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City
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Columbus
County
The county where this buyer is located.
Platte
Phone Number
Contact phone number for this buyer.
(402) 564-3171
Zip Code
Postal code for this buyer's location.
68602
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This document outlines the Loup Miscellaneous Municipal Service Rider (LMM-Rider) offered by Loup River Public Power District. It specifies eligibility criteria for communities, counties, public school districts, and other tax-supported non-profit entities. The rider provides a 33 1/3 percent discount on energy billing for applicable rate schedules (General Service, Large Light & Power Service) with specific minimum net billing rates per kilowatt-hour for summer and winter months. The conditions also detail minimum billing and service policies.
This document outlines the Loup Residential Service Rate Schedule LR-1, detailing the applicability to single-family residences and apartments, character of service, and rates including a customer service charge, per kilowatt-hour rates for summer and winter periods, and a minimum monthly bill. It also covers a Production Cost Adjustment, terms of payment, and specific conditions for service regarding electric appliances and motor ratings.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Loup River Public Power District
The Board approved the appointment of a new Assistant Secretary to the Board. Discussions included the status of the non-capacity license amendment with FERC and ongoing consultations with the US Fish and Wildlife Service regarding the pallid sturgeon. The Board reviewed the Nebraska Power Association Load and Capability Report, discussed NPPD's preliminary 2027 wholesale rate projections, and approved the 2027 Budget Preparation Schedule. Additionally, the Board authorized health insurance renewals for 2027 and received a report on quarterly payments made to communities under professional retail operations agreements.
The Board discussed various operational and administrative updates, including ongoing FERC license amendment filings and environmental considerations regarding the pallid sturgeon. Management provided updates on river temperature monitoring, FEMA project closeouts, and the status of bridge infrastructure. The Board reviewed preliminary wholesale rate projections from NPPD for 2027 and considered potential changes to load control strategies. Additionally, the Board approved a position change from Drafting Technician to Field Technician, adopted a resolution regarding a staff retirement, and approved work order and investment letters. Attendees also received a recap of the APPA Annual Conference.
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The board reviewed various financial and operational reports, including bank reconciliation and vendor payments. Discussions included updates on the FERC license amendment, the status of bridge replacement projects, and the sale of district properties. The board evaluated the NPPD rate outlook and the implications of the wholesale power contract. Additionally, the meeting addressed advertising strategy, personnel matters including a retirement resolution, and regulatory compliance regarding the High Hazard Area Safety Program. A work order letter was approved.
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