NANTAHALA POWER AND LIGHT COMPANY - Duke Energy

Duke Energy Carolinas, LLC
SCHEDULE YL (NC)
YARD LIGHTING SERVICE
North Carolina Tenth Revised Leaf No. 205
Effective for service on and after February 1, 2013
NCUC Docket No. E-7, Sub 989, Orders dated January 27, 2012 and February 2, 2012
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Electricity No. 4
North Carolina Tenth Revised Leaf No. 205
Superseding North Carolina Ninth Revised Leaf No. 205
APPLICABILITY (North Carolina Nantahala Area only)
This schedule is closed and not available to new customers or locations not served on this schedule prior to January 1, 2008 in the
former Duke Energy Carolinas Nantahala Area and shall remain in effect for luminaires served under continually effective agreements
made prior to January 1, 2008.
This Schedule is applicable to unmetered service supplied for the lighting of private areas by luminaires of the type designated below.
Yard lighting service is not available for seasonal or other part time operation of luminaires.
CHARACTER OF SERVICE
Company will install, own, maintain, and furnish electric service for the operation of a luminaire from dusk to dawn.
MONTHLY RATE PER UNIT
NON-DECORATIVE
kWh per
Lumens month
Luminaire Style
7,900 83 175 Watt mercury vapor, installed prior to January 1, 2008(1)
attached to existing Company secondary pole
27,500 114 250 Watt high pressure sodium vapor attached to
existing Company secondary pole
Per Month Per Unit
$10.44
$17.81
Poles
Special yard lighting pole (30 ft. wood) used only for the support
Per Month Per Unit
of yard lighting and one span of secondary
$2.42
DECORATIVE - (requires underground service)
kWh per Luminaire Style
Lumens month
Per Month Per Unit
9,500 51 100 Watt high pressure sodium, (standard traditional luminaire) $9.38
16,000 69 150 Watt high pressure sodium, (standard traditional luminaire) $10.86
8,500 83 175 Watt mercury vapor, installed prior to January 1, 2008(1)
(standard traditional luminaire)
$11.58
4,000 24 50 Watt high pressure sodium, on 8 foot mounting height, direct
buried, smooth fiberglass pole
4,400 50 100 Watt mercury vapor, on 8 foot mounting height, direct
buried, smooth fiberglass pole installed prior to January 1,
2008(1)
$16.41
$17.73
Poles
Special yard lighting pole (12 ft. mounting height, direct buried,
Per month Per Unit
smooth fiberglass) for above luminaires
$9.09
(1) For mercury vapor luminaires installed prior to January 1, 2008, the Company will continue to replace lamps and make
repairs other than ballasts, as long as mercury vapor lamps continue to be reasonably available from suppliers. If a ballast
replacement is required, the Company will either convert the luminaire to another luminaire of similar size and lumen
output where the luminaire can utilize reasonably available compatible ballast, or provide the closest size high pressure
sodium luminaire under the applicable rate for the modified luminaire.

Duke Energy Carolinas, LLC
Electricity No. 4
North Carolina Tenth Revised Leaf No. 205
Superseding North Carolina Ninth Revised Leaf No. 205
SCHEDULE YL (NC)
YARD LIGHTING SERVICE
RIDERS
The following Riders are applicable to service supplied under this schedule. The currently approved cents/kWh rider increment or
decrement must be added to the cents/kWh rates shown above to determine the monthly bill.
Leaf No. 60 Fuel Cost Adjustment Rider
Leaf No. 62 Energy Efficiency Rider
Leaf No. 63 BPM Net Revenues and Non-Firm Point to Point Transmission Revenues Adjustment Rider
Leaf No. 64 Existing DSM Program Costs Adjustment Rider
Leaf No. 77 Coal Inventory Rider
Leaf No. 97 Merger Fuel-Related Savings Rider
Leaf No. 98 Merger Capacity Mitigation Rider
PAYMENT
Bills under this Schedule are due and payable on the date of the bill at the office of the Company. Bills are past due and delinquent on
the 15th day after the date of the bill. If any bill is not so paid, the Company has the right to suspend service in accordance with Rule
R12-8 of the Rules and Regulations of the North Carolina Utilities Commission. In addition, any bill not paid on or before the
expiration of 25 days from the date of the bill is subject to an additional charge of one percent (1%) per month as provided in Rule R12-
9 of the Rules and Regulations of the North Carolina Utilities Commission.
CONTRACT TERM
Service hereunder shall be for an initial term of from three (3) to ten (10) years as specified below and shall be extended from year to
year thereafter until terminated by the customer or Company. The Customer may amend or terminate the Agreement before the
expiration of the initial Contract Period by paying to the Company a sum of money equal to 40% of the monthly bills which otherwise
would have been rendered for the remaining term of the initial Contract Period, less the monthly bills for the initial term of contract of
any successor customer who has applied for lighting service at the premises prior to the effective date of the contract amendment or
termination, provided, however, this amount shall not be less than zero. The Company may require a deposit not to exceed 40% of the
revenue for the original term. The deposit will be returned at the end of the original term, provided the Customer has met all provisions
of the contract. Minimum term of contract for specific situations shall be:
(a) Three years for all luminaires designated by the Company as standard, post top and bracket-mounted on standard poles.
(b) Ten years for all luminaires designated by the Company as decorative, or non-standard, and for all standard luminaires mounted
on supports other than standard wood poles, and for primary extensions solely serving the luminaires.
EXTRA FACILITIES
Applicable only to luminaires installed after March 1, 1983. Any facilities other than those listed in the Monthly Rate Section of this
Schedule will be supplied for an extra monthly charge equal to 1.7% of the estimated difference in cost installed between the luminaire
and structure requested and the equivalent luminaire in the Monthly Rate above.
North Carolina Tenth Revised Leaf No. 205
Effective for service on and after February 1, 2013
NCUC Docket No. E-7, Sub 989, Orders dated January 27, 2012 and February 2, 2012
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