its rba1. be to the City for the pUqMM Of lutallisD utilities and for otbsr psDlia • as my be order" ear na directed by the City Caan. Tlei �Mdit+rties is iaportaat loge, the additional reason spy ROD-* mead Bear a City scans In the nas area would is pCwiiad an the cap. VMCIaete ci Cif Clerk tlanaims Director Finance Director Walter W. Cbaransa City Attorney AW AC C C1Mx'it.'_` Me C r Fine=* Director City Clerk AttasMd please find Southern California. on ck in ami0at of $11,508.53, representing p�stt 4. in ce with franchise :,A"eesent, granted by Ordl= po. S,4¢ check states it U for the year ceding Deo�War 31..11b1. % as also transmitting the original cop7 p :tiei 'rnnahiMe 8t u' sMtat submitted by the Southern California Company. ... Mph :'ANY Statement 3f the tonal gross receipts for the calendar year ended December 19, derived by Southe rn. California Edison Company from the sale of limits .. he City 'f _ I &M*rt 1"ch u. der t:__ te=.s and t,rov'_sicn:_ cf the francr.isc granted tc said Sout'r.er n iforr`3 v:fso)n Company by the City Council of said City by Ordinance Pic. 3b+ snd the franchise payment due tr,ereon. Total Gross Receipts: Light, Heat, and Power $ 1,652,955492 � rar:chise Payment: 1/2 of said total 9 2�e 79sl gross receipts $ o STATE OF CALIFOFNLa ) ) ss. cOUNM OF LOS ANGr7 ,� ) The ndersigned, being by me first duly sworn, deposes and says that he is cdmt"Ilex of Southern California Edison Company, 4 + h w � * men nor P_ a California acrpi:rat�on; that t+.c a.,cve s..a_e.__..t _ r_ ^tly shove to the beat of hi; imowledge and belief the total gross receipts of Southern California Edison Company derived from the sale of electricity within the limits of said City for the above period and the amount due thereon com- puted in acccrdance with the terms and prcv1 sions of said ordinance referred to above. C. E. Pichler scriqq and sd r. ,, before me :Vctary Public in and for the County Los nz leq, StaW of California Yore A:l - .. a - o_ .� ,•,.,.PURN CALU1QM;A;EDIQOM CoM .. �,:> FfAfCS188o'tnfi':.' �:.... •u , For the Caletdair Titer -fledit Deefisbe� Sl: 1l62 « •f<• � e? 'City of . fIIPOIC' B<Af3' • : ' :4; , � '' ; ` L♦ %'�T'« IrinAlse Ordisance�fo. �`fdt Y Computation of franchise payment: ?rp_.penaat (Ef) otpross. annual reseipts.arieiif�,frd�;tJ use, operation, or possession of franchise, but'not'lass than one half yerccat (}o).Pf groia saaus.l receipts derived from sale of electriclty vitble, limits of City. a. Gross,annual receipts derived fro& sale of electricity within limits' of :City:;; ... $ 2:501 70s.?9 b.. One belf perceat (}}) of gross anm-al receipts derived from sale of electricity vithis limits of City. •ll,eoe.S'S �1. Gross aaaval receipts derived from sale of slectrinity for, other than lighting in'ali service.areae.:: j 11s,d00,5:i. ➢♦ ' E. original cost of electric plant; exclusive of 'electric plant held for future use „intangible' platy tte�r construction work sot yet in operation, and rental properties.-; ; l,SS9;61S,8a5.95 S. original c6et of transmission and distribution:ayeteds, con- sisting of.tovers, poles, undergroond.conduits, condistors,' line transformers, serviess, 'and 'app rtesaaees: 4. Gross annual receipts all sm oaable.to tranission and distribu- tion sjstems:'. ": x :. Mai S - �.�: : ' ". i 6a.9ys,sli.Te Itis e..::'... . . 5. Total miles of tranauieaion mad' distribution systems._. SS.?CtI.S S. Miles of transmission and distribution systmas'tmdsr,fraaehiae .'. in city. 14.1 T. Gross annual receipts arisiap e, operation, or posses - &ion of franchise: Item 4 ,I 111,636.o 8. Two percent,(2%) of Item T. i 2,632.75 ' FRAACOSE PATH W I hereby certify that I have read the foregoing statement sad know the contents thereof, and that it is true, correct, full, and complete to the best of y knovledge and belief. Subscribed and swrn to before me this _day of .19_ Assistant Comptroller Notary Public in and for the County of State of California. Check in the amount of $11,50,8:53 received from the City Clerk on Mayeh� 5, 1962. c U_Xrgumom m . � P � <�� �� C i t - *cT. rv�: r• NEWPORT E RECEIVED DETAIL xs i f Newport Beach Na 4+ 7 tf * Fl"Na 2661 <'P ITEM P.O. NUMBER YOUR NUMBER DATE AMOUNT O VOICE DISCOUNT NET AMOUNT 1951; n n n -r .g n n t1 7 1 P-5 PAYMENT FOR Y AR ENDIN . D EMBER 31 1955 IN MCCORDANCE WITH THE FRANCHISE Cft.NTED BY ORDINANCE .0. 566. AS PER ATTACH D ST.ATEM NT. r SOOTHE% CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY PlEED DETACH PERFN LINE OHE DEPOSITING YO HER 1 P.O. BOX 351 THE ATTACHED CHECK ID 18[DED IN FULL PAYMENT OF THE WITHIN ACCOUNT IS FULL NT LOS ANGELES N. CALIFORNIA AND THE FAY[[ ACC[PTS 17 AS SUCH BY THE [NDON[N[NY ON TN[ CH[CK 0 6 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY Statement of the total gross receipts for the calendar year ended December 31, 19 55, derived by Southern California Edison Company from the sale of electricity within the limits of the City of Newport Beach under the terms and provisions of the franchise granted to said Southern California Edison Company by the City Council of said City by Ordinance No. 566 and the franchise payment due thereon, Total Gross Receipts: Light, Heat, and Power $ 943,706.02 Franchise Payment: 1/2 of said total gross receipts $ 4,718.53 STATE OF CALIFORNIA ) ) ss. COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES ) The undersigned, being by me first duly sworn, deposes and says that he is. Comptroller of Southern California Edison Company, a California corporation; that the above statement correctly shows to the best of his knowledge and belief the total gross receipts of Southern California Edison Company derived from the sale of electricity within the limits of said City for the above period and the amount due thereon com- puted in accordance with the terms and provisions of said ordinance referred to above. Subscribed and sworn to before me this day�of , 19.x, Notary Public in and for the County of Los Angeles, State of California SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY Statement of the total gross receipts for the calendar year ended December 31, 19M_, derived by Southern California Edison Company from the sale of electricity within the limits of the City of Newport Beach under the terms and provisions of the franchise granted to said Southern California Edison Company by the City Council of said City by Ordinance No. 5W and the franchise payment due thereon. Total Gross Receipts: Light, Heat, and Power $ 856,1824.50 Franchise Payment: j of 1 % of said total gross receipts $ 4,284.12 STATE OF CALIFORNIA ) ) ss. COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES ) The undersigned, being by me first duly sworn, deposes and says that he is Comptroller of Southern California Edison Company, a California corporation; that the above statement correctly shows to the best of his knowledge and belief the total gross receipts of Southern California Edison Company derived from the sale of electricity within the limits of said City for the above period and the amount due thereon com- puted in accordance with the terms and provisions of said ordinance referred to above. Subscribed and sworn to before me n this � day of ' Z . , 19 55. Notary Public in and for the County of Los Angeles, State of California •SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY P. O. BOX 351, LOS ANGELES 53. CALIFORNIA do • IF NOT CORRECT RE WITHOUT ALTERATION AND STATE DIFFERENCE PLEASE DET�PERFORATEO LINE BEFORE DEPOSITING . DATE DESCRIPTION YOUR NUMBER OUR BILL NUMBER P.D. NUMBER AMOU. F INVOICE DEDUCTIONS NETAMOUNT 195+ PAYMENT FOR YEAR ENDING DECE14BER 31 1953 IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE FRANCIIISE GRANTED BY ORDINANCE 0. 566. AS PER ATTACHED STATEM NT. 3,8+7.66 CC; R.A MOODY D R.H ANDERSON THE ATTACHED CHECK 16 ISSUED IN FULL PAYMENT OF THE WITHIN ACCOUNT VOUCHER NUMBER AND THE PAYfiE .—I ..e mrmwCi en ....ur �Nue RrrmVT ON THE CHECK �/� / (� �)W^ • 0 • y n C7 . • l I SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY Statement of the total gross receipts for the calendar year ended December 31, 1953 , derived by Southern California Edison Company from the sale of electricity within the limits of the City of Newport Beach under the terms and provisions of the franchise granted to said Southern California Edison Company by the City Council of said City by Ordinance No. 586 and the franchise payment due thereon. Total Gross Receipts: Light, Heat, and Power Franchise Payment: 1/2 % of said total gross receipts STATE OF CALIFORNIA sse COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES $ 769,532.20 $ 3,847.66 The undersigned, being by me first duly sworn, deposes and says that he is Comptroller of Southern California Edison Company, a California corporation; that the above statement correctly shows to the best of his knowledge and belief the total gross receipts of Southern California Edison Company derived from the sale of electricity within the limits of said City for the above period and the amount due thereon com- puted in accordance with the terms and provisions of said ordinance referred to above. Subscribed and sworn to before me this �c5 day of 19'�Z' Notary Public in and for the County of Los Angeles, State of California •SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY P. O BOX 351 LOS ANGELES 59 CALIFORNIA • • • • • • IF NOT CORRECT RETURN WITHOUT ALTERATION AND STATE DIFFERENCE 10645,1 • — vim.- --l. .T c TEtf IINE BElrE DEPOSITING • • e • I DESCRIPTION YOUR NUMBER OUP BILL NUMBER P.O. NUM BER AM F 1N DEDUCTIONS NET AM OUNT DATE 1953 PAYMENT FOR Y AR ENDIN DECE BER 31, 1952 IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE FRANC ISE GR NTED BY ORDINANCE o. 66. 1 5503 3P3�•15 AS PER ATTACH D S ATEM N . CC: R.A4 MOODv V R.H ANDERSON THE ATTACH[D CHECK IS I&SUED IN PULL PAYMENT OP THE_WITHIN ACCOUNT E ACCEM IT AP RUCH NY THE ENDORSEMENT ON THE CHECK AND THE PAYE PT rV' , yp }(UQIRN RUMBER �• /M /� •C'Sl■ i1 ^/ 6 • • e • I 0 ' SOkNMRN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY Statement of the total gross receipts for the calendar year ended December 31, 19_$2 , derived by Southern California Edison Company from the sale of electricity within the limits of the City of Newport Beach under the terms and provisions of the franchise granted to said Southern California Edison Company by the City Council of said City by Ordincnco No. 566 and the franchise payment due thereon. Total Gross Receipts: Light, Heat, and Power $ 677.630.69 Franchise Payment: PP of said total gross receipts $ 3.388.15 STATE OF CALIFORNIA ) ) ss. COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES ) The undersigned, being by me first duly sworn, deposes and says that he is Comptroller of Southern California Edison Company, a California corporation; that the above statement correctly shows to the best of his knowledge and belief the total gross receipts of Southern California Edison Company derived from the sale of electricity within the limits of said City for the above period and the amount due thereon com- puted in accordance with the terms and provisions of said ordinance referred to above. Subscribed and sworn to before me this_ day of ZZYZ:4 1953. i J .- 111� Notary Public in and for the County of Los Angeles, State of California RALPH C. KISER OISTgICY MANAGER • SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON CO:%IPAN> HUNTINGTON BEACH, CALIFORNIA February 28, 1958 LtT'Y Nf, �y Vi;NT t3liA�' CITY U' City of Newport Beach 330 Newport Blvd. Newport Beach, California Attention: Margery Schrouder, City Clerk- Treasurer Gentlemen: It pleases me to attach our voucher covering franchise tax payment for the year 1957 with statement included. If there are any questions in this connection, kindly so advise. Sincerely appreciating your cooperation, we wish to remain, RCK:am Encl. Yours very truly, Ralph C. Kise3 District Miner... �� -- Y 0 0 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY Statement of the total gross receipts for the calendar year ended December 31, 1957 , derived by Southern California Edison Company from the sale of electricity within the limits of the City of Newport Beach under the terms and provisions of the franchise granted to said Southern California Edison Company by the City Council of said City by Ordinance No. 566 and the franchise payment due thereon. Total Gross Receipts: Light, Heat, and Power Franchise Payment STATE OF CALIFORNIA 1/2 of said total gross receipts COUNTY OF LOS ANGEIES ss. ) $1,178,243.73 $ 5,891.22 The undersigned, being by me first duly sworn, deposes and says that he is tom t.rallPr of Southern California Edison Company, a California corporation; that the above statement correctly shows to the best of his knowledge and belief the total gross receipts of Southern California Edison Company derived from the sale of electricity within the limits of said City for the above period and the amount due thereon com- puted in accordance with the terms and provisions of said ordinance referred to above. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 2_ day of 19. ��iL��iL� JGY /•/.fOi Notary Public in and for the County of Ins Angeles, State of California FORM c -z3 -tom 3 -.. STATEMENT OF ACCOUNT DETACH BEFORE DEPOSITING. • IN FULL SETTLEMENT OF WHICH PATES HAS ACCEPTED CHECK ATTACHED HERETO. FOR In payment for 2% of the ended December 31, 1950 operation and possession by Ordinance No. 524 524 524 524 gross receipts for the year arising from the use, of the franchise granted 4,466.42 5.53 .24 9.02 SOUTHERN COUNTIES GAS CO. OF CALIFORNIA $4,481.21 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY • EOI WEST 57H STREET, LOS ANGELES 53, CAUTORNIA DATE MO. DAY YR •22451 • • I T E M YOUR 1 NUMBER Adjustment of franc payments for the ye 1947 -1949 in . • cc: C. E. Pichler IF NOT CORRECT RETURN WITHOUT ALTERAiIYN ANO SThTE O11'FERENCE PLEASE DETACH AT PERFORATED LINE BEFORE OEPOSITINC OURBILL pO.NUMBER AMOUNT DEDUCTIONS AMOUNT' NUMBER e 420' +3 1.63 Til'i THE ATTACMEO CHEOK IS 155UEO IN FULL PAYMENT OF THE WITHIN ACCOUNT • AND THE PAYEE ACCEPTS IT AS SUCH BY THE ENDORSEMENT ON THE CHECK G NO OTHER ACKNOWLEDGMENT IS NECESSARYO 12 962 7 "/ h \J • • • V M • SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY Statement of the total gross receipts for the calendar year ended December 31, 19 5O , derived by Southern California Edison Company from the sale of electricity within the limits of the City of Newport Beach under the terms and provisions of the franchise granted to said Southern California Edison Company by the City Council of said City by Ordinance No. 566 and the franchise payment due thereon. Total Gross Receipts: Light, Heat, and Power Franchise Payment: 1/2 of j of said total gross receipts STATE OF CALIFORNIA ) ) ss. COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES ) $ 542,958.49 $ 2,714.79 The undersigned, being by me first duly sworn, deposes and says that he is Comntrollar of Southern California Edison Company, a California' corporation; that the above statement correctly shows to the best of his knowledge and belief the total gross receipts of Southern California Edison Company derived from the sale of electricity within the limits of said City for the above period and the amount due thereon com- puted in accordance with the terms and provisions of said ordinance referred to above. Subscribed and sworn to before me this day of 19x1. / Notary Public in and for the County of Los Angeles, State of California My Commission Expires June 5. 1954 N13 I56-25Va-a/4B NV - '979 NEWPORT BEACH, CALIF., RECEIVED FROM} A, Z2 ','v L; ug DETAIL -DOLLARS FUND TR...... FUN. By DEPUTY N13 I56-25Va-a/4B 1c' j 50 Payment due of of 1% o gross rec ipts from sale of electric li ht,h at & lower energy for perio Jan.l, 94g to Dec 31,1949, as per terms of FranchisE gra ted b City of Newport Beach, Ord. 66. • Gross Receipts $513,7 6.51 g of 1� o£ above 2679 cc: R.A. Moody M.L. Rugless k THE ATTACHED CHECK IS ISSUED IN FULL PAYMENT OF THE WITHIN ACCOUNT DUE DATE • AND THE PAYEE ACCEPTS IT AS SUCH ST THE ENDORSEMENT ON THE CHECK 11V� 1 J' I' ^ 0 NO OTMLR ACKNOWLEDGMENT IS NECESSARY 2,568.93 • • 0 VOUCHER NO. 2931 r SOUTHERN CALIGORNIA EDISON COMPANY IF NOT CORRECT RETURN WITHOUT ALTERATION AND STATE DIFFERENCE • $01 WEST STH STREET, LOS A%OILE5 53, CELIFONNIA PLEASE DETACH AT PERFORATED LINE BEFORE DEPOSITING DATE YOUR OUR BILL KD. DAY YR. I T E M NUMBER HUMBER P.O. NUMBER AMOUNT DEDUCTIONS AMOUNT 1c' j 50 Payment due of of 1% o gross rec ipts from sale of electric li ht,h at & lower energy for perio Jan.l, 94g to Dec 31,1949, as per terms of FranchisE gra ted b City of Newport Beach, Ord. 66. • Gross Receipts $513,7 6.51 g of 1� o£ above 2679 cc: R.A. Moody M.L. Rugless k THE ATTACHED CHECK IS ISSUED IN FULL PAYMENT OF THE WITHIN ACCOUNT DUE DATE • AND THE PAYEE ACCEPTS IT AS SUCH ST THE ENDORSEMENT ON THE CHECK 11V� 1 J' I' ^ 0 NO OTMLR ACKNOWLEDGMENT IS NECESSARY 2,568.93 • • 0 VOUCHER NO. 2931 r SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY Statement of the total gross receipts for the calendar year ended December 31, 19 49, derived by Southern California Edison Company from the sale of electricity within the limits of the City of Newport Beach under the terms and provisions of the franchise granted to said Southern California Edison Company by the City Council of said City by Ordinance No. 566 and the franchise payment due thereon. Total Gross Receipts: Light, Heat, and Power $ 513.786451 Franchise Payment: 1/2 of 1$ of said total gross receipts $ 2,568.93 STATE OF CALIFORNIA ) ) ss. COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES ) The undersigned, being by me first duly sworn, deposes and says that he is Vice President and Comptroller of Southern California Edison Company, a California corporation; that the above statement correctly shows to the best of his knowledge and belief the total gross receipts of Southern California Edison Company derived from the sale of electricity within the limits of said City for the above period and the amount due thereon com- puted in accordance with the terms and provisions of said ordinance referred to above. Subscribed and sworn to before me this �, day of 1qzV Notary Public in and for the County of Los Angeles, State of California M• C 'Mi.Ml" ETW" J� 5.14"M 1 7 I y_ -... -_ .. I _ .... . .- - 7 • I 1 • NEWPORT GEAC+ CALIF (/� 7_�T•N 1V.1 194- :' $ECEIV.ED FRim�_f _ y/� ^ r' D O L L,4 R B DETAI L '1 '•_ �Y VS_,�''`! /�• 4'/ _ C_ �� -J E /y' !�/ .. jj FUND — Tq[ASpw[� w jn.. -FUND .D.Fur'r L _ • _ _ _ -I SO UTX ERN CALI ORNI -E.- COMPANY • 6U1 WEST STX $ PEET OS AN 4ELF5 53, CALI FO Nry IN DATE TEM MO�DAY Y 194$/ ayment due of 2% of from sale of elect ' period 1/1/1+7 to 12 as pert erms of Frar. by City of Newport Ord. j #$7 Gross Receipts $34 558.00 357/3Wof "691.1 2% ....„.691.16. cc: R. A. Moody IF NOT CORRECT RETURN WITHOUT ALTERATION AND STATE DIFFERENCE PLEA EE DETACH AT PERFORATED LINE BEFORE DEPOSITING YOUR OUR UMBER BILL NUR eEa P. O. NUMBER AMOUNT DEDUCTIONS AMOUNT gro s receipts c en rg 23/4 i chise g cc: M. L. Rugless g THE ATTACHED CHECK IS ISSUED IN FULL PAYMENT OF THE WITHIN ACCOUNT • AND THE PAYEE ACCEPTS IT AS SUCH BY THE ENDORSEMENT ON THE CHECK NO OTHER ACKNOWLEDGMENT IN NECESSARY 21 DUE 676.01 2 2000 r SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON CO M,.,. SIN WEST $iN STRECT, LGS AKGCLES 53, CFLIFp RNI� DATE ITEM MOR pp YR. • 190,8 Payment due of 'J IF NOT CORRECT RETURN WITHOUT ALTERATION AND STATE DIFFERENCE PLEASE DETACH AT PERFORATED LINE BEFORE DEPOSITING . MBEOUR R &u OuNURRER R P-0 NUMBER AMOUNT DEDUCTIONS AMOUNT and 24, 1 of I� c` DUE DATE • • 41.70 2 from sale of electri li t, he power energy for pe iod ecemb! • to December 31, 1947, as per te. Franchise granted by O�ty of Nv Beach Ordinance No. 6 • Gross Receipts 4380,511.06 of 1% under Franch se 1 • Act of 19j7 $1,902. 6 81365 of 1,902.56 96293 cc :R.A.Moody n M.L.Rugless • THE ATTACHED CHECK IB I..UED IN FULL PAYMENT OF THE WITHIN ACCOUNT AND THE PAYEE ACCEPTS IT AB SUCH BY THE ENDORSEMENT ON THE CHECK - NO OTHER ACKNOWLEDGMENT IS NECESSARY and 24, 1 of I� c` DUE DATE • • 41.70 2 Statement of gee December 239 1947 delivery of elect• Newperrt Beach, Cs granted °by. Ord$na AL of Hues in Pro.. Payment iA JE1PI'+t�ANY Cal. : of.. of i?at 1c & Total 40M in .. St�betda to Miles App Amount . Private. .. Miles Oolmm.:#2. &on!!s' in Goi.#1 . to! chise #'for venues t-or the period,ended `_ shown in. Col. 5 z one p11a8D to furnishing and Per Ceye . Col, #3 yem? the City Of 7usi.` der terns of B=Woh 91.0284 �34a558691s16 -;A Period oovere4.' ', °tl%1 /47 to 12/23/47#. inclusive). 357/565'of,$691 = X67641 . State of California j fs) (4) duevCit,v:6fVwv6rt Beach,. d Diatributiea Ines and Thor ¢• • ,0000 _ .. tal. Miles on of Hues in Pro.. Payment ltdles '.' % of pR )ilic', Cal. : of.. of i?at 1c & Total 40M in .. St�betda to Miles App Amount . Private. .. Miles Oolmm.:#2. &on!!s' in Goi.#1 . to! chise #'for r. 'Hight on of Ariount end shown in. Col. 5 z one of Way: System shoes J" 20 Alleys Per Ceye . Col, #3 yem? .2371S9s964 4106 91.0284 �34a558691s16 -;A Period oovere4.' ', °tl%1 /47 to 12/23/47#. inclusive). 357/565'of,$691 = X67641 . State of California j Couaty''©f..1641 Angeles )' R. E. Fifes being. by 3e f first - duly:pWorn, •deposes and says: , That .he is Comptroller of Southern CaTifkrnia Edison Comp any # a oarporatit' orga "6e and exist '• . under the laws of the State of California, that the'..above statea�t correctly shol�l. o the beat of his knowledgp':W belief the amount'.upon' which payment is due from `j"ry la .. '' •y 1941 to December 23# 194.7., inclusive, and the amount: due,..aris.ing from the ;'vte., operation .: Pr possession of the Franchise granted unto Southern Califomiaa.$dison'Company by ' Ordinance'No. 87, of the City of Ne*port Beaehy State of California. A ..� .p._T��yv .M •� _ . TnI� t a_ior. _ i. 0 0 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 1947 A Gross Power Revenues Gross Lighting Revenues Total Revenues B Total Investment in Operative Property as indicated by the books, exclusive of intangibles, Construction Work in Progress, and other deductible items C Gross Revenues per dollar of investment Power Lighting D Amount invested in Transmission, Distribution, and Utilization System. This includes - Towers & Fixtures & Poles & Fixtures Transmission Distribution Tower Line Conductors & Pole Line Conductors Transmission Distribution Underground Conduits & Conductors - Distribution Line Transformers Services Street Lighting Equipment Total Investment in Transmission, Distribution & Utilization • System occupying both public and private Rights of Way $46,o49,44o.15 37,772,619.47 $ .114659 .094051 18,302,539.46 32,601,023.57 19,236,904.54 23,819,632.60 5,272,437.79 29,673,792.47 8,033,041.73 2,707,882.25 E Amount of Revenues applicable to Transmission and Distribution System occupying public and private rights of way on basis of revenue per dollar of investment as shown in "C" Power Revenues 16,011,814.54 Lighting Revenues 13,133,963.92 • Comptroller's Dept. February 12, 1946 (Exhibit "A ") $ 83,822,059.62 4ol,619,786.42 139,647,254.41 $ 29,145,778.46 SODTHRN CAISFO_IMIA �13� =COiPANY �� stateme4it ef,gross revenuee'� riod December 24, 1947 to ,. Deaember.,,.7F3: 19}7, applicabl of ishing;. delivery of v s. electrib =.;irtth'in the City of Newport Beacli under terse of - == Franchise ji"d.by Ordinance No. 566. Ir Light, Hsa*, and power 1947, *'7" $380,511.06 1/2 of 1°� Oder Fraf[ehiae Act or 1937 # 1,90E.56 i T.eriod covered-W24 /47 to 12/31/47 ':x8/365 of #1,902.56 # " 41.70 State of California., ' ) S3 County of Los Angeles ) )t. E. Fife, being by me first duly at10i'!,, deposes . effi says t That he Is Comptroller of Squthera CaiilarrniR:gdisoa Company, n oorpaMtion, organised and existing. under the.iswe of the State of Califcrniai,;that the above, statement coi�rsotly.ehowe.t0 the beat of his knowledge and belief the leiount upon which payment is due from December 24, 1947 to December.310 1947, inclusive$ and the amount due, arising from the use,.. . operation or possession of the Franehiso'granted unto Southern California Sdiaon Company by Ordinance No. 566 of the .City. of Newport Beach, State of California. Subscribed and sworn to before me this SLY of 1948. Notary Public in end . for the County of Los Angeles, State of California. My Commission F.znires Jutie 5.195D ' r_ ,�. 'a.� _t... �.`'�. ^.v�rrVr ti♦t ""4c�a��. Yrtof�:a _ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 'qw. APPLICATION FOR ELECTRIC FRANCHISE Los Angeles, California September 22, 1947 CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH, STATE OF CALIFORNIA and its City Council. Gentlemen: SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ED130N COMPANY, a California utility corporation, as ;applicant, hereby applies for a franchi pursuant to the Franchise Act of 1937, and avers as follows: (a) Applicant ►s name and address is: Southern California Edison Company, 601 West Fifth Street, Los Angeles 13, California. (b) The purpose and term of said franchise sha be: 1. To use for transmitting and distributing electricity within the City of Newport Beach, for any and all purposes other than those authorized under Section 19 of Article XI of the Constitution of the State of California, as said section existed prior t4 �.ts- amendment on October 10, 1911, all poles, wires, conduits and appurtenances that now are or may hereafter be lawfully placed in the public streets, alleys, ways and places within said City; and 2. To construct and use in said public streets, alleys, ways and places, all poles, wires, conduits and appurtenances, including communication circuits, necessary-jr proper for said purposes; and 3. The term.of said franchise so requested, shall be indeterminate, as provided in the Franchise Act of 1937 (c) If saki franchise shall be granted%to it, Applicant will pay to said City during the term thereof two 1 2 3 4 5 6 711 r 11 12 13 14 1E 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 percent (2 %) of the gross annuaa receipts of Applicant arising from the use, operation or possession of said franchise; provided, however, that such payment shall in no event be less than one -half percent (1/2 %) of the gross annual receipts of Applicant derived from the sale of electricity within the limits of said City under both franchises, namely, the franchise now owned by Applicant by virtue of said Section 19 of Article XI of the Constitution of the State of California, and the franchise for.4hich application is hereby made. We request that said franchise be granted by ordinance in the form which accompanies the form of resolution which we have prepared and submit herewith for your use should you elect to use the same. :7140 Yours very truly, SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY Att - 2 - 0 ! ACCEPTANCE OF Flt;, = CHISE To the City Council of the City of NTewport 9each State of California. Southern California Edison Company 'hereby accepts all of the terms and conditions of that certain Franchise granted by your Honorable 3ody on the 24th day of November, 1947) b,- Ordinance H110. 566. DATED, this 25th day of November, 1947. ., WE SOU1HER13 CALIFORUIJ EDISON CO.�2)11117Y, c (S::AL ) Attest: STATE OF CALIFORNIA ) COU""'!TY OF LOS A fGELES ) S CITY OF NfE" PORT BEACH ) I, Frank L. Rinehart, City Clerk of the City of Newport leach, California do hereby certify that the within Acceptance of Franchise is a true and correct copy of Acceptance of Franchise filed b, toe Southern California "�P.dison Company, a corporation on the °_day of iuovember, 1947. I14- '.JITIIESS 1,c- 1 E'�OF, I have hereunto set,�y hand and official seal of the City,of i:etiport 3each this Is day of November, 1947. City Clerk of the City of Newport ?each, California (SEAL) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 ELI 0 r 10 RESOLUTIOI'd OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA, APPROVING A FRANCHISE BOND FILED BY SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY, A CORPORATION. The City Council of the City of Newport Beach, State of California, does hereby resolve as follows: WHEREAS, on the 24th day of November, 1947, in pursuanc of a Notice of Intention to Grant Franchise heretofore published by the City of Newport Beach, the City Council of the City of Newport Beach duly adopted Ordinance No. 566 in the manner pre- scribed by law granting to SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDI30N C014PANY, a franchise of the right for an indeterminate period (a) to use, fo transmitting and distributing electricity within the City of Newport Beach for any and all purposes, all poles, wires, conduit and appurtenances, including communication circuits which are now, or may hereafter be lawfully placed in, along, across, upon or under the public streets, ways, alleys and places within the City of Newport Beach, and (b) to construct and use in said streets, ways, alleys and places, all poles, wires, conduits and appur- tenances, including communication circuits necessary or proper fo said purposes; and WHEREAS, said Southern California Edison Company has heretofore, pursuant to law and the provisions of said Ordinance No. 566, granting said franchise, filed a franchise bond running in favor of said City of Newport Beach, State of California, in amount of One Thousand Dollars (,"1,000.00). NOW, THEREFORE, the City Council of the City of Newport Beach, State of California, does hereby resolve as follows: That said franchise bond wherein Southern California Edison Company is named as Principal, and Pacific Indemnity Company, a corporation duly qualified and authorized to do a surety business in the State of California, is named as Surety, 1 2 3 4 5 II 10 11 12 13.. Iasi 151'. 16 I� 17 18 19 20 21 221 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31'' 32 a W be and the same is hereby approved. STATE OF CALIFORNIA ) ) SS. COUNTY OF LOS AdGELES ) I, FRANK L. RINEHART, City Clerk of the City of Newport Beach, California, do hereby certify that the foregoing Resolutio was regularly introduced at a regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Newport Beach held on the —?�- -- day of } 1pn:,,ui,., t , 1947, and was duly passed and adopted at a regular meeting of said City Council held on the � day ofTj- pj,.n,h,, „ 1947 by the following vote: AYES: COUIQCILLtiiEN: NOES: COUNCI 1EN: ABSENT: COU )CILMEN: IN FITNESS :''HEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and i�ti affixed the seal of said City of Newport Beach this iL day of 1'IAx�,w -.- Kati,,, 1947. I l , -a' , erK oz the Uity or ire State of California -2- i i I � STATE OF CALIFORNIA ) ) SS. COUNTY OF LOS AdGELES ) I, FRANK L. RINEHART, City Clerk of the City of Newport Beach, California, do hereby certify that the foregoing Resolutio was regularly introduced at a regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Newport Beach held on the —?�- -- day of } 1pn:,,ui,., t , 1947, and was duly passed and adopted at a regular meeting of said City Council held on the � day ofTj- pj,.n,h,, „ 1947 by the following vote: AYES: COUIQCILLtiiEN: NOES: COUNCI 1EN: ABSENT: COU )CILMEN: IN FITNESS :''HEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and i�ti affixed the seal of said City of Newport Beach this iL day of 1'IAx�,w -.- Kati,,, 1947. I l , -a' , erK oz the Uity or ire State of California -2- -�V i GUY acre November 24, 1947 The City Council of the City of N a;-,�rt 3faoh set in regular adjourned eexsal*A in thy- City Council Chanbers at t!-e Wiry Hall =.t the hour of 4 o'clock p.m. on above date A;Ith Mayor Feed preeidW. UD;k'ija R;2 BUSS, INESS The ordinance In conneoti ^n vith the op;lioation of 31outhern California g.aUon Compmny for wlectric franchise came up for final passage mad on motion of Coc :ncilm6n Robertson, seconded by Councilman Allen and carried, the .reading of the Ordinance wlF=e dispensed Viths whereupon Councilman Robertson moved the adoption of the ordinance, be ing can ORDINANCE GRMT1K0 TO qnC vi' RPt CALIFt IANIA M11CH COHP't'Ni i ITS SUCCESS01w! AND A`MUNS, A FRANCHISE TO USE FOR Tii; +r3SM2TTINlI AND DldfiV.IHiJ"TitJC EI.".uT- RICITY WITHIN THE CITY OF Nr.WrOHT BEACH FOR ANY AND ALL PUR, POSES O'n" THAN THG �E MITT, RI ZDD�I��j U", r.R 3Ec'TT"N 19 OT ARTICLE XI OF THE ' V Or THE nATE OF CALIFORNIA An aID SECTION EXISTED VRIOIR T:,' ITS A33£R'} M1rr ON OCTOBER 10 1 11 ALL POLES POLESj wIRF30 ���/CONDDUI'"��S AND BE Ar- ?URT�yE�t�1'AkCy�F j PLACED .R.r, Nvo, oil MAY iiTw ,A,A k: k �t� 44+Y .� Y'l i VwsL I+' THE FUBL.IC `Ts'` TS, ALLEYSo WAX, AND PLACL —n vlViIN SAID CITY, AND TO CONSTRUCT AND USE IN SAID :'urBLIC "i`R 'SEV ALLEYOO WAYS AND PL.iCE9 ALL POLt'S, UIRE31 CONDUfTS AND A.VT UKTt.'NANCL 0 INCLU91NO COxmuNICATION CIRCUITS, NECh;9, ARX OR FRO' ET, F Ks SAID PU.RPGSMS. The motioZ for ado tiOn of the ordinance wec.s duly seoonded by Councilman Allent the ordinance design.7.ted C•rdinance ` =o. 566 and waa ado ted by the follW.4ine roll onll Vote, to Witt AXt.o 00!,NCILMZN: A11en, Isbell, Robertson, Siler, Reed. Nozs* COUNCILKZN1 None ABSw34T, COUNCILMEN1 None _I.- The bond in the amount of ;100W submitted by Southern California 1:;d1son Company, Ltd, in accordance -with the provisions of 3ention 6 of Ordintance No. 566 Brae approved by the City Attorney, wrnereupon, Counoilman Isbell moved the adoption of a rasolution, being a R- OOLUTION OF i'Fitc. CITY COUNCIL OF 'rn CITX OF Nw"A.FCJ2,T BEJ%;li, CALIhM41t,, APPROVING A FRA14CHISL BOND FILL. aY nOUTtvo.RN CALIrCmNIA &DI °..Ofl COMPASIO A CORPOR..";TIbN, The motion for adoption of the resolution was duly seconded by Councilmen :.lion and the resolution was adopted by the following roll oxll vote, to Witt AYE; =, COUNCItJ41:W1 Allen, Isbell, Robertson, Siler, Reed 1+OLIs COUNCILMC111 tone ABSIE aT, COUNCILM N: None A,OJO.. --. !.4' On motion of Councilman filer, seconded by Councilman Allen, an adjournment was taken Sine Die, I, Frank L. Rinehart, City Clerk of the City of Newport Beach, do hereby certify thrit the above and foregoing is a true and correct exoerjt taken from the minutes of the ma::tinrr of the Council of the City of .Sevport Jevch at a regular adjourned meetL-jg held on the 24th day of November, 1947, -city Clerk of the 4 Newport Deach, California 0 • • RESOLUTII :7 SO. W2 RESOLUTION OF INTENTION TO GRANT ELECTRIC FRAN- CHISE. WHEREAS, SOUTHERN CAL- IFORNIA EDISON COMPANY, a California utility corporation, has filed with the Council of the Ctiy of Newport Beach an appli- cation requesting that a franchise be granted to it of the character and for the purposes mentioned in the form of notice hereinafter set forth: and WHEREAS, in the opinion of said Cri noil lire public good re- quires that said franchise be granted; NOV,, TIIF:REFORE, BE IT RE- SOLVED that said City Council intends to grant said franchise, that hcarinG of objections to the granting thereof will be held at the time and place specified in the form of notice hereinafter set forth which the Cleric of said City is horeby directed to publish at least once within fifteen d a y s after the passage of this resolu- tion in Nriyport Balboa News - Times, a m lv paper of general circulation within said City, and that said nulice shall be in the following w!n ds and figures: "NOTICE OF INTENTION TO GRANT FRANCHISE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV- I,,S that Sriathern California Edisnn Cornl,any, a Califo":aia utility corporation, has Tiled its opplivat.i,•o with the Coan- cil of tho City of Newport Reach re ;u: sting said Coun- ell to m'nnt it a franchise for an indrl� canlnate period, as prcniw -d in fi)e Franchise Act of 1987. il'r to use, for trans- mitting; atrtl distributing elce- tricity within said City for any and all purposes other than tbns�• authorizcd under Section 19 of Article XI of the Constitution of the Ste.te of Calirorn °a, as said section ex- isted prior to ifs amendment on October 10, 1911, all poles, %virus, conrluits and appurten- ances which now are or may hc�'t oft,:r be law'fnlly planed in the public strccts, al(evs. ways and places within said City. and (2) to construct and use in said public strcets alleys, ways and places all 0 1; 01, :c, �cs.'•'c. cenrh ?its and ap- , com- 1:.!: +. .._. It ,�;ng muilh °," n da'� ^:ifs, ncrssary or 'fe,fier for said purposes, if said franchise shall be granted to it, said Southern C.)iifornia Edison Company, its successors and assigns, hereinafter designated grant - cc, shall during the life of said 6•anchise pay to said City two percent (251r) of the gross an- nual receipts of said grantee arising from the use. opera- tion or possession of said fran- chise; provided, however, that such payment shall in no event be less than a'sum which shall be equivalent to one -half per- cent f. !:'r) of the gross an- n u -a t receipts, derived by grantee from the sale of elec- tricity within the limits of said City under both the fran- chise to be granted and the franchise now owned by said grantee by virtue of Section 19 of Article SI of the Con - stitution of the State of Cal- ifoi nia as said section exirted prior to its amendment on October 10, 1911. Such per- centage shall he paid annual- ly from the daie of the grant- ing of the franchise ap,,)licd for, and in the event such payment shall not be made said franchise shall be forfeit- ed. Said City Council proposes to ;•rant said franchise for an indeterminate period. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV- EN that any and all persons having any objections to the granting of said franchise may appear before vaid Council at the City Hall of said City at the Lour of 4 o'clock p.m. on Monday, the 10th day 6f No- vember. 1947, and be heard thercon: and NOTICE IS HEREBY FUR- THER GIVEN that at any time not later than the hour set for hearing such object- ions an)' person interested may make written protest slatin" objections nreinst the grant i n;; of r.sid Iranchisc. ivhielt prOtcSI must be signed by the protestant and be dc- livcr,•d to the City Clerk of :said i'ily, and the Council shall at the time set for hear ing said objections proceed to hear and pass upon all pr6- tests so made; and NOTICE IS HF,:..EBY FUR- THER, GIVEN that the grart- ce of said franchise m us t within five dsls after t h e date of cranfinv same file with the Council of said City a bond in the p ^vial sum of one 1' ousand dollars ($1,000.- 00) running to said City with a, least two goo ;' and suf- ficient sureties th,.eto to be approved by said C' "^•n- ail conditioned t h :, I such grantee Fhall well and truly nbsc "e. fulfill end perform each and every term and con- dition of said franchise, and that in case of : ny hrc - ^h of'conditoin of said ho-Id oc- currim- the whN^ amount of the penal sum Pr r gin :vary .,d shall ' -o tak, n :end cl:. .ned to br hquidated dan)a ^rs a n d sl.r!]I he recn.rra',1c from t!le princil,ml nod sureties upon said hand. For. furth,r narlicula!:s ref- erence is horohv rand-, fn said application filyd as aforesaid in the of,'ice of said Conneil, vnd also to the. resolution adopted by said City Coum!il on the 61h day of October, 1997, declaring its intention to grant said franchise. Dated this 6 ;h day of October, 19.47. By order of the Council' of the City of Nv�i'port Beach, Califor- nia. Frank L. Rinehart, City Clerk, City of Newport Beach." The foregoinfi resolution was duty passed and rdopted by the Conneil of the City of Newport Beach at a regular meeting of the said Council held on the 6th day of October, 1947, by the fol- lowing vote: AYES; COUNCILMEN: Allen, Rob rlson. Reed. NOES: COUNCILMEN, None. A.'SL•'NT: COUNCILMEN, Siler, fsbell. O. P.. RF.EI) May ^r' Cit'N t Pe:10), State of Califor- nia. .1T'PF,ST: Frank L. Rinehart, City i:'Ici k, [lily of Nctt'pert Bcaeh, St:lle of California. P•.!I. - rn..l. n. 1997. 0 0 AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION City of Newport Beach, City Clerk, Newport Beach, California. - ........................... . ........... .. ............... __ ...................... --.. ........ . .............. _ ............. ... ........... .... __ ..................... .. .......... .. ................ ........ .......... • AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION In the matter --- Q.- L.In.tentiOn..... to Grant Electric Franchise to Resolution- _No... ... ,5c^2 .. ...... ...... _................ Southe .rn....Californ #a- ..Ed-1-son -- Company. STATE OF CALIFORNIA, ) as COUNTY OF ORANGE Sam D. Porter T, ......................................................................... ............................... being first duly sworn depose and say: That at all times hereinafter mentioned he was a citizen of the United States, over the age of eighteen ydars, and a resident of said county; and was at and during all said times the printer and pub- lisher of the Newport Balboa News - Times, a newspaper of general circulation printed, published and circulated in the City of Newport Beach, County of Orange, State of Cali- fornia; that said Newport Balboa News-Times is adjudged and decreed to be a newspaper of general circulation, Decree No. A -107 having been issued in the Superior Court of Orange County, May 20, 1938; that said Newport Balboa News -Times is and was at all times hereinafter mentioned a newspaper of general circulation as that term is defined by Section 4460 and the subsequent sections of the Political Code, and, as provided by said section, is published for the dissemination of local and telegraphic news and intelligence of a general character, having a bona fide subscription list of paying subscribers, and is not devoted to the interests, or published for the entertainment or instruction of a particu- lar class, profession trade, calling, race or denomination, or for the entertainment and instruction of any number of such •classes, professions, trades, callings, races, or denomina- tions; that at all times said newspaper had been established, printed and published in the City of Newport Beach, County and State, at regular intervals for more than one year pre- ceding the first publication of the - RBSOlIltlOri 3.. � ...................................... ............................... .................... o2 Resolution No.35 herein mentioned; that said .............. _ ... .............. ....... ................... was set in type not smaller than eight point, and was pre- ceded by words printed in blackface type not smaller than eight point, describing and expressing in general terms the purport and character of the notice intended to be given; that the.A0.sQ1%.uiQn...$o... ... 3 -2P copy of which is printed on reverse side, is a printed copy. and was printed, published and circulated in said news - paper.. . .Qng .....................times, commencing on the..... 914..... day of ............ . .9Ct0leR ....................... 194....7.. and ending 9th October onthe .......................... day of ............................................. 194........ both days inclusive, and as often during said times as said newspaper was regularly issued, ..... ............................... ntabar .... 9, ........ .............................. • ....................... ... ......._ ........... _.........A. D.. 194._7... copy of which Is printed on re}�e�se side, is a printed copy, Printed put+ hed and ' eulaged Win each of said days. 44"1 ... ....[\,/..._.. . .... ...................._... Subscribed and Sworn to before me October day of .................. _......._. ............_.................. 194 ........ ...._, .- ............. ................ Notary Public in and for a County of Orange, State of California. JiMSOLUTION NO. 3522 REGOLUT7pF OF 17 TENTION TO GRANT ELECTRIC FRA_:- C'A[SII. i:Ff1JREAS, SOi.7I1. ^RN CAL - IFORNIA EDTSQN ('0iMPANY a California utila; co .)radion, has filed v: ith thr. " wine l of r:rc Ctiy of Newport Hach appli- cation requ(S,:r:? 'hnt a franch:se be granird to it of t:nr 'haractcr and for thi in the form r,.' 1,­4 !ar,tina ^oi set forrh; and U`HEPU ", in th; In:;ii,:i of said Cocura t.:. -, ve- cluiics that ::wl ILi R.'t iSP be granted; NCN'7' I'T,11tF; Isfl I'll RE, SOLVED `i:c` sn i f'i'e r "'auncil intends t, •,:c:.iit �.R,J f•: nchise, that he,ru:•, ,n 'he nr grantin; it ,,, 1 -)r,' h,N] at the tirre ;1 plan, sp,dficd in the forte: !r.s. In set forth tci,irh th, is i- .ercb,.- dig. .'1 1 pmb.,<h at least once wi...:.) days after the -if La )mo'u- tion in D`: ;'n.: ,..Jt,,; . Nows- TImPs. a nr'a Y' oI lm:iwral circul;ut:o'l ).m sod (.ily, and that sa-d n,. i,;c sl -dl be in the foi.owm' -, v. i_ � „d ) ztn' „S: TO G is A` t i'. \,::'HIS).. NOI'I -1:1, f ::R5T`iY GI°- EN -0,xl S;.e.Y -, n 'l :!ifornia Edison Compah). a Ca'i.fornia utility corporation, has filed its application with the Coun- cil of the City of Newport Beach requesting said Coun- cil to grant it a franchise for an indeterminate period, as provided in the Franchise Act of 1937, 1 -) to use, for trap mitting and distributing e ;ec tricity within said City for any and all purposes other than thoe, anthoH7. J :nd,'i Section 19 of Article ail of the Ccnstitutton of the S'a`e of California, as said sec -ion e,,- istrd prior to its am idmcnt on Octohcr 10, 1917, all poles• wires, conduits and aur::rten- ances which now arc or rn.n hereafter be lawful] > in the public streets, alas. grays and places wi >.c: . City. and (2) to censtrr.c : :. -id use in said publi:: str.:c's, alleys, ways and place., all p:ac>., wires, sandal'_ and ap- purt: nancrs, incinding coln- rn,., ; . tkn ^'r:,nits, necessary o, ..n,:1 for srid. Purposes. If said franchise_ shall be er cnird to it, said S.nuthern o'ifo: n Edson Company, its and assigns, hendn )fitx rlrsig iatcd grant- ee, c`.mll dering the life of said f, enrh:s: pay to said City two percr in (°q' ) of the gross an- nual n e! ipts of said * grantee arisin;; f 'om the use, opera- tion or possession of said fran- chise; provided, however, that such pavmcnt shall in no event be less than a sm:i which shall be c ^tuvalent to one -half' per- cent ('_ ":) of the •gross an- n u a I receipts derived by Era: 'cc from the sale of eldc- tricl'.y within the aimits of said City nnder both the fran- chise to be granted and the I now on•red by said c—rileo by virtue of Section .,f Article SI oVthe Con - slit ^firm of the State of Cal - ito_ is as said :ectiec existed ]friar to ils amendment on Ocl,d)n 10, 191' Such per. conla, -c =hall be paid annual- ly f7nm the date of the grant - irg of the franchise applied tor, and in the event such payment shall not be made s, =.id franchise shall be forfeit- ed. S,irl City C'o!u,cil proposes, to grant ;:aid franchise for an ind,tertninatc period. NCi7I('E IS HEREBY GIV -. EN that any and all persons having any objections to the granting of said franchise may appe,u' b,:fovc ;:aid Council at th, City Iiall of said City at th,. hour of 4 o'clock p.m: on ATnnday, :be 10th day of No- vemlwr, 19:7, and be heard twreor; end - ' NOTI” I; IS IIEREBY FUR - IER GICF. \• hat at any. time nol later than the hour set for hearing such object- ions am' person interested riac make written protest stnlim, o^.,iectiens against the graining of c:aid franchise, v-hich protest must he signed liy +he protestant and be de- );vclzJ to the City Clerk of said City, and the Council she" at tlic time setfor", hear. -aid objections p1•oceed`to hear and pass upon all pro- leats so made; and NOTICE IS HEREBY FUR- THER GIVEN that the grant- ee of said franchise must within five days after the date of granting same file v:ith the Council of said City a bond in the penal sum of one thousand dollars ($1,000: 00) rumnin.- to said City with at least two good and suf- ficient sureties thereto to 'be approved by said City Coun- cil conditioned t h a t such grantee shall well and truly observe. ?,:.fill and perform each and every "term and con- dition of said franchise, and that in case of "am' breach of cnm_litoin of -. rid b:,nd oc- carrin:, lbr• whol. innuun.t of the p•:n d «.m Ili r +•in .lamed shall h,, la'::•v :,nd (teamed to hp A:;:;irl ^1cr', llama ^es and shall l:.' 105 0* 2 blr from the ptinci: of sod ,ui.li:,S upon said h„nd. For fu'u) :3 o.,itl^m.os-ref- crence ie 'o• o;. .rm,)­ :o said al.plii :;! lnn iii. ^ in the of.v:r 4 said Council, and ;0: %, o ?h_• ntsuluticn ado,.t..d ir; - . 1 i�c coolcil on the &i, d ^c n.' rictnber, 1947, . d.,.. -hoe"• "iis inirniinn to grant sail Dated this ,;Ih ri „v „f Oriuber, 1947. B,v ordrn• of the Council of the .City' of Ne_scporl Beach, Califor- nia. _. Frank L. Rinehart, City Clerk, City bf Iti cviport Reach.” The fore Going resolulion was .duly passed and adopted by' the Council of the Cily of Newport Pea `h at a 'regular meeting of lh .aid Council held on the 6th -dav of October, 1947, by the fol- lou"ing rote: RTES: C'OL`TNCILMEN` Allen, Robertson, Reed. NOES: COUNCJILMEN, None. AF,SENT: "COUNCILMEN, Siler, Isbell. O. B. REED, Mayor, Citv of Newport Beach, State of Califor- nie °. ... ATTEST: Frank L.. Rinehart, City Clerk", City of NewportBeach, State of California. Pub.—Oct. 9, 1947: r� U r� U • o SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY LTD. EDISON BUILDING GAIL C. LARKIN VICE- .N[{I ... I ... ... 9.AL ...N[[L LOS ANGELES 53,CALIFORNIA LAW DEPARTMENT November 25, 1947 Iiir. Frank L. Rinehart City Clerk of the City of Newport Beach Newport Beach, California BRUCE RENWICK .65�STPNT GEN E¢..L CO VNSEL E. W. CUNNINGHAM GEORGE E. TROWBRIDGE VICTOR E. KOCH ROLLIN E. WOODBURY .SEIST.NT .... S.L Re: City of Newport Beach Ordinance No. 566 Dear Hr. Rinehart: There is enclosed for filing original Acceptance of Franchise dated November 25, 1947 and executed by officers of this Comj,any, wherein the Company states that it accepts all of the terms and conditions of the franchise branted by the City Council of the City of Newport Beach on November 24, 1947, by Ordinance No. 566. Will you please acknowledge receipt of the enclosed original Acceptance by executing the receipt which ap- pears on the carbon copy of this letter. Very truly yours, Assistant General Counsel BR:dh Encls. r I (r 1 2 3 4 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30, 31 32 ORDIIIANCE i10. /q6 ORDINANOE GRANTIUG TO SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISO11 COi:PAi1Y, ITS SUCCi:SSOaS «i•Ii) ASSIGNS, A FRA:JCHIST; TO USE, FOR 'THAJS `iITTING AND IS`TRIBUTI:iG ELEC- TRICITY ''.iITH1iI 'PHA CITY OF 14EWPORT BEACH FOR ANY AND ALL PURPOSES OTHER TH'Adl TiIOSE AUTHORIZED Ui`IDER SECTION 19 OF ARTICLE XI OF THE COi STITUTION OF THE STATE OF CALIFO dIIA AS SAID S CTIOiu EXISTED PRIOR TO ITS A:,.Ei`•ID .FiT ON OCTOBER 10,1911, ALL POLES, i�Zlt S, CONDUITS AiVD APPURTEPiAiiCES 1J`HICH ARE i10' :I OH iiAY HzhEAFT a BE LA' :1FULLY PLACED IN THE PUBLIC STREETS, ALLEYS, hAYS A14D PLACES +ZTHIN SAID CITY, AND ^l0 COI�STitUCT AND USE Iii SAID PUBLIC STREETS, ALLEYS, t.AYS AND PLACES ALL PO`LZS, 4,11HES CONDUITS ATZ APPURTENANCES, INCLUDING CO1,.JWUIQICATIbN CIRCUITS, NECESSARY OR PROPER FOR SAID PURPOSES. The City Council of the City of Newport Beach does ordain las follows: Section 1. :whenever in this ordinance the words or phrases hereinafter in this section defined are used, they shall have the respective meanings assigned to them in the following definitions (unless, in the given instance, the context wherein they are used shall clearly import a different meaning): (a) The word "grantee'".shall mean the corporation to which the franchise contemplated in this ordinance is granted and its lawful successors or assigns; (b) The word "City *" shall mean the City of Newport Beach, a municipal corporation of the State of California, in its present incorporated form or in any later reorganized., con- solidated, enlarged or re- incorporated form; (c) 'The word 91streets'" shall mean the public streets, ways, alleys and places as the same now or may hereafter exist within said City; (d) The phrase "poles, wires, conduits and appurtenances" shall mean poles, towers, supports, wires, conductors, cables, guys, stubs, platforms, crossarms, braces, trans- formers, insulators, conduits, ducts, vaults, manholes, meters, cut -outs, switches, communication circuits, ap- pliances, attachments, appurtenances and any other property s I located or to be located in, upon, along, across, under 2 or over the streets of the City, and used or useful in the 3 transmitting and /or distributing of electricity; 4 (e) The phrase „construct and usel� shall mean to lay, 5 construct, erect, install, operate, maintain, use, repair 6 or replace. 7 (£) The phrase "constitutional franchiser shall mean the 8 right acquired through acceptance by said grantee or its 9 predecessor in estate of the offer contained in the pro - 10 visions of Section 19 of Article XI of the Constitution 11 of the State of California, as said section existed prior 12 to its amendment on October 10, 1911, and now owned by said 13 grantee. 14 Section 2. The franchise (a) to use, for transmitting and 15 distributing electricity within the City of Newport Beach for 16 any and all purposes other than those authorized under said con - 17 stitutional franchise, all poles, wires, conduits and appurtenance , 18 which are now or may hereafter be lawfully placed on, in or under 19 the streets within said City, and (b) to construct and use in said 20 streets, all poles, wires, conduits and appurtenances, including 21 i communication circuits, necessary or proper for said purposes, is 22 hereby granted to Southern California Edison Company, upon the 23 terms and conditions set forth in the Franchise Act of 1937• 24 Section 3. Said franchise shall be indeterminate, that is to 25 say, said franchise shall endure in full force and effect until th 26 same shall, with the consent of the Public Utilities Commission of 27 the State of California, be voluntarily surrendered or abandoned 28 by the grantee, or until the State or some municipal or public 29 corporation thereunto duly authorized by law shall purchase by 30 voluntary agreement or shall condemn and take under the power of 31 eminent domain, all property actually used and useful in the exer- 32 -2- 1' 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 111 12 13 Mme! 15 lE 17 12 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 0 cise of said franchise and situate in the territorial limits of the State, municipal or public corporation purchasing or condemn- ing such property, or until said franchise shall be forfeited for noncompliance with its terms by the grantee, Section 4.,The grantee of said franchise shall, during the term thereof, pay to said City, a sum annually ihich shall be equivalent to two percent (2110) of the gross annual receipts of sa grantee arising from the use, operation or possession of said fra chise; provided, however, that such payment shall in no event be less than a sum which shall be equivalent to one -half percent (112;0) of the gross annual receipts derived by grantee from the sale of electricity within the limits of such City under said franchise and said constitutional franchise. Section 5. The grantee hereof shall file with the Clerk of said City, within three (3) months after the expiration of the calendar year, or fractional calendar year, following the date of the granting of this franchise, and within three (3) months after the expiration of each and every calendar year thereafter, a duly verified statement showing in detail the total gross receipts of said grantee, during the preceding; calendar year, or such frac- tional calendar year, from the sale of electricity within said City. Such grantee shall pay to said City within fifteen (15) days after the time for filing said statement, in lawful money of the United States, the aforesaid percentage of its gross receipts for the calendar year, or such fractional calendar year, covered by said statement. Any neglect, omission or refusal of said grantee to file said verified statement, or to pay said percentage at the time or in the manner hereinbefore provided, shall be grounds for the declaration of a forfeiture of this franchise and of all rights of grantee hereunder. Section 6. The grantee of this franchise shall file a bond, running to the City of Newport Beach, with at least two good -3- 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 FI 10 11 12 13 14 151 16 17 lE 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 fA and sufficient sureties, to be approved by the legislative body thereof, in the penal sum of One Thousand Dollars ($1,000.00), conditioned that the grantee shall well and truly observe, fulfi and perform each and every term and condition of this franchise, and that in case of any breach of condition of said bond, the whole amount of the penal sum therein named shall be taken and deemed to be liquidated damages and shall be recoverable from the principal and sureties upon said bond. Said bond shall be filed with the legislative body of the City of Newport Beach within five (5) days after the date of the granting of this franchise; and in case said bond shall not be so filed, or shall not receive the approval of the legislative body, this franchise shall be feited and any money paid to the City in connection therewith likewise be forfeited. Section 7. This franchise is granted under and in accordance with provisions of said Franchise Act of 1937. Section 8. This ordinance shall become effective thirty (30) days after its final passage, unless suspended by referendum petition filed as provided by law. Section 9. The grantee of this franchise shall pay to the City a sum of money sufficient to reimburse it for all publica- tion expenses incurred by it in connection with the granting then of; said payment to be made within thirty (30) days after the Cit shall have furnished said grantee with a written statement of suc expenses. Section 10. The franchise granted hereby shall not become effective until written acceptance thereof shall have been filed by the grantee with the City Clerk. Section 11. Ordinance No. 564, adopted by the City Council of the City of Newport Beach, State of California on September 2, 1947, is hereby repealed. Section 12. The City Clerk shall cause this ordinance to be -4- i 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 • .4, . ..... published once within fifteen (15) days after its passage in e, �o r \ \�� �, i,� , a newspaper of general circulation pu lished and circulated in said City. First read at a regular meeting of the City Council of said City held on the ALf day of _110�,e �,.�ief 194 , and finally adopted and ordered published a't\a regular meeting of said Counc held on the day of l s w� _, 194+ , by the following vote: AYES: Counc ATTEST: NOES: Councilmen 110L ABSENT: Councilmen y Ulerk of the Newport Beach -5- I ING ... ..... . ........ -CALIPOiDdl EDISON. 3IGN$ A FRANWSE [StRIAUTING .14 X=�- 1� ANT . AAR FO R OF 'TH 060ftTUTION 3AID' tt EXISTED ALL. iii6adgW'�ICH. ARE URN _RMAFTER,BE.�LAWnt . PtACED­ IN THE 7 WTA STREETS, ALLEYS idAY8 AND PLACES WITWX AND TO CONS+RiCT AND USE IN SAID.: PUBLIC ST . YS WAYS AND PIACES ALL POLES CON Aphim"CES INCLVDIWG5��'716N QIR "'PU T; 04, PROf FOR' SAID 10 The. Inty Council of the City of Newport. Beach does. ordain: 11 as follows:- Soot: ver in this ordin Lon 12-illhene aaq* Wo words or phrases..;, h6reinafter.in this section defined are use4f - they jj*jil . t1j6 respective m4,Mingg assigned to then in tke,fonowing dati*i (unless in th&""'riven instance th& contiow�-0JAL-4ji, A 1 IF #hall, i 17 4arly import a different�'msaning): 17 N OA) • (a) the'r .vo d "grantee" @hall nean the.: #erporaijqx ..to: V^ich rTS. SE FOk -'fl 4TTHi ttv.1awful iiaocessors or aepigns; UUND zo OF THE a�7 ING ... ..... . ........ -CALIPOiDdl EDISON. 3IGN$ A FRANWSE [StRIAUTING .14 X=�- 1� ANT . AAR FO R OF 'TH 060ftTUTION 3AID' tt EXISTED ALL. iii6adgW'�ICH. ARE URN _RMAFTER,BE.�LAWnt . PtACED­ IN THE 7 WTA STREETS, ALLEYS idAY8 AND PLACES WITWX AND TO CONS+RiCT AND USE IN SAID.: PUBLIC ST . YS WAYS AND PIACES ALL POLES CON Aphim"CES INCLVDIWG5��'716N QIR "'PU T; 04, PROf FOR' SAID 10 The. Inty Council of the City of Newport. Beach does. ordain: 11 as follows:- Soot: ver in this ordin Lon 12-illhene aaq* Wo words or phrases..;, h6reinafter.in this section defined are use4f - they jj*jil . t1j6 respective m4,Mingg assigned to then in tke,fonowing dati*i (unless in th&""'riven instance th& contiow�-0JAL-4ji, A 1 IF #hall, i 17 4arly import a different�'msaning): 17 • (a) the'r .vo d "grantee" @hall nean the.: #erporaijqx ..to: V^ich the franchise contemplated in this ord4vin" is�'.:grl'ap-tied and ttv.1awful iiaocessors or aepigns; zo word. "City*.. @hall.=' the Ci%y,..ef . (b). an rt� Beach, No" a municijii3Oorporatio ruid! in its n, of the iftato 044ite pr9sent incorporated form or 'X4:spy, later' reorgiini"di cojRv! J 23 solidat" �.ftliaraad or. -in v!... -eqkporate *I • 24 (c ) °I%e word •stre.ets* *hall mean: the':# i a -way Ol c treetx as . alloys and.-Plapes as the same. now Or i" .. . hpreaftek.oxiat .... 20 I . . ­.., .. . . . .. ... . within said."_ (d) 'The phrase Opoleg, wires, conduits sad appartenantes". 28 shall R"A poles, towers Mpports, wirels, ponducters cables, "guys, •tubs,, platfoi* crosoarim braiqes trans- .30: formers,, in atom, conduit duc is i lte FMAbole&# 3 motors, ..cut-outa, switches edmi ni"I Ru '46n circuits, ap- 32 pliances attachments a . ppurte . aaaco.,s sad any other property 1 , 1 located or to be located in, upon, along, across, under 2 or over the streets of the City, and used or useful in the 3 'transmitting and/or distributing of electricity; y..4- (e) The phrase "construct and user shall mean to lay, construct , erect sinstall s operate . maintain .. use g repair 6 or replace. 7 I. (f) The phrase "constitutional franchise" shall megathe 8 i right acquired through acceptance by said gran tee or.i.ts• 9 predecessor in estate of the offer contained in the pro- ~ 10 visions of Section 19 of Article XI of the Constitution 11 of the Stat# of California, as said section existed prior to its amendment on October 10, 19110 and now owned by said 1s gra tee. 14 19etion 2. The franchise (a) to use, for tranamitting' and 15 distributing electricity within the City.ef Newport Beach for 16 any and all purposes other than those authorised under said coax 17 18 stitutional fran chiss, all poles-, wires, conduits and appurtea8nce 19 which are now or may hereafter be la$fully placed on, in or under 20 i1 the streets within said City, and (b) to construct and use in sai 21 streets, all poles, wire$, conduits and appurtenances, including 22I copmunication circuits, necessary or proper for said purposes, is 23 hereby granted to.Southern California Edison .Company, upon ha 24 terns and conditions set forth in the Franchise Act of 1937. 25 Section 3. Said franchise shall be indeterminate, that is to 26� say, said franchise shall endure in full force and efftet until th 27 same shall, with the consent of the Public Utilities Commission e 28 the State of California, be voluntarily surrendered or abaned 29 by the grantee, or until the State or some municipal or public 30 corporation thereunto duly authorised by law shall purchase by 31I voluntary agreement or shall condemn and take under the power of 321 eminent domain, all property actually used and useful in the exec ♦' Er ..2- 11 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 16 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 26 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 cise of said franchise and situate in the territorial limits of the State, municipa3 or public corporation purchasing or condemn- ing such property, or until said franchise shall be forfeited for noncompliance with its.,terms by the grantee. Section The tee of said franchise shall, during the term thereof, pay to saidty, a sum annually which shall be equivalent to two percent (2 %) of the gross annual receipts of sai grantee4rising from the use, spdrition or possession of said fran chiss; provided, however, that such payment shall in no event be less than a sum'vhich shall be equivalent to .one -half percent (1 /2 %),., %of the gToss annual receipts derived by grantee from the sale of electricity within the limits of such City under said franchise and said constitutional franchise. action 5^ The grantee hereof shall file with the Clerk of said City, within three (3) months after'ths expire. h of the calendaryear,.,,or, fractional calendar year,,followiag the date of the granting:. of this franchise, and within three (3) months after the expiration of each and every calendar year thereafter, a duly verified statement showing in detail the total gross receipts of said grantee, during the preceding calendar year, or such frac- tional calendar year, from the sale of electricity within said City. Such grantee shall pay to said City within fifteen (15) days after the time for filing said statement, in lawful money of the United States, the aforesaid percentage of its gross receipts for the calendar year, or such fractional calendar year, covered by said statement. Any neglect, omission or refusal of said grantee to file said verified statement, or to pay said percentage at the time or in the manner hereinbefore provided, shall be grounds for the declaration of a forfeiture of this franchise and of all rights of grantee hereunder. Section 6. The grantee of this franchise shall file a bond, running to the City of Newport Beach, with at least two good -3- 1 2 3 4 6. 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 2e 27 28 29 30 31 32 66 *• a .sufficient sureties, to be approved by the legislative body there j, in the penal sum of 04F'Thousand Dollars (41,000.00) JL ... conditioned that the granteeahall well and truly observe, fulfill and perform sa,o„and every term and condition of this franchise, and that in case of. a breach of condition of said bond, the whole., amount of the p•" ,_::.sum therein named shall be. taken and deemed "te be liquidated damages and shall be recoverable from the principal And sureties upon said bond. Said bond shall be filed with the legislative body of the City of Newport beach within five (5). days afftr the date of the granting of this franchise; and in case said bond shall not be so filed, or shall not receive the approval of the legislative body, this franchise shall be for- feited and.any money paid to the City in connection therewith likewise be forfeited. Section 7. This franchise is granted under and in accordance with provisions of said Franchise Act of 1937. Section 8.. This ordinance shall become effective thirty (30) days after its final passage, unless suspended by referendum petition filed as provided by law. Section 9. The grantee of this franchise shall pay to the City a sum of money sufficient to reimburse it for all publica- tion expenses incurred by it in connection with thb granting of; said payment to be made within thirty (30) days after the City shall have furnished said grantee with a written statement of expenses. Section 10. The franchise granted hereb# shall not become effective until written acceptance thereof shall have been filed by the grantee with the City Clerk. Section 11. The City Clerk shall cause this ordinance to be published once within fifteen (15) days after its passage in A _1 -4- , a newspaper of 00 0• r 1 general circulation pub l s}ked and circulated in said City. 2 thirst read at a°° egui'ar meet ing of the City Council .ef..'"id i 3'I City held on the ^&T day of OWA kA'r f, 19k i and fda. y 7W I 4 I adopted and ord` ered gnbliahed qt a„sr0 �g"uI lar meeting. of said Council 6 I held on the jj�— day of , 194, by the following 6 vote: � 1 7 AYES: Councilmen 6 J , 9 10 NOES: Councilmen 11 ABSENT: Councilmen . 1z 13 14 16 16 ATTEST: i 17 18 City Clerk of,.the City of 19 Newport Beach. 20 z1 22 23 24 26 26 27 . 28 29 30 31 32 -5- " te AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION City of Newport Bench, City Clerk, Newport Beach, California. _ .................................. - ..... ...... . ....... - .... . ............................ ... ............. .... _ ........... ._ ................ .._.._ ...................... - ........................ .. • Ordinance Granting to Souther AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION Inthe matter of ... ............................... ..... ............................... California Edison Co. 1 Franchtee to u»e Ordinance No. 564 f. or.... tranamitting --&...d.istributing..electricit .............................................................. ............................... within the City of Newport Beach. ..................................................................... ............................... STATE OF CALIFORNIA, ss I COUNTY OF ORANGE Sam D. Porter L __ ................ ................................. I ............................ .............. ....._ being first duly sworn depose and say: That at all times hereinafter mentioned he was a citizen of the United States, over the age of eighteen years, and a resident of said county; and was at and during all said times the printer and pub- lisher of the Newport Balboa News - Times, a newspaper of general circulation printed, published and circulated in the City of Newport Beach, County of Orange, State of Cali- fornia; that said Newport Balboa News -Times is adjudged and decreed to be a newspaper of general circulation, Decree No. A -107 having been issued in the Superior Court of Orange County, May 20, 1938• that said Newport Balboa News -Times is and was at all times hereinafter mentioned a newspaper of general circulation as that term is defined by Section 4460 and the subsequent sections of the Political Code, and, as provided by said section, is published for the dissemination of local and telegraphic news and intelligence of a general character, having a bona fide subscription list of paying subscribers, and is not devoted to the interests, or published for the entertainment or instruction of a particu- lar class, profession trade, calling, race or denomination, or for the entertainment and instruction of any number of such classes, professions, trades, callings, races, or denomina- tions; that at all times said newspaper had been established, printed and published in the City of Newport Beach, County and State, at regular intervals for more than one year pre- ceding the first publication of the.... Or&inanCe_.Nn,- -56.4. herein mentioned: that 74 ---. -.- ........... . ... . .... ... .... ............ --- -- was set in type not smaller than eight point, and was pre- ceded by words printed in blackface type not smaller than eight point, describing and expressing in general terms the purport and character of the notice intended to be given; that the ..... .... Ordinance No. ... ...... X64 ....... ............................ ... copy of which is printed on reverse side, is a printed copy, and was printed, published and circulated in said news- paper ........ 9PA ..................times, commencing on the ........ 4k .. September T dayof ....................................................... _..., 194........, and ending 4th September 7 onthe .......................... day of. ........................ .................... 194........ both days inclusive, and as often during said times as said newspaper was regularly issued, v September 4s • ..............._...........::_ .................... _ .................... ....... A. D., 194...J... copy of whi is rimed reverse e, is a printed cony, Printed pu is and e e h of said days. Subscribed and Sworn to before me this ..... ............................... 5th day of .............. September ......................... 194..7.... ....s........�� ...................... .Notary Public in and the County of Orange, State of C gornia. "ORDINANCE NO. W4 'ORDINANCE GRANTING TO SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY, ITS SUC- CESSORS AND ASSIGNS, A FRANCHISE TO USE, FOR '79ANSMITTING AND DIS- TRMUTING ELECT R I C I T Y WI'IIIIN THE CITY OF NEW- PORT BEACH FOR ANY AND ALL PURPOSES OTI -TER THAN THOSE AUTRORIZED . UNDER SECTION 19 OF AR- TICLE XI OF THE CONSTI- TUTION OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA AS- SAID SP(} TSON EXISTED PRIOR TO ITS AMENDMENT ON QC+ .... TOBER 10, 1911, ALL POLES, WIRES, CONDUITS AND AP- PURTENANCES WHICH ARE NOW OR MAY HEREAFTER BE LAWFULLY PLACED IN THE PUBLIC STREETS AL- LEYS, WAYS AND PLACES WITHIN SAID CITY, AND TO CONSTRUCT AND USE IN ._ SAID CITY, AND TO C sTRUCr AND USE IN SAID PUBLIC STREETS, ALLEYS, " WAYS AND PLACES A L L POLES, WIRES, CONDUITS AND APPURTENANCES, IN- CLUDING COMMUNICA77ON CIRCUITS, NECESSARY OR PROPER FOR SAID PUR- POSES. The City ..Council of the City of Newport Beach does ordain as follows: SECTION 1. Whenever in this ordinance the words or phrases hereinafter in this section defined are used, they shall have the,re - spective meanings assigned to them in the following definitions (unless, in the given instance, the Context wherein they are used shall clearly import a different meaning): (a) The word "grantee" shall mean the corporation to which the franchise contemplated in this ordinance is granted and Its lawful successors or as- (b), The. word "City" shall mean the City of Newport Beach, a municipal corpora- tion of the State of California, In its present incorporated form or in any later reorganiz- ed, consolidated, enlarged or re- incorporated form; (c) The word "streets" shall mean the public streets, ways, alleys and places as the same now or may hereafter exist within said City; . (d) The phrase, "poles, wires, conduits and appurtenances" shall mean poles, towers, sup- ports, wires, conductors, cab- les, guys, stubs, platforms, crossarms, braces, transform- ers, insulators, conduits, ducts, vaults, manholes, meters, cut- outs, switches, communication. . circuits, appliances, attach - metit9, appurtenances and any ;.other property located or to be located. in,, upon, along, across, under or over the streets of the City, and used or useful in. the transmitting .and/or distributing of electri- wr':Ut: (e) The phrase "construet and see' shall mean to lay,-con. struct, erect, install, operate, maintain, use, repair or re- place. (f) The phrase "constitutioriL; h%nehiW' shall mean th; right acquired through accept anoe by said grantee or i1, Vvileeeteor in estate of th- in the pry ti visions of Section 19 of Article XI of the Constitution of the State of California, as said section existed prior :lo its amendment " on October;, '.10, 1911, and.now owned by said grantee. SECTION 3. The franchise (a) to use, for transmitting and dis- tributing electricity within the 'City' of Newport "Beach" for any and all purposes other than those . authorized under said. constitu- tional 'franchise, all poles, wires, conduits and appurtenances, which ar- now or may hereafter be law - fu4 Placed on, in or under the streets •within said City, and (b) " to:construct and use in said streets all poles, wires, conduit.S and ap- purtenances, including eommuni= cation circuits, necessary or proper for said purposes, is hereby grant- ed to Southern California Edison Company, upon the terms and con- ditions set forth in the Franchise Act of 1937. SECTION 3. Said franchise shall be indeterminate, that is to say, said franchise shall endure in "full force and effect until' the same shall, with the consent of the Pub- lic Utilities Commission of the State of California, be voluntarily surrendered or abandoned by the grantee, or until the State or some municipal or public-corpora- tion thereunto duly authorized by law shall purchase by voluntary agreement or shall condemn and take under the power Of eminent domain, all property actually used and useful in the exercise of said franchise and situate in the ter- ritorial limits of the State, munici- pal or public corporation purchas- ing or condemning such property, or until said franchise shall be forfeited for noncompliance with its terms by the grantee. SECTION 4. The grantee of said franchise shall, during the term thereof, pay to said City, a sum annually which shall be equiv- alent to two percent (2°k) of the gross annual receipts of said _ grantee arising from tije use, op eration or possession of said fran- chise; provided, however, that such payment shall in no evfnt be less •tm a sum which shall be equiva- lent to one -half percent (V20/0 of 'the gross annual "receipts derived by grantee from the sale of elec- tricity within the limits of such „City under -said franchise and said bonstitutibnal franchise: SECTION 5. The grantee hereof shall file with the Cl' k of said City, within three ( (8) months after the expiration of the calen- dar year, or fractional calendar year, following the date" of the granting of this franchise, and within three (3) months after the expiriation of each and'every cal- . endar year thereafter, a duly veri- fied statement showing in detail the total gross receipts of said grantee, during the preceding cal- endar year, or such fractional'cal- endar year, from the s le of elec- tricity within said Pity. Such grantee shall p a y to said City within fifteen (15) days after the time for filing said statement, In lawful money of the United States, the aforesaid percentage .)f its gross receipts for the. calendar year, or such fractional'calendar year, covered by said statement. A ry neglect, omission 'or refusal of said grantee to file said verified 5:atement, or to pay said percent- ;v at the time•or in the manner h,:reinbefore provided,: shall be ;rooncLs for the declaration of a i u:fciUa c• of this franchise an. ohs :,11 rights of gr,,,rce liereuader,; LJ SECTION 6. The grantee of4lft franchise shall file a bond, run- ning to the City of Newport Beach, with -at least -,two good and suf- ficient sureties, to be provided by the legislative body thereof, in the Penal sum of One Thousand Dol- lars ($1,000.00), conditioned that the grantee shall well and truly -observe, fulfill and perform each and every term and Condition of " this franchise, and that in "case of any breach of condition of said bond, the whole amount of the penal sum therein named shall be taken and deemed to be liquidated damages and shall be recoverable from the principal and sureties upon said bond. Said bond shall-tie filed with the legislative body of the City of Newport Beach withhi five (5) days after the date ,�,,ppf' the granting of this franehise;.4 in case said bond shall not be, -.po filed, or shall not receive the Alp - proval of the legislative body this franchise shall be forfeited and any money paid to- the City in connection therewith shall like- wise be forfeited. SECTION "7: This franchise is granted under and in accordance with provisions of said Franchise Act of 1937. SECTION S. This ordinance shall become effective thirty (30) days after its final passage, unless suspended by referendum petition filed as provided by law. SECTION 9. The grantee'of this franchise shall pay to the City a sum of money sufficient to reim- burse it for all publication ex- penses incurred. by it in connection with the granting thereof; said Payment to be made within thirty (30) days after the City shall have furnished said.grantee with a writ,_ ten statement of -such expenses. SECTION 10. The franchise granted hereby shall not become effective until written acceptance, thereof shall have been filed by the grantee with the City Clerk. SECTION 11. The City Clerk . shall cause this ordinance to be published once within fifteen (15) days after its passage in Newport Balboa News - Times, a newspaper of general circulation published and circulated in said City. ' First read at a regular adjourn- ed meeting of the City Council of said City held on the 25th day of August, 1947, and finally adopted' and ordered published at a regular meeting of said Council held ail the 2nd day of September, 1947, by the following vote: " AYES: Councilmen, Allen, Sii- efs„ IsbeB,'Robertson, Reed. NOES: Councilmen, None, ABSENT:" Councilmen, None. O. B. REED, Mayor of the. City of New- port Beach. ATTEST: Frank L. Rmehar; City Clerk of the City -at N.ewpoik. Beach. Pub. - -Sept. 4, 1947. r 1 11 • 3 a California WHEREAS, Spit CA" BDISOt 4 3- of the CitT utility corporation has Yi the Cent 6 cation requesting an ti�ic tr g llsrrport Beach an application •• :o :. ioaed in 7 granted to it of the sb ^W ,Alr and for ,. M l„ .:: 8 the fora of notice hereinafter set forthl -MA, . " the publia.0d g WR6RSA3, in the opinion of said :, ,. ...., lU... requires that said franchise bs i A e lY NO t,%ERZp0RE, BE 1T i that s aid Council, . said franshids, that Ao'st"t e! object• . tlu iz int".ds to. Sraat be hold at the tim4 ,Pbd place sue, 1d 17s 13 grantiAs thlreot will ' forth which the Clark of sold 14 the foM of. notice hereinafter set publish at least on1 xithA.R fifteen 15 city is harq ' dlroctsd to p 16 sags of this r�seluties_in""' dazs.aftsl: air-, paper of malwa 1s aulation �ritltii► said City, and that dti a• shill hie ..i.n. the 19 follswing cords and figarsss 20 ONOTICE OF INT=71oX TO aRAXT fII CH%9 r,. 21 NOTICE IS RgRoy 41@a that Southern Californ d!. 22 a CialilornlA utility corporation, bas Edison Co�sp�7� City 23 filed its application with the COuA4i1 of 1�1rs 24 rt Bsash requesting said COUA4i1 to of 1lsrrps 1pd i As 26 mast it A fransbiso tar an 1ndfNral�uets per' 26, � se Act of 1937, (1) to ass, pri,dsd in the fires 27I and.distribatin8 slsetrisity within for transmitting and than those 28 acid City for sap *A& all puepssas oth►sx'.. 29 Saestlon 19 of Article II of the authorised uadr as said 30 of the . Stets of :California, Constitution 31 etion oziated prior to its .& &endnent on October 1c, 32 I 1 z 3 4 6 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 16 16 17 1s 19 20 21 z2 23 24 26 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 M J 1911; oll .poles, wires, eo �Ge and eppurtenans" *14h now are or mar :h � er be lawfully plaai Sha.public street sileyes ways and plates ,u . within ty, sad (2) to construct WA Am. in said pubi"ie streets, allays, ways ut plaoeiI all poles, wires, OMMAlto �pu�.gCSS, ih�eludiu� 9cURuwication aircuitb;•'neoessarr.sr proper fos• said If saliUftimshiso "sh411 be granted to its said Southern Caliiheaia 1"san @oapany, its suceasaars and assigns, her er designated' tee, during the life of said fraaahi,aas. to City two percent (2,%) of the gross A=u4.'.rosaip%4: "of said grantee arising from th* uo"y: QperWou or paseaoslo?c of said frausk* o; proyldsi; howanpf that SWA payment aha11 im so ov"t" be, loss thm a Star At& shall be equivalent to a .half percent of Us. brow annual rr+eaipts 404aed by graataa from the sale of electricity si %hin the limits of said City under both.the Aso to ;. be granted and the franchise asnr`vwnsi iy saffi° grantee by virtue of Section 19 of ArWAo $i of the Constitution of the State of Csliftraia as maid section:azisted prior to Its, ae ent on OCtobor.10,.l9n,, Such percentage MUU be paid annually ftm- the date of the granting of the bma ehisa apptiad:forj and im.tha eveat stn payment shall act,. bey a ^de said 1"W"Ve �, ts- iarfeited. Said City Council proposes to grant said fram*:ss for an indeterminate period. HO?IC$ IS HERLHI PUTHER:OIM.that any and all persons having any objections to the granting of said .2. A 1 2 3 4 6 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 16 18 17 k" 19 20 21 22 23 24 26 26 27 2s 29 30 31 32 sue•. franchise may . lefare sain it at. the Qitry AAaIl *!.said C1 FLhe. hour of a# e.p.m* on the v� �:.:.+:. r.- day of d be. hsard.theresm1 and I S HERI -,�q .. TiR . 61I� ti!ltr sit. Us not r .than the hour. set g anei "'Z'Ojostions +may p erson interested say jwAv written P�'�NSR� ;`s�ating: a1, jsotioas againstF :.the.- �rantimg. of s' *d...,framshise, which pOotest mat be signed by the p"tostast and be delivered to the City Clark *f said,0ity, and the Council shall at tho..%W set for hNr�#,g..xaid objections proceed.;* hessr and pass upes, all protests so made; and 11617301 is HER W I!URTUR. Gap; bat the grantee of said_firanchise must wit Us five „ daft. after the "tip of vesting vane file with tU :C4ltneil of said City 'A bond in the penal sun of'Giff thousand dollars ($1,, 4�AM ) yunx$X& to said City WA, at l" O. .. two good.and sufficient sureties there”, to be approved by said City Council conditioned the% such grantee shall wall and truly observe, fulfill..asd perform each and *very term and condition or said frOMehise, and that in.caae of any breach of bondition of said bond occurring the whole amount of the penal sum herein named shall be taken and deemed to be' liquidate& damages and shall be roeoverable from the prisaipal and sureties upon said bond. For. further particulars reference is hereby made to said application filed as aferesaid in the office of said Council, and also to the resolution adapted by said City Council on the � day of , its intention to t said aachiss. 1947, declaring t g='� I 2 3 4 6 6 7. 8 9 10 11. 12 13 14 16 1 16 17 18 18 20 21 22 23 24 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 Dated the dap I > ±�I47• �x. ardor of t Nowpw -* Hsafh 1, Califo ia, of the City of City of j*iq #% Beach" The foregoing resolution was duly lassed so adopteli by adjourned the Coundl' et fits City of D o"ort Biaeh ah a ropdar/uet , ' mr the said.Gsunall held on the .day of 9194 W the cellmvilll� Y, AIM Ceuneillaen ATTEST: ABSEiTY �;oilaes Y Couneitlaen ,;��;o�+� , e e a State of California State of California. 31 rih�J . Aj 'I, ql� 1V r* •10 ORDINANCE N0. 87 An ordinance granting to the Pacific Light and Power Corporation a franchise to construct and , for a period of forty (40) years to operate and maintain and electric pole and wire system upon and along all the streets and alleys:and thoroughfares in the City of Newport Beach. The Board of Trustees of the City of Newport Beach do ordain as follows: SECTION 1. That the right, privilege, and franchise is hereby granted to the Pacific Light and Power Corporation to construct and for the period of forty(40) years to operate and maintain .ad electric pole and wire system for the purpose of conducting, transmitting and distributing electricity and electrical energy for lighting, heating and power purposes and for any and all other purposes for which electricity can be used, upon and along all the streebb,alleya and thoroughfares in the City of Newport Beach, Together with the right to maintain and construct cross -arms, conductors, guy wires, insulators and any and all other necessary or convenient appliances or attachments. SECTION 2. Said franchise is hereby granted upon the terms and conditions hereinafter contained, and said grantee shall file with the Clerk of t the siad Board of Trustees a written aantanee thereof within thirty days after the passage of this ordinance. hat the pole and wire system to be constructed under this franchiseshall be built in a good and workmanlike manner and of good material, and that all wires extending over and along any of said streets, alleys or thoroughfares, shall be placed at least twenty (2)) test from the ground and shall be thor. oughly insulated and protected by guard wires wherever the Board of Trustees shall deemit necessary, and that all poles to be erectedand maintained hereunder shall be at least eight (8) inches in diameter at the base and six (6) inches in diameter at the top, and at least twenty -five (25) feet in height, and shall be of good material, as aforesaid, and shall be erected, located and maintained in conformity with instructions from the Board of Trustees. And unless otherwise ordered, all poles shall be placed flush with the outer edge of the highways where there are no sidewalks and flush with the curb lines where there sidewalks, and adjacent poles shall not be placed nearer together than(100) one hundred feet, except at cross - roads, when any of said poles or wires shall become an obstructlon to the use of said highways or dangerous to the users thereof. , sitd Board of Trustees shall have the right to order them removed at the expense of the grantee of this franchise, its successors or assigns. And in the event t'at said grantee or its successors or assigns shall fail to comply with any instructions of sAid Board of Trustees with respect to the location, erection or.maintainance of said poles and wires, or any of them, within ten days after the service of written notice upon said grantee, or its successors or assigns, requiring compliance therewith, then said Board of Trustees may immediately do the work on said electric system necessary to carry out said instructions at.the cost and expense of said grantee, its.successors or assigns, which cost, by the acceptance of this franchise, said grantee, its successors or assigns agree to pay upon demand. That the work of constructingsaid pole and wire system shall be commenced in good faith within not more than four months from the date of the granting of said franchise, and shall be eontinuedsly prosecuted thereafter in good faith and without unnecessary or avoidable intermission or delay; that said work of construction shall be com- pleted within not more than three years thereafter; and that if said work be not so commenced, prosecuted or completed within the times or in the manner specified, said franchise shall be forfeited. That the said grantee and its successors or assigns shall during the life of said franchise, pay to the City of Newport Beach, in lawful money of the United States, two percent. of the gross annual receipts of such grantee, its successors or assigns, arising from the use,operation or possession of said franchise, including moneys received for the use , sale , rental or furnishing of electricity for power, ligit, heat, or any other purpose whatever. No percentage shall be paid for the first five years so 00 succeeding the date. of said franchise, but thereafter, such percentage shall be paid annually. And it shall be the duty of the grantee of said franchise and of its successors or assigns, to file with the clerk of the Board of Trustees at the expiration of six years from the date of granting of said franchise, and at the expiration of each and every year thereafter, a statement verified by the oath of said grantee, or its successors or assigns , or by the oath of the manager grantee, or its successors or assigns, earnings collected or received by said assigns, during the preceding twelve mop or furnishing of electricity for power, whatever, from any part of the system f of which said franchise is granted, an for filing the aforesaid statement it s: amd of its successors or assigns, to p; the City of Newport Beach the aggregate the amount of the gross annual receipts or presiding officer of said showing in detail the total gross ;rantee, or its successors or iths for the use , sale , rental, light, heat, or any other purpose )r the construction and operation i within ten days after the,tims call be the duty of said grantee, iy to t e Board of Trustees of sum of said percentage upon arising from the use, operation or possession of said franchise, and if the amount paid is incorrect in the judgment of the Board of Trustees they may order the payment of nush additional sum as they may find due hereunder, and if not paid, the same may be collected by suit. And any neglect, omission.. or refusal by said grantee, or its successors or assigns, to file said verified statement orto pay the said percentage offthe said gross annual receipts at the times or in the manner herein before provided shall ipso facto work a forfeiture of said franchise and of all rights there. under to the City of Newport Beach. That the said grantee, or its successors or assigns shall not sell, transfer or assign said franchise or any of the rights or privileges granted thereby, except by a duly executed instrument in writing filed in the office of the Board of Trustees of the City of Newport Beach; and provided further, that nothing in said franchise shall be construed to grant to said grantee or its successors or assigns any right to sell, transfer, or assign said franchise or any of the rights or privileges thereby granted accept in the manner aforesaid. That any neglect, failure or refusal to comply with any of tle conditions of said franchise shall thereupon immediately ipso facto effect a forfeiture thereof, and the said city, by its Board of Trustees may thereupon declare sAid franchise forfeited, and may exclude said grantee or its successors or assigns from further use of the highways of said Vity under said franchise; and said grantee or its successors or assigns shall thereupon and immediately surrender all rights in and to the same, and said franchise shall be deemed and shall remain null, void and of no effect. SECTION 3. The City Clerk shell certify to the passage of this ordinance and shall cause the same to be published once in the Newport News, a weekly newspaper published and circulated in said City. Passed by the Board of Trustees of the City of Newport Beach at their regular meeting on the 14th day of July, 1913. (Signed) Albert Hermes, President of the Board of Trustees City of Newport Beach Attest: L.S.Wilkinson (Signed) City Clerk of Newport Beach State of California -4 City of Newport Beach) S'S' I, L.S.Wilkinson, City Clerk of the City of Newport Beach, do hereby certify that the foregoing ordinance was duly adopted by the Board of Trustees of the City of Newport Beach, State of California, and signed by the President of said Board at a regular meeting thereof, held on the 14th day of July 1913, and that the same was passed by the following vote, to wit: Ayes: S.L.Collins, W.K.Parkinson, C.H.Way, Noes: Albert Hermes. Absent: R.J.Stauss so 010 (Signed) L.S.Wilkinson, City Clerk of the City of Newport Beach I, L.S. Wilkinson, Clerk of th City of Newport Beach do hereby certify that the foregoing ordinance is a true and correct copy of an ordinance of the City of Newport Beaeh,numbered 87, and entitled " An ordinance granting to the Pacific Light and Power Corporablowia franchise to construct and for a period of forty (40) years to operate and maintain an electric pole and wire system tpon and alon all the streetUr alleys and thoroughfares in the City of Newport Beach and that said ordinance has been pointed and published according to law. (Signed) L.S.Wilkinson, City Clerk of the City of Newport Beach In the matter of.. Ordinance Ito.87tCity M�idavit Of Publicn Affidavit of Publication of V. .. ...._..' .r. Cornelius ,Oriner...and...publ_i.s publisher of , 1,e . 3e Cki. a l f._tI e I..ev:par.t_ 1.eu.,.,........ ,... STATE OF CALIFORNIA, �. SS. County of ..._.. Or.. ange ... ............_.................. A. Cornelius ..... ...............__....._..._._._ ....._.... ..__........................... ..........._.........__...being first duly sworn deposes and says: That at all times hereinafter mentioned he was a citizen of the United States, over the age of eighteen years, and a resident of said county; and was at and during all said times the printer and publisher of Cite- i'elaport Beach a newspaper of general circulation printed and published. ............... ......__....................... in the ...... x. ........... ... ..... .... ......._........ ... Crwn -e is -' -A ':.oz..t...T:.e.;rs. ....... ..._ ...._..... ...... ._.........._.. County of ..................._._ ._........... ... ._.......__.... .., State of California; that said.... e� /1i ' is and was at all times herein mentioned, a newspaper of general circulation as that term is defined by Section 4460 of the Political Code, and, as provided by said section, is published for the dissemination of local and telegraphic news and intelligence of a general character, having a bona fide subscription list of paying subscribers, and is not devoted to the interests, or published for the entertainment or instruction of a particular class, profession, trade, calling, race or de- nomination, or for the entertainment and instruction of any number of such classes, professions, trades, callings, races or devoninations; that at all said times said newspaper had been established, printed and published in thesaid.. ... _. ....... --- City .................. ............................... one year preceeding the first publication of the ..... County and State at regular intervals for more than Ord is nano. e......... ..._ ........................... herein mentioned; that said lyd 1riT1.0 E .... ... ....... ...... was set in type not smaller than brevier, and was preceeded by words printed ............................ in black face type not smaller than brevier, describing and expressing in general terms, the purport and character of the notice intended to be given; that the_..... ..... . Ordinance _ ................._._............ ....... ....... ............... ............ ............... of which the an- nexed is a printed copy, was published and printed in said newspaper ..... ......._ CS ...... e ........ ......... ... ...._.. ..... . commencing on the IO.t_........... _--- ... ... ...... day of... ........ Jul. y. ... ... _ ..._..................._._._... , 1913......, and ending on the........ ._ ......_....._ .................. day of ..,,._ ........... . ........ ..... __.. ...... ............... --- 19........... , both days inclusive, and as often during said times as said newspaper was reg- ularlv issued, viz: ....- ..--- f'.2eirlep and in each and every issue, edition and number Subscribed and sworn to before me this ... _...1. i.p�.t.. ,.. ....... .............A. D. 19............ each of said days. ..................... -- Notary Wiblic in and for the County of Crwn`Te , ..........._._.........., State of California. (Paste Clipping Here) .r qF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY LTD. GAIL C. LARKIN YIC(- .ttt10 {N[ /.NO G[N[NAL fA UM { {L EDISON BUILDING LOS ANGELES 53.CALIFORNIA LAW DEPARTMENT November 1 -4, 1947 Kr. Frank L. Rinehart City Clerk of the City of Newport Beach City Hall Newport Beach, California Re: City of Newport Beach Ordinance No. 566 Southern California Edison Company Electric Franchise Dear Mr. Rinehart: BRUCE RENWICK ASSISTANT G6N £11AL COUNSEL E. W. CUNNINGHAM GEORGE E. TROWBRIDGE VICTOR E. KOCH ROLLIN E, WOODBURY ♦8GI8TwNT COON {6L The City Council of the City of Newport Beach, at its regular meeting held on November 24, 1947, adopted Ordinance No. 566 granting to Southern California Edison Company an electric franchise under the terms and pro- visions of the Franchise Act of 1937. In accordance with the provisions of Section 6 of Ordinance No. 566, I enclose for filing original executed Franchise Bond running in favor of the City of Newport Beach in the amount of 4'P1,000, wherein Southern California Edison Company is named as principal and Pacific Indemnity Company is named as surety. Will you please file this bond. If the Franchise Bond meets with your approval, and is acceptable to Pair. Thompson, your City Attorney, and the members of the City Council, I shall appreciate it if you will have the Council adopt a Resolution approv- ing the Franchise Bond. I am enclosing a form of suggested Resolution. With kind regards, I am Sincerely yours, Assistant General Counsel BR:dh Encls. • J SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANv LTD. GAIL C. LARKIN VICE- PA£SIDENT AN➢ GENENA, COONII EL EDISON BUILDING LOSANGELES 53,CALfFORN1A LAW DEPARTMENT September 23, 1947 City Council of the City of Newport Beach Newport Beach, California Gentlemen: B. F. WOODARD .enEgwL £oucrtoq E. W. CUNNINGHAM GEORGE E. TROWBRIDGE BRUCE RENWICK VICTOR E. KOCH ROLLIN E. WOODBURY ASSISTANT COUNSEL I enclose for your consideration original execu- ted application dated September 22, 1947, wherein Southern California Edison Company applies for an indeterminate elec- tric franchise pursuant to the Franchise Act of 1937• If the Council of the City of Newport Beach is of the opinion that said franchise be granted to the Company, I also enclose for your convenience and use suggested forms of the following documents: (a) Resolution of Intention to Grant Electric Franchise; and (b) Ordinance. Respectfully, Bruce Renwick Assistant Counsel BR:dh Encls. 0 0 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDIBON COMPANY LTD. EDISON BUILDING LOS ANGELES 83.CALIFORNIA September 4, 1947 T''r. George J. Wheat District isianager Huntington Beach Re: City of Newport Beach 1937 Act Franchise The next time you are in the vicinity of the City Hall in Newport Beach, will you please ask ^.r. Rinehart if he will prepare and deliver to you two certified copies of excerpts of the mieeting of the City of Newport Beach Council held on August 25, 1947, relative to our franchise. The excerpt of the minutes should set forth the following information: (a) The date of meeting. (b) Whether the meeting was regular or special. (c) Was quorwii present. (d) Names of councilmen present (e) '9Jhether or not any objections to the granting of said franchise were filed, and if any such protests were filed, were they overruled or denied by the Council, or determined to be insufficient. You may advise lmr. Rinehart that I do not want a certified copy of all of the minutes of the Council meeting held on August 25, 1947. All I want is a certified copy of an excerpt of the minutes dealing with our franchise, and that the certified copy will contain the above information. Assistant Counsel BR:dh 0 0 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY LTD. EDISON BUILDING GAIL C. LARKIN V IC.- PREEIOENT ANG GMM..L ..0Ni6L LOSANGELES 53.CALIFORNIA LAW DEPARTMENT City Council of the City of Newport Beach, Newport Beach, California Honorable Sirs: B. F. WOODARD GENERAL 800CITOR E. W. CUNNINGHAM GEORGE E. TROWBRIDGE BRUCE RENWICK VICTOR E. KOCH ROLLIN E. WOODBURY ASSISTANT ......I July 28, 1947 I enclose, for your consideration, original executed Application dated July 29, 1947, wherein Southern California Edison Company applies for indeterminate franchise pursuant to the Franchise Act of 1937. If the Council of the City of Newport Beach is of the opinion that said franchise be granted to this Company, I also enclose for your convenience and use suggested forms of the follow- ing documents: (a) Resolution of Intention to Grant Electric Franchise; and (b) Ordinance. One copy each of the enclosed Application, Resolution, and Ordinance has been previously sub- mitted to your City Attorney, Mr. Roland N. Thompson, for examination. Mr. Thompson advised Mr. George J. u'4heat and me at a meeting in his office on July 23, 1947, that the documents suhmitted to him were satisfactory. Respectfully, BR:D Assistant Counsel Encs. 0 0 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMAANI' LTD. GAIL C. LARKIN V'.. "REST OENT AND GENERAL COUNSEL EDISON BUILDING LOS ANGELES 53,CALIFORNIA LAW DEPARTMENT Mr. Frank Rinehart, City Clerk of the City of Newport Beach, City Hall, Newport Beach, California B. F. WOODARD GENERAL SOLICITOR E. W. CUNNINGHAM GEORGE E. TROWBRIDGE BRUCE RENWICK VICTOR E. KOCH ROLLIN E. WOODBURY ASSISTANT COUNSEL July 28, 1947 Re: Southern California Edison Company 1937 Act Franchise Dear Mr. Rinehart: The City Council of the City of Newport Beach at a regular meeting held on July 28 1947, adopted a Resolution of Intention to Grant Eiectric Franchise to Southern California Edison Company under the Franchise Act of 1937. I am enclosing a copy of the Resolution of Intention adopted by the City Council., and shall. appre- ciate it if you will certify and return the enclosed copy of the Resolution to me for my files. If there is any charge for your services, please send me a statement. Will you please request the newspaper in which the Resolution of Intention is published to read and approve the galley proof and to furnish Mr. George J. Wheat, our District Manager at Huntington Beach, with nine copies of the published Resolution of Intention, together with a statement in duplicate of the publica- tion charges. Very truly yours, BR:D Assistant Counsel Enc. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA FDISOI\ COMPANY LTD. EDISON BUILDING RIGHT OF WAY AND LAND DEPT. R. L. WHEELER LOS ANGELES.CALIFORNIA Hy S. Roes October 20, 1942 Richard L. Patterson City Engineer, Newport Beach, California. Dear Mr. Patterson: Re: War Dept. permit, Newport Beach, California - H.B. D. W. 0. 15588 l� Edison Company made application on February 14, 1941, for War Department permit to construct, operate and main- tain an electric distribution line over and across the upper Newport Bay Channel, Newport Beach, California, immediately north of the existing State highway bridge, crossing said channel. Under date of February 199 1941, Edison Company asked the Board of Supervisors of the County of Orange to approve said installation. The approval of the Board of Supervisors was obtained February 25, 1941, War Department permit was issued P&rch 43 1941. The installation of said line has been delayed , but Edison Company expects to install this crossing on October 22d. I informed you by telephone this morning that the installation was to be made and this letter confirms that conversation. Yours truly H. L. WHEELER ' D By Geo. H. Starbuck GN3: Right of 'Nay Engineer cc: The District Eagr. L.A.Cal. WNJohnson Melton Vault SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY LTD. Santa Ana, California March 18, 1940 City of Newport Beach, Newport Beach, California. Attention: Mr. Frank L. Rinehart In accordance with Decision No. 32834, dated February 27, 1940, of the Railroad Commission of the State of California, we have today filed revised street lighting rate schedules with said Commission to become effective May 1, 1940. We are handing you herewith a copy of each of the revised schedules for the classification under which you receive service, as ordered by the Railroad Com- mission. It is requested that you please sign and return the attached acknowledgment. Encl: Zone B, Schedules: LS -1 x LS -2 LS -3 x Yours truly, SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON CO. LTD., R. E. B A C 0 N. Division Manager. E u 10 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDIS *COMPANY LTD. Los Angeles, California ZONE B LIGHTING - STREET AND HIGHWAY FLAT RATE - COMPLETE SERVICE SCHEDULE LS-1 SERVICE: ' Revised C. R. C. No.. 1694 -E Cancelling: Revised C. R. C. No 1420 -E Effective TA_. ajn - 1 4T 1 q36 Applicable for service to street and highway lighting systems using incandescent filament lamps with brackets, center suspension or mast arm construction where the Company ovrns and maintains the entire equipment. VWT � Zone "B" consisting generally of Santa Barbara, Ventura, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino Counties and Los Angeles County east of the San Gabriel, ?Rio Hondo and Los Angeles Rivers, all as more specifically described. in Preliminary Statement. RATES: I Series Systeme 1, Likht Charge Rate Per Lamp Per Month Section: (A) First 100 KW (B) All Over 100 KW _Burning SS hem Burning Schedule Lamp R U= All Ni_Zyt Midnight All Night Midnight 600 Lumens $1.15 $1.02 $1.12 $1.00 800 11 1.37 1.21 1.34 1.19 1,000 ° 1.55 1.38 1.52 1.36 2,500 " 2.32 1.99 2.26 1.96 4,000 " 2.89 2.41 2.81 2.36 6,000 " 3.50 2.84 3.41 2.79 10,000 " 4.68 3.71 4.54 3.62 Normal horizontal candle power of series lamps is one -tenth (110) of their lumen rating. 2. Switching* Charza (To be added to light charge) $1.50 per switch per month 3. Minimum Charge $5.00 per month for each timing point (Rates for multiple systems are shown on reverse side.) Date Issued F. B. LEWIS, Vice - President and General Manager Edison Building MAR 18 1940 Los Angeles, California Date Effective Decision f lo. 328 4 RATES (Continued) II ML titiple Systems 1, Light Charge Rate Per Lama Per Month Section: (A) First 100 KW (B) All Over 100 KW Burning Schedule Burninr Schedule Lamm Hating All Night Midnight All Night Midnight 25 Watts $0.94 $0.88 $0.92 $0.86 40 " 1.09 1.01 1.07 0.99 50 " 1.24 1.14 1.22 1.12 60 " 1.40 1.29 1.38 1.27 75 ° 1.64 1.51 1.62 1.49 100 ° 1.96 1.79 1.94 1.77 150 " 2.37 2.10 2.33 2.07 200 " 2.67 2.30 2.61 2.27 300 " 3.33 2.75 3.25 2.71 500 " 4.53 3.57 4.41 3.51 750 n 6.23 4.73 6.12 4.64 1,000 if 7.50 5.69 7.37 5.58 2. Switching Charge (To be added to Light Charge) $0.50 per switch per month 3. Minimum Charge $2:50 per month for each timing point SPECIAL CONDITIONS: (a) Reflector lighting units will be furnished for all sizes of multiple lamps and for series lamps of all sizes up to and including 22500 lumens. Refractor lighting units will be furnished for series lamps larger than the 2,500 lumen size. For an additional charge of $0.15 per lamp per month, a refractor lighting unit will be furnished for the 2,500 lumen size. (b) Ahere customer desires service beyond midnight, but not all night, the additional charge for each hour of service after midnight for any lamp size will be on the basis of a charge per lamp per month equal to one fifth (1/5) of the differential between the all night charge and the midnight charge for that lamp size. • • r i \J ` SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISONCOMPANY LTD. • • • Los Angeles, California ZON: B SCHEDULE LS -1 (Continued) SPECIAL CONDITIONS (Continued) • Revised C. R. C. No.162t_—E+ Cancelling: Revised C. R. C. No 1420 —E Effective Ten. 14_ 1938 (c) Billing shall be made on the basis of each timing paint considered as a separate customer, except for the following classes of customers: 1 - Any separately organized County Lighting District 2 - Any Incorporated Municigality For the above classes of customers, all timing points shall be combined and _billed as a single customer for all service furnished and billed directly to such customer, when all street lighting of the customer is exclusively served by the Company. In the avent that any customer has a total in excess of 100 kilowatts Of lamp load, the Section "B" rates shall. be applied to such excess. In determining which portion of the load will be served under Section "A ", start with the smallest series size lamp and continue through the largest series lamp, first for all night, and then for midnight, and then continue in the same order through the multiple sizes, until a total of 100 kilowatts of lamp load (to nearest lamp size) is reached. (d) Total connected lamp capacity in kilowatts for series systems shall be determined on the following lamp ratings: Lumens 600 800 1000 2500 4000 6000 10,000 Watts 46 57 64 145 220 320 530 (e) Timing point is considered as any point of control of street lighting, where switching is performed by either mechanical or manual control. Date Issued MAR 18 1940 F. B. LEWIS, Vice- President and General Manager Edison Building Los Angeles, California Date Effective '7 iv Decision No. 32834 1• r, SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY LTD. Los Angeles, California ZONE B • Revised C. R. C. No.. 1698 -E Cancelling: Revised C. R. C. No 1421 -E Effective Jan. 14, 1938 LIGHTING - STREET AND HIGHWAY METERED ENERGY SERVICE SCHEDULE LS -3 SERVICE: Applicable for service to street lighting, using electrolier and other lighting systems, where the customer owns the equipment and the Company supplies energy at one or more central points. TERRITORY: Zone °B° consisting generally of Santa Barbara, Ventura, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino Counties, and Los Angeles County east of San Gabriel, Rio Hondo and Los Angeles Rivers, all as more specifically described in Preliminary Statement. RATES: 1. Enema Char re A. For the first 100 KW or less of connected load: First 135 KWH per month per KW connected 2.470 per KWH All over 135 KWH per month per KW connected 0.80¢ per KWH B. For all connected load in excess of the first 100 KW: First 135 KWH per month per KW connected 2.42¢ per KWH All over 135 KWH per month per KW connected 0.70¢ per KWH 2. Meter Service Change (To be added to Energy Charge) For each meter required (multiple or series) $1.00 per month 3. Switching Charge (To be added to Energy and Meter Service Charges if switching service is furnished by the Company) (a) Multiple Systems . . . . . . $0.50 per switch per month (b) Series Systems . . . . . . $1.50 per switch per month 4. Minimum Charge (a) Multiple Systems . . . . . . $2.50 per meter per month (b) Series Systems . . . . . . $5.00 per meter per month GENERAL RULES AND REGULATIONS, AND SPECIAL CONDITIONS: This schedule is subject to the General Rules and Regulations on file with the California Railroad Commission and to the Special Conditions shown on the reverse side of this schedule. Date Issued MAR 18 1940 F. B. LEWIS. Vice - President and General Manager Edison Building Los Angeles, California Date Effective i7ecision NO- 32834 SPECIAL CONDITIONS: (a) The Company will furnish and maintain all transformers, regulators, and feeder lines necessary to deliver service. 1. To series systems at the secondary side of constant current regulating transformers, which shall be located at a point or points agreed upon by the Customer and the Company, and 2. To multiple systems at the service location and at the stand- ard lamp voltage designated by the customer. (b) Customer will furnish and maintain all utilization equipment for series systems beyond the secondary side of constant current regulating transformers and for multiple systems beyond the service location designated by customer. (c) Meter locations for series systems shall be on the primary supply circuit to the constant current rekulatlm,, transformers at the Company substation or other central point acceptable to the Company, and for multiple systems shall be at a point adjacent to the service location desi;.;natod by the customer. (d) For an additional charge of $0.11 per lamp per month the Company will furnish the following service to lamps and globes of in- candescent filament lamps only: 1. Regular inspection. 2. Periodic cleaning of globes, not to exceed four cleanings per year. 3. Labor of replacing lamps and globes. Under this provision, lamps and globes will be furnished by the customer from stock held at central locations accessible to agents of the Company for obtaining replacements, or at the customers request, the Company will furnish lamp and globe renewals when needed and will bill the customer for them. (e) Total connected larip capacity in kilowatts for series systems shall be determined on the following lamp ratings: Lumens 600 800 1000 2500 4000 6000 10,000 Watts 46 57 64 145 220 320 530 (f) Connected load for any customer shall be the summation of the rated lamp capacity served through each separate meter except where combination of meter readings is permitted under Special Condition (h). 0 • 11 0 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Elk COMPANY LTD. Los Angeles, California ZONE B SCHEDULE LS -3 (Continued) SPECIAL CONDITIONS (Continued) (g) Billing shall be made as follows: ' Revised C. R. C. No.. 16 9 9 - Cancelling: Revised C. R. C. No 1. 421—E Effective Zan. 14, 1938 1. For 100 or less KW of connected load, Rate "A" shall be applicable to the total consumption. 2. For more than 100 KW of connected load, Rate "A" shall be applicable to the first 100 KW and that part of the total consumption determined by multiplying the total kilowatt hours by the ratio of 100 divided by the total connected load. Rate "BI' shall be applicable to the remaining kilowatts and kilowatt- hours. (h) Billing shall be made on the basis of each separate meter con- sidered as a separate customer except for the following classes of customers: 1. Any separately organized County Lighting District 2. Any incorporated municipality For the above classes of customers, all meter readings shall be combined and billed as a single customer for all service furnished and billed directly to such customer, when all street lighting of the customer is exclusively served by the Company. (i) This schedule contemplates switching by the Company (on the Company side of points of connection to customers' circuits) in accordance with a standard burning schedule. In case the neces- sary switches and switching service is supplied by the customer, no switching charge will be made. (j) Sodium vapor and mercury vapor lamp maintenance service, at the option of the customer will be furnished under this schedule by the Company for all ni „ht service at the following additional charges per lamp: 10,000 Lumen - Sodiun Vapor Lamp . . . $2.00 per month 400 Watt - Mercury Vapor Lamo . $2.00 per month 250 Watt - Mercury Vapor Lamp . $2.00 per month Lamp maintenance service under this special condition shall be the same as under special condition (d) except that the Company will furnish lamp unit renewals and minor adjustments to equip- ment. Abnormal maintenance due to faulty design, manufacture or installation is not included. Date Issued F. B. LEWIS, Vice- President and General Manager Edison Building Los Angeles, California Date Effective +vi ay 1, 1940 Decision No. 32834 RAY L. RI EY FRANK R. DEVLIN RAY C. WAKEFIELD CARL C. BAKER JUSTUS F. CHARMER HENRY O. MATHEWSON W. C. FANKHAUSER IRA H. ROWELL LOUIS ASHLOCK L. B. DAVIB PRE S.. OM MIS610N Ep COMMI881..:A COMMISSIONER COMMISSION EF COMM1681ONER SECRETARY FINANCIAL EXPERT ATTORNEY P ECORDER OFFICIAL REPORTER ORE 55 ALL MMUXICATIOM5 TO n IROAD COMMISSION OF THE STATE Cl C.LIFORNIA WILLIAM H. GORMAN DIRECTOR SouTHO.N DIIT..C' BRANCH OFFICE, 703 STATE BUILDING LOS ANGELES Omni` of V 14tate of (Ralifomia Mr. Frank L. Rinehart, City Clerk, Newport Beach, California. Dear Sir: FIFTH FLOOR, CALIFORNIA STATE BUILDING CIVIC CENTER SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. Orange County, TRANSPORTATION DEPABTMENT WARREN K. BROWN DIP ECTOR J. G. HUNTER ASST. DIRECTOR- CRIES' EIB BEP HOWARD O. FREAB RATE E.PERT WARD HALL TRANSPORTATION ENGINEER H. L. ENGELHARDT SPFETT ENGINEER SCOTT ELDER COU ... L W_ S. JOHNSON CNIEF.DIV.OFINVESTIGATION PUBLIC UTILITIES DEPARTMENT E. F. MCNAUGHTON DIRECTOR R. A. WERE GAS AND ELECTRIC ENGINEER M. R. MA.KALL MYORAULIC bFAGIN EfiP A. B. FRY TEL. AND TEL. ENGINEER C. T. MESS YALUAT ION ...IN... LOREN W. EAST RESEARCH ........ February 20, 1940 5 -153 The Commission has heretofore informed you that its staff has been engaged in a study of the rates and operations of the Southern California Edison Company Ltd. and public meetings have recently been held in a number of cities through- out the areas served by the Company. This study has been brought to a conclusion and the Commission is today issuing a public statement showing the details of the rate reductions which will be effective March 1, for commercial and domestic users. In order that you may be fully advised in the matter, we are attaching hereto a copy of the statement which shows the particular adjustments for the City of Newport Beach. It is the Commission's desire to render the best possible service to the public in the exercise of its juris- diction, and we would be glad to hear from you at any time you feel we may be helpful to your community. Yours very truly, RAILROAD COMMISSION By Encl. OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, A. G. Math son, Secretary. RAITI:O'.i; COLu . c:, :COP; OF THE ST'TE OF C. :L?FCZI,TIA COi,ITISSIMii RS PRESS RE? II'.isE R2.Y . RI?EY, ?RE -IDETT From ".'i: 1 EdhhT, Louis _shlcek State Bui'_ding San Francisco California ----------------------------- ------------ --------- -- - - --- yetiv, to :,rer electric rates, providing savings of X1,000,000 annually, largely to conunercial and residential ^u °:;ton.ers of So...therr.. California Ediscn �o., v;ero. announced tod•-y by President iR.<:y L. Miley of the California Railroad Cor.mission. The new rates becomee effective on klarcli 1. In this o.f rates resulting from an investigation of the utility's operations by tre Con :zrissicn 5taf -', we I'!a ; *e order, -a the ma.xi-,UC reduuction cOnsd.stent -��ith nt i nation of ^od servioe " sc.id P,r. tiiley. "The ,avings have been equitably distributed as between customer groups an,9 rmlr:icipalities, In e: taidishing the new rates a erious e. fort has beer. made toward simplif ic._ation of the rate schedules to tie e1,1 they may be ',.:ore 2 °ealily understood by the public." Sihce t>>e o'rarges for minimum use customers of this golllpany are amnnj; the loo "yes% in the state, it Was, found i.o further reduction to this class could equitably be made. Consequently, th_e largest savings are awarded in both th_f., corn,ercial and domestic adjustments to those using R•i'C -'titer amourt:i of electricity. 1-bis has been (Lone to rake 'hc: rates ;:ore eql.itau.e. between the minlmurl User and the rPr_ident dweller or smna11'bus- es and to J� .irther encoi',rage th,- -.1>e of ,el el-.trd.city. I..r, fiiiey sai3 the - om ission expects to order a i rc e: for .`ts'c:a 7i-. ting in coi:,)l0-te neva revar_;.�in� 0_ t �� ,� tl'..:. ear "Ut'?re _or "` }lc^ V�_l�.iCt... ',."1',. ^ :L p`?'_1.'i: 1e:? _, erv"Cl by t1--c commU�,-nlr Newport Beach resiOmiti.al ratos :-.ire reduced by en ' a Se °a6_e 0:P 5.� �)"'!'C81Lt. .�. ".._n -.. 1.n [� .i.-:1 `...- US c...o re � _.,C C'i Te -1-1. y, nom. �iiC .,i.,.���7_Ti UT:1 n red,iCtion, 20.3 percei':t. �� in ' ".l' r :�'.,.- _0'.'1 i "" table p`�"'.." '•.;'Ile co':Z ,-osl =esi.o.ellt .al hil le: .:i _t.. ti n under t._ ] 1: nev s for c. n," :b .;r of d. __ ent c.sa re, -. of - leetrio ,_;r Y -. „c,: • i,_ iis.3 ; ar 1- ol.tll Present = cYa 1:1ving ren, ent .n '.-ilovaatt 1 - -mors 4 7_l i.l_l ,.cd ct iur_ -- 100 4.90 4.35 - 0.55 11.2 150 7.15 `,.70 1.45 20.'5 200 3.65 7„05 1.60 18.5 ?_l; t il ?. C1t�' 1i::1v: been reduced an .Vi:.. '-C c. o 7.5 �_:- 'G:Zit, r_'.t I thr' T,'- .:',Xii.lIli ^e li'.0 thin being 101.4 rnrcenc. ..e 11owi:np; trlblo cC,Inrr;t;s•c al - ustm -erls pru:.rr..t l; ill ,litli t'i_osv under the I'.evJ 2'•� -itoc : Use er e: "tlx rc, eat "ew lnvinc; re17C n ii= ciloraatt boas, Bill Bill ed ?ctic „� 200 s 10.10 9.60 y; ", 0.50 5.0 500 24.50 22.50 2.00 8.2 1;000 46.00 41.00 5.00 10.9 5y000 .17 ;.00 1 - 9.00 25.00 14„4 -000- I i. �1. -4 October IM* 1959 Southern CaliforAdism Company Huntington Beach$, California 4W M Cable Crisatag,, Balboa Island Gentlemen: Refandug to the cable crossing recently installed .' bay channel easterlacross W* -y of.Balboa -ftenue on Balboa Island: We b&V*-.Vmeived mmorous complaints about the I irve alp designa- ting fable crossing, placed on the public beach at easterly end of Balboa Avowmo To am"at that We sign be - and tbqt the words "Cable Prosilagn be painted an tine =1 silts or the coping of the omm*te bulkhead* 7hin conform to the practice at odor cable crossings on Balboa Island. RLP/ay very truly raws, Re L. Patterson CITY INGINMM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY LTD. EDISON BUILDING L05 ANGELES.CALIFORNIA July 11, 1939 Res Balboa Island Submarine Cable Crossing and Conduits Newport Beach City. Mr. R. L. Patterson, City Engr., Newport Beach, California. Dear Sirs Please be advised that we intend to commence actual dredging operations for the installation of a submarine cable from Balboa Island to the mainland, Newport Beach, on July 25, 1939. We also intend to commence the construction of the necessary conduits and manholes on Balboa Island and the main- land, Newport Beach, on July 25, 1939. The permit for this work was granted by the City Council of Newport Beach under date of May 1, 1939. Permit for the laying of the submarine cable has been granted by the War Department and they in turn will be notified, through our Right of 'Nay Department, the date of commencement. Yours very truly, R. N. Coe, Supt. of Underground. AHALO cc WERcw WPChampion HLWheeler SOLTHEP.N` CALIFOwxuv EDISON CONIPXNy LTD. EDISON BUILDING LOS ANGELES. CA LIFO RN IA H. L. WHEELER May 17, 1939 Re:Proposaisubmarine Cable Newport Bay Mr. R. L. Patterson, City Engineer, City of Newport Beach, City Hall, Newport Beach, California Dear Per. Patterson: we have made an application to the United States Piar Department for permit to install a submarine cable across Newport Bay from the easterly end of Balboa Island northeasterly at right angles to the bulkhead line to the mainland. There is attached for your information brown —line print of our drawing #114874 which is a copy of the map attached to the application transmitted to the Aar Department, and a cony of our letter of iiiay 16th, in the form of an application to the War Department. Also copy of our letter of Dlay 16th, transmitting the application to the 'uaar Department and setting out certain information which Mr. raton,of the var Department requested. Yours truly, H. L. +rHEELM Right of ;,ay Agent Geo. H. Starbuck GHS :hr bay 14, 3939, The Blatriat Hapineeri tbited States Jbitneor Office, 951 So. Vicaaras Strlet, Lm Amg*I* jV California. Deer Sirt lbsolosed is ass application of Bathos Ca.i ifornia 741soa Company Ltd. signed May 16 p 2933 by an officer of said Cv apany for persist to crane Bsawport UyT with a subsnvine cable, Also ancioosd is Original tracing of map., shoeing tje locatls:n of said aable bearing date of Say 32, 3939# and wee black -Itset prints of was* The present eapacity of the service to the island is 1*4uffloiant to suppi a the demand on the island and vicinity duri:3g the sunnier ),sass,, The energy is noe sup7lisd frm a pole tap substAtion in an saistln; lino sn the A&JulaW acsrr' 4waitsriy of Balboa Island and crosses to life ialaad over < r a cable �� attached to the eomorete bridge a Moor —ting the island with I ison Company is to construct a seer subsection on Lase Caasst 3 -4&eay saaterly of Balboa is3Msa] near the sage ssSts -.Iy coma¢• of the rabdivisian kno" as C=M list gar. ThIs nee sttbStmtI= Will eventually be the distribution, owter of the coastal area Sit that vielnity* ram proposed 2.4 Lev* fir line,, of v:tiah the Pmpi aed sn?>uMvirse cable ,rill be a smarts WUI occupy the t yreeticable and direct rants to the proposed cable crossing. The ''Outer of the 1=4 31139 betvae= the ,7rOP06 4 Xvbststista and the ta?oaed cab la z e,.ng has specified the lacaiilon for the distaributiOn line s ig:j i:a gasaeral folloae future aubdivisian isevelo7eent. The pole tog substation heretafare re °erred to is to be rasssoved ant! the area oa the aainland noxthaeateriy of Balboa Island will be fqd f`r= the island via the cable over the s r14 lass t .alaans cantase�a] ate t.e building of 2.4 1.v4 !zLne .un 4,he s, i.n3aend frasa tl',o praaoaad sVz tstioaa to ;aoint of e- =Oetioss with ±ha cable attaebe d to the orldM to 1,;assd stslch lice Ali teen cosat;,tuto an [maxrge^.cy Feld to the ilLaa8. The caasacity .�ql the preaeut facility is desi fed f,:x 375 ' 1%e nev Sarvieo Ihe District Z2jinegiro United States . ;'n ear J 'rlae UY 15a , 1i)39. is desigaad for 750 kya. 7ne infor=U= ginm aWw, is in rev ba to a t,c�o J,=* aunvor at..im azZ with Xr. Eaton wherein ** FAtm requested that the aibove ia" rwatian bo tz-Ansimitted 'mere is attache 4are%.) wpV of letter dated Kay ba 1",'393 frm Mr. R. L. Patttrson City -PAgI:.eer of the City of New xmt .Bench to sdissn say advising that the Mty CcAmell had a2pravod on Xa7 lat the ;natallatian of the submarine cable, Tory truly youm i Right of lay Ageat G000 Q. 2tarbuck Wag 146- CO- II,. 1.4 C. B, Biggs N. S. Raw F. A. roalvis /1K s� 16, I'M. The District Engiagvr# gaited states vagineer Xgice!. 751 so. rigmroa Streets Last Ang st California* RIM M, B uU.eaaa cajir *ornla 3di& t any MA. S requ"U at Pest to install ,)sae 2.4 I.y. 3-wire :ao'e� submarine rAble from the easterly side of Balboa; 131sad is a aurtheazterly direction acr3" Newprt &W L3 the w&jn, d# %U within the ipasor?orstW iiaaits of the City of fiewport lao Beach,, Wltorulisg as shoen can the stUcbed asap. materia?.s asc4vat*d vd-U 3e de:7,0 ited tO the gst% action of the City Dlg znS ' o° the City of ses part Beach, yours ve.-w• U glzs W. C. Mullendore Vic* $resident {�iPsshr Attach* P� t F F t Kf �q O'p> A . \ �•` \ \ Top Gdkheod =S: g. \ n \ n C. yfA�� e ti Q OCEAN sL&hpd [roes +,B ... mm "om MS.S.E. Hmpo" BEACH QUAMAWSLE- ORANSE CO.CAL- e coo eo0= ]E1. ��. score m rzn S_y ". ui sz'sB• i� a� /! O " -S p' .: • PROFILE SCALES NOR. IN.= BOO FT. VERT. I IH.= 40 FT. Soundings are in feet and refer to Mean Lower Low Water. AMICATgN OF SOUTHERN GALIFORNIAEOISON GampANY LTD_ DATED MAY PPOPOSED LOCATION FOR 0.HEZ4KV.AMPOIRSUBWK LW ACROSS NERORT BAY - i ✓.'q SCALE IN FEET 1` AMICATgN OF SOUTHERN GALIFORNIAEOISON GampANY LTD_ DATED MAY PPOPOSED LOCATION FOR 0.HEZ4KV.AMPOIRSUBWK LW ACROSS NERORT BAY - i ✓.'q :?ay 4, 1959. t~,. Frost, i +istrict Managers touthern California 'Edison 00., Ltd., -I untinvtcn Leach, -lalifornia Dear Sir. 11Wferrin to your application of ypril 26th for pe.—�4 ssion -to In-stall aa'Ue from the north side of Balboa Street to tLe present Ddison.pole or. Balboa Street fro= the alley to the nay Front and extending, easterly across the may at right angle to the bulkhead line: Please be advised that the City Council;, on May 1st, 1x39, approved the installation of the cable in accordance with the plan entitled `Balboa Island Subnerine Cable Crossing, - Cranga County and Newport Leach City". dated April catty, 1939, and attached to the application, on condition that the cable be placed at ,least five W) feet below tie ground line along the westerl;, portion= of the channel, and a rani. depth of two ( 2') feet below the ground line on the easterly side of the channel vinere roc' night be en- comten,d, and subject to the approval of the United States ":ar epart=nt. Very tx-41 yours, ::. T,. '8tterso h Trees} \r-+^y _. 1 7,x=4 1,, 4* SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY LTD. Huntington Betola 0a11fornis December 4, 1937 City Council Newport Beach, California Gentlemen: We have been asked to prepare an estimate to in- stall street lighting equipment on our poles at the follow.. ing locations: 7 -2500 Lumens, bracket type on Lafayetts Street Q$2.45 per month each $17.15 22500 Lumens, bracket type on 28th Street a $2.45 per month each 4.90 1 -2500 Lumens, bracket type at the alley East of.28th ® $2.45 per month each 2.45 1-2500 Lumens, bracket type on 31st Street O $2.45 per month each 2_45 Total per month $26.95 The company will install the above equipment and maintain same without further cost to the City in accord- ance with our LS -1 schedule. Authorisation to be made by the Board for the installation. AWF /as Yours very truly, SOUTEM CALIFORNIA EDISON CO. LTD. By: fir/ C:ray� A. W. F R 0 S T, DISTRICT VANAM