ELECTRIC UTILITY OPERATING BUDGET. Presented by: Eric Livolsi Electric Utility Operations Manager

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ELECTRIC UTILITY OPERATING BUDGET Presented by: Eric Livolsi Electric Utility Operations Manager City of Penticton Budget 2012 1

Electric Utility Overview Electrical Distribution System: 4150 power poles (890 steel, 3260 wood) 160 km of OH power line 77 km of UG cable 2676 distribution transformers 17,025 active revenue meters 4 substations feeding 17 circuits 3160 street lights (includes 40 LED type) 37 full traffic signals & 4 pedestrian signals City of Penticton Budget 2012 2

Electric Utility Functions Utility Functions - Operations Overhead Distribution System Maintenance and Repairs (poles, conductors, transformers, switches, insulators) Underground Distribution System Maintenance and Repairs (cables & ducts, transformers, pad switches, vaults, terminations) Substation Maintenance reclosers, SCADA, bus infrastructure Revenue Metering Maintenance installation, repair, reverification (Legislated) Meter Reading & Utilityman Functions (Utilities Dept) City of Penticton Budget 2012 3

Electric Utility Functions Utility Functions Operations (cont) Street Light System Maintenance & Repairs Traffic Signal Maintenance & Repairs Emergency Response (Standby) & Power Restoration Vegetation management (brushing) and utility locate requests. Review and process Demo Permits, Schedule F Permits and Schedule G Permits Design for new electrical services and utility extensions Fiber Optic Network infrastructure maintenance and extension City of Penticton Budget 2012 4

Utility Staffing Administration Director of Operations (portion) Operations Manager Utility Technologist Secretary (transfer from Purchasing) Transfer from Engineering Operations Foreman 1 Sub-foreman 1 Powerline Technicians 5 (3) Apprentice PLT -1 Groundman/Truckdriver 1 Meter Technician 1 Utilityman 1 Meter Reader (CUPE) 1 Temp Employees Meter Installer/Utilityman Relief City of Penticton Budget 2012 5

Significant Budget Changes REDUCTIONS Consulting ($40,000) Meter Maintenance ($16,800) INCREASES Energy Purchase - $796,700 increase (FBC Rate Increase 4.0%) Pole Test/Treat Program -$175,000 increase (per Master Plan recommendation of OH System Condition Assessment) IR#2 ROW Lease Costs -$15,200 (new line item) Substation Maintenance - $20,500 increase (per Master Plan substation assessment/remediation) NET INCREASE OVER 2011 Budget $3,866,500 (12.3% increase) 2.5% of increase due to FBC Rate Increase which will be recovered through COP Rate Increase 9.1% of increase due to increased Capital Transfers ($4.9M Electric, $3M General) City of Penticton Budget 2012 6

Electric Utility Expenditures $1,690,900 $4,969,525 $3,143,200 $1,917,600 Electrical Energy Purchases General Maint & Operation Transfer to Electric Capital Transfer to General Capital & Revenue Administration Charge $23,657,300 TOTAL 2012 BUDGET - $35,378,525 City of Penticton Budget 2012 7

ELECTRIC UTILITY EXPENDITURES - SUMMARY ELECTRIC SYSTEM UTILITY 34,956,025 Page: 55 EXPENDITURES FP Financial Plan Forecast Forecast Forecast Forecast 2011 Account Classification 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 313,550 0520-xx 55Salaries Supervision 323,700 326,900 330,200 333,500 336,800 143,800 0521-10 55Salary Foreman 153,700 155,200 156,800 158,400 160,000 1,941,400 0523-xx 55Administration Charge 1,917,600 1,905,000 1,915,000 1,925,000 1,935,000 27,600 0524-01 55Vehicle Expense 27,600 27,600 27,600 27,600 27,600 100,000 0522-00 55Consulting 60,000 40,000 40,000 40,000 40,000 22,860,600 0525-01 55Electrical Energy Purchases 23,657,300 25,691,000 27,408,700 30,683,800 32,393,700 390,300 0501-xx 55General Maintenance 615,100 375,000 375,000 375,000 375,000 5,500 0503-10 55Temporary Services 4,200 5,100 5,100 5,100 5,100 70,500 0507-xx 55Substation Mtce & Operation 91,000 40,100 40,100 40,100 40,100 83,800 0508-xx 55Meter Reading 85,800 85,800 85,800 85,800 85,800 71,300 0509-xx 55Meter Testing & Maintenance 54,500 66,100 66,100 66,100 66,100 53,200 0510-10 55Standby Wages 53,300 53,200 53,200 53,200 53,200 111,400 0511-xx 55Turn Ons & Offs 115,800 101,900 101,900 101,900 101,900 39,300 0512-xx 55Small Tools 54,300 39,300 39,300 39,300 39,300 42,600 0513-99 55Misc Recoverable Expenses 42,500 40,200 40,200 40,200 40,200 4,800 0514-10 55Vandalism 8,400 4,500 4,500 4,500 4,500 4,000 0515-10 55Demand Side Mgmt Program 1,000 4,000 4,000 4,000 4,000-2989-10 55Tsf to Reserve-Future Expenditures - - - - - 2980-10 55Transfer to Surplus 987,476 585,297 2,555,065 2981-10 55Transfer to Electric Capital 4,969,525 3,147,500 2,771,500 1,536,024 2,162,503 114,325 2982-10 55Transfer to General Revenue Fund 143,200 144,600 146,000 147,500 149,000 2,579,000 2985-10 55Transfer to General Capital 3,000,000 3,000,000 3,000,000 3,000,000 3,000,000 31,512,040 TOTAL EXPENDITURES 35,378,525 35,253,000 36,611,000 39,654,500 41,605,100 City of Penticton Budget 2012 8

Power Purchase Costs Historical & Forecast $35,000,000 $30,000,000 $25,000,000 $20,000,000 $15,000,000 $10,000,000 $5,000,000 $0 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 City of Penticton Budget 2012 9

Future Rate Increases FortisBC BC Hydro COSA Total Increase 2012 1.5% Included in FBC Rate 2.5% 4.0% 2013 6.5% Included in FBC Rate 1.0% 7.5% 2014 5.4% Included in FBC Rate COSA Finished 5.4% 2015 10.6% Included in FBC Rate COSA Finished 10.6% 2016 4.3% Included in FBC Rate COSA Finished 4.3% FortisBC Based on BCUC-approved Revenue Requirements BC Hydro Flow-through rate increases (FBC purchases power from BC Hydro) COSA Increases associated with recent Cost Of Service Analysis performed by FBC (Rate Class rebalance) City of Penticton Budget 2012 10

GENERAL MAINTENANCE & OPERATIONS $8,400 $54,300 $42,500 $1,000 $53,300 $115,800 $54,500 $477,400 $85,800 $91,000 $4,200 $615,100 $27,600 $60,000 TOTAL 2012 OPERATIONS BUDGET - $1,690,900 Salaries Admin (Incl foreman & sub) Vehicle Expense Consulting General Maintenance Temporary Services Substation Mtce & Operation Meter Reading Meter Testing & Maintenance Standby Wages Turn Ons & Offs Small Tools, Clothing, Apprentice Misc Recoverable Expenses Vandalism Demand Side Mgmt Program City of Penticton Budget 2012 11

Operating Budget Administration Salaries (incl foreman and sub) - $477,400 Includes the following: Portion of Director of Operations (transfer) Electric Utility Operations Manager Utility Technologist Secretary (transfer from Purchasing) Engineering Dept transfer ($25,000) Foreman Sub Forman premium Increase of $20,000 over 2011 includes $10K increase in Engineering transfer. City of Penticton Budget 2012 12

Administration Details ELECT RIC UT ILIT Y - EXPENDIT URES Page: 55.1 2012 2011 Actual Proj Task Description Budget Budget Nov 30 0520 SALARIES 0520-15 Director of Operations - Shared 50,800 50,500 73,325 0520-20 Operations Manager 104,800 103,750 93,550 0520-30 Technologist II 84,000 84,800 79,491 0520-40 Secretary 59,100 59,500 50,682 0520-50 Engineering & Design Transfer 25,000 15,000-323,700 313,550 297,048 0521 SALARIES 0521-10 Foreman 133,000 121,100 Consulting on front page - 0 0521-10 Sub-Foreman - 20% 20,700 22,700 153,700 143,800 123,600 City of Penticton Budget 2012 13

Operating Budget Consulting Services (Electrical Engineering) - $60,000 Reduction of $40,000 from 2011 Budget Forecast based on 2011 actuals City of Penticton Budget 2012 14

Operating Budget Vehicles 2012 Budget $27,600 No change from 2011 Budget Covers operating costs of 5 vehicles Does not include operating costs of bucket trucks and digger derricks. Those are charged directly to the Project and Task. City of Penticton Budget 2012 15

Vehicles Detail ELECT RIC UT ILIT Y - EXPENDIT URES Page: 55.1 2012 2011 Actual Proj Task Description Budget Budget Nov 30 0524 VEHICLES 0524-01 Supervisor -Vehicle Allowance 5,600 5,600 0524-01 Electrical Technologist - #2 5,500 5,500 0524-01 Electrical Technician - #17 5,500 5,500 0524-01 Foreman - #95 5,500 5,500 0524-01 Sub-Foreman - #133 or #11 5,500 5,500 27,600 27,600 29,445 City of Penticton Budget 2012 16

Operating Budget Transmission & Distribution - $615,100 Increase of $224,800 over 2011 Budget CYME Model Maintenance -$15,000. New budget item to fund network model maintenance/updates. Co-op Safety Program -$7500. Previously misallocated to Demand Side Management. Pole Test & Treat Program -$205,000 (increase of $175,000 over 2011 Budget). Per Master Plan recommendation. IR Scan of OH System -$8500. New item, per Master Plan recommendation. IR#2 ROW Charge -$9500. New item. IR#2 ROW Property Tax Charge -$5700. New item. City of Penticton Budget 2012 17

Transmission & Distribution Details ELECT RIC UT ILIT Y - EXPENDIT URES Page: 55.1 2012 2011 Actual Proj Task Description Budget Budget Nov 30 0501 TRANSMISSION AND DISTRIBUTION 0501-10 System Maintenance Misc Repairs 99,000 99,500 80,035 0501-11 System Maintenance Service Repairs 8,000 11,900 4,016 0501-12 System Mtnce - Transformer Repl. 9,500 11,900 4,719 0501-13 Shop/Truck Mtnce 10,000 11,900 8,410 0501-20 System Operations-Switching 14,000 12,800 13,209 0501-21 System Operations-Power Quality 2,500 2,700 837 0501-22 System Operations-Software 3,000 3,200-0501-23 Prov. Permits, Inspections, Reports 6,400 5,200 - CYME Model Maintenance 15,000 0501-30 Vegetation Management 36,000 38,900 26,547 0501-40 Utility Locates 21,200 21,400 22,035 0501-50 Testing Rubber Goods & Hot Sticks 10,800 9,100 8,496 0501-60 Office Supplies & Commuications 4,500 700 658 Co-op Safety Program 7,500 0501-70 Testing, Treating, Stubbing Pole 205,000 30,000 26,435 0501-90 Distribution Contacts - Transmission Poles 32,000 31,000 31,056 PIB Lease & Taxes 15,200 Infrared Scan Distribution System 8,500 0501-95 PCB Disposal 75,000 75,000 273 0501-99 Inventory Adjustments 32,000 25,100 36,393 615,100 390,300 263,119 City of Penticton Budget 2012 18

Operating Budget Substations- $91,000 Increase of $20,500 over 2011 Budget Address deficiencies identified in Master Plan (fencing, lighting, grounding, equipment identification) at all substations. Overhaul of 4 reclosersat Carmi Sub IR scan of substations. City of Penticton Budget 2012 19

Substation Details ELECT RIC UT ILIT Y - EXPENDIT URES Page: 55.2 2012 2011 Actual Proj Task Description Budget Budget Nov 30 0504 HUTH SUBSTATION 0504-10 Routine Maintenance & Testing 3,500 3,400 634 0504-20 Site Services (phone, utilities,etc) 500 500 333 0504-30 Special Maintenance Items 9,500 7,100-13,500 11,000 967 0505 CARMI SUBSTATION 0505-10 Routine Maintenance & Testing 3,500 3,400 4,090 0505-20 Site Services (phone, utilities,etc) - 0505-30 Special Maintenance Items 46,500 7,100-50,000 10,500 4,090 0506 WESTMINSTER SUBSTATION 0506-10 Routine Maintenance & Testing 3,500 3,400 4,654 0506-20 Site Services (phone, utilities,etc) - 0506-30 Special Maintenance Items 10,000 35,100 24,850 13,500 38,500 29,504 0507 WATERFORD SUBSTATION 0507-10 Routine Maintenance & Testing 3,500 3,400 694 0507-20 Site Services (phone, utilities,etc) - 0507-30 Special Maintenance Items 10,500 7,100-14,000 10,500 694 City of Penticton Budget 2012 20

Operating Budget Billing & Collection (Meter reading) - $85,800 Labour costs decreasing as result of increased AMR deployment Decrease of ($14,000) from 2009 and 2010 actuals. Budget includes purchase of an additional handheld reading equipment with real-time update functionality ($10,000) ELECT RIC UT ILIT Y - EXPENDIT URES Page: 55.2 2012 2011 Actual Proj Task Description Budget Budget Nov 30 14,000 10,500 694 0508 CUSTOMER BILLING AND COLLECTION 0508-10 Labour - Meter Readers 70,000 70,500 61,904 0508-20 Vehicle #101 & 1/3 #120 5,500 7,300 7,427 0508-30 Clothing 300 0-0508-60 Reading Equipment 10,000 6,000 5,383 85,800 83,800 74,714 City of Penticton Budget 2012 21

Operating Budget Meter Testing & Maintenance - $54,500 Decrease of $16,800 over 2011 Budget. Light meter retest requirements in 2012. Meter Tech labour will assist in AMR Program. System Security - $53,300 After hours standby costs for 1 PLT No increase apart from CA increases City of Penticton Budget 2012 22

Meter Testing & System Security Detail ELECT RIC UT ILIT Y - EXPENDIT URES Page: 55.2 2012 2011 Actual Proj Task Description Budget Budget Nov 30 0509 METER TESTING AND MAINTENANCE 0509-10 Testing and Maintenance 39,000 51,200 38,597 0509-20 Meter Replacements 8,500 9,100 1,113 0509-30 External Meter Test Fees 3,000 2,000 336 0509-60 Software Development for Meter Reading 2,500 7,500-0509-99 Miscellaneous 1,500 1,500 1,191 54,500 71,300 41,237 0510 SYSTEM SECURITY 0510-10 Standby General 53,300 53,200 41,827 City of Penticton Budget 2012 23

Operating Budget Turn-ons & Cut-offs - $115,300 Slight increase of $3900 in 2012, based on historical actuals. 1.33 FTE to carry out Utilities turn-on and disconnect requests. Includes vehicle costs (1.33 vehicles) ELECT RIC UT ILIT Y - EXPENDIT URES Page: 55.2 2012 2011 Actual Proj Task Description Budget Budget Nov 30 0511 TURN-ONS AND CUT-OFFS 0511-01 Labour 108,000 104,100 102,619 0511-02 Vehicle # 109 & 1/3 #120 7,300 7,300 4,719 0511-03 Clothing - 0511-04 Cellular Phone 500-115,800 111,400 107,338 City of Penticton Budget 2012 24

Operating Budget Tools & Equipment - $54,300 Tool budget: $32,000. Based on historical requirements for repairs, servicing, and new purchases. NOTE: Capital Tool Budget was merged with Operating Budget in 2011 Flame Retardant Clothing: $7300. Based on historical costs. Cleaning and replacement. PLT Apprenticeship:$15,000. Based on previous cost to establish and fund first year of PLT Apprenticeship program. Increase of $15,000 for Apprenticeship program. City of Penticton Budget 2012 25

Tools & Equipment Detail ELECT RIC UT ILIT Y - EXPENDIT URES Page: 55.3 2012 2011 Actual Proj Task Description Budget Budget Nov 30 OTHER ELECTRICAL EXPENDITURES 0512 TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT 0512-10 Misc Annual Tools Allowance 32,000 32,000 28,085 0512-20 Flame Retardent Clothing/Cleaning 7,300 7,300 5,254 0512-30 PLT Apprenticeship Program Expenses 15,000-54,300 39,300 33,339 City of Penticton Budget 2012 26

Operating Budget Other Expenses MiscRecoverable (Billing & Damage): $42,500. Based on historical actuals. Vandalism Expenses: $8400. Based on 2010 and 2011 actuals. Demand Side Management: $1000. Covers City costs associated with FortisBC PowerSense program. City of Penticton Budget 2012 27

Other Expenses Detail ELECT RIC UT ILIT Y - EXPENDIT URES Page: 55.3 2012 2011 Actual Proj Task Description Budget Budget Nov 30 0513 RECOVERABLE EXPENSES 0513-99 Miscellaneous (Non-Capital) 42,500 42,600 129,922 0514 VANDALISM EXPENSES 0514-10 Annual Allowance re Misc Repairs 8,400 4,800 10,392 0515 DEMAND SIDE MANAGEMENT PROGRAM 0515-10 Energy Conservation Promotion 1,000 4,000 4,000 City of Penticton Budget 2012 28

Electric Utility Revenues Summary ELECTRIC SYSTEM UTILITY Page: 54 REVENUE FP Financial Plan Forecast Forecast Forecast Forecast 2011 Account Classification 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 30,092,201 1610-01 55Electrical Energy Sales 32,284,260 34,221,300 35,658,600 38,867,900 40,811,300 296,000 1611-01 55Discounts Lost & Other Fees 335,000 300,000 300,000 300,000 300,000 42,600 1612-01 55Recoveries 42,500 40,000 40,000 40,000 40,000-1613-01 55Recoveries - Other 0-114,100 1614-01 55Electric Pole Contacts 115,000 116,200 117,400 118,600 119,800 25,000 1615-01 55Application Fees 26,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 444,714 1617-01 55Transfer from Surplus 2,290,265 259,300 173,000 292,000 8300-10 55Recoverable - Capital 285,500 291,200 297,000 303,000 309,000 205,425 8320-10 # Reserve for Future Expenditures - - - - 31,512,040 TOTAL REVENUE 35,378,525 35,253,000 36,611,000 39,654,500 41,605,100 1.32 1.36 1.33 1.30 1.27 1.26 City of Penticton Budget 2012 29

Electric Utility Revenues Detail Page: 54.1 2012 2011 Proj Description Budget Budget 1610 ELECTRICAL ENERGY SALES 1610-01 Basic Charge 2,797,000 2,453,800 Sales @ 96% of Purchase - 329.67 GWH 1610-01 Residential - 172.016 GWH 15,437,000 13,428,000 1610-01 Non-Residential - 140.058 WH 13,077,000 11,651,190 1610-01 Demand - 243 KVA 1,829,400 1,738,000 1610-01 City Rate Accounts - 16.9 GWH 1,199,000 928,400 1610-01 Less 10% Discount (3,433,940) (3,019,939) 1610-01 Street Lighting (Proj 730-01) 139,200 133,700 1610-01 MOH - Traffic Ctrls 4,950 1610-01 City Signals (Proj 732-04) 3,600 2,100 1610-01 Rate Increase - Wholesale 1,236,000 2,772,000 32,284,260 30,092,201 1611 OTHER FEES 1611-01 Discounts Lost (1% - non-city Sales) 331,000 293,000 1611-01 Reconnect, NSF, New Service 4,000 3,000 335,000 296,000 1612 RECOVERIES 1612-01 Revenue Re : Project 513-99 42,500 42,600 42,500 42,600 1613 RECOVERIES - OPERATING 1613-01 Sale of Old Transformers 1613-02 Other - - 1614 POLE CONTACTS 1614-01 Telus 3655 90,000 89,300 1614-01 Shaw Cable 1206 25,000 24,800 115,000 114,100 1615 APPLICATION FEES 1615-01 Sign-on, Meter Checks, Temp Service 26,000 25,000 26,000 25,000 City of Penticton Budget 2012 30

Electric Utility Fees & Charges Changes BYLAW 2000-25 - FEES AND CHARGES REVISED ELECTRICAL FEES 2011 Fee Proposed 2012 Fee Type of Change Fee Calculation Notes Temporary Service Connection - 1 Phase up to 200 amps $157.50 $190.00 Recalculated Fee Replace Broken Meter Glass $63.00 $85.00 Recalculated Fee Reseal Electric Meter $45.00 New Fee Electrical Call Out Rate $262.50 $330.00 Recalculated Fee Service Call 1 stop (1 hr. max) $200.00 New Fee Service Call 2 stops (1.5 hr. max) $300.00 New Fee NOTE: Above fees do not include applicable taxes (Chargehand + PLT for 1 hr) + (Service truck for 1 hr) + Admin Fee = $188.06 (Meter Tech 1 hr @ $38.39/hr)*labour Load @ 1.4975 + (vehicle 1 hr @ $5.94/hr) + ($10 shop materials) + 18% Admin Charge = $86.65 (Meter Tech.5 hr @ $38.39/hr)*labour Load @ 1.4975 + (vehicle.5 hr @ $5.94/hr) + ($5 shop materials) + 18% Admin Charge = $ 43.32 ((PLT for 4 hours @ $40.63/hr)*Labor Load @49.75%)+(Bucket truck for 1 hour @32.83)* Overhead @10%)*(1.18 for Admin Overhead) = $329.79 (Chargehand 1 hr@$41.68 /hr) + (PLT 1 hr@$40.63/hr)*labour Load @49.75% +(Bucket truck 1 hr @$32.83/hr) + (Misc material - inslinks, wedgclamp $10) + (18% Admin Charge) = $195.99 (Chargehand 1.5 hr@$41.68 /hr) + (PLT 1.5 hr@$40.63/hr)*labour Load @49.75% +(Bucket truck 1.5 hr @$32.83/hr) + (Misc material - inslinks, wedgclamp $10) + (18% Admin Charge) = $296.03 Current Fee does not cover actual cost of a Temp Service installation Covers labour and sealing costs of replacing damaged meter glass or cover. Increased to cover actual cost. Inspect and reseal meter socket after contractor has removed meter (with Utility approval). We have not previously charged for this service. Covers labour and equipment cost for a PLT callout. Increased to cover actual cost of an after-hours call-out. Currently using Estimating or Billing&Damage Invoicing process for this service. Flat Rate will simplify billing process; no change to customer for actual service cost. Currently using Estimating or Billing&Damage Invoicing process for this service. Flat Rate will simplify billing process; no change to customer for actual service cost. City of Penticton Budget 2012 31

ELECTRIC UTILITY OPERATING BUDGET QUESTIONS? City of Penticton Budget 2012 32

Electric Utility Budget Detail Pages ELECT RIC UT ILIT Y - EXPENDIT URES Page: 55.1 2012 2011 Actual Proj Task Description Budget Budget Nov 30 0520 SALARIES 0520-15 Director of Operations - Shared 50,800 50,500 73,325 0520-20 Operations Manager 104,800 103,750 93,550 0520-30 Technologist II 84,000 84,800 79,491 0520-40 Secretary 59,100 59,500 50,682 0520-50 Engineering & Design Transfer 25,000 15,000-323,700 313,550 297,048 0521 SALARIES 0521-10 Foreman 133,000 121,100 Consulting on front page 0521-10 Sub-Foreman - 20% 20,700 22,700 153,700 143,800 123,600 0523 ADMINISTRATION CHARGE 0523-10 General Provision 68,519 0523-11 General Revenue Fund 1,917,600 1,941,400 1,941,400 0524 VEHICLES 0524-01 Supervisor -Vehicle Allowance 5,600 5,600 0524-01 Electrical Technologist - #2 5,500 5,500 0524-01 Electrical Technician - #17 5,500 5,500 0524-01 Foreman - #95 5,500 5,500 0524-01 Sub-Foreman - #133 or #11 5,500 5,500 27,600 27,600 29,445 0525 BULK ENERGY PURCHASES 0525-01 Est 350,506 Giga Watt @.0675/KWH 23,657,300 22,860,600 17,965,117 City of Penticton Budget 2012 33

Electric Utility Budget Detail Pages ELECT RIC UT ILIT Y - EXPENDIT URES Page: 55.1 2012 2011 Actual Proj Task Description Budget Budget Nov 30 0501 TRANSMISSION AND DISTRIBUTION 0501-10 System Maintenance Misc Repairs 99,000 99,500 80,035 0501-11 System Maintenance Service Repairs 8,000 11,900 4,016 0501-12 System Mtnce - Transformer Repl. 9,500 11,900 4,719 0501-13 Shop/Truck Mtnce 10,000 11,900 8,410 0501-20 System Operations-Switching 14,000 12,800 13,209 0501-21 System Operations-Power Quality 2,500 2,700 837 0501-22 System Operations-Software 3,000 3,200-0501-23 Prov. Permits, Inspections, Reports 6,400 5,200 - CYME Model Maintenance 15,000 0501-30 Vegetation Management 36,000 38,900 26,547 0501-40 Utility Locates 21,200 21,400 22,035 0501-50 Testing Rubber Goods & Hot Sticks 10,800 9,100 8,496 0501-60 Office Supplies & Commuications 4,500 700 658 Co-op Safety Program 7,500 0501-70 Testing, Treating, Stubbing Pole 205,000 30,000 26,435 0501-90 Distribution Contacts - Transmission Poles 32,000 31,000 31,056 PIB Lease & Taxes 15,200 Infrared Scan Distribution System 8,500 0501-95 PCB Disposal 75,000 75,000 273 0501-99 Inventory Adjustments 32,000 25,100 36,393 615,100 390,300 263,119 0503 TEMPORARY CONSTRUCTION SERVICES 0503-10 Service Connections 4,200 5,500 2,291 City of Penticton Budget 2012 34

Electric Utility Budget Detail Pages ELECT RIC UT ILIT Y - EXPENDIT URES Page: 55.2 2012 2011 Actual Proj Task Description Budget Budget Nov 30 0504 HUTH SUBSTATION 0504-10 Routine Maintenance & Testing 3,500 3,400 634 0504-20 Site Services (phone, utilities,etc) 500 500 333 0504-30 Special Maintenance Items 9,500 7,100-13,500 11,000 967 0505 CARMI SUBSTATION 0505-10 Routine Maintenance & Testing 3,500 3,400 4,090 0505-20 Site Services (phone, utilities,etc) - 0505-30 Special Maintenance Items 46,500 7,100-50,000 10,500 4,090 0506 WESTMINSTER SUBSTATION 0506-10 Routine Maintenance & Testing 3,500 3,400 4,654 0506-20 Site Services (phone, utilities,etc) - 0506-30 Special Maintenance Items 10,000 35,100 24,850 13,500 38,500 29,504 0507 WATERFORD SUBSTATION 0507-10 Routine Maintenance & Testing 3,500 3,400 694 0507-20 Site Services (phone, utilities,etc) - 0507-30 Special Maintenance Items 10,500 7,100-14,000 10,500 694 0508 CUSTOMER BILLING AND COLLECTION 0508-10 Labour - Meter Readers 70,000 70,500 61,904 0508-20 Vehicle #101 & 1/3 #120 5,500 7,300 7,427 0508-30 Clothing 300 0-0508-60 Reading Equipment 10,000 6,000 5,383 85,800 83,800 74,714 City of Penticton Budget 2012 35

Electric Utility Budget Detail Pages ELECT RIC UT ILIT Y - EXPENDIT URES Page: 55.2 2012 2011 Actual Proj Task Description Budget Budget Nov 30 0509 METER TESTING AND MAINTENANCE 0509-10 Testing and Maintenance 39,000 51,200 38,597 0509-20 Meter Replacements 8,500 9,100 1,113 0509-30 External Meter Test Fees 3,000 2,000 336 0509-60 Software Development for Meter Reading 2,500 7,500-0509-99 Miscellaneous 1,500 1,500 1,191 54,500 71,300 41,237 0510 SYSTEM SECURITY 0510-10 Standby General 53,300 53,200 41,827 0511 TURN-ONS AND CUT-OFFS 0511-01 Labour 108,000 104,100 102,619 0511-02 Vehicle # 109 & 1/3 #120 7,300 7,300 4,719 0511-03 Clothing - 0511-04 Cellular Phone 500-115,800 111,400 107,338 City of Penticton Budget 2012 36

Electric Utility Budget Detail Pages ELECT RIC UT ILIT Y - EXPENDIT URES Page: 55.3 2012 2011 Actual Proj Task Description Budget Budget Nov 30 OTHER ELECTRICAL EXPENDITURES 0512 TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT 0512-10 Misc Annual Tools Allowance 32,000 32,000 28,085 0512-20 Flame Retardent Clothing/Cleaning 7,300 7,300 5,254 0512-30 PLT Apprenticeship Program Expenses 15,000-54,300 39,300 33,339 0513 RECOVERABLE EXPENSES 0513-99 Miscellaneous (Non-Capital) 42,500 42,600 129,922 0514 VANDALISM EXPENSES 0514-10 Annual Allowance re Misc Repairs 8,400 4,800 10,392 0515 DEMAND SIDE MANAGEMENT PROGRAM 0515-10 Energy Conservation Promotion 1,000 4,000 4,000 2982 TRANSFER TO GENERAL REVENUE FUND 2982-10 Operating Expenditures 143,200 114,325 2982-10 Capital Expenditures 3,000,000 2,579,000 3,143,200 2,693,325 114,325 30,349,000 28,856,975 T ransfer to Ele ctrical Capital 4,969,525 2,555,065 T otal Electric Utility Operating Budget 35,378,525 31,512,040 City of Penticton Budget 2012 37