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National Fuel 2001HAR&L March 20,2007 "RECEr % UBLIC SE C0MM1S EXEC-FILES-, national Fuel 2001HAR&L March 20,2007 c=> —' 3< -q Hon. Jaclyn Brilling 5 4,Srm State of New York % rjjISS Public Service Commission ^%%3< Three Empire State Plaza :z £xo° Albany, NY 12223-1350 f>? ? ^ en Re: Case 07-G-O141- Proceeding on Motion of the Commission as to the Rates, Charges, Rules and Regulations of National Fuel Gas Distribution Corporation for Gas Service Dear Secretary Brilling: Enclosed are the proofs of publication of the Notice published in the above referenced case. The Notice printed once each week for four successive weeks, from February 5 through February 27, 2007 in the following newspapers: The Daily News (Batavia) The Buffalo News The Observer (Dunkirk) The Evening Tribune (Hornell) The Post-Journal (Jamestown) The Niagara Gazette Wellsville Daily Reporter If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me at (716) 857-7950. Very truly yours, Beverly-G. Hogan Regulatory Analyst II Enclosures NATIONAL FUEL GAS DISTRIBUTION CORPORATION / 6363 MAIN STREET / WILLIAMSVILLE, NY 14221-5887 AFFIDAVIT ODT^^UBLICATION ^ STATE OF NEW YORK } } ss.: GENESEE COUNTY } Linda Dixon being duly sworn, deposes and says that she is Billing Clerk of Batavia Newspapers Corporation, Publishers of " The Daily News" a newspaper published in Batavia, and that a legal notice , of which the annexed is a copy, was duly printed and published in said Newspaper Four Times day of February 2007 gT&rwJb* JL-^^XST^ Sworn to and subscribed before me the } $_ day of ^T)Qhek^ .2007 } / REBECCA L NICHOLS Notary Public, State of N.Y., Genesee Co. My Commission Expires January 31, 2QJj_ -<M ; , , .... •^......n j3BJM«!s«*!3<»' LEGAL NOTICE 4 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That NATIONAL F IEL GAS DISTRIBUTION CORPORATION has filed proposed changes to its Tariff P.S.C. No. 8 3as - with a requested effective date of February 28,2007. These revised leaves are i asigned to increase annual revenues by $51,981,000, raising customer bills by an average of approximately 6.4 percent. The Company is proposing a Conservation Incentive Program, which, if approved, would promote efficiency and conservation through appliance rebates, customer education and rate design changes that would account for changes in revenue arif ig from lower usage of natural gas. The proposed revisions are subject to suspension, review, modification, rejection or approval by the New York State Public Service Commission. I or to the Commission's decision on the revisions, hearings will be held to provide the public with a forum for comments on the Company's request. In the Company's request, rates are change* is follows: SERVICE CLASSIFICATION NO. 1 • RESIDENTIAL SALE AND TRANSPORTATION Winter" Non-Winter" Base Rates: Billing Charge $ 2.26 $ 2.26 First 400 cu. ft. or less $20.13 $20.01 Next 4,600 cu. ft. per 100 cu. ft. $ 0.422251 $ 0.390259 All Over 5,000 cu. ft. per 100 cu. ft. $ 0.151009 $ 0.119008 Additional Charges for SC 1: Delivery Adjustment Charge Subject to Sales and Trans ortation Service. Monthly Gas Supply Charge Subject to Sales Service. Tariff Surcharge Subject to Sales and Tra spoliation Service. SERVICE CLASSIFICATION NO. 2 - LOW INCOME RESIC ENTIAL ASSISTANCE SERVICE | Winter Non-Winter Base Rates: First 400 cu. Ft. or less , \ Pursuant to monthly statement I' of LIRA minimum charge Next 4,600 cu. ft. per 100 cu. ft. 1 $0.422251 $0.390259 All Over 5,000 cu. ft. per 100 cu. ft. i.l $0.151009 $0.119008 In addition, SC 2 is subject to the Delivery Adjustment Charge, Monthly Gas Supply Charge and Tariff Surcharge. SERVICE CLASSIFICATION NO. 2A- ELDERLY. BLIND ok DISABLED PAYMENT- TROUBLED RESIDENTIAL ASSISTANCE SERVICE I Winter Non-Winter Base Rates: First 400 cu. ft. or less f $9.30 $9.18 All Over 400 cu. ft. per 100 cu. ft. f $0.096982 $0.064981 In addition, SC 2A is subject to the Delivery Adjustment (y[ rge, Monthly Gas Supply Charge and Tariff Surcharge. SERVICE CLASSIFICATION NO. 3 - GENERAL SALES D TRANSPORTATION Base Rates: '- Winter Non-Winter Billing Charge $ 2.26 ' $ 2.26 First 1,000 cu. ft. or less $26.33 $26.01 Next 49,000 cu. ft per 100 cu. ft $ 0.308157 $ 0.276156 Next 950,000 cu. ft per 100 cu. ft $ 0.249985 $ 0.217984 All Over 1,000,000 cu. ft. per 100 cu. ft $ 0.211868 $ 0.179867 Additional Charges for SC 3: Delivery Adjustment Charge - Subject to Sales and Transportation Service. Monthly Gas Supply Charge - Subject to Sales Service. Tariff Surcharge - Subject to Sales and Transportation Service. SERVICE CLASSIFICATION NO. 4 - SUPPLEMENTAL SERVICE Demand Component • S11.3235/Mcfd. Plus the current month's Winter/Non-Winter Supplier Demand and Winter Requirement Charges. Commodity Component • $1.2932/Mcf. Plus the commodity cost of gas. SERVICE CLASSIFICATION NO. 5 - LOAD BALANCING TECHNOLOGY RATE Demand Component - $0.3524/B.D.U. Plus the current month's Winter/Non-Winter Supplier Demand and Winter Requirement Charges. Commodity Component - $0.15640/Mcf. Plus the sum of the Average Monthly Commodity Cost of Gas, Base Reserve Capacity Rate and miscellaneous credits and surcharges. SERVICE CLASSIFICATION NO. 7 - SALES SERVICE FOR CUSTOMERS OPERATION NATURAL GAS VEHICLES Flexibly priced each month by customer category between $2.49985/Mcf during the Winter period, and $2.17984/Mcf during Non-Winter period plus Monthly Gas Supply Charge and Incremental Operating Cost, and the Commodity Cost of Gas, Demand Cost of Gas, Base Reserve Capacity Rate and Incremental Operating Cost. SFRVICF Cl AERIFICATION NO. 8 - SEASONAL GAS AIR CONDITIONING RATE Rate: (Per Month) For the months of May, June, July, August and September, the rate shall be as follows: Billing Charge $ 2.26 First 1,000 cu. ft. or less $26.01 All Over 1,000 cu. ft. per 100 cu. ft. $ 0.015640 For all other months, the rate charged for service will be the same as that charged under SC 3. SERVICE CLASSIFICATION NO. 9 - SMALL COGENERATION SALES SERVICE Winter Non-Winter " —• . °" all consi""-^j"" ""•• iflfljy 8 „_. $Q.Q891Qlo_^ $0.057100 '. day when at least twp separate fan-based out and bloodied^Sabrerrc J^Zn andleading 'It's to send a message to the NHL," Ruf fundraisers were launched to pay the fine scorer Chris Drury with a blindside hit during said, questioning why the league did not pena against the coach for his role in a wild brawl Buffalo's 6-5 shootout win over the Senators on ize Neil for what the Sabres have described as i that broke out during a game against Ottawa Thursday. vicious blow to the head. "(The league) madd last week. Ruff was fined for helping spark the brawl, the statement that this action was in the stanj "Put down the pen, put away the checkbook. which started after the ensuing face off, by 'dard of play, which obviously, coach Ruff did This one's on us," said Chris Phillips, co-owner sending out his three toughest forwards against n't think it was. And the fans support him of a Buffalo-area pizza parlor, who plans to Ottawa's top line. Ruff also acknowledged he that. It's not good for hockey." donate 10 percent of every sale toward what he was at least thinking, "Go out and run 'em," Ruff smiled when asked about the fundraiser called, The Lindy Ruff Fine Fund. when he sent out his players. after practice Monday. Dahlberg- Letc — From page B-l actually may not have seemed a bedside interview. and farm organizations. The that bad. ceed. Aim high when you're Gardner was worried about son of a dairy farmer who Gardner came out of it with Owens' woi feeling low. losing most of his toes to frost- grew up milking cows is now some good new material for bite. But he was already look- the line inside It's all part of the speech. All both rich and famous. his speeches. He planned to ing ahead, trying to stay posi- to make it 37 you have to do is believe. On Monday, his manager give three of them in the tive. Shearing and "We just started heading to was busy handling calls and Boston area on Tuesday, and "At first they said it doesn't fielding media requests for a followed fron shore, just one stroke at a the 41-32 fma you can be sure he was doing look good. But today the toes story that will only add to time," Gardner said. "It got to advance to the some heavy rewriting on the look better," he said at the Gardner's legend. the point where I'm like, 'You plane heading there from Salt game. time. "We're trying to do He, meanwhile, was dealing know, this isn't that bad.'" Lake City. everything we can to keep my "We came with it in the same matter-of- That, of course, depends on I met Gardner only once, toes and my wrestling career." said Buttles, w fact way he's dealt with all the where you're coming from. under less than ideal condi- Gardner would lose only one 11 points and big events of the last seven You and I might apply the tions. toe to frostbite and, a little "but we go a li years. phrase "this isn't that bad" to a It was enough, however, to more than two years later, he second. We chilly day on the golf course. get a measure of the 280- was back oh the mat at the He's had one miraculous halfdme and Gardner said it when he left an pounder with a baby face who Athens Olympics, where he win, and two miraculous game." Idaho hospital with only nine dealt with adversity with the won the bronze despite being escapes from death.
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