6pt; text-indent: 9pt;
">Applicable to municipal or public street, highway and outdoor

lighting service supplied from overhead lines where the utility

owns and maintains the entire equipment.

TERRITORY

Big Bear Lake and vicinity, San Bernardino County.

RATES 

All Night Service     Per Lamp Per Month

System and

Lamp Rating in watts, mean Lumens Monthly* Street
lighting Total Cost

and average kWh consumption per month Energy Cost Facilities Cost Per Month

Incandescent Lamps:

150 Watt, 2,310 Lumens, 50 kWh $5.17 $ 14.48 $19.65 (I) 

Mercury Vapor Lamps:

175 Watt, 6,600 Lumens, 58 kWh $5.99 $17.09 $23.08 (I)

400 Watt, 18,200 Lumens, 133 kWh  $13.74 $30.66 $44.40 (I) 

High Pressure Sodium:

100 Watt, 8,550 Lumens, 33 kWh $3.41 $ 13.20 $16.61 (I)

* Components available for direct access purchases.

Monthly PPAC Energy Cost based on $0.08660* per kWh plus ancillary
services of 

$0.00770* per kWh and Local Transmission
and Distribution Energy Cost of $0.00904 f (I)

per kWh.

Schedule No. SL

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STREET
LIGHTING SERVICE

SPECIAL
CONDITIONS

1. Purchased Power Adjustment Clause
and Power System Delivery Charge: All service under this         
(C)

schedule
will be subject to the Purchased  Power Adjustment Clause and Power Delivery
Charge         (C) 

described
in the Preliminary Statements and Rule 1.  The adjustment amount
shall                                          
(C)

be the product
of the total kWh for which the bill is rendered times the adjustment
rate per kWh.         (C)

2. Standard
Equipment Furnished: The above rates are applicable to street lighting
equipment mounted

on wood
poles and installed on bracket arms. 

3. Hours
of Service; All night service will normally be from dusk to dawn which
will be considered 4,000

hours per
year or an average of 333 hours per month.

4. Contracts:
A contract for a period of not less than one year and not more than
five years may be

required
for service under this schedule and will remain in effect from year
to year thereafter

until cancelled.

5.       
Customers may purchase energy and ancillary services in the competitive
market and bill credits (N)

          
will be used to reflect those purchases.  (N)

6. Because of contractual agreements between SCWC
and SCE, firming capacity is supplied for all (N)

energy delivered to the SCWC
system.  Customers making direct access energy purchases are  (N)

not obligated to obtain firm
capacity.   (N)