Order No. PSC-2024-0219-PAA-EU•Florida Public Service Commission native order document 07001-2024
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FILED 6/27/2024 DOCUMENT NO. 07001-2024 FPSC - COMMISSION CLERK BEFORE THE FLORIDA PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION In re: Joint petition for approval of territorial agreement in Marion County, by City of Ocala, Florida d/b/a Ocala Electric Utility and Sumter Electric Coo erative, Inc. DOCKET NO. 20240033-EU ORDER NO. PSC-2024-0219-PAA-EU ISSUED: June 27, 2024 The following Commissioners participated in the disposition of this matter: MIKE LA ROSA, Chairman ARTGRAHAM GARYF.CLARK ANDREW GILES FAY GABRIELLA P ASSIDOMO NOTICE OF PROPOSED AGENCY ACTION ORDER APPROVING JOINT PETITION FOR APPROVAL OF TERRITORIAL AGREEMENT BY THE COMMISSION: NOTICE is hereby given by the Florida Public Service Commission that the action discussed herein is preliminary in nature and will become final unless a person whose interests are substantially affected files a petition for a formal proceeding, pursuant to Rule 25-22.029, Florida Administrative Code (F.A.C.). Background On February 15, 2024, the City of Ocala, Florida d/b/a Ocala Electric Utility (Ocala) a nd the Sumter Electric Cooperative, Inc. (SECO), collectively the joint petitioners, filed a petition seeking our approval of a Territorial Agreement in Marion County, Florida (2024 Territorial Agreement). The 2024 Territorial Agreement proposes territorial boundary line changes and also proposes transferring 52 customers and facilities from SECO to Ocala and 17 customers and facilities from Ocala to SECO. In its petition, the joint petitioners provided sample customer notifications dated January 10, 2024, which were sent to each of the customers who are subject to being transferred. The letters were issued to comply with Rule 25-6.0440(1)(d), F.A.C. The proposed Agreement, maps depicting the new territorial boundaries, and legal descriptions are attached hereto as Attachment A. Since 1987, Ocala and SECO have entered into a series of territorial agreements, the most recent of which was executed by the parties in 2003 (the 2003 Agreement). We approved that agreeme nt by Order No. PSC-03-0477-PAA-EU dated April 10, 2003, and Order No. PSC-2003- 0567-CO-EU dated May 2, 2003. Early in 2017, the joint petitioners began to negotiate a new
ORDER NO. PSC-2024-0219-PAA-EU DOCKET NO. 20240033-EU PAGE 2 territorial agreement to replace the 2003 Agreement, which expired in May of 2018. 1 Despite it expiring, the parties have continued to abide by the 2003 Agreement since beginning their negotiations towards the new Territorial Agreement that is the subject of this Order. Both Ocala and SECO have inadvertently connected customers that are located in the other utility’s territory. As discussed herein, the negotiated 2024 Territorial Agreement provides that some of the customers will be transferred while others will remain with the current utility and not be transferred. The utilities contend that their respective Geographic Information System (GIS) mapping systems are now enhanced to clearly identify if requested service is located within or outside either utility’s service territory to prevent future inadvertent connections. During the review process, our staff issued two data requests to the joint petitioners, for which responses were received on March 20, 2024 and April 30, 2024. Our staff also had an informal telephonic meeting with the joint petitioners on April 3, 2024. The proposed 2024 Territorial Agreement, as approved herein, establishes new territorial boundaries reflecting the assets and customer transfers between the joint petitioners. We have jurisdiction over this matter pursuant to Section 366.04, Florida Statutes (F.S.). Decision Pursuant to Section 366.04(2)(d), F.S., and Rule 25-6.0440(2), F.A.C., we have jurisdiction to approve territorial agreements between and among rural electric cooperatives, municipal electric utilities, and other electric utilities. Unless we determine that the agreement will cause a detriment to the public interest, the agreement shall be approved.2 A. Compliance with Rule 25-6.0440(2), F.A.C. Rule 25-6.0440(2), F.A.C., sets forth standards we may consider when evaluating whether to approve territorial agreements for electric utilities, as follows: (a) The reasonableness of the purchase price of any facilities being transferred; (b) The reasonable likelihood that the agreement, in and of itself, will not cause a decrease in the reliability of electrical service to the existing or future ratepayers of any utility party to the agreement; (c) The reasonable likelihood that the agreement will eliminate existing or potential uneconomic duplication of facilities; and (d) Any other factor the Commission finds relevant in reaching a determination that the territorial agreement is in the public interest. 1 The joint petitioners assert that although the 2003 Agreement expired, the parties continue to meet their respective obligations set forth in that agreement. See Document No. 01238-2024, joint petitioners’ response to our staff’s first data request, No. 1.a. 2 Utilities Commission of the City of New Smyrna Beach v. Florida Public Service Commission, 469 So. 2d 731 (Fla. 1985).
ORDER NO. PSC-2024-0219-PAA-EU DOCKET NO. 20240033-EU PAGE 3 B. Proposed 2024 Territorial Agreement Ocala and SECO executed the 2024 Territorial Agreement on December 18, 2023, to replace the 2003 Agreement which expired in May 2018. Upon our approval, the 2024 Territorial Agreement will supersede the 2003 Agreement and all other prior agreements between the joint petitioners in Marion County. Through the 2024 Territorial Agreement, the joint petitioners seek to (1) transfer certain customers to address errors each utility made in connecting and serving customers that were located in the geographic area of the other utility 3 and (2) make minor revisions to existing boundary lines, or “re-draws,” in order to gain further operational efficiencies and customer improvements in their respective retail service territories in Marion County. These combined objectives are expected to aid the utilities in eliminating circumstances that give rise to the uneconomic duplication of service facilities and hazardous situations. Pursuant to Section 6.1 of the 2024 Territorial Agreement, it shall remain in effect for 20 years from the date of our approval of the agreement in its entirety and it is no longer subject to judicial review. Upon the expiration of the initial 20-year term, pursuant to Section 6.1, the agreement shall remain in effect unless either party provides written notice of termination at least 12 months prior to the termination of the Agreement in accordance with the Section 8.3. C. Proposed Boundary Modifications The joint petitioners assert that the proposed boundary modifications are minor, and do not involve the transfer of existing customers.4 These minor modifications are the result of negotiations between the parties, and propose changes to their existing boundary lines only when and where the parties believe it was equitable to do so, and only in those limited areas where: (1) where one utility had facilities and the other did not and had no intention of building such facilities, and it was more efficient for the current utility to continue serving those accounts rather than duplicating facilities and transferring the accounts back to the other utility; or (2) when a modification was needed to keep the territorial boundary line from “splitting” a development parcel.5 The joint petitioners contend the proposed modifications will accomplish these objectives, but acknowledge that even with its proposed territory modifications and proposed customer transfers, each utility will continue to serve a limited number of customers currently in the territory of the other utility. In a data request response, the joint petitioners acknowledged that a small number of inadvertently-served customers are not being proposed for transfer. A total of 51 such customers are currently served by SECO, even though they are located in Ocala’s service territory. A total of 34 such customers are currently served by Ocala, even though they are located in SECO’s service territory.6 The joint petitioners contend that these inadvertently-served customers are in 3 Document No. 02582-2024, joint petitioners’ response to our staff’s second data request, No. 1. 4 Document No. 02582-2024, joint petitioners’ response to our staff’s second data request, No. 1. 5 Id. 6 Document No. 02582-2024, joint petitioners’ response to our staff’s second data request, No. 1. The addresses for these inadvertently served customers are provided in Attachments 1 and 2.
ORDER NO. PSC-2024-0219-PAA-EU DOCKET NO. 20240033-EU PAGE 4 areas where the parties determined it is efficient for the current utility to continue serving those accounts, rather than duplicating facilities and transferring the accounts back to the other utility.7 D. Proposed Customer Transfers A total of 52 active customer accounts are proposed to be transferred from SECO to Ocala and 17 active customer accounts and facilities are proposed to be transferred from Ocala to SECO. 8 This subset of customers were also inadvertently connected by the other utility; however, unlike the customers discussed above where the current utility will continue serving those accounts, the parties negotiated the proposed transfer arrangements for these customers, as discussed below. The proposed customer transfers under the 2024 Territorial Agreement are the result of negotiations between the parties, with the intention to “clean up encroachments” where one utility has inadvertently served customers in the other utility’s service area where the other utility has facilities.9 The parties attempted to avert customer transfers entirely, but negotiations were stymied by lack of agreement on an equitable method to calculate the future load (growth) value of other undeveloped parcels that could have been swapped to make the other utility whole for relinquishing parts of its previously established service territory.10 The parties fell back to negotiating the proposed transfers while maintaining the original boundary as a means to complete the agreement, and also avoid the confusion associated with revisions to their existing territorial boundary that was previously approved by us. Instead, the joint petitioners agreed on the proposed customer transfer arrangements that maintains the current territorial boundary line in areas where the parties were unable to agree on another arrangement. E. SECO to Ocala Customer Transfers The 52 active SECO customer accounts to be transferred to Ocala are primarily residential and small business class customers, connected at various times, the oldest of which was connected over 30 years ago.11 At the time of connection, SECO states it relied upon its then-current mapping resources, which indicated that each service address was within its franchised service territory. Enhancements to its mapping resources, however, indicated that the service addresses identified in Exhibit C of the proposed 2024 Territorial Agreement were, in fact, located in Ocala’s territory, except for the metered services for City of Ocala-owned facilities (e.g., traffic control equipment and sanitary lift stations). 7 Document No. 02582-2024, joint petitioners’ response to staff’s first data request, No. 1. 8 The service location addresses for all of the customer transfers are identified in Exhibits C and D to the joint petitioners’ petition, dated February 15, 2024 (See Document No. 00725-2024). 9 Id. 10 Document No. 02582-2024, joint petitioners’ response to our staff’s second data request, No 1.d 11 Document No. 01238-2024, joint petitioners’ response to our staff’s first data request, No. 1.
ORDER NO. PSC-2024-0219-PAA-EU DOCKET NO. 20240033-EU PAGE 5 F. Ocala to SECO Customer Transfers Similarly, the 17 active Ocala customer accounts to be transferred to SECO were also connected at various times, some dating back to 20 years.12 However, all of the customer locations except one shown in Exhibit D of the proposed 2024 Territorial Agreement are receiving service as small business class customers. At the time of connection, Ocala also relied on mapping resources that have since been enhanced. The joint petitioners state that both utilities now use more accurate GIS that are programmed to automatically alert utility employees when requests for service are located outside of either entity’s service territory.13 G. Implementation and Customer Notifications The joint petitioners state that there will be no customer transfers until we approve the joint petition. Although specific details have not been developed yet, the joint petitioners state that upon our approval of the 2024 Territorial Agreement, the customer transfers will be coordinated to take place over a 36-month period. The joint petitioners state that multiple departments from each utility will be involved in developing and coordinating this work plan, which will involve general engineering studies, developing customer communications plans, conduct field reviews, develop and prioritize the necessary work orders to effectuate the customer transfers, while also conducting individual work requests designed for each customer being transferred.14 Pursuant to Rule 25-6.0440(1)(d), F.A.C., SECO notified its designated 52 customers of the proposed transfer to Ocala, and Ocala informed its designated 17 customers of their proposed transfer to SECO. The customer notification letters dated January 10, 2024, provided information on the general service rate changes that would be applicable under this proposal. As of January 2024, the residential service rate for 1,000 Kilowatt Hours (KWH) was $116.60 for SECO and $162.64 for Ocala, a difference of $46.04 per month (about 36%). As of January 2024, the commercial general service rate (GS) for 1,000 Kilowatt KWH was $122.50 for SECO and $166.77 for Ocala, a difference of $44.27 per month (about 39%). As of January 2024, the commercial GS3 rate for 1,000 KWH was $133.00 for SECO and not applicable to Ocala. SECO has not received any written correspondence from customers related to the proposed transfers. However SECO has received two phone calls from proposed transferred customers who expressed their displeasure at having to transfer, and preference to remain SECO customers. Ocala has not received any written or verbal (phone call) comments from any of the customers subject to transfer. 15 At least 30 days prior to the actual transfer, SECO and Ocala customers will receive a second notification of the transfer, the timing of the transfer, and the rate comparison of each utility. Moreover prior to construction, the customers being transferred will be again notified 12 Document No. 01238-2024, joint petitioners’ response to our staff’s first data request, No. 1. 13 Document No. 01238-2024, joint petitioners’ response to our staff’s first data request, No. 6. 14 Document No. 01238-2024, joint petitioners’ response to our staff’s first data request, No. 7. 15 Document No. 01238-2024, joint petitioners’ response to our staff’s first data request, No. 6.
ORDER NO. PSC-2024-0219-PAA-EU DOCKET NO. 20240033-EU PAGE 6 (e.g. by phone calls, door hangers) that their electric service is being transferred to the other utility.16 The joint petitioners assert that no additional charges will be imposed on those customers that will be transferred.17 The joint petitioners have not determined a purchase price for facility transfers, or have developed construction cost estimates or detailed engineering drawings yet. No final decisions have been made regarding transferring or purchasing facilities. Upon the approval of the proposed 2024 Territorial Agreement, the parties will address which facilities are to be transferred or purchased and undertake a valuation of facilities subject to transfer. SECO and Ocala have agreed to use a commonly-accepted engineering cost estimation methodology to determine the value of facilities subject to transfer.18 The joint petitioners represent that the proposed 2024 Territorial Agreement is the result of a balanced negotiation. They assert that a number of factors were analyzed, and believe the resulting 2024 Territorial Agreement corrects certain errors made by both entities, provides clarity on the minor boundary changes that eliminate split parcels, and would aid them in serving their own respective customers in a more efficient manner. Regarding Rule 25-6.0440(2), F.A.C., we note that no purchase price was presented for our review. Furthermore, we note that, as a proxy, the joint petitioners plan to develop specific plans and technical drawings for implementing their agreement at a later time, once our approval is obtained. The parties assert that when specific technical plans are developed, they will develop a valuation for the facilities subject to transfer based upon a commonly-accepted engineering cost estimation methodology.19 We find that this approach is reasonable because it is a commonly-accepted methodology, and one that we have used in the past.20 Pursuant to Rule 25-6.0440(2)(b), F.A.C., the joint petitioners confirmed in data request responses that the availability and reliability of service to existing or future customers will not be decreased for either petitioner. Additionally, both utilities confirmed that the 2024 Territorial Agreement would help them gain further operational efficiencies and customer service improvements in their respective retail service areas. 16 Document No. 01238-2024, joint petitioners’ response to our staff’s first data request, No. 3. 17 Document No. 02582-2024, joint petitioners’ response to our staff’s second data request, Nos. 5 and 6. 18 Document No. 01238-2024, joint petitioners’ response to our staff’s first data request, No. 4. 19 Document No. 01238-2024, joint petitioners’ response to our staff’s first data request, No. 4. 20 See Order No PSC-2019-0048-PAA-EU, issued January 28, 2019, and consummated by Order No PSC-2019- 0066-CO-EU, issued February 22, 2019. Both orders were issued in Docket No. 20180159-EU, In re: Joint petition for approval of amendment to territorial agreement in Hardee, Highlands, Polk, and Osceola Counties, by Peace River Electric Cooperative and Duke Energy Florida, LLC; Order No PSC-2020-0252-PAA-EU, issued July 23, 2020, and consummated by Order No PSC-2020-0279-CO-EU, issued August 17, 2020. Both orders were issued in Docket No. 20200106-EU, In re: Joint petition to approve territorial agreement in Sumter, Lake, Marion, Levy, and Citrus Counties, by Sumter Electric Cooperative, Inc. and Duke Energy Florida, LLC; and Order No PSC-2021- 0041-PAA-EU, issued January 25, 2021, and consummated by Order No PSC-2021-0085-CO-EU, issued February 19, 2021. Both orders were issued in Docket No. 20200217-EU, In re: Joint petition for approval of territorial agreement in Jefferson, Madison, and Taylor Counties, by Tri-County Electric Cooperative and Duke Energy Florida, LLC.
ORDER NO. PSC-2024-0219-PAA-EU DOCKET NO. 20240033-EU PAGE 7 Under the proposed 2024 Territorial Agreement, the joint petitioners have made good faith efforts to minimize existing or potential uneconomic duplication of facilities, as referenced in Rule 25-6.0440(2)(c), F.A.C. Each joint petitioner provided maps indicating the approximate distance between customer locations and primary facilities.21 For the majority of all customers that are proposed to be transferred, the distance between customer locations and primary facilities is less than 1,000 feet.22 The joint petitioners explained that they intend to pursue the purchasing existing facilities (rather than constructing new facilities) when the following conditions are met: 1) it is economically feasible to do so (based on the depreciated value), 2) where the existing facilities can be disconnected from other utilities’ remaining facilities without significant impact on other utilities’ ability to serve other customers, 3) the existing facilities appear suitable for use for several more years, 4) in underground distribution locations, and 5), in locations where equipment and facilities are compatible between the two utilities (i.e., transformer voltages, insulator rating, etc.) Based on the stated preference to purchase facilities rather than build where possible, we find that these actions, in sum, reasonably address the matter of uneconomic duplication. Rule 25-6.0440(2)(d), F.A.C., gives us the discretion to address any other relevant concerns that are case-specific. In this case, a disparity of rates (based on January 2024 information for 1,000 KWH of usage) exists that will result in certain customers paying more for service.23 Pursuant to the 2024 Territorial Agreement, the 52 customers transferred from SECO to Ocala will be paying rates that are about 36 percent to 39 percent higher, compared to the comparable rates from SECO for residential and commercial class service. We find that SECO met its obligation of providing notification pursuant to Rule 25-6.0440(1)(d), F.A.C., and the joint petitioners commit to do so again when the specific transfer (within the 36 month window) is eminent. Although we are cognizant of the rate impact on those 52 customers, we have consistently adhered to the principle set forth in Storey v. Mayo, 217 So. 2d 304, 307-308 (Fla. 1968), and reaffirmed in Lee County Electric Cooperative v. Marks, 501 So. 2d 585 (Fla. 1987), that no person has a right to compel service from a particular utility simply because he believes it to be to his advantage. The Court went on to say in Lee County that “larger policies are at stake than one customer's self-interest, and those policies must be enforced and safeguarded by the Florida Public Service. Commission.” Lee County Electric Cooperative, at 587.24 The joint petitioners are optimistic that with modern mapping resources and advancements in GIS technology, instances of inadvertent connection can be greatly reduced or eliminated. We commend both parties for their efforts to correct certain errors made by both entities over a long period of time. On balance, we find the 2024 Territorial Agreement is a product of thoughtful negotiation and reasonable in its terms. 21 Document No. 02582-2024, joint petitioners’ response to our staff’s second data request, No. 4. 22 Id. 23 AmeriSteel Corp. v. Clark, 691 So. 2d 473, 480 (Fla. 1997). (“[T]he Commission was fully apprised of AmeriSteel's corporate interest in obtaining lower electricity rates before deciding to approve the JEA–FPL agreement.”) 24 See Order No. PSC-96-0755-FOF-EU, issued June 10, 1996, in Docket No. 19950307-EU, In re: Petition to resolve a territorial dispute with Florida Power & Light Company in St. Johns County, by Jacksonville Electric Authority.
ORDER NO. PSC-2024-0219-PAA-EU DOCKET NO. 20240033-EU PAGE 8 H. Conclusion For the aforementioned reasons, we approve the proposed 2024 Territorial Agreement between Ocala and SECO in Marion County, dated December 18, 2023. The proposed territorial agreement amends the respective boundary between these utilities to more clearly delineate the service territory for each utility and eliminate the need for each utility to continue serving certain customers located in the territory of the other utility. Moreover, approval of the 2024 Territorial Agreement will help both joint petitioners gain further operational efficiencies and customer service improvements in their respective retail service territories, and address circumstances giving rise to uneconomic duplication of service facilities and hazardous situations. Based on the foregoing, it is ORDERED by the Florida Public Service Commission that the proposed 2024 Territorial Agreement in Marion County, Florida between Ocala Electric Utility and the Sumter Electric Cooperative, Inc., dated December 18, 2023, is hereby approved. It is further ORDERED that the provisions of this Order, issued as proposed agency action, shall become final and effective upon the issuance of a Consummating Order unless an appropriate petition, in the form provided by Rule 28-106.201, Florida Administrative Code, is received by the Commission Clerk, 2540 Shumard Oak Boulevard, Tallahassee, Florida 32399-0850, by the close of business on the date set forth in the “Notice of Further Proceedings” attached hereto. It is further ORDERED that in the event this Order becomes final, this docket shall be closed.
ORDER NO. PSC-2024-0219-PAA-EU DOCKET NO. 20240033-EU PAGE9 By ORDER of the Florida Public Service Commission this 27th day of June, 2024. RPS Florida Public Service Commission 2540 Shumard Oak Boulevard Tallahassee, Florida 32399 (850) 413-6770 www.floridapsc.com Copies furnished: A copy of this document is provided to the parties of record at the time of issuance and, if applicable, interested persons. NOTICE OF FURTHER PROCEEDINGS OR JUDICIAL REVIEW The Florida Public Service Commission is required by Section 120.569(1 ), Florida Statutes, to notify parties of any administrative hearing that is available under Section 120.57, Florida Statutes, as well as the procedures and time limits that apply. This notice should not be construed to mean all requests for an administrative hearing will be granted or result in the relief sought. Mediation may be available on a case-by-case basis. Tf mediation is conducted, it does not affect a substantially interested person's right to a hearing. The action proposed herein is preliminary in nature. Any person whose substantial interests are affected by the action proposed by this order may file a petition for a fo1mal proceeding, in the foim provided by Rule 28-106.201 , Florida Administrative Code. This petition must be received by the Office of Commission Clerk, 2540 Shumard Oak Boulevard, Tallahassee, Florida 32399-0850, by the close of business on July I 8, 2024. In the absence of such a petition, this order shall become final and effective upon the issuance of a Consummating Order. Any objection or protest filed in this/these docket(s) before the issuance date of this order is considered abandoned unless it satisfies the foregoing conditions and is renewed within the specified protest period.
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FILED 6/27/2024
DOCUMENT NO. 07001-2024
FPSC - COMMISSION CLERK
BEFORE THE FLORIDA PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
In re: Joint petition for approval of territorial DOCKET NO. 20240033-EU
agreement in Marion County, by City of Ocala, | ORDER NO. PSC-2024-0219-PAA-EU
Florida d/b/a Ocala Electric Utility and Sumter | ISSUED: June 27, 2024
Electric Cooperative, Inc.
The following Commissioners participated in the disposition of this matter:
MIKE LA ROSA, Chairman
ART GRAHAM
GARY F. CLARK
ANDREW GILES FAY
GABRIELLA PASSIDOMO
NOTICE OF PROPOSED AGENCY ACTION
ORDER APPROVING JOINT PETITION FOR APPROVAL OF TERRITORIAL
AGREEMENT
BY THE COMMISSION:
NOTICE is hereby given by the Florida Public Service Commission that the action
discussed herein is preliminary in nature and will become final unless a person whose interests
are substantially affected files a petition for a formal proceeding, pursuant to Rule 25-22.029,
Florida Administrative Code (F.A.C.).
Background
On February 15, 2024, the City of Ocala, Florida d/b/a Ocala Electric Utility (Ocala) and
the Sumter Electric Cooperative, Inc. (SECO), collectively the joint petitioners, filed a petition
seeking our approval of a Territorial Agreement in Marion County, Florida (2024 Territorial
Agreement). The 2024 Territorial Agreement proposes territorial boundary line changes and also
proposes transferring 52 customers and facilities from SECO to Ocala and 17 customers and
facilities from Ocala to SECO. In its petition, the joint petitioners provided sample customer
notifications dated January 10, 2024, which were sent to each of the customers who are subject
to being transferred. The letters were issued to comply with Rule 25-6.0440(1)(d), F.A.C. The
proposed Agreement, maps depicting the new territorial boundaries, and legal descriptions are
attached hereto as Attachment A.
Since 1987, Ocala and SECO have entered into a series of territorial agreements, the most
recent of which was executed by the parties in 2003 (the 2003 Agreement). We approved that
agreement by Order No. PSC-03-0477-PAA-EU dated April 10, 2003, and Order No. PSC-2003-
0567-CO-EU dated May 2, 2003. Early in 2017, the joint petitioners began to negotiate a new
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territorial agreement to replace the 2003 Agreement, which expired in May of 2018. 1 Despite it
expiring, the parties have continued to abide by the 2003 Agreement since beginning their
negotiations towards the new Territorial Agreement that is the subject of this Order.
Both Ocala and SECO have inadvertently connected customers that are located in the
other utility’s territory. As discussed herein, the negotiated 2024 Territorial Agreement provides
that some of the customers will be transferred while others will remain with the current utility
and not be transferred. The utilities contend that their respective Geographic Information System
(GIS) mapping systems are now enhanced to clearly identify if requested service is located
within or outside either utility’s service territory to prevent future inadvertent connections.
During the review process, our staff issued two data requests to the joint petitioners, for
which responses were received on March 20, 2024 and April 30, 2024. Our staff also had an
informal telephonic meeting with the joint petitioners on April 3, 2024.
The proposed 2024 Territorial Agreement, as approved herein, establishes new territorial
boundaries reflecting the assets and customer transfers between the joint petitioners. We have
jurisdiction over this matter pursuant to Section 366.04, Florida Statutes (F.S.).
Decision
Pursuant to Section 366.04(2)(d), F.S., and Rule 25-6.0440(2), F.A.C., we have
jurisdiction to approve territorial agreements between and among rural electric cooperatives,
municipal electric utilities, and other electric utilities. Unless we determine that the agreement
will cause a detriment to the public interest, the agreement shall be approved.2
A. Compliance with Rule 25-6.0440(2), F.A.C.
Rule 25-6.0440(2), F.A.C., sets forth standards we may consider when evaluating
whether to approve territorial agreements for electric utilities, as follows:
(a) The reasonableness of the purchase price of any facilities being
transferred;
(b) The reasonable likelihood that the agreement, in and of itself, will not
cause a decrease in the reliability of electrical service to the existing or future
ratepayers of any utility party to the agreement;
(c) The reasonable likelihood that the agreement will eliminate existing or
potential uneconomic duplication of facilities; and
(d) Any other factor the Commission finds relevant in reaching a
determination that the territorial agreement is in the public interest.
1 The joint petitioners assert that although the 2003 Agreement expired, the parties continue to meet their respective
obligations set forth in that agreement. See Document No. 01238-2024, joint petitioners’ response to our staff’s first
data request, No. 1.a.
2 Utilities Commission of the City of New Smyrna Beach v. Florida Public Service Commission, 469 So. 2d 731
(Fla. 1985).
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B. Proposed 2024 Territorial Agreement
Ocala and SECO executed the 2024 Territorial Agreement on December 18, 2023, to
replace the 2003 Agreement which expired in May 2018. Upon our approval, the 2024 Territorial
Agreement will supersede the 2003 Agreement and all other prior agreements between the joint
petitioners in Marion County. Through the 2024 Territorial Agreement, the joint petitioners seek
to (1) transfer certain customers to address errors each utility made in connecting and serving
customers that were located in the geographic area of the other utility 3 and (2) make minor
revisions to existing boundary lines, or “re-draws,” in order to gain further operational
efficiencies and customer improvements in their respective retail service territories in Marion
County. These combined objectives are expected to aid the utilities in eliminating circumstances
that give rise to the uneconomic duplication of service facilities and hazardous situations.
Pursuant to Section 6.1 of the 2024 Territorial Agreement, it shall remain in effect for 20
years from the date of our approval of the agreement in its entirety and it is no longer subject to
judicial review. Upon the expiration of the initial 20-year term, pursuant to Section 6.1, the
agreement shall remain in effect unless either party provides written notice of termination at least
12 months prior to the termination of the Agreement in accordance with the Section 8.3.
C. Proposed Boundary Modifications
The joint petitioners assert that the proposed boundary modifications are minor, and do
not involve the transfer of existing customers.4 These minor modifications are the result of
negotiations between the parties, and propose changes to their existing boundary lines only when
and where the parties believe it was equitable to do so, and only in those limited areas where: (1)
where one utility had facilities and the other did not and had no intention of building such
facilities, and it was more efficient for the current utility to continue serving those accounts
rather than duplicating facilities and transferring the accounts back to the other utility; or (2)
when a modification was needed to keep the territorial boundary line from “splitting” a
development parcel.5 The joint petitioners contend the proposed modifications will accomplish
these objectives, but acknowledge that even with its proposed territory modifications and
proposed customer transfers, each utility will continue to serve a limited number of customers
currently in the territory of the other utility.
In a data request response, the joint petitioners acknowledged that a small number of
inadvertently-served customers are not being proposed for transfer. A total of 51 such customers
are currently served by SECO, even though they are located in Ocala’s service territory. A total
of 34 such customers are currently served by Ocala, even though they are located in SECO’s
service territory.6 The joint petitioners contend that these inadvertently-served customers are in
3 Document No. 02582-2024, joint petitioners’ response to our staff’s second data request, No. 1.
4 Document No. 02582-2024, joint petitioners’ response to our staff’s second data request, No. 1.
5 Id.
6 Document No. 02582-2024, joint petitioners’ response to our staff’s second data request, No. 1. The addresses for
these inadvertently served customers are provided in Attachments 1 and 2.
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areas where the parties determined it is efficient for the current utility to continue serving those
accounts, rather than duplicating facilities and transferring the accounts back to the other utility.7
D. Proposed Customer Transfers
A total of 52 active customer accounts are proposed to be transferred from SECO to
Ocala and 17 active customer accounts and facilities are proposed to be transferred from Ocala to
SECO. 8 This subset of customers were also inadvertently connected by the other utility;
however, unlike the customers discussed above where the current utility will continue serving
those accounts, the parties negotiated the proposed transfer arrangements for these customers, as
discussed below.
The proposed customer transfers under the 2024 Territorial Agreement are the result of
negotiations between the parties, with the intention to “clean up encroachments” where one
utility has inadvertently served customers in the other utility’s service area where the other utility
has facilities.9 The parties attempted to avert customer transfers entirely, but negotiations were
stymied by lack of agreement on an equitable method to calculate the future load (growth) value
of other undeveloped parcels that could have been swapped to make the other utility whole for
relinquishing parts of its previously established service territory.10 The parties fell back to
negotiating the proposed transfers while maintaining the original boundary as a means to
complete the agreement, and also avoid the confusion associated with revisions to their existing
territorial boundary that was previously approved by us. Instead, the joint petitioners agreed on
the proposed customer transfer arrangements that maintains the current territorial boundary line
in areas where the parties were unable to agree on another arrangement.
E. SECO to Ocala Customer Transfers
The 52 active SECO customer accounts to be transferred to Ocala are primarily
residential and small business class customers, connected at various times, the oldest of which
was connected over 30 years ago.11 At the time of connection, SECO states it relied upon its
then-current mapping resources, which indicated that each service address was within its
franchised service territory. Enhancements to its mapping resources, however, indicated that the
service addresses identified in Exhibit C of the proposed 2024 Territorial Agreement were, in
fact, located in Ocala’s territory, except for the metered services for City of Ocala-owned
facilities (e.g., traffic control equipment and sanitary lift stations).
7 Document No. 02582-2024, joint petitioners’ response to staff’s first data request, No. 1.
8 The service location addresses for all of the customer transfers are identified in Exhibits C and D to the joint
petitioners’ petition, dated February 15, 2024 (See Document No. 00725-2024).
9 Id.
10 Document No. 02582-2024, joint petitioners’ response to our staff’s second data request, No 1.d
11 Document No. 01238-2024, joint petitioners’ response to our staff’s first data request, No. 1.
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F. Ocala to SECO Customer Transfers
Similarly, the 17 active Ocala customer accounts to be transferred to SECO were also
connected at various times, some dating back to 20 years.12 However, all of the customer
locations except one shown in Exhibit D of the proposed 2024 Territorial Agreement are
receiving service as small business class customers. At the time of connection, Ocala also relied
on mapping resources that have since been enhanced. The joint petitioners state that both utilities
now use more accurate GIS that are programmed to automatically alert utility employees when
requests for service are located outside of either entity’s service territory.13
G. Implementation and Customer Notifications
The joint petitioners state that there will be no customer transfers until we approve the
joint petition. Although specific details have not been developed yet, the joint petitioners state
that upon our approval of the 2024 Territorial Agreement, the customer transfers will be
coordinated to take place over a 36-month period. The joint petitioners state that multiple
departments from each utility will be involved in developing and coordinating this work plan,
which will involve general engineering studies, developing customer communications plans,
conduct field reviews, develop and prioritize the necessary work orders to effectuate the
customer transfers, while also conducting individual work requests designed for each customer
being transferred.14
Pursuant to Rule 25-6.0440(1)(d), F.A.C., SECO notified its designated 52 customers of
the proposed transfer to Ocala, and Ocala informed its designated 17 customers of their proposed
transfer to SECO. The customer notification letters dated January 10, 2024, provided information
on the general service rate changes that would be applicable under this proposal. As of January
2024, the residential service rate for 1,000 Kilowatt Hours (KWH) was $116.60 for SECO and
$162.64 for Ocala, a difference of $46.04 per month (about 36%). As of January 2024, the
commercial general service rate (GS) for 1,000 Kilowatt KWH was $122.50 for SECO and
$166.77 for Ocala, a difference of $44.27 per month (about 39%). As of January 2024, the
commercial GS3 rate for 1,000 KWH was $133.00 for SECO and not applicable to Ocala.
SECO has not received any written correspondence from customers related to the
proposed transfers. However SECO has received two phone calls from proposed transferred
customers who expressed their displeasure at having to transfer, and preference to remain SECO
customers. Ocala has not received any written or verbal (phone call) comments from any of the
customers subject to transfer. 15
At least 30 days prior to the actual transfer, SECO and Ocala customers will receive a
second notification of the transfer, the timing of the transfer, and the rate comparison of each
utility. Moreover prior to construction, the customers being transferred will be again notified
12 Document No. 01238-2024, joint petitioners’ response to our staff’s first data request, No. 1.
13 Document No. 01238-2024, joint petitioners’ response to our staff’s first data request, No. 6.
14 Document No. 01238-2024, joint petitioners’ response to our staff’s first data request, No. 7.
15 Document No. 01238-2024, joint petitioners’ response to our staff’s first data request, No. 6.
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(e.g. by phone calls, door hangers) that their electric service is being transferred to the other
utility.16 The joint petitioners assert that no additional charges will be imposed on those
customers that will be transferred.17
The joint petitioners have not determined a purchase price for facility transfers, or have
developed construction cost estimates or detailed engineering drawings yet. No final decisions
have been made regarding transferring or purchasing facilities. Upon the approval of the
proposed 2024 Territorial Agreement, the parties will address which facilities are to be
transferred or purchased and undertake a valuation of facilities subject to transfer. SECO and
Ocala have agreed to use a commonly-accepted engineering cost estimation methodology to
determine the value of facilities subject to transfer.18
The joint petitioners represent that the proposed 2024 Territorial Agreement is the result
of a balanced negotiation. They assert that a number of factors were analyzed, and believe the
resulting 2024 Territorial Agreement corrects certain errors made by both entities, provides
clarity on the minor boundary changes that eliminate split parcels, and would aid them in serving
their own respective customers in a more efficient manner.
Regarding Rule 25-6.0440(2), F.A.C., we note that no purchase price was presented for
our review. Furthermore, we note that, as a proxy, the joint petitioners plan to develop specific
plans and technical drawings for implementing their agreement at a later time, once our approval
is obtained. The parties assert that when specific technical plans are developed, they will develop
a valuation for the facilities subject to transfer based upon a commonly-accepted engineering
cost estimation methodology.19 We find that this approach is reasonable because it is a
commonly-accepted methodology, and one that we have used in the past.20
Pursuant to Rule 25-6.0440(2)(b), F.A.C., the joint petitioners confirmed in data request
responses that the availability and reliability of service to existing or future customers will not be
decreased for either petitioner. Additionally, both utilities confirmed that the 2024 Territorial
Agreement would help them gain further operational efficiencies and customer service
improvements in their respective retail service areas.
16 Document No. 01238-2024, joint petitioners’ response to our staff’s first data request, No. 3.
17 Document No. 02582-2024, joint petitioners’ response to our staff’s second data request, Nos. 5 and 6.
18 Document No. 01238-2024, joint petitioners’ response to our staff’s first data request, No. 4.
19 Document No. 01238-2024, joint petitioners’ response to our staff’s first data request, No. 4.
20 See Order No PSC-2019-0048-PAA-EU, issued January 28, 2019, and consummated by Order No PSC-2019-
0066-CO-EU, issued February 22, 2019. Both orders were issued in Docket No. 20180159-EU, In re: Joint petition
for approval of amendment to territorial agreement in Hardee, Highlands, Polk, and Osceola Counties, by Peace
River Electric Cooperative and Duke Energy Florida, LLC; Order No PSC-2020-0252-PAA-EU, issued July 23,
2020, and consummated by Order No PSC-2020-0279-CO-EU, issued August 17, 2020. Both orders were issued in
Docket No. 20200106-EU, In re: Joint petition to approve territorial agreement in Sumter, Lake, Marion, Levy, and
Citrus Counties, by Sumter Electric Cooperative, Inc. and Duke Energy Florida, LLC; and Order No PSC-2021-
0041-PAA-EU, issued January 25, 2021, and consummated by Order No PSC-2021-0085-CO-EU, issued February
19, 2021. Both orders were issued in Docket No. 20200217-EU, In re: Joint petition for approval of territorial
agreement in Jefferson, Madison, and Taylor Counties, by Tri-County Electric Cooperative and Duke Energy
Florida, LLC.
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Under the proposed 2024 Territorial Agreement, the joint petitioners have made good
faith efforts to minimize existing or potential uneconomic duplication of facilities, as referenced
in Rule 25-6.0440(2)(c), F.A.C. Each joint petitioner provided maps indicating the approximate
distance between customer locations and primary facilities.21 For the majority of all customers
that are proposed to be transferred, the distance between customer locations and primary
facilities is less than 1,000 feet.22 The joint petitioners explained that they intend to pursue the
purchasing existing facilities (rather than constructing new facilities) when the following
conditions are met: 1) it is economically feasible to do so (based on the depreciated value), 2)
where the existing facilities can be disconnected from other utilities’ remaining facilities without
significant impact on other utilities’ ability to serve other customers, 3) the existing facilities
appear suitable for use for several more years, 4) in underground distribution locations, and 5), in
locations where equipment and facilities are compatible between the two utilities (i.e.,
transformer voltages, insulator rating, etc.) Based on the stated preference to purchase facilities
rather than build where possible, we find that these actions, in sum, reasonably address the
matter of uneconomic duplication.
Rule 25-6.0440(2)(d), F.A.C., gives us the discretion to address any other relevant
concerns that are case-specific. In this case, a disparity of rates (based on January 2024
information for 1,000 KWH of usage) exists that will result in certain customers paying more for
service.23 Pursuant to the 2024 Territorial Agreement, the 52 customers transferred from SECO
to Ocala will be paying rates that are about 36 percent to 39 percent higher, compared to the
comparable rates from SECO for residential and commercial class service. We find that SECO
met its obligation of providing notification pursuant to Rule 25-6.0440(1)(d), F.A.C., and the
joint petitioners commit to do so again when the specific transfer (within the 36 month window)
is eminent. Although we are cognizant of the rate impact on those 52 customers, we have
consistently adhered to the principle set forth in Storey v. Mayo, 217 So. 2d 304, 307-308 (Fla.
1968), and reaffirmed in Lee County Electric Cooperative v. Marks, 501 So. 2d 585 (Fla. 1987),
that no person has a right to compel service from a particular utility simply because he believes it
to be to his advantage. The Court went on to say in Lee County that “larger policies are at stake
than one customer's self-interest, and those policies must be enforced and safeguarded by the
Florida Public Service. Commission.” Lee County Electric Cooperative, at 587.24
The joint petitioners are optimistic that with modern mapping resources and
advancements in GIS technology, instances of inadvertent connection can be greatly reduced or
eliminated. We commend both parties for their efforts to correct certain errors made by both
entities over a long period of time. On balance, we find the 2024 Territorial Agreement is a
product of thoughtful negotiation and reasonable in its terms.
21 Document No. 02582-2024, joint petitioners’ response to our staff’s second data request, No. 4.
22 Id.
23 AmeriSteel Corp. v. Clark, 691 So. 2d 473, 480 (Fla. 1997). (“[T]he Commission was fully apprised of
AmeriSteel's corporate interest in obtaining lower electricity rates before deciding to approve the JEA–FPL
agreement.”)
24 See Order No. PSC-96-0755-FOF-EU, issued June 10, 1996, in Docket No. 19950307-EU, In re: Petition to
resolve a territorial dispute with Florida Power & Light Company in St. Johns County, by Jacksonville Electric
Authority.
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H. Conclusion
For the aforementioned reasons, we approve the proposed 2024 Territorial Agreement between
Ocala and SECO in Marion County, dated December 18, 2023. The proposed territorial
agreement amends the respective boundary between these utilities to more clearly delineate the
service territory for each utility and eliminate the need for each utility to continue serving certain
customers located in the territory of the other utility. Moreover, approval of the 2024 Territorial
Agreement will help both joint petitioners gain further operational efficiencies and customer
service improvements in their respective retail service territories, and address circumstances
giving rise to uneconomic duplication of service facilities and hazardous situations.
Based on the foregoing, it is
ORDERED by the Florida Public Service Commission that the proposed 2024 Territorial
Agreement in Marion County, Florida between Ocala Electric Utility and the Sumter Electric
Cooperative, Inc., dated December 18, 2023, is hereby approved. It is further
ORDERED that the provisions of this Order, issued as proposed agency action, shall
become final and effective upon the issuance of a Consummating Order unless an appropriate
petition, in the form provided by Rule 28-106.201, Florida Administrative Code, is received by
the Commission Clerk, 2540 Shumard Oak Boulevard, Tallahassee, Florida 32399-0850, by the
close of business on the date set forth in the “Notice of Further Proceedings” attached hereto. It
is further
ORDERED that in the event this Order becomes final, this docket shall be closed.
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By ORDER of the Florida Public Service Commission this 27th day of June, 2024.
RPS
Florida Public Service Commission
2540 Shumard Oak Boulevard
Tallahassee, Florida 32399
(850) 413-6770
www.floridapsc.com
Copies furnished: A copy of this document is
provided to the parties of record at the time of
issuance and, if applicable, interested persons.
NOTICE OF FURTHER PROCEEDINGS OR JUDICIAL REVIEW
The Florida Public Service Commission is required by Section 120.569(1 ), Florida
Statutes, to notify parties of any administrative hearing that is available under Section 120.57,
Florida Statutes, as well as the procedures and time limits that apply. This notice should not be
construed to mean all requests for an administrative hearing will be granted or result in the relief
sought.
Mediation may be available on a case-by-case basis. Tf mediation is conducted, it does
not affect a substantially interested person's right to a hearing.
The action proposed herein is preliminary in nature. Any person whose substantial
interests are affected by the action proposed by this order may file a petition for a fo1mal
proceeding, in the foim provided by Rule 28-106.201 , Florida Administrative Code. This
petition must be received by the Office of Commission Clerk, 2540 Shumard Oak Boulevard,
Tallahassee, Florida 32399-0850, by the close of business on July I 8, 2024.
In the absence of such a petition, this order shall become final and effective upon the
issuance of a Consummating Order.
Any objection or protest filed in this/these docket(s) before the issuance date of this order
is considered abandoned unless it satisfies the foregoing conditions and is renewed within the
specified protest period.
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ATTACHMENT 1
2023 Territorial Agreement
Sumter Electric Cooperative, Inc. and
The City of Ocala
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Territorial Agreement
Section 0.1: Sumter Electric Cooperative, Inc. (“SECO”), and the City of Ocala
(“OCALA”), (collectively, the “Parties” and individually, a “Party”) enter into this
Territorial Agreement (the “Agreement”) on this 18th day of December, 2023.
WITNESSETH:
Section 0.2: WHEREAS, SECO, by virtue of Chapter 425, Florida Statues, and the
Charter issued to it thereunder, is authorized and empowered to furnish electricity and power to
its members, private individuals and others, and pursuant to that authority presently furnishes
electricity and power to member customers in the areas of Marion County, Florida and elsewhere;
and
Section 0.3: WHEREAS, OCALA by virtue of the laws of Florida, is authorized and
empowered to furnish electricity and power to persons, firms, and corporations in Marion County,
Florida, and pursuant to that authority presently furnishes electricity and power to customers in
areas of Marion County, Florida
Section 0.4: WHEREAS, SECO and OCALA were parties to a territorial agreement dated
September 24, 2002 delineating their respective service territories in Marion County, which was
approved by the Florida Public Service Commission (the “Commission”) in Order No. PSC-2003-
0477-PAA-EU, issued April 10, 2003, in Docket No. 20030117-EU, and made effective May 2,
2003, by Consummating Order PSC-03-0567-CO-EU (“Prior Agreement”); and
Section 0.5: WHEREAS, the Prior Agreement expired by its own terms in May of 2018,
and the Parties now desire to enter into a new territorial agreement in order to gain further
operational efficiencies and customer improvements in their respective retail service territories in
the aforesaid county, while continuing to eliminate circumstances giving rise to the uneconomic
duplication of service facilities and hazardous situations; and
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Section 0.5:_ WHEREAS, the respective areas of service of the Parties are contiguous in
many places, and the Parties seek to minimize costs to their respective rate payers by avoiding
duplication of generation, transmission, and distribution facilities; and
Section 0.6: WHEREAS, the Commission has previously recognized that any such
duplication of facilities results in needless and wasteful expenditures and may create hazardous
conditions, both being detrimental to the public interest: and
Section 0.7: WHEREAS, the Parties desire to continue to avoid and eliminate the
circumstances giving rise to potential duplication of facilities and hazardous conditions, and in
furtherance of such desire, have established Territorial Boundary Lines to delineate their respective
retail Territorial Areas, subject to the approval of the Commission; and
Section 0.8: WHEREAS, the Commission is empowered by Section 366.04(2)(d), Florida
Statutes, to approve territorial agreements and resolve territorial disputes between electric
cooperatives and other electric utilities under its jurisdiction, and has recognized the value of such
territorial agreements, and held such agreements, when properly prepared are beneficial and in the
public interest.
Section 0.9: NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual covenants and
agreements herein contained, which shall be constructed as being interdependent, the Parties
hereby agree as follows:
ARTICLE I
DEFINITIONS
Section 1.1: Recitals Incorporated. The foregoing recitals are true and correct, and are
incorporated herein by reference.
Section 1.2: Territorial Boundary Line(s). As used herein, the term “Territorial Boundary
Line(s)” shall mean the boundary line(s) and the service areas depicted on the maps attached hereto
as Composite Exhibit A which delineate and differentiate the Parties’ respective Territorial Areas
in Marion County. The portions of the county which are not subject to this Agreement are marked
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on the maps and/or written description as “Not Part Of This Agreement.” Additionally, as required
by Rule 25-6.0440(1)(a), F.A.C., a written description of the territorial areas served is attached as
Composite Exhibit B. If there are any discrepancies between Composite Exhibit A and Composite
Exhibit B, then the territorial boundary maps in Composite Exhibit A shall prevail.
Section 1.2: SECO Territorial Areas. As used herein, the term “SECO Territorial Areas”
shall mean the geographic areas in Marion County allocated to SECO by this agreement as its
retail service territory and labeled as “SECO Territorial Area” or “SECO” on the maps contained
in Composite Exhibit A.
Section 1.3: OCALA Territorial Areas. As used herein, the term “OCALA Territorial
Areas” shall mean the geographic areas in Marion County allocated to OCALA by this Agreement
as its retail service territory and labeled as “OCALA Territorial Area” or “OCALA” on the maps
contained in Composite Exhibit A.
Section 1.4: Point of Use. As used herein, the term “Point of Use” shall mean the location
within the Territorial Area of a Party where a customer’s end-use facilities consume electricity,
which such Party will be entitled to provide retail electric service under this Agreement,
irrespective of where the customer’s point of delivery or metering is located.
Section 1.5: New Customers. As used herein, the term “New Customers” shall mean all
end use customers applying for retail electric service after the Effective Date of this Agreement at
a Point of Use in the Territorial Area of either Party.
Section 1.6: Commission. As used herein, the term “Commission” shall mean the Florida
Public Service Commission.
Section 1.7: Effective Date. As used herein, the term “Effective Date” shall mean the date
on which the Commission’s final order granting approval of this Agreement in its entirety becomes
no longer a subject to judicial review.
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Section 2.5: Referral of Service Request. In the event that a prospective New Customer
requests or applies for service from either Party to be provided to a Point of Use located in the
Territorial Area of the other Party, the Party receiving the request or application shall advise the
prospective New Customer that such service is not permitted under this Agreement as approved
by the Commission and shall refer the prospective New Customer to the other Party.
Section 2.6: Reallocation of Areas. In the event that circumstances arise during the term of
this Agreement in which the Parties agree that, based on sound economic considerations and good
engineering practices, an area located in the Territorial Area of one Party would be better served
if reallocated to the service territory of the other Party, the Parties shall jointly petition the
Commission for approval of a modification of the Territorial Boundary Line that places the area
in question (the “Reallocated Area”) within the Territorial Area of the Party and transfer of the
customers located in the Reallocated Area to the other Party.
ARTICLE III
TRANSFER OF CUSTOMERS
Section 3.1: In General. In order to achieve the operational efficiencies and the other
benefits contemplated by this Agreement in a timely manner, all Temporary Service Customers
shall be transferred to the Party in whose Territorial Area such customers are located at the earliest
practical time, consistent with sound utility practices, including cost effectiveness and system
design engineering, and reasonable customer notice. The status of all Temporary Service
Customers shall be reported annually to the Commission pursuant to Section 3.5 below.
Section 3.2: Transfer Notice. In accordance with Rule 25-6.0440(1)(d), F.A.C., the affected
Temporary Service customers subject to transfer upon the Effective Date of this Agreement will
be sent written notification of this Agreement and the transfer provision described above. After the
Effective Date of this Agreement, any Temporary Service customers to be transferred shall be
provided similar notice as the Commission’s rules require.
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supervising the planning, development, and maintenance of a coordinated electric power grid
throughout Florida; avoiding uneconomic duplication of generation, transmission and distribution
facilities; and encouraging the installation and maintenance of facilities necessary to fulfill the
Parties’ respective obligations to serve.
ARTICLE VIII
MISCELLANEOUS
Section 8.1: Negotiations. Whatever terms or conditions may have been discussed during
the negotiations leading up to the execution of this Agreement, the only terms and conditions
agreed upon are those set forth herein, and no alteration, modification, enlargement or supplement
to this Agreement shall be binding upon either of the Parties unless made in writing, signed by
both Parties, and approved by the Commission.
Section 8.2: Successors and Assigns. Nothing in this Agreement, expressed or implied, is
intended or shall be construed to confer upon or give to any person or corporation, other that the
Parties, any right, remedy or claim under or by reason of this Agreement or any provision or
conditions hereof; and all of the provisions, representations, covenants and conditions herein
contained shall inure to the sole benefit of and shall be binding only upon the Parties and their
respective representatives, successors and assigns.
Section 8.3: Notices. Notices and other written communications contemplated by this
Agreement shall be deemed to have been given if sent by certified mail, postage prepaid, by
prepaid private courier, or by email, as follows:
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As to Sumter Electric Cooperative, Inc.: As to City of Ocala Electric Utility:
“NAME: John LeSelva NAME: Doug Peebles
TITLE: Chief Operating Officer TITLE: Director, Electric Utility
ADDRESS: 3308 US Highway 301 ADDRESS: 1805 NE 30" Ave., Bldg, 400
Sumterville, FL 33585 Ocala, FL 34470
EMAIL: John.laselva@secoenergy.com EMAIL: DPeebles@ocalafl.gov
With a copy to: With a copy to:
NAME: Tracy M. de Lemos, Esq. NAME: Randy Hahn
TITLE: Vice President, Corporate General TITLE: Electric Engineering Manager
Counsel
: . ADDRESS: 1805 NE 30th Ave., Bldg, 400
ADDRESS: 330 S US Highway 301 Ocala, FL 34470
Sumterville, FL 33585
EMAIL: :
EMAIL: tracy.delemos@secoenergy.com IL: RHahn@ocalatl.gov
Either Party may change its designated representative or address to which such notices or
communications will be sent by giving written notice thereof to the other Party in the manner
herein provided.
Section 8.4. _ Public Records. SECO is not a public agency nor is it acting on behalf of a
public agency under this Agreement. SECO, however, acknowledges and agrees that OCALA is
required to comply with Article 1, Section 24, Florida Constitution and Chapter 119, Florida
Statutes, in the handling of any public records created under this Agreement.
Section 8.5. _ No Waiver of Sovereign Immunity. Nothing herein is intended to waive any
applicable sovereign immunity by OCALA, or of any rights or limits of liability existing under
Section 768.28, Florida Statutes. This Section shall survive the termination of all performance or
obligations under this Agreement, and shall be fully binding until any proceeding brought under
this Agreement is barred by any applicable statute of limitations.
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Section 8.6. Counterparts. This Agreement may be executed in counterparts, each of
which shall be deemed an original, but all of which shall be deemed to be one and same agreement.
Transmission of images of signed signature pages by facsimile, e-mail or other means shall have
the same effect as the delivery of manually signed documents in person
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the Parties have caused this Agreement to be executed in
triplicate in their respective corporate names and their corporate seals affixed by their duly
authorized officers on the day and year first above written.
SIGNATURES CONTINUE ON NEXT PAGE.
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CITY OF OCALA FLORIDA,
a Florida municipal corporation
DocuSigned by:
Barry Mansfeld.
S50E4ASAC2B44°7
By: Barry Mansfield as
City Council President
ATTEST:
DocuSigned by:
Angel B. Jacols
pepe GEL JACOBS, as
City Clerk
APPROVED AS TO FORM AND LEGALITY:
DocuSigned by:
William 4. Sercton.
yocrodeMEeT TAM E. SEXTON, as
City Attorney
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Sumter Electric Cooperative, Inc.
Attest:
Morgan Hatfield de Son
Morgan Séifield (Jan 19, 2024 22:02 EST)
NAME NAME Tracy M. de Lemos, Esq.
TITLE Secretary TITLE Vice President, Corporate General
SEAL Counsel
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Composite Exhibit A
SECO and OEU Territorial Maps and Detailed changes to
Territorial Boundary Lines, and
a General Highway Map Showing Utility Service
Territories for SECO and QEU
Attachment A
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EXHIBIT "A":
PAGE 2
PAGE 3
PAGE 1
NE QUARTER
NW QUARTER
NW QUARTER
TWN = 14
TWN = 14
TWN = 14
RNG = 20
RNG = 21
RNG = 20
Country
PAGE 4
PAGE 5
PAGE 6
PAGE 7
SW QUARTER
SE QUARTER
SW QUARTER
SE QUARTER
Utility Service Area
TWN = 14
TWN = 14
TWN = 14
TWN = 14
RNG = 20
RNG = 20
RNG = 21
RNG = 21
SECO Energy (SECO)
PAGE 8
PAGE 9
PAGE 10
NE QUARTER
NW QUARTER
NE QUARTER
TWN = 15
TWN = 15
TWN = 15
RNG = 20
RNG = 21
RNG = 21
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PAGE 11
PAGE 12
Map Book Page Quarter Grid Boundary
SW QUARTER
SE QUARTER
TWN =_ 15
TWN = 15
RNG = 21
RNG = 21
City of Ocala Limits (11/27/2023)
PAGE 13
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NW QUARTER
NE QUARTER !
NW QUARTER
TWN = 16
TWN = 16
TWN = 16
RNG = 21
RNG = 21
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0 0.5 1
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3
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SE QUARTER
SW QUARTER
TWN = 16
TWN = 16
RNG = 21
RNG = 22
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EXHIBIT "A" PAGE 4:
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TOWNSHIP = 14
RANGE - 20
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Ocala Electric Utility (OEU)
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EXHIBIT "A" PAGE 5:
MARION COUNTY, FL SE QUARTER
1OWNSI IIP = 14
RANGE = 20
23
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PAGE 9: NW QUARTER, TWN = 15, RNG = 21
EXHIBIT "A" PAGE 11:
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SW-12TH ST
2254
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ABERDET
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SWESTMIST
SWERTHIST
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SWMINDST SWAGIST
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Date Published: 11/28/2033
PAGE 12: SE QUARTER, TWN = 15, RNG = 21
Utility Service Territory
SW HEIST
SWEDTH ST
SECO Energy (SECO)
Ocala Electric Utility (OLU)
ŚWSAMIET
WETHST
Road
SWETTHAVERD
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EXHIBIT "A" PAGE 12:
SW LOTH ST
SW LOTHIST
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37
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SWEETHET
475C
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SW COLLEGE RO
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SW 40TH AVE
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PAGE 14: NE QUARTER, TWN = 16, RNG = 21
Date Published: 11/26/2023
PAGE 11: SW QUARTER, TWN = 15, RNG = 21
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Attachment A Page 33 of 66
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EXHIBIT "A"
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SW BOTH ST.
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Revision: 0 Date Published: 11/28/2023
SPINE AVE
MARION COUNTY, FL NW QUARTER TOWNSHIP = 16 RANGE = 22
Map Legend:
Utility Service Territory
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SECO Energy (SECO)
37
SW GORD STREEZ RD
Not part of the map book
Quarter Grid Boundary
S MAGNOLIA AVE
SE A6TH-TER
SE-2157 AVE
18 5085THEY
25
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EXHIBIT "A" PAGE 16:
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TOWNSHIP - 16
22
SW 95THIST.
24
Map Legend:
SWOTTH PL
Utility Service Territory
SECO Energy (SECO)
WW-10014J 51
SW 100TH ST
Ocala Electric Utility (OEU)
SWILOENDLANEIRE
75
Not Part of the Agreement
SWIFTHAVE
SW-JIS7-INS
SW 88TH AVE-
26
25
PENDLETON
Quarter Grid Boundary
SW 1081:0 00
475A
Area with Special Condition
SW ATOMI ST
Parcel
SW 102TH ST
Road
Railway
175A
35
36
75
N
Miles
0.25
0.5
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Dite Published: 11/23/2028
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RANGE = 21
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Section Boundary
ELARLAVE
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SWAODAI TER
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EXHIBIT "A" PAGE 17:
475
MARION COUNTY. FL SW QUARTER TOWNSHIP = 16 RANGE = 22
Map Legend:
Utility Service Territory
SECO Energy (SECO)
Ocala Electric Utility (OEU)
Nol Part of the Agreement
28
Section Boundary
475
Quarter Grid Boundary
Area with Special Condition
Parcel
15 RIOT ES
Road
Railway
476/
475
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0.25
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Pate Published: 11/2872023
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SEUILTHISE
21-6899TM ST
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GENERAL HIGHWAY MAP
MARION COUNTY
FLORIDA
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Composite Exhibit B
Written Description of Territorial Areas Served and
Territorial Changes Map
Attachment A
Page 37 of 66
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PAGE 47
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Written Description of the Territorial Boundary Lines * EXHIBIT B
| EXHIBIT A Map
_ Page
| Township, Range Section(s} | Description/Notes
Quarter
L :
T14, R20 These sections are Not Part of this Agreement.
SECO serves the entire section that is Part of this Agreement.
No areas are served by the OEU.
NOTE: Section 7 at the SE there are part of 2 parcels that are
serves by OEU parcels # 12307-002-00 & 12438-003-01.
i NW 714, R20 6,7,8,9
SECO serves NE 1/4.
SECO serves the North 1/2 of the SE 1/4. OEU serves the South
% of the SE 1/4.
a Nw T14, R20 16 SECO serves the North 1/2 of the NW 1/4, and the SE 1/4 of the
NW1/4, Except parcel # 1243-003-000, that is served by OEU.
OEU serves the SW 1/4 of the NW 1/4.
SECO serves the NE 1/4 of the SW1 /4 of section. OEU serves
the rest of SW 1/4 of section. Except parcel # 12413-002-00.
5ECO serves the North 1/4 of the section. OEU serves the South
ss ae Mea a 3/4 of the section.
SECO Serves the West 3/4 of the section. Except parcel #
12438-001-00.
1 Nw 714, R20 18
OEU serves the East 1/4 of the section. Except parcels # 12442-
008-00 & parcel # 12442-009-00.
2 | NE T1i4, R20 1,2,3 These sections are Not Part of this Agreement.
* Territorial areas are described within the Quarter Grid Boundary. If there are any discrepancies between Exhibit A and Exhibit B, the territorial boundary maps in Exhibit A shall prevail.
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PAGE 48
DocuSign Envelope ID: 71F9D116-0210-4748-8A1B-44E97F99F843
Written Description of the Territorial Boundary Lines * EXHIBIT B
| Quarter Township, Range
Section(s) Description/Notes
SECO serves the entire section. Except OEU serves parcel #
2 al T14, R20 oS 12397-000-00, located at the SW 1/4 corner.
2 NE 714, R20 is SECO serves the entire section.
3 NW T14, R21 4, 5,6, 7,8, 9, 16,17 | These sections are Not Part of this Agreement.
3 NW 714, R21 18 SECO serves the entire section that is Part of this Agreement.
No areas are served by OEU,
SECO serves section. Except OEU serves parcels # 12451-000-
a -_ a R20 1 00, & 12431-000-00, located NE 1/4.
OEU serves the entire section. Except Parcel # 12586-000-00 on
4 Sw mee 20 the SW corner of section which is served by SECO.
4 SW 714, R20 21 OEU serves the entire section. No areas are served by SECO.
OEU serves the East 1/2 of the section.
QEU serves the NE 1/4 of the NW 1/4 of section. SECO serves
4 SW 714, R20 28 the rest of NW 1/4, Except parcels # 12577-000-00 & 12577-
002-00
SECO serves the SW1 /4 of the section.
* Territorial areas are described within the Quarter Grid Boundary. If there are any discrepancies between Exhibit A and Exhibit B, the territorial boundary maps in Exhibit A shall prevail.
ORDER NO. PSC-2024-0219-PAA-EU Attachment A
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Written Description of the Territorial Boundary Lines * EXHIBIT B
| se ha ge Quarter eee Range Section(s) Description/Notes
eee a Br Bon ea a = a ants SS ee es
4 Sw 714, R20 29 SECO serves the entire section. No areas are served by OEU.
4 sw T14, R20 30, 31, 32, 33 SECO serves the entire sections. No areas are served by OEU.
5 SE 714, R20 22 OFU serves the entire section. No areas are served by SECO,
OEU serves the West 1/2 of the section. Except for part of
2 SE T14, R20 23 parcel # 12489-001-18 and part of parcel #12489-001-05, SECO
serves the East 1/2 of the section.
§ SE 714, R20 24 SECO serves the entire section. No areas are served by OEU.
SECO serves the West 3/4 of the section.
5 SE 714, R20 25 OEU serves the east 1/4 of the section. Except Parcel # 1357-
012-001, located on the Northeast quartet of the section which
is served by SECO.
OEV serves the West half of the section, and the South half of
the Southeast and the Northwest quarter of the SE1/4.
Ei SE T1i4, R20 26
SECO serves the Northeast quarter of the section and the
Northeast quarter of the Southeast quarter.
5 SE 714, R20 27 OEU serves the entire section. No areas are served by SECO.
5 SE 714, R20 34 SECO serves the entire section. No areas are served by OEU.
* Territorial areas are described within the Quarter Grid Boundary. 1f there are any discrepancies between Exhibit A and Exhibit B, the territorial boundary maps in Exhibit A shall prevall.
ORDER NO. PSC-2024-0219-PAA-EU Attachment A
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PAGE 50
BocuSign Envelope ID: 71F8D116-0210-4746-8A 1B-44E97F99E843
Written Description of the Territorial Boundary Lines * EXHIBIT B
Quarter | Township, Range
Section(s) Description/Notes
OEU serves the North 3/4 of the section, Except Parcel #
12643-000-00, and parcel # 12650-000-00.
5
a ab a4, R20 2 SECO serves the South 1/4 of the section, Except parcel #
12669-000-01, and parcel # 12669-000-02 adjacent to the east
section line which is served by CEU.
& SE 714, R20 36 OEU serves the entire section. No areas are served by SECO.
6 SW 714, R21 19 SECO serves the entire section. No areas are served by OEU.
SECO serves the West 4/2 of the section and the Northeast
quarter section that is Part of this Agreement.
6 Sw 714, R21 28
On the Southeast quarter section, SECO serves the West half
and OEU serves the East half.
SECO serves the section, Except Parcels # 13561-004-00 and #
6 ay Taaeed an 13562-002-00, which they are served by OEU.
OEFU serves the Western half of the section, Except Parcel #
1357-012-001 adjacent to the Northwest section which is
served by SECO.
6 sw T14, R21 ee SECO serves the Northeast quarter of the section.
OEU serves the West 1/2 of the SE 1/4, Except Parcels # 13566-
000-00. SECO serves the East 1/2 of the SE1/4,
* Territorial areas are described within the Quarter Grid Boundary. If there are any discrepancies between Exhibit A and Exhibit 6, the territorial boundary maps in Exhibit A shall prevail.
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‘EXHIBIT A Map |
Section(s) Description/Notes
= i
{ecu BARE
6 SW 714, R21 31 OEU serves the entire section. No areas are served by SECO.
OEU serves the section, Except for the parcels in the Ocala Park
6 SW 714, R21 32 Estates (j.e., Northeast 1/4 of the Northeast 1/4 North 1/2
section) which are served by SECO.
6 Sw 714, R21 33 OEU serves the entire section. No areas are served by SECO.
7 SE 714, R21 22, 23, 24, 25, 26 These sections are Not Part of this Agreement.
OEU serves the entire section that is Part of this Agreement.
@ aE U4, Rad 77.34 No areas are served by SECO.
7 SE 714, R21 35 This section is Not Part of this Agreement.
OEU serves the entire section that is Part of this Agreement.
° SE 14, Rel 35 No areas are served by SECO.
OEU serves the North 3/4 of the section.
8 NE Tis, R20 1
SECO serves the South 1/4 of the section, Except part of Parcel
# 12674-001-02 and part of parcel # 12674-001-00,
* Territorial areas are described within the Quarter Grid If there are any between Exhibit 4 and Exhibit B, the territorial boundary maps in Exhibit A shall prevail.
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DocuSign Envelope ID; 71F9D116-0210-4746-841B-44E97F99E843
Written Description of the Territorial Boundary Lines * EXHIBIT B
|" EXHIBIT A Map
Page Quarter Township, Range Section({s) Description/Notes
SECO serves the West 1/2 of the section.
SECO serves the West 1/2 of the NE 1/4 of section.
5 OEU serves East 1/2 of the NE1/4 of section. Except parcel #
NE rispbee 2 12665-000-04.
OFU serves the NE 1/4 of the SE 1/4 of the section. SECO serves
the rest of SE1/4 of the section.
8 NE J15, R20 3,10, 11, 12,13, 14,15 | SECO serves the entire sections. No areas are served by OEU.
9 NW T15, R21 4 OEU serves the entire section. No areas are served by SECO.
3 NW T15, R21 5 OEU serves the North 3/4 of the section, SECO serves the South
1/4 of the Section.
OEU serves the North 3/4 of the section. Except part of parcel #
9 Nw T15, R21 6 21619-001-01.
SECO serves the South 1/4 of the Section.
3 Nw 715, R21 Pet.) SECO serves the entire sections. No areas are served by OEU,
9 NW T15, R21 9,16 OEU serves the entire sections. No areas are served by SECO.
SECO serves the North 1/2 of the section (North of Hwy 40).
OEU serves the South 1/2 of the section (South of Hwy 40}
a Nw ee u Except portion of Parcel # 23306-001-00 on the West side of
SW 67th Ave Rd. located NW 1/4 of the NW 1/4 of the SW1/4
which is served by SECO.
* Territorial areas are described within the Quarter Grid Boundary. if there are any discrepancies between Exhibit 4 and Exhibit B, the territorial boundary maps in Exhibit A shall prevail.
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Written Description of the Territorial Boundary Lines *
EXHIBIT A Map |
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Quarter Township, Range _
[te Ped a d |
Section{s}
Attachment A
Page 44 of 66
EXHIBIT B
Description/Notes
SECO serves the section. Except Parcel # 23306-001-00 on the
2] NW T15, R21 18 East side of SW 67th Ave Rd (adjacent to the East section line}
which is served by OEU.
10 NE T15, R21 28 - pe 12,13, OEU serves the entire sections. No areas are served by SECO.
41 sw T15, R21 19 SECO serves the entire section. No areas are served by OEU.
11 SW 715, R21 20, 21, 28, 29 OEU serves the entire sections. No areas are served by SECO.
SECO serves the section. Except for Parcel # 23825-000-00,
11 SW 715, R21 30 which is located at the SW 1/4 of the NE 1/4, which is served by
OEU.
11 SW 715, R21 31, 32, 33 SECO serves the entire sections. No areas are served by OEU.
12 SE T15, R21 22, 23, 24,25, 26,27 | OEU serves the entire sections. No areas are served by SECO.
OEU serves the Northeast quarter of section.
OEU serves North 1/4 of the NW 1/4 of section. SECO serves
the South 3/4 of the NW 1/4. Except Parcel # 23866-001-01.
OEU serves the East 1/2 of the SE 1/4 of section.
da SE is Hee as SECO serves the West 1/2 of the SE 1/4. Except parce! # 23877-
000-09.
SECO serves the SW 1/4. Except parcels # 23874-000-16,
23874-000-17, 23874-000-07, 73877-000-03 & 23877-000-00,
are served by OEU.
* Territorial areas are described within the Quarter Grid Boundary. If there are any discrepancies between Exhibit A and Exhibit B, the territorial boundary maps in Exhibit A shall prevail.
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DocuSign Envelope ID: 71F9D116-0210-4746-8A1B-44ES7FS9E843
Written Description of the Territorial Boundary Lines * EXHIBIT B
EXHIBITA Map
__ Page l
Quarter Township, Range Section(s) Description/Notes
12 SE 715, R21 35, 36, 37, 38 EU serves the entire sections. No areas are served by OEU.
SECO serves the West 1/2 of the section.
SECO serves most of the East 1/2 of the section, Except for the
T16
as NW » R24 a areas served by CEU in Meadows at Heath Brook Phase 1 & 2,
Heath Brook Hills, and Preserve at Heath Brook Phase i, and
Parcel # 35369-033-00.
13 NW T16, R21 5,6,7,8 SECO serves the entire sections. No areas are served by OEU,
SECO serves the South 1/2 of the section. Except portion of
parcel #35512-001-00.
21
18 Hw TG, a OEU serves the North 1/2 of the sectian. Except part of parcels;
#35512-001-07, 35512-001-04, 35512-001-00, 35512+001-01
and lots South of Bahia Oaks Unit 2. subdivision
13 NW 716, R21 16, 17, 18 SECO serves the entire sections. No areas are served by OEU.
14 NE 716, R21 2 OEU serves the entire sections. No areas are served by SECO,
OEU serves the section. Except part of parcels # 23874-000-09,
14 NE T16, R21 3 35369+001-00, 23894-002-00 & 23894+002-00. Located at
Northwest corner of the section which are served by SECO.
+ Territorial areas are described within the Quarter Grid Boundary. 'fthere are any discrepancies between Exhibit A and Exhibit 8, the territorial boundary maps in Exhibit 4 shall prevail.
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Written Description of the Territorial Boundary Lines * EXHIBIT B.
EXHIBIT A Map
| Quarter Township, Range Section(s) Description/Notes
Page
OEU serves the North 3/4 of section. Except part of parcel #
35512-001-00, which now is Winding Oaks subdivision.
14 NE 716, R21 10
SECO serves the South 1/4 of the section. Except parcel #
35520-000-00 served by OEU.
OEU serves the North 1/2 of the section, and the SE 1/4, and
the North 1/2 of the SW 1/4. Except part of parcel #35532-
14 NE 116, R21 11 000-00.
SECO serves the South 1/2 of the SW 1/4 of section.
14 NE T16, R21 13, 18 OEU serves the entire sections. No areas are served by SECO.
SECO serves the West 1/2 of the section and Southeast quarter
of the section.
14
is NE HS. Rad QEU serves the Northeastern quarter of the section. Except
parcel #.35610-000-01 and part of parcel # 35610-000-00,
North of SW 85th St) which SECO served.
14 NE T16, R21 45 SECO serves the entire section. No areas are served by OEU.
14 NE 716, R21 37 OEU serves the entire section. No areas are served by SECO.
i i is Ay ;
45 NW 116, R22 OEU serves the entire section that is Part of this Agreement
No areas are served by SECO.
15 NW T16, R22 5,6,7 OEU serves the entire sections. No areas are served by SECO.
* Territorial areas are described within the Quarter Grid Boundary. |f there are any discrepancies between Exhibit A and Exhibit B, the territorial boundary maps in Exhibit A shall prevail.
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—=- 7
Pi see a Quarter Township, Range Sectian(s} Description/Notes
15 ‘awe T16, R22 8 EU serves the entire section that is Part of this Agreement.
No areas are served by SECO.
15 NW T16, R22 9,16 These sections are Not Part of this Agreement.
15 NW T16, R22 v7 OEU serves the section that Is Part of this Agreement. No areas
are served by SECO.
15 NW T16, R22 18, 37 OEU serves the entire sections. No areas are served by SECO.
16 SE T16, R21 22, 23 SECO serves the entire sections. No areas are served by QEU.
SECO serves the South 1/2 of the section.
OEU serves NE 1/4 of the NW 1/4 and the NW 1/4 of the
NW1/4. Except parcel # 35770-012-00. SECO serves the rest of
16 SE T16, R21 24 the NW 1/4 of the section.
OEU serves the NW 1/4 of the NE 1/4, and North 1/2 of the NE
1/4 of the NE 1/4 and the NE 1/4 of the SW 1/4 of the NE 1/4.
SECO serves the SE 1/4 of the NE 1/4 of the section.
16 SE T16, R21 25, 26, 27, 34, 35, 36 SECO serves the entire sections. No areas are served by OEU,
* Territorial areas are described within the Quarter Grid Boundary. |f there are any discrepancies between Exhibit A and Exhibit B, the territorial boundary maps in Exhibit 4 shall prevail.
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Written Description of the Territorial Boundary Lines * EXHIBIT B
EXHIBIT A Map
ioe PPB EL
Quarter Township, Range Section(s} Description/Notes
OEU serves NE 1/4, and North haif of the SE 1/4. SECO serves
the South half. Except parcels # 36783-005-00 & 36783-003-00
of the section, they are served by OEU.
OEU serves the North half of the NW 1/4. Except parcels #;
7 aw TAG, R22 a 36760-007-09, 36760-007-15, 36760-007-16, 3677-022-000
and 3677-007-000, SECO serves the Soth half of the NW 1/4 of
the section.
SECO serves the SW 1/4 of the section,
rr sw T16, R22 20 OEU serves the entire section that is Part of this Agreement.
No areas are served by SECO.
17 Sw T16, R22 21 These section is Not Part of this Agreement.
i7 Sw 716, R22 28 SECO serves the entire section. No areas are served by OEU.
SECO serves the section with the exceptions of Parcels #
y sw 16, R22 29 37332-000-00, 37332-000-00 & 36796-010-00, which they are
located at the North quarter of the NW1/4, section which are
served by OEU.
SECO serves the section. Except for Parcel # 37336-000-00,
17 sw T16, R22 30 located at the NE 1/4 of the NE 1/4 of the section which is
served by OEU.
v7 SW T16, R22 31, 32,33 SECO serves the entire sections. No areas are served by OEU,
* Territorial areas are described within the Quarter Grid y. If there are any di between Exhibit A and Exhibit B, the territorial boundary maps in Exhibit A shall prevail.
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me Not Part of the Agreement
Pages with Redraws
. Map Book Page
} Quarter Grid Boundary
City of Ocala Limits
(19/17/2023)
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MARION COUNTY, FL
NW QUARTER
TOWNSHIP = 14
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Map Legend:
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Area with Special Condition
Utility Service Area
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| Section Bounttary
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Exhibit C
SECO Energy Services Transferring to
the City of Ocala Electric Utility
Attachment A
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Exhibie c
SECO Energy Services Transferring to The City of Ocala Electric Utility
Service Location Address
Additional Lighting Services
113120 NW 82 ST RD, OCALA, FL 34481-9611
4929 NW 115 AVE, OCALA, FL 34482 1819
12770 N US HWY 27, OCALA, FL 34482
NW 115 AVE, OCALA, FL 34482
8965 NW 118 TERA, OCALA, FL 34475-5338
12760 NUS HWY 27, OCALA, FL 34482
22610 N US HIGHWAY 27, OCALA, FL 34482-8643
12760 NUS HWY 27, OCALA, FL 34482
12618 N Us HIGHWAY 27, OCALA, FL 34482-8643
12120 NW 82ND ST RD, OCALA, FL 34481-9611
13240 NW 82 ST RD. OCALA, FL 34482-1727
1- 100w Open Rattom Yard Light {Active}
13240 NW 82 ST RD, OCALA, Fi 34487-1727
13103 NW 82ND ST RD, OCALA, FL 34482-1728
1- 100w Open Bottom Yard Light {Activel
13101 NW 82ND ST RD, OCALA, FL 34482-1728
12950 NW 82 STREET RU, OCALA, FL 34482-1034
112910 NUS 27 (BARN), OCALA, FL 34482-1036
1 - 100w Open Bota Yard Light (Active)
12662 NW H 27 (TRV BARN), OCALA, Fl 36482-8643
12662 NW HWY 27 (BARN, OCALA, FL 34482-8643
12662 NW HWY 27 (10 HP}, OCALA, Fl 34482-8643
12662 NW HWY 27 (HSE), OCALA, FL 34482-8643
1 - 100w Open Bottom Yard Light (Active)
12662 NUS HWY 27{SHED), OCALA, FL 34482-8643
12610 NW HWY 27, OCALA, FL 34482-1401
1 - 100w Gpen Bottom Yard Light (Active)
12610 NW HWY 27, OCALA, FL 34482-1401
11- 100w Open Bottom Yard Lights (Active)
12610 NW HWY 27, OCALA FL 34482-1401
1- 100w Open Bottom Yard Light (Active)
12610 NW HWY 27, OCALA, FL 34482
2750 NW 72 CT (PUMP), OCALA, FL 34482-3828
4550 NW 90 AVE (GUEST HSE), OCALA, FL 34482-3823.
2901 NW 72 CT, OCALA, FL34982-3984
12600 N US HWY 27, OCALA, FL 34475
2 - 250w Cobra Head Lights (In-Activa)
4765 SW 40 ST, OCALA, FL 34474-4378
2460 NW 72 COURT, OCALA, FL 34482
4560 NW 90 AVE (GATE), OCALA, FL 34482
12600 N US HWY 27, OCALA, Fi 34483
2566 NW 72 CT, OCALA, FL 34482
4525 NW 90 AVE, OCALA, FL 34471-5034
4550 NW SOTH AVE (BARN), OCALA, FL 34482-3623
4675 SW 40 ST, OCALA, FL34474
SW 42TH AVENUE & SR 200, OCALA, FLAGG74
72 _100w Lights (Active)
2605 NW 72ND CT, OCALA, FL 34482
4897 SW 40 ST. OCALA, FL 3474-43 /4
[4679 SW 40 ST, OCALA, FL 34474-4374
1975 NW GOTH AVE, OCALA, FL 34482
Parcel #21624-002-00
1 250w Cobra Head Light (Active)
Parcel #21624-002-00
10066 5 MAGNOLIA AVE, OCALA, FL 34476-7574
1 - 100 Open Bottom Yard Light (Active)
TO072S MAGNOLIA AVE, OCALA, FL 34476-7574
560 NW 90 AVE (HOUSE), OCALA, FL 34482-3823
66S9 N US HWY 27, OCALA, FL 3482-397
12606 NUS HWY 27, OCALA, Fi 3048?
(2675 NW 72ND CT, OCALA. Fl 34471
ag39 NW 115 AVE, OCALA, FL 34482
12856 V US HWY 27, OCALA, FL 34482
Attachment A
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Exhibit D
City of Ocala Utility Services Transferring to
SECO Energy
Attachment A
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Exhibit BD
City of Ocala Utility Services Transferring to SECO Energy
Line Service Location Address
L_ [7897 NWHWY 225, Ocala, (134472
2_ |s8s0 SW HWY 200. Ocala, #134472
3 [5850 SW HWY 200, Ocala, Fl 34471
4 _|5G00 SW College Rd, Ocala, Fi 34471
5530 SW College Rd, Ocala, FL34471.
5670 SW College Rd, Ocala, Fl 34472
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4747 SW College Rd, Ocala, Fl 34474.
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11__ [4421 SW College Rd, Ocala, Fl 34471
42 5850 SW College Rd, Ocala, F1 34471
[5850 SW College Rd, Ocala, H34471
5545 SW 80th St, Ocala, Fl 34471
5545 SW 80th St, Ocala, Fi 34471
[5850 SW Collene Kd, Ocala, Fl 34471
17 _[S850SW College Re, Ocala, Fl 34471
Attachment A
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