The Superintendent of the Light Division of the Department of Public Utilities, with the approval of the Director of Utilities, is hereby authorized to sell, purchase, exchange or interchange surplus electric power or energy as approved by the Public Utility Board subject to the limitations imposed by state and federal law.
(Ord. 15746 § 1, 1956-12-03; Ord. 20381 § 1, 1975-03-25; Ord. 25052 § 1, 1992-02-04; Ord. 27976 Ex. A, 2011-03-29)
(Load factoring rates. Ord. 15746 § 2, 1956-12-03; Ord. 20381 § 2, 1975-03-25; repealed by Ord. 27976 Ex. A, 2011-03-29)
(Surplus power or energy rates. Ord. 15746 § 3, 1956-12-03; Ord. 20381 § 3, 1975-03-25; repealed by Ord. 27976 Ex. A, 2011-03-29)
A. 
The pricing for Telecommunications products and services shall be set forth on a Rate Card which shall delineate the various prices for each category or tier of service, special or premium services (movie channels), and range of pricing for pay-per-view and special event programming, plus any connection charge services, if applicable. The pricing set forth on the Rate Card, and any changes to the prices set forth in the Rate Card, require the approval of the Public Utility Board and City Council as set forth in section B below.
B. 
The Public Utility Board and City Council may adopt the Telecommunications products and services pricing Rate Card by resolution or ordinance; provided, however, that any such resolution approval by the City Council shall be followed, within 90 days, by a Rate Card pricing ordinance.
C. 
The Public Utility Board and City Council approved Rate Card pricing for premium channels, pay-per-view and special event programming may be discounted or repackaged by the Director, provided such action results in a total combined pricing no higher than that set forth on the Rate Card.
D. 
Nothing herein prohibits the Public Utility Board from initiating and implementing pricing changes, subject to approval by the City Council as authorized by the City Charter.
(Ord. 26269 § 1, 1998-07-14)
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Code Reviser’s note: Former § 12.07.100 titled "Agreement authorized" was repealed by Ord. 25052.