Small General Service (GS-1). The GS-1 rate applies to service to customers with metered monthly energy usage less than 8,000 kWh and with metered demand not exceeding 20 kW in a monthly billing period for six or more separate monthly billing periods in the prior calendar year.
Industrial average bills are calculated using the fixed average usage of 1,490,262 kWh and 2,622 kW, using Roseville's GS4 rate, SMUD's GUS-L rate, and PG&E's E20 rate effective the January 1st of the year following the year labeled in the column
Rates are shown from 2019 to 2021. The rate card is for the year 2021. Large General Service (GS-3). The GS-3 rate applies to customers with metered demand greater than 500 kW during six or more monthly billing periods in the prior calendar year, and not greater than 1,000 kW in six or more separate monthly billing periods in the prior calendar year.
Rates are shown from 2019-2021. Rate card shows 2021. Medium General Service (GS-2). The GS-2 rate applies to customers with metered monthly energy usage greater than 8,000 kWh or with metered demand greater than 20 kW during six or more monthly billing periods in the prior calendar year, and not greater than 500 kW in six or more separate monthly billing periods in the prior calendar year.
Rates are shown from 2019-2021. Rate card shows 2021. Small General Service (GS-1). The GS-1 rate applies to service to customers with metered monthly energy usage less than 8,000 kWh and with metered demand not exceeding 20 kW in a monthly billing period for six or more separate monthly billing periods in the prior calendar year.
For 90% of all low-risk Hazardous Materials responses, the total response time goal for arrival of the first due unit, staffed with three personnel (one Captain, one Engineer, and one Firefighter) shall be within 8 minutes of the receipt of the 9-1-1 call.
For 90% of all moderate- and high-risk hazardous materials response incidents, the total response time goal for the arrival of the Effective Response Force including the hazardous materials response team (including 14 firefighters and officers) shall be within 20 minutes of the receipt of the 9-1-1 call in all areas.
