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dawn sodium vapor lighting of streets, alleys, and other public thoroughfares which can be
served from the Companys existing distribution system, with the following limitations.

2. After June 1, 1998, service is available only to those customers who are receiving service
under this schedule as of June 1, 1998.

3. After June 1, 1999, no new installations or additions to existing systems or relocated fixtures
will be served by the Company.

MONTHLY RATES PER LAMP:
Energy charges per lamp:
Sodium Vapor
Lamp Wattage
Rate per Month
per lamp


50 $1.77


70 $2.58


100 $3.62


150 $5.28


200 $7.00


250 $8.69


310 $11.84


400 $13.55


1000 $34.09



SPECIAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
1. Installation and Maintenance of Customer-Owned Systems: A system installed and wholly
owned by the Customer shall conform to the Companys specifications for such type of
system in effect at the time of installation and shall have been installed without expense to
the Company. The Customer shall be responsible for providing all maintenance including,
but not limited to, poles or standards, brackets, luminaires, lamps, ballast, photocells,
timing devices, glassware, wiring in/on poles, circuitry and ducts.

2. Service to Be Rendered: The Company shall provide electric energy for lamps of the types
and wattages specified above.
































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Issued: January 9, 2007
Effective: January 13, 2007
Advice No.: 2007-01
By Authority of the Washington Utilities and Transportation Commission in Docket Nos. UE-060266 & UG-060267
Issued By Puget Sound Energy

By:


Tom DeBoer Title: Director, Rates & Regulatory Affairs
Sixth Revised Sheet No. 54-a
Canceling Fifth Revised
WN U-60 Sheet No. 54-a
PUGET SOUND ENERGY
Electric Tariff G

SCHEDULE 54
CUSTOMER-OWNED STREET LIGHTING ENERGY SERVICE
SODIUM VAPOR
(Continued)
3.
Notification of Inoperable Lights: Where the Customer has determined that a lighting system is out due to
maintenance of Company owned equipment, such as secondary service lines or fuses located in Company
owned vaults or handholes, the Company will restore service as soon as reasonably possible subject to the
Companys operating schedules and requirements. All repairs and maintenance work will be performed by
the Company during the regularly scheduled working hours of the Company. There will not be any credit
given for lights that are out where the Company is not responsible for the required maintenance or when the
Company is not notified of necessary maintenance that is the responsibility of the Company.

4.
Hours of Service: Service under this schedule is for dusk-to-dawn lighting, or lighting service for the
average number of hours of darkness per month (approximately 4,200 hours per year).

5.
Point Of Delivery: The Point Of Delivery shall be that point at which the Companys and Customers
systems interconnect, usually at a secondary handhole or transformer.

6.
Removal of Lights: The Customer shall notify the Company of all removals of Customer owned lights on a
timely basis. This notification shall include lights to be removed from the Customers billing due to
annexation or transfer to another Customer.

7.
Other Loads on Lighting System: Where unmetered lighting circuits include provisions for other or
additional usage, such as electric outlets (festoon outlets), the Company may require that service be metered
and billed under the appropriate general service schedule.

8.
Audit: The Company may from time to time, at its discretion, audit the Customers installations. In the event
discrepancies are discovered in the audited sample, the Company may audit the entire Customer system. If
the audit shows that the Customer has unduly added lights or other lighting facilities without the Companys
consent, the audit will be at the expense of the Customer and all lights and lighting facilities not included or
included at an incorrect size or type will be billed effective from the first date of connection, if ascertainable,
or for the last 3 years, whichever is less. If the audit shows that the Customer has reduced the number of
lights or lighting facilities in use, the audit will be at the expense of the Company, and the Customer will get
a credit effective from the first date of removal from service.

9.
Billing Information to Be Provided by the Company: For each type and wattage of light the Company shall
provide the total number of lights billed and the total dollar amount for the month by lamp size and type.
___________________________________________________________
Issued: April 8, 1998
Effective:
June 1, 1998
Advice No. 98018
Issued by Puget Sound Energy
By ___________________________________ Director, Federal & State Regulation
James A. Heidell
Second Revision of Sheet No. 54-b

Canceling First Revision
WN U-60
of Sheet No. 54-b
PUGET SOUND ENERGY
Electric Tariff G



SCHEDULE 54
CUSTOMER-OWNED STREET LIGHTING ENERGY SERVICE
SODIUM VAPOR
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10. Tree Trimming: It shall be the responsibility of the Customer to provide tree
trimming services in areas that are below the height of luminaires installed under
this schedule except when luminaires are installed within the area of energized
electrical wires that is restricted to qualified utility workers. The Company shall be
responsible for tree trimming within this restricted area.

ADJUSTMENTS:
Rates in this schedule are subject to adjustment by such other schedules in this tariff as may
apply.

ADDITIONAL COSTS:
The manner and type of construction, maintenance and outdoor lighting standards are subject to
applicable governmental authority or law. Where a Customer or a government body makes a
request or requires a change that increases the Companys cost of providing service or
maintenance under this Schedule and that increased cost is not reimbursed by an agency of the
government or other person or entity, the increased cost shall be paid by the Customer. For
example, where a permit is required to be purchased which increases costs for maintenance of
street lighting, the cost of the permit plus Company costs and overheads shall be paid by the
Customer.

Where the applicable governmental authority or law has the effect of, or results in, the Company
not being able to respond within seventy-two (72) hours to a notification of an inoperable light, the
Company shall not be responsible to credit the Customers billing as provided in the Notification
of Inoperable Lights section above. For example, if the Company has to obtain a permit prior to
responding, there shall not be any credit to the Customers billing.

GENERAL RULES AND PROVISIONS:
Service under this schedule is subject to the General Rules and Provisions contained in this tariff.



































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Effective: July 12, 2008
Advice No. 2008-13
Issued by Puget Sound Energy

By:


Tom DeBoer Title: Director, Rates & Regulatory Affairs