Service Charges
Peak Alert
Usage: Approaching Peak
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Your cooperative is currently approaching peak energy demand. Special energy saving measures may be necessary.
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The following services are provided to our members. Applicable fees are listed in the charts, below.
General Charges
| Returned check charge | $30 |
| Posting trip charge | $35 |
| Reconnection fee - during hours | $85 |
| Reconnection fee - after hours | $200 |
| Disconnect fee | $85 |
| Meter test - by request | $25 |
Service Calls
| During normal business hours | $175 |
| After hours | $250 |
Locate member's fault on member's side (electrician must be present) PER HOUR | $125 |
Basket/digger trucks - 2 staff/truck, 1 hour minimum * Member charge PER HOUR * Non-member charge PER HOUR | $225 $275 OT $290 $345 OT |
Pick-up truck - 1 hour minimum * Member charge PER HOUR * Non-member PER HOUR | $125 $175 |
Security Light Service Work
| High Pressure Sodium (HPS) - Maintenance - (We no longer sell mercury vapor security lights or high pressure sodium lights, although we do still maintain those with a photo cell.) | $50 |
| LED light - Maintenance -(Will retrofit mecury vapor or HPS lights to LEDs when maintenance is necessary) | $80 $240 ($50 rebate = $190) |
| Move security light to a new pole | $100 |
| Move security light and pole | $175 |
| Remove security light from pole or disconnect light | $100 |
Sell Security light to member - includes installation
| LED Security light (will not install on anything but a pole) | $275 ($50 rebate = $225) |
| Replace an HPS light with an LED light | $240 ($50 rebate = $190) |
| LED lights have a 5 year warranty, but if we find something wrong on the members side causing an issue with the light not to work we will charge a $50 service call fee. |
Poles
| Setting a pole for a member - (We will not set poles for gateposts, basketball hoops, ect) | $175 |
| Sell any size used pole to member | $125 |
Notes
1. We no longer sell mercury vapor security lights or high pressure sodium lights, although we do still maintain those with a photo cell (see charge, above).