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SUBJECT Letter of Transmittal
FILEN? 2432-0
November first ,
Nineteen twenty-six.
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Fishers Island Farms, Ino. ,
Fishers Island,
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New York.
Gentlemen: -
Complying with your request we have made an
' investigation of the rates% charged for'^ vice on Fishers Island, New York for the
utility ser-
; � pressing; our ,judgment relative to their adequacy, on the
basis of both the present and proposed development of they
y island.
The results of our investigations are set forth
f' in the following xeport , which is herewith respectfully
a, submitted,
Very truly yours,
DAY & ZIMIWMLUjN, INC.
HRM:PB H. R. Martz, Manager,
' Investi.gations & Reports Department .
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INTRODUCTION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
TERRITORY SERVED . . . . . . . . . . . - 6
Map showing Present and Proposed Development5a
ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER . 7 - 35
Description of Property. . • • • 7 - 13
Present • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . 7 - 12
Source of Power. . . . . . . . . 7 - 9
Contract between Borough of Groton and
Fishers Island Farms, Inc. 7a to 13a
Transmission . • , . • • . • . 9 - 10
Distribution . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Street Lighting. . . . . . . . 10 - 11
Wholesale Oustomers. 11 - 12
Future . • • • • • • • 12 - 13
Investment i4 �9
Present Investment • • • . • • • • • • • • 14 16
Future Investment . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 - 19
Present Rates and Earnings and Expenses, 20 25
Present Rates • . ♦ { • • • • • • 20 - 23
Present Earnings and Expenses. • • ♦ ♦ 23 - 25
Tabulation showing Estimated Present and
Annual Earnings and Expenses. . . • . . 23a
Future Rates and Earnings and Expenses . . . ♦ . 2 - 32
Suggested Rates. . • 26 - 29
Future Earnings and Expenses • 30 - 32
Tabulation showing Estimated Future
Annual Earnings and Expenses, • • • • • 30a
w Ownership and Operation of Property. . . . . . • 33 - 35
TELEPHONE 36 - 67
'7 Description of Property, • • • • • • • ♦ • • • • 36 - 45
Presents . . • • • ♦ . . 36 - 44
Interconnection with Outside Telegraph and
Telephone Lines, • ♦ • 36 - 41
Physical Property 41 44
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Fu44 45ture • • • ♦ • • . • . • • • • • • • • • • • 55
Investment . • . . • • • . • 46
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Future Investment, • . . • . 48 - 51
Present Rates and Earnings and Expenses. . . 52 - 588g
Present Rates. • . • , • . • • • . • • • • 5z• ` 56
a Present Earnings and Expenses* ♦ . • • • . 53 - 58
Tabulation showing Estimated Present
Annual Earnings and Expenses on Basis
of Present Rates, . • • . • ♦ • . • . • 53a
Future Rates and Earnings and Expenses . . . . 59 - 63
Suggested Rates. . . . . . . • • 59 - 60
Earnings andExpenseson basil of resent volume
.z of Busine&'. &♦ZIMMERMANN, INC„ NGINEE
♦ 60 - 61
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TELEPHONE;, Cont 'd.
Tabulation showing Estimated Annual Turnings
and Expenses on Basis of Suggested Rates. 60a
Earnings and. Expenses on Basis of Future
Volume of Business, . . . . • • . 0 • 62 63
Ownership and Operation of Business . . . • . . . 62 •. 67
WATER SUPPLY. . 9 68 -100
Description of Property • 688 �, 7
Present • • • • • • e 68
Source of Water Supply. , e • • • • • • • a • • 68 Z9
Pumping Plant . . . . 69 70
Storage Reservoirs. • $ • • • • • r • • . • • • 70 71
Distribution System . . . . . . 3
Wholesale Customers 71 +
Future, • • • • • • • • • 74 7s
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Investment• . • ♦ • • • . • ♦ • • e • • • • • s • • 8 '•
Present Investment , • • • • • • • • • • • • 78 .. 80
Future Investment • • • • . r • • • • • • • • ♦ U0 - 83
Present Rates and Earnings and Expenses 84 _ g2
Present Rates . • • • • • . • • • • 84
Water Rates, Service Conneotion Oharges and
Meter Installation Charges, . . . 84 ., 87
Tabulation showing Service Connections and
Meter Installation Charges, eta. . . • • • • 86a
Earnings and .Expenses on Basis of Present Volume
of Business . . , • • . • . . • • • e • . • &
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Tabulation showing Estimated Present Annual
Earnings and Expenses • • • • • ♦ • . . 88a
Earnings and Expenses on Basis of Future Volume
of Business , • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 91 "" 92
Tabulation showing Estimated Future Annual
Earnings and Expenses on Basis of +
Present Rates . . • . • ♦ . . • • . • • • , gla
Future Rates and Earnings and Expenses. • • • . • . 93 - 97
Suggested Rates • . .
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Earnings and Expenses on Basis of Suggested
Rates• . • • • 09 . 44 4g5a
Earnings and Expenses on Basis of Present Volume
of Business . • • • • e • • . e 95 - 96
Earnings and Expenses on Basis of Future Volume
of Business • . . . • • • . . . . • • 96 97
Tabulation showing Estimated Future Annual
Earnings and Expenses on Basis of
Suggested Rates . • . 96a
Ownership and Operation of Property • 98 w100
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P. C,. NO. 2432-0
REPORT NO. 2432-c
ON
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PUBLIC UTILITY OPERATIONS "
ON FISHERS ISLAND NEW YORK
TO
Is, FISHERS ISLAND FA , INC.
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r� FISHERS ISLANDo N. Y.
Philadelphia, Pa. h,
November first,
Nineteen twenty-six.
INTRODUCTION
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We have made an investigation of the ,publio
utility operations oonduoted on Fishers Island N. Y, for
s,
the purpose of developing the following prinoipal matters;
a
h;. 1. The reasonableness of the existing rates
r{' charged for eleotrie light and power,
telephone and water servioe.
1;
2 . Revised rate sohedules where found war-
ranted by the cost of servioe, viewed ,
yu ; in the light of the future development
of the island.
3- Tentative oontraots between the utility
G , oompanies to be organized, and Fishers
Island Corporation relative to the
operation of the publio utility properties.
� The physical p y property used and useful in furnishing
y the servioe is owned in part by the Fishers Island farms, Ino. , ,
w ora and in part by the Fishers Island Corporation, but for the
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�- ABSTRACTS FROM THIS REPORT ARE NOT TU DE USED F011 ADVEItTISINf,
PURPOSES OR OTHEIIWISE PUBLISHED WITHOUT FIRST OBTAINING OUR CONSENT
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P. O. No.2432-C
purpose of our analysis of the rates, the divided owner-
ship has been disregarded and the properties considered as
one operating unit.
In making our investigation, we have considered,
among other things, the following principal matters;
1. The estimated cost of reproduction new
and such cost less accrued depreciation
of the physical property as set forth
in detail in our Report No. 2432.
2. The estimated cost of improvements
and extensions to be made to the existing
properties for the ultimate develop-
ment of the island as now planned.
3. The present gross earnings of the
properties and estimated future gross
earnings on the basis of the ultimate
development of the island as now
planned.
4. The operating expenses now being incurred
in rendering service and as estimated
on the basis of the ultimate development
of the island as now planned.
5. The conditions which must necessarily form
the basis of the agreements to be entered
into by the Fishers Island Farms, Ino. ,
and the Fishers Island Corporation for
the operation of the utility properties,
For convenience of presentation, our report is
divided into the following principal sections;
I. Territory served and its Ultimate Development
as now planned.
II. Electric light and. Power Operations.
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DAY a ZIMMERMANN, Inc., ENGINCERS
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PACE 3
P. O. NO. 2432-c
( a) Description of existing property
and proposed improvements and
extensions thereto.
(b) Reproduction estimates of
existing property and estimated
cost of improvements and ex-
tensions thereto to provide
for the ultimate development
of the island as now planned.
( o ) Present rates and earnings and
expenses.
( d) Proposed rates and future
earnings and expenses.
( e) Operating agreement between Fishers
Island Farms, Inc. , and Fishers
Island Corp.
III. Telephone Operations,
( a) Description of existing property
and proposed improvements and
extensions thereto.
(b ) Reproduction estimates of ex-
isting property and estimated
cost of improvements and ex--
tensions thereto to provide
for the ultimate development
of the island. as now planned.
( o) Present rates and earnings and expensem.
( d) Proposed rates and future earnings
and expenses.
( e) Operating agreement between Fishers
Island Farms, Inc. , and Fishers
f- Island Corp.
IV. Water Supply Operations.
( a) Description of existing property
g and proposed improvements and
extensions thereto.
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(b) Reproduction estimates of ex-
istine property and estimated
cost of improvements and ex.
tensions thereto to provide
for the ultimate development
Of the island as now planned.
( o ) Present rates and earnings and
expenses,
( d) Proposed rates and future
earnings and expenses.
( e) Operating agreement between
Fishers Island F'arme, Inc. ,
and Fishers Island Corp. '
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TERRITORY SERVED � !
The territory �
y now served and to be served includes
the entire Fishers Island, the h
p ysical oharaoteristioa of
which aro Shown by the map opposite this page. The island
hag no industries and with the exception of certain plate,
owned by the Federal Government and private individuals, is
being developed for summer residences.
Up until
April 1925 the development was carried
on initially by the individual owners of the Island and latex
by the Fishers Island Farms, Inc. In April 1925 approxi-
mately 1, 800 acres were sold to the Fishers Island Oorpora-
tion, a corporation organized to take over the undeveloped
portion of the Island, provide public utility facilities
and to promote the Sale of land to individuals for summer
home Sites.
Focally the Island is divided into two sections
known as the Last end and West end, the division being the
Poultry Farm Fence as indicated on the map. The Fishers
Island Corporation has Subdivided the land on the east end
and is eng-,aged in an extensive program of improvements
thereto including new highways, public utility facilities,
golf cou.rs e;j, club houses, eto.
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Up to the present time practically all of the
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hes been on the western end of the Island as is also indicated
by the map opposite the preceding page. In July 1926 there
was a total of 200 houses on the Island of which 175 were on
the west end. and 25 on the east end. The ultimate development
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of the Island as now planned provides for a total of approxi
mately 500 houses on the east end while the available land on
the west end will accomodate about 50 more than at present. 4;
On this basis the ultimate development of the Island will
amount to 725 houses together with auxiliary buildings, such
as club houses, hotels, stores, eto.
The period required for the ultimate development of
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In this connection we find that the Island is advantageously ''
located, being readily accessible from Boston and New York,
and has been well known for a number of years as an exclusive
summer colony.
At the present time there are four hotels and two
clubs. The federal Government activities are in connection
with' the operation of Fort Wright located in the southwest
'r corner and the Coast Guard station location in the northeast
corner of the island.
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either all year or summer residents. The summer season extends
from June to September.
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THIS AGREEMENT made this 23rd day of May, 1922,
by and between The Fishers Island Farms, Incorporated, of Fishers
Island, New York, a corporation organized under the laws of the
State of New York, hereinafter called the Consumer, and the Borough
of Groton, a municipality, acting herein by and through its Board
Of Water Commissioners having charge of the Water & Electric Light
Department, of said Borough of Groton, duly authorized, hereinafter
called the Department;
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NOW THIS AGREEMENT WITNESSETH: that in con-
sideration of one dollar each o the other par=, T& receipt whereof
is acknowledged, and in consideration of the mutual understandings
and promises hereinafter set forth, The Water & Electric Department
agrees to sell and supply electrical energy to the Consumer, and the
Consumer agrees to use and pay for same, under the terms and con-
ditions following;
1. Terms
The term of this agreement shall extend from the
day electricity is first delivered to the Consumer hereunder, but in
no event later than July 1, 1922 unless such beginning is delayed .by
fire, explosion, flood, strike or unavoidable accident or Federal,
State or Municipal interference, failure to secure material or other
cause not reasonably within the 'control of the parties hereto. It
shall terminate on any date after March 1, 1929, fixed by either
party hereto, giving to the other at least one yearts written notice
specifying such date of termination.
2. Service Agreement
The Department agrees to sell and to deliver to
the Consumer such electrical energy as the Consumer may from time to
time request of the Department. The Department shall not, however,
be bound to sell and deliver to the Consumer electrical energy up to
a demand in excess of three hundred ( 300) K.V.A. unless the inoreseed
demand has been requested in writing by the Consumer. The Department
shall be prepared to meet each such request as soon as possible and
in no event later than nine 49) months after the receipt thereof, un-
less prevented by reason of any cause or condition beyond the control
of the Department or by reason of any action of the civil, legal Or
military authorities. The Department shall exercise all reasonable
diligence in removing the cause of delay and qualify themselves to
respond to the needs of the Consumer as indicated b the written
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source of Power
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at Groton, Connecticut and transmitted by submarine cable i-
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for distribution on Fishers Island.
The contract between the Borough of Groton and .
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Fishers Island Farms, Inc. , was made on May 23, 1922 for an
indeterminate period with a provision for termination on any
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date after March 1, 1929 by one year's written notice from
either party as set forth opposite this and following pages.
The Borough is not required to sell or deliver
x current in excess of 300 K.V.A. unless the increased demand
,'. has been requested in writing, when the Borough must supply
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The Borough agrees to supply alternating current
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e" 60 cycles. Because of the installation of a second cable
as hereinafter described energy -is now being furnished in
i. part at 2300 volts and in part at 6600 volts by mutual
j' agreement. The monthly billing is on the basis of one
^� point of supply under the terms of the �oontraot.
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3. Standards of Service "
The said energy shall be supplied in the form of
Ti three phase alternating current at a frequency of approximately sixty
(60) cycles per second, and at a ptential of approximately twenty-
three hundred ( 2300) volts. Variations in frequency and voltage of
the energy supplied shall not be such as to prevent the reasonably
successful and efficient operation of the commercial eleotrioal
apparatus of the Consumer, provided that such apparatus is of standard
„ �� design and that the tlonaumersl system generally is laid out and Q
operated in accordance with good practice.
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4. Place of Delivery
The Department shall deliver said electrical ener
at a point designated, and which the Department will procure on the
shore of Groton Long Point.
5. Measurements, Tests, eta,
( a) All electrical energy supplied hereunder shal
be measured on the Groton Long Point Shore and delivered at the voltage
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of 2300. The Department will, at its own expense, install and main-
tain suitable meters necessary for properly indicating or reoording the
data necessary for determining charges under this contract. The
Department will build the 2300 volt branch line from its present line
to the place of delivery (as stated in article 4) and install the
necessary auxiliaries, including lightning arrestors, to deliver 2300
volts to the Consumers cable. .
(b) The Department shall have the right tat all
reasonable time to teat, re-adjust or replace its meters and auxiliarie
Provided that reasonable notice shall be given to the Consumer before
each test, re-adjustment or replacement is made, in order that the
Consumer may, at its option, have its representative present while the ryT
work is being done.
( c) Said meters furnished by the Department shall
be tested and calibrated upon written request of the Consumer, by
Persons mutually agreed upon, and in the presence of duly appointed
representative of both parties. If, as a result of such test and t,
calibration, any meter shall be found in-accurate it shall be restored
to an accurate condition, or a new meter substituted. The Consumer fil
shall bear the costs of such tests unless the meter is found in- 3.
accurate.
(d) Any meter tested and found to .vary not more
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than two percent fromnormalaccuracy at all ranges within the limits
between which it is in use shall be considered correct and accurate.
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All payments for current
are to be made monthly
and should the Payment be made within twenty days after
bill is mailed then a Prompt Payment discount OT 5% is
allowed, but should the bill not be Paid within the thirty
day period after it is mailed an i�orease of 5% is added*
The monthly bill consists of a c
apacity charge of
$3- 00 Per K-W, Of Maximum demamd during the month and an
energy charge of 3 cents per K.W.H. both s-abjeot to dia-
a -anto as shown by the following tabulation with the
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provision that the minimum unit charge in any month shall
not be less than 2-'� cents Per K.W.H. subject to a further
ount of 5 percent for prompt payment.
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Tabulation of Discounts
Demands Discount
I to 20 K,W. 1% for each K.;
21 to 40 K.W. 20% for the lat �O K-W-Plus 0.6 of
1% for each additional K.�V.
41 to 8o K.w. 32% for the ist 40 K.W.plus 0, 3 of
1% for each additional K.W$
81 to 120 K.W+ 44% for the lot 80 K.W. plus .0.1 of
1% for each additional K.W.
121 to 300 K.W. 48% for the lot 120 K.Vj. plus 0.02
01F 1% for each additional K.W.
:301 to 900 K*W. 51-6% fo r l the let 300 K.W. Plus 0#015
0 f % for each additi'onal K.w.
60.6% for t4e let 900 X*W.
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901 to 1600 K
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If, as a result of any such tests, any meter shall be found to
register in excess of two percent above or below normal accuracy
then the electricity recorded or indicated by each meter since the
last monthly reading previous to the request for test shall be cor-
rooted accordingly by one-half the percentage of error so found pro-
Viding- that this percentage is less than ten percent, but no cor-
m9� -rection shall extend back beyond thirty days previous tothe day
upon which such tests are requested, and if during such previous
thirty days one or more prior tests and adjustments shall have been
made under the provisions hereof, then no correction shall extend
back beyond the date of such prior tests. Should the error in the
meter exceed ten percent, then the probable consumption for the pre-
ceding days ( 30) ( or since the last test if within thirty days )
shall be estimated and paid for as may be agreed between the parties
hereto or in default of agreement the dispute shall be settled by
arbitration as provided for in Article 7 (d) hereof.
6. Price and Payments
All payments shall be made monthly. Bills shall
be rendered during the latter part of each calender month, and if
paid within twenty days after the . same shall have been mailed by the
Department an additional discount of 5% may
be taken; if not paid after
the expiration of thirty days, then, in consideration of such delay
in payment the bill shall be increased by A the 5% becoming a part
Of the obligation of the Consumer under this contraot.
�.. General Conditions
If. the Consumer on account, o;E unavoidable accidents,
fires, strikes, lookouts, state or national authority, or any cause not
reasonably within its control, be prevented from receiving and using
the electrical• energy herein contracted for, it agrees in each case of
such- shut down or interference to proceed with all reasonable diligence
to Put itself and its work in condition again, tp utilize the normal
amount' of electrical energy.
The Department will exercise due diligence to keep
available for the Consumer a continuous supply ,of electrical energy at
8.11• times, In case it shall be prevented from delivering the electrical
enexgy wholly or in part, on account of fire, explosion, flood, strike
or unavoidable accident, federal, state or municipal interference, or
any cause not reasonably within its. 00ntrol, it will proceed with all reasonable diligence to put itself and its works in condition to con-
tinue the normal supply df electrical energy. During the existence
of such interruption it will furnish pro rata with its other customers.
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The minimum charge under this schedule is $3600
per calendar year, adjusted at the end of each year.
It is understood and agreed in this contract that
the energy charge as set forth is based on the cost of
coal alongside dock at Thamesville, Conn. , at $3.50 per
long ton, having an average heat value of 13, 500 B. T.U 's
per pound as received. For each 10 centsvariation in the
cost of such coal delivered alongside dock at Thamesville, a .
correction factor of $0, 0001 per .K,W.H. is applied to the
energy charge without discount. This correction is added
if the cost of coal exceeds the specified $3.50, and sub-
traoted if the cost of coal is less than $3, 50 pek gross ton.
The cost of coal is taken at the nearest even multiple of
10 cents, and. adJastments' made monthly.
Transmission
At the present time, there are two submarine power
cables over which power is supplied from the Municipal system
of the borough of Groton, Conneotiout, to Fishers Island,
One of the cables extends from Groton Long Point to
a point near the Munnatawket dock on the west end "of the
island,. and the ,other from Groton Long Point to Chocomount
Cove on the east end as shown on the map opposite page 5.
The latter cable was installed this year. Electric current
is transmitted over the first mentioned cable at 2300 volts
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Nothing contained in any part of this contract
shall be construed as permitting the Department to refuse to de-
liver the electrical energy to the Consumer, or the Consumer to
refuse to rdoeive and use said energy as soon as the cause of any
interruption of service has been removed.
(b) The obligation of the Department under this
contract is subject to -and conditional upon its retaining all fran-
chiles and grants from the State or Federal Government, necessary
F in order to deliver to the Consumer the electrical energy contracted
for.
( o) If either party shall make default in the
performance of its obligations under this contract, and such default
shall continue for thirty days, then ( if the defaulting party is the
Consumer) the Department may suspend delivery until the default is
3' removed, or ( if the defaulting party is the Department) the Consumer
may withhold payment of moneys due until the default is removed.
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Such suspension or withholding shall not interfere
with the enforcement by either party of any legal right or remedy.
No delay by either party in Enforcing any of its rights hereunder shall
be deemed a waiver of such rights; nor shall a waiver of one default
be deemed a waiver� of' any other or subsequent default of similar or
different nature.
(d) In case any dispute arises as to the inter-
pretation of this agreement or the terms and conditions thereof, or as
to the adjustment of any claim hereunder, it shall be a condition pre-
cedent to the bringing by either party of any action, suit or pxooeeding,'
whether at law or in equity, concerning the same, that such party shall
first take all steps necessary on its part, in order to submit the
subject in dispute for decision to an arbitrator, or if the parties
cannot agree upon a sole arbitrator, three arbitrators; If either
party ( the parties having failed to agree upon a sole arbitrator )
after written notice from the other party of the appointment of the
first arbitrator, fails within fifteen days to give written return
notice of the appointment of the second arbitrator, 'the notifying
party may request the Chairman of the Public Utilities Commission
of the State of Connecticut or of any Board which may succeed to the
duties of said 9ommission, to name, and the said Chairman may within
fifteen days after the due appointment of the second, either party may
request said Chairman to name, and said Chairman may thereupon name a
rI third arbitrator within fifteen days thereafter. The three arbi-
trators may act by majority; and arbitrator or arbitrators, as the
case may be shall forthwith consider and decide the dispute after
giving 0pp0rtunity to each of the parties to be heard concerning the
same, and shall at once notify both parties in writing of their deoi-
cion; said decision shall be binding upon the parties and the division
Of the expense Of the arbitration shall be decided by the arbitrator or
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and over the other cable at 6600 volts, there being a sub-
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the current is distributed at a primary voltage of 2300.
Distribution
At the present time there are two separate distribu-
tion systems on the island as follows:
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(a) Overhead 2300 volt primary and 110-220
secondary extending over the entire
west end and. the western section of
the east end. This system is fed by
the cable terminating in the sub-
station near Munnatawket wharf.
(b ) Combination of overhead and underground
2300 volt system extending from the
cable terminating in the substation at
Chocomount Cove, to the Last End Farm.
The primary 2300 volt lines are brought
to the customer ' s gate or to a point
near the oustomerb house, where the
service is generally run underground to
a transformer vault, where the trans-
formers step down the current to the
voltage of 110-220 volts used in the
house. So far the policy has been for
the customer to pay for the service,
transformer vault, transformers, etc.
There are at present 208 meters on the west end of
the island and 16 meters on the east end.
Street Lighting
A street lighting system of the series incandescent
type extends only over the western end of the island, the street
lighting transformer, time switch, etc. , being located in the
submarine cable substation near Munnatawket Dock.
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arbitrators. The failure, whether frcm default by either party in
taking the necessary steps in the arbitration proceedings or from
any other cause to carry through to a decision any arbitration pro-
ceedings- begun shall not prevent the inauguration
of subsequent arbitration Proceedings coninby same
d party
unless there is then p do concerning the same dispute,
pending an action, suit or proceedings con-
cerning each dispute begun by the other party after taking all steps
necessary on its part in order to submit such dispute to arbitration
as aforesaid.
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harmless from, and re-imburseCitsforranyaandshlsave all, the 108F) orrtment damage su®-
tained, and any and all liability, to any person whomsoever, in-
curred by the Department by reason of any act or negligence on the
,part of the Consumer, its officers, agents, or employees, or by
reason of the Consumers' electrically charged conductors in or around
the Departmentls transmission.
harmless
from any and all losehor,damageent sustained, andshall savethe anyConsumer and all liability
to any person whomsoever incurred by the Consumer by reason of any
negligence on the part of the Department, its officers, agents, or
employees- in constructing, maintaining and operating its trans-
mission system or any of the Departments machinery, appliances or
apparatus in conndotion therewith.
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Per month per kilowatt"houriOf maximumchareademandtherate plusoa chargedforars
current of "three cents per kilowatt-Hour both charges subject to the
following demand and primary discounts, provided, however, the prise
Per kilowatt-hour, after deducting said demand and primary discounts
shall in no event be less than two and one-half cents
hour, per kilowatt.
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The 0011tract for street lighting between the town
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of Southhold, N. Y.; of which Fishers- Island is a part, and
the• Fishers Island Farms, Inc. , was made on January 1, 1924
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for a term' of 5 years. The number of street lights specified
in the contraot, amounting to 409 do-eel not include any lights
in the Government Reservation or on North Hill. For supply-
ing electrical energy to these 40 lights and maintaining same,
the town of Southhold agrees to pay $40.00 per light per year.
The schedule for these lighter is all night, from one half hour
after sunset to one hour before sunrise, for every night in
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the year.
Wholesale Customers
Electric current is sold wholesale at 2300 volts to
Fort U. G. Wright situated on the west end of the island, and
y is metered in a substation near the gate of the fort. This
service has been rendered since May 1924, under yearly con
,n tracts in accordance with what we understand to be the regular
practice of the U.S. Government in such matters. The present
contract is dated July 1, 1926 and is for 'Che fiscal year ended
June 30, 1927- It states that the Fishers Island Farms- Inc,
shall furnish, install, read and calibrate meters to measure
electrical energy and the average maximum demand over a period
of 30 minutes. The billing is made monthly. The contract
can be renewed fir one year by mutual agreement and can be
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Demands of Discount ( see conditions as to '.
payments)
1 to 20 K.W. 1% for each K.W.
21 to 40 K.W. 20% for the first 20 KW. plus .6
of 1% for each additional KW.
f 41 to 50 K.W., 32% for the first 40 KW. plus . 3 '
(. of 1% for each additional KW. `
81 to 120 K.W. 44% for the first 80 KW. plus . 1
of 1% for each additional KW.
g , 121 to 300 K.W. 480 for the first 120 KW.
plus. 02
of 1% for each additional KW.
' 301 to 900 K.W. 51.6% for the first 300 RW. plus
.015 of 1% for each additional
KW.
901 to 1506 K.W. 60.6% for the first 90o KW. plus
.005 of 1% for each additional
KW.
1501 KW* and over 63.6% .
MINIMUM CHARGE
The minimum charge for this schedule shall be
thirty-five hundred dollars ( $3500) per calendar year, and payable
monthly and adjusted yearly..
It is understood and agreed that the ener
as above set forth is based on the cost of coal alongside 'dock' atoharge
Thamesvilles. Conn. , at $3,50 per long ton ( 2, 240 lbs. ) having an
average heat value of thirteen thousand five hundred ( 13500) British
Thermal Units per pound as received. For each ten cents variation
in the cost of such coal delivered alongside dock at Thamesville,
there shall be a correction factor of one tenth of a mill ( .0001)
per kilowatt-hour applied to the energy charge without discount. Thi s
correction is to be a charge against the Consumer in case the cost of
said fuel is greater than $3.50 specified, and 'a credit to the Con-
sumer if said cost is less. The cost of coal is to be taken at the
nearest even multiple of ten cents,
monthly. and adjustments are to be made
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cancelled at any time by the U. S . Government upon 30 days '
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notice to Fishers Island Farms, Inc..
The rates stated in this contract include a capacity
charge at the rate of $4.00 per month per K.w.. of maximum
demand plus a charge for current of 4 cents per K.W.H. The (�
energy charge, is based on a cost of coal alongside dock at li
Thamesville, Conn. , of $3.5.0 per long ton and an average heat III
value of 13, 500 B.T.U. per pound as received. For: each 10
cents variation in the oost of such coal, there shall, be a
correction factor of $O, 0001 per K.W.H. applied to the energy
charge without discount. This correction is to be a charge
against the consumer, if the cost of coal is greater than
$3.50 and a credit to the consumer, if the cost is less. The
cost of oval is to be taken at the nearest even multiple of
10 cents and adjustments are to be made monthly.
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As previously discussed under "Description of
Territory", the present plans for the ultimate development of
the island, provide for a total of 500 houses on the east and
and 225 houses on the west end or a total of 725. In view
of the uncertainty relative to the actual number of houses
which will be constructed and the time which will be required
to fully develops the island we have assumed for the purpose
of our estimate of the total electric light and power business
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IN WITNESS WHEREOF, The Fishers Island Farms,_
incorporated, acting herein by and through
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its duly authorized,. and The Borough of Groton, acting
herein by its Board of Water Commissioners, duly authorized, have
caused their respective corporate seals to be hereto affixed. and
this contract to be signed in their names and behalf by their
respective "officers, aforesaid, the day and year first above
written. '
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on the island. 225 houses on the west end and 400 houses on
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the east end, or a total of 625 houses.
On this basis, the number of meters which will be
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on the lines is estimated as follows:
West End East End Total
Number of bighting Meters 2�O 425 675
Number of Power Meters 5 3P2 3b7 i
Total Number of Meters 295 747 1, 042
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The excess of lighting meters over the number of
houses to be served is to provide for auxiliary buildings such
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electrically operated household equipment which carry special
rates and have separate meters. Because of the isolated
location of the island and the character of the development a
maximum possible utilization of electrical energy for house-
hold purposes is expected.
Under the present plans for the ultimate development
of the island all light and power lines are to be placed under-
ground on the east end and provision is to be made for a total
Of 500 houses on the underground system. No street lighting
system is proposed for the east end. The electric light and
Power property on the west end of the island will remain
Practically the same as at present, except for increases in
transformer capacity, services and meters.
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PRESENT INVES°TD1ENT
The investment in light and power property, on
the island as of July 1, 1926 as reflected by the estimated
cost of reproduction of such property which was in existence
on or about that date is shown by the following tabulations
Reproduction Cost Now
_ Reproduotion Cost Now Less Aeorued Depreciation4i
gest East West :oast i
End Did Total Ind End Total
I-Property owned by the '
Fishers Island Faamla,
Ino„ on the West and
Fast ends of the island,
including working j
capital $711,159 $ 269 $7111428 $63369 $ 255 $63624
2-Prcperty on east end
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of Island pdrohased ;
by Fishers IslandI
Corporation on April
240 1925 w 7,827 7827 7050 7P050
3-Property on east end
constructed by Fishers
Island Corporation
from April 24, 1925 to
July 1, 1926 «. 36,368 361*368 W 36 368 36,368 ,
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long Point to Ch000mcunt Qi+
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1926 w 30,700 30,200 30*700 301,700 '!
Total $ 71,159 $ 75.164$146,323 $ 63369 $ 74x373 $ 137*742
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Item l represents the totals of our reproduo-
tion estimates for all the light and power property on the
island which was owned by the Fishers Island Farms, Inc,
as of June 1, 1926 as set forth in our report No. 2432,
Item 21 represents the totals of our reproduc-
tion estimates for all the light and power property on the
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island onwed by the Fishers Island Corporation as of April
24, 1925 on which date such property was purchased from the
Fishers Island Farms, Inc.
Item 3, represents the estimated actual cost of
all the new property added between April 24, 1925 and July
1, 1926 on the east end of the island by the Fishers Island
Corporation, but does not include services, transformer vaults
and transformers which were paid for by the customers.
Item 4, represents the estimated actual cost of
the new submarine cable from Groton Point to Chocomount Cove
on the east end, which was paid for and is owned by the Fishers 'a .
Island Farms, Inc ,
The foregoing tabulation may be further sununarized
as follows ;
Reproduction Cost ;
Reproduction New Less Accrued
Cost New Depreciation
West End $ 711 $ 63+369
East End 75164 74,373
Total $ 146, 323 $ 1371
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The above totals include all light and power
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property, which we have considered to be at present used
and useful except a certain number of poles and guys on
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the east end of the island, used for both the electric
and telephone lines which have been included as a part of
the telephone property and the new services, transformer
vaults, tbansformers, etc ., which as previously stated
were paid for by the customers.
FUTURE IMSTIMT
The total investment which will be required in
light and power property will include in addition to the pres-
ent investment the cost of certain improvements and extensions
to the existing system on both ends of the island, the major
portion of which will be on the east end, as described in
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general under the heading I'Aesoription of Property".
Our estimate of the total investment in light and
power property on the island as reflected by the estimated
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cost of reproduction of the property now in existence and
the estimated cost of improvements to be made is summarized
as follows :
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Reproduction Cost New
Reproduction Cost New Less Accrued Deoreciation
'Nest Past C:est 1':ast
klyd Lord Total End. &d Total
1-Present property owned
by Fishers Island
Farms Ino. , on west and
east ends of the is-
land including work-
ing capital $71,159 $ 269 $71,428 $6311369 $ 255 $63,624
2-87 additional meters
on west end, also
additional trans-
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formere,services,etes 6,261 6,261 6,261 - 6,261
3-Property on east end of
Island purchased by
Fishers Island Corpor-
ation on Apr. 24,1925
to be removed when
new underground sys-
tem is constructed 7,827 7027 d 73050 7050
4-Property on east end
constructed by Fish-
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tion from Aprii 24,
1926 to July 1, ag26 36,368 36,368 36,368 36,368
5-Submarine cable Groton
Long Point to Chocomount
Cove installed May
1926 - 301700 30,700 " 30,700 3011700
6-1,roperty on east end of
Fishers Island Corm
strutted by Fishers
Island Corporation
between Apr. 2491926
t` and July 1, 1926 which
wt 11 be removed when
new underground system
is constructed 7,481 7481 w 70481 77481
7-Additional lines
l )underground) necess-
ary to serve approx.
500 sites on east end 1181871 1181871 w 1189871 11
8"731 additional meters
on east and 911503 9,503 9003
�. $ 77,420 $i8o,403$257,823 $ 69,630$ 181,166$25'
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Items 1, 3, 4 and 5 shown above have been pre-
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power lines on the east end which will be removed, as all
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lines on this end of the island will be placed underground.
Item 2 is our estimate of the cost- of the
necessary additional meters, servioes, transfromers, etc. 1
to serve the additional customers on the west end of the
island, when the 'whole island is fully developed, as now '
planned.
Item 6, is our estimate of the overhead light and
power lines, included on Item 4j which will be taken down if
all lines on the east end of the island will be placed under-
ground.
Item 7, is our estimate of the cost of the addition- I!
al lines to provide for the development of the east end of the
island as now planned. This estimate is based on an estimate
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of $103, 373 , made by our construction department for such work
and includes the necessary additional overhead costs to the
corporation not considered by the construction department.
Our total as shown in Item 6 includes additional overhead costs ',
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such as interest during construotion, preliminary expense, ':'
legal expense, cost of financing, etc.
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Item 8, is our estimate .of the cost of the
necessary additional 731 meters to serve the ultimate light
and power customers on the east end of the island.
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The ultimate investment in light and power
property estimated as outlined above may be further summarized i
as follows
Reproduction
Cost New
Reproduction Less Accured
Cost New Depreciation
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West End $ 779420 $ 691,630
East End 18o,_4c)3 181, 166
Total $ 2_570823 $ 250 796
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property, which we estimate will be used and useful for the
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ultimate development of the island, planned as outlined
above, the reproduction cost new of which we have used as
a basis for return. This estimate does not include the
cost of services, transformer vaults, transformers, eta.
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on the east end which are paid for by the customers. It is
considered that all new lines on the east end will be under- �
ground, and all overhead lines existing at present will be
put underground.
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PRESENT RATES AND EARNINGS AND EYPMSES
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PRESENT HATES
The present electric light and power rates on
Fishers Island, New York have been in effect since
January 1, 1925 , and are as follows ;
1. Residential Lighting
Flat rate of $1,00 per year for each 100 sq.ft.
of *floor area, payable monthly, plus 10
cents per K,W.H.
2, Commercial Lighting
6,6
' - (a) For connected load from 1 to 9 K.W. , $2.50
per K.W. of connected load per month plus
10 cents per K.W.H.
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(b) For connected load from 10 to 50 K,W. , $2.00 i
per K.W. of connected load per month plus j
10 cents per K.W.H.
3. Power including Electric Ranges, Water Heaters, etc, f
M (a) For connected load from 1 to 9 K. W. , $1. 25
per 1r.W. of connected load per month plus
5 cents per K. W.H.
(b ) For eonneoted load from 10 to 50 K,W„ $1.00
er K,W. of connected load per month plus
cents per I1,4W.H.
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*Phe measurement of the floor area is based on the
outside dimensions of the building multiplied
} by the number of floors, less an allowance of
i 10 percent for walls, etc. Bay windows, ung
{ finished attics, cellars and porches, as well
u ' as incidental barns, garages and other outlying
buildings not fitted for living quarters are not
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included in figuring the area, The flat rate
is based on a minimum floor area of 1,500 sq,ft,
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The rates for electric light and power at present
in effect on Fishers Island and as shown in the tabulation
k above, are, in the main, the same as previously charged, with
the exception of the rate for residential lighting. This
rate was previously 20 cents per K.W.H. with a minimum monthly
bill, of $3. 00.
o The rate received by the Fishers Island Farms, Inc. , I' -.
from the Town of Southhold, New York, for street Tights is
$40.00 per light per year, as agreed to by both parties in a
contract dated January 1, 1924, for a term of five years.
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As may be seen in the present rate schedule each
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one of the five different rates shown, consist of a demand
and energy charge. The demand charge in the case of the
residential lighting rate is based on the sq.ft , of floor
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area of the building and in the case of the commercial
lighting rate and the power rate including ranges, heaters,
etc. , is based on the connected load, which is determined
4 either from the rating of the motors, appliances or lights
connected or from the necessary transformers where such
transformers indicate the connected load for each customer
as in the case of the Mansion House, the largest hotel on
r Fishers Island.
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be satisfactory , when considering the nature of the territory
' served, the conditions under which electric current is supplied,
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the number of customers, the relation between the all year and
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seasonal customers, the present new development on the east
end of the island and the rates charged in similar localities
having a comparatively large number of seasonal oustomers.
Based on our estimates of earnings using the
existing rates, the average total rates received per K.W,H. a
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' for the various classes of customers now and ultimately to
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Average Revenue
per K.W.H.
Pr-es en ma e
r Residential Lighting - All Year $ 0.152 $ 0.159
Residential Lighting - Seasonal (not
including F. T. Club House ) 0. 224 0. 218
Residential Lighting - Seasonal
` ( Including Fishers Island Club
House ) 0.185 0. 210
Residential Lighting - Seasonal
,y< (Fishers Island Club) 0.132 0.132
Commercial Lighting 0.134 0.134
Power (Ranges, water heaters, motors,
` etc . ) 0.111 0.065
Power (Ranges, water heaters, motors,
etc. ) Fishers Island Club 0,052 0.052
Mansion House Laundry 0.112 0.112
Pumping Station 0.04 0.047
Fort H.G. Wright 0.051 0.056
Street Lights 0.193 0.193
Total Average all Classes $ 0.078 $ 0.088
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The average rate paid for electrical current at
El Groton Point, Connecticut, is about $0.02375 for both the
present and ultimate business, according to the existing
contract between the Fishers Island Farma, Inc., and the
Borough of Groton. This rate is the minimum rate allowed
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LIGHT AND PONER PROPE TY
ESTIMATEM PRESENT ANNUAL EARNINGS AND EXP1' TSES
West End East End To tel
eman ergy To Tal B-3-111a"n-r—riergy o Ua= pemanaenergy o a .
Gross Revenue
wee to $ 7 0 $ 830 1 ,600 $ 7�8 $ 830 $ 1 ,600
Fort H.G, Wright 3,088 9,135 12,223 3r0 8 9 ,1355 12 ,223
Pumping Station r $ 480 $ 29234 $ 2,714 2 O 2 ,231E 2,7111
Mansion Uouse Laundry, 24o 135- 37 3 377 '
Service Station - nest End 180 6 186e 180 3gg6 186
Ranges , etc . 2325 56 881 225 '+7 2�z781
Res dence (All year and seasonal) 3,844 14 9 8;263 347 652 g9 4,191 5;071 9 ,262
Fishers Island Club - Lighting 450 10464 1 ,854 450 1 ,404• 1 ,854
Fishers Island Club - Ranges, etc , 720 2,485 3, 205 720 _ 214$.5„ 3, 205
Total - Llectrio safes 8,977 16,728 25,785 1 ,997 69775 8'780 10,.974 23P503 34,4��
Service Connections etc. 6
Total Gro as Revenue $252791 X8,852 $34,643
OperatingExpenses
seea Power $ 13 ,078
Distribution Expense Operation 420
Distribution Nxpense Maintenance 1 ,6680
General j6xpenees - `faxes 689
General Expenses - Office Rent 57
General Expenses - Office General
General Axpenses - Office Supt. 2, 270
General Expenses - New York Office 3 ,250
Total operating Expense 22,254
Maintenance 1,680
Operating Expense Less Maintenance 20*574
Balance for Maintenance, Depreciation
and Fixed Charges 14 06
Estimated Investment $146023
Maintenance , Depreciation and Fixed
charges (1576 of .estimated Investment) $ 21,949
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after deducting the demand, primary and prompt payment
discounts.
As the development of the island
Proceeds and the
volume of business increases it may bethat a rate revision
will be warrented , the extent of which can not be anitoipata
at this time . '
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PRESENT EARNINGS AND EXPENSES
Opposite this page is a statement showing the
estimated earnings and expenses from light and power oper-
ations
per-
ations on the island on the basis of the present volume
of business.
The public utility operations have heretofore been
carried on by the Fishers Island Farms, Inc . , in connection
with its other activities on the island and consequently the
records do not contain separate and complete statements of 1
earnings and expenses for these utility operations and it
was, therefore , necessary not only to make certain allocations
of the various total expenses , but also to include allowances
for additional expenses to the utility operations, heretofore
neglected.
Our estimate of present earnings from residential
lighting customers, using the present rates as now applied,
is based on the 1925 business from these customers. This
class of customer was not only divided between the east and
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west ends of the island, but also was divided into all year
and seasonal, and further subdivided according to the square
foot area of the building used by each customer , In this
way, we were able to analyze the amount of K.W.H. used by
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each subdivided class of customer and the revenue received
both as a demand and as an energy charge.
The K,W,G. consumed and the revenue to be received
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from such customers as Fort H.G. Wright , Town of Southhold
Mansion House Laundry, Service Station -, West End, Miscellaneous
power customers having ranges, water heaters, etc. , and the 91I
West End Hotels are all based on the actual business in 1925.
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In the case of the new Fishers Island Club House on the east
and, the actual results for the month of July 1926, were used ;
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as a basis for the estimated annual consumption and revenue,
Our estimate of present operating expenses includes L
not only the actual operating expenses incurred during the
year 1925 after making certain necessary adjustments and
eliminating such expenses not properly chargeable to operation, I
but also includes certain additional expenses, which in the
past have not been included as operating expenses, such as a
pro-rated share of general officers salaries and. New York
Office Expenses and local office rental. The items, taxes and
general expenses for both the local general office and local
superintendence office was estimated on the basis of present
salaries paid and present actual miscellaneous expenses.
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` The balance available for maintenance, depreciation
and fixed charges as shown by the statement compared with a
1 percent on the estimated resent investment 5 p s ment is as
follows
Balance Available ford!
Maintenance, Depreciation '
and Fixed Charges $14 06
�s 15% return on Investment 21,949
In making, the eomparisbn, consideration must be
given to the fact that the present total business on the east ,
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end. is small, and the investment on a pox customer basis very
large .
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From our analysis we find that the present rates do
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not give an adequate return on the investment in facilities
on the east end of the island as reflected by our reproduction
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estimates. The reason for this is that the facilities in-
stalled have a capacity far in excess of the present require-
ments in order to provide for the ultimate development of the '
'£ island. Because of this condition we have prepared an estimate
of earnings and expenses hereinafter shown based on existing
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rates, present operating costs and a volume of business which
°. we believe will result from the complete development of the
west end and about 80 percent of the proposed ultimate develop-
ment of the east end of the island.
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' As previously stated the rates as charged at
rk" the present time seem adequate and the structure is in � r,s
' general particularly well adapted to the conditions on
Fishers Island,
At present, however, the so-called demand rate
r charged for seasonal power, ranges, water heaters, etc.
is not in accordance with the
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for such class of business. As may be seen on the sched-
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ass , ule of present rates as published and as shown on page
20 the demand charge for this class of business when the
connected load is between 1 and g K,W, is stated to be
L;y $1.25 per K.W. of connected load per month and when the
connected load is between 10 and 50 K.W. to be $3 .00
per K.W. of connected load per month. This rate is in
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tended to apply to both yearly and seasonal business. The
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actual practice in charging this class of seasonal customer
is to apply the monthly demand rate for only such period as
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the customer actually uses current, which in most cases is
for the four month period.
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and power property, we have used the rates as actually
charged and not as they appear in the schedule. In this
connection we suggest that the present rate schedule be
changed to designate the demand charges as actually
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applied , Furthermore, since this class of customer is
largely seasonal and the period of use variable, we sug-
gest that the present monthly demand charge be changed to
approximately one-third the present scheduled demand
charge for each month, such charge to be made for each
month during the year whether the customer actually uses
current for four months or twelve months. If it should
be more convenient to collect such demand charge for the
whole twelve months period during the summer season it r
could be done. In our opinion the suggested revision
should only apply to that class of customer using electric
ranges, water heaters, etc. but not to a straight power
customer having electric meters as their connected load,
on the basis of the two suggested changes, the
present rate schedule for power customers and customers
having electric ranges, water heaters, etc. wo uld be as
shown by the following tabulation:
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Power, Including Electric Power
Ranges, Water Heaters,
Etc. For connected load
1-9 K.W.,$1,25 per
For connected load 1-9 KW, K.M. of connected
$1.25 per K.W. of connect- load per month plus
ed load per month plus 5 5 cents per K.W.H.
cent* per K.W.H.
For connected load 10-
For connected load 10-50 50 K.W., $1 ,00 per K.W.
K.W. $1.00 per K.W, of of connected load per
connected load per month month plus 4 cents per
plus 4 cents per K,W.H.
Electric Ranges, water Heaters,
c,
For connected load 1-9
K.W. , $0445 per K,W, of
connected load per month
Plus 5 cents per K#W.H,
For connected load 10-50
K.W. , $0.35 per K.W. of
connected load per month
plus 4 cents per K,W,H,
If there should be an objection to the suggested
schedule as shown above because of the sudden change in
demand rate in the two blocks , covering electric range,
water heater, eto. service the following rate could be
employed instead of the one suggested, leaving the power
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rate the same as shown above:
Electric Ranges, Water Heaters, Etc..
For connected load of 4 K.W., $24,00
a year.
For each additional K.W. of connect-
ed load, $4.00 per K,W. per year,
plus 4 cents per K.W.H.
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P. O. NO.
r" Theoretically, the rates suggested are not as
desirable as the regular two part rate consisting of a
demand charge per K.W. of maximum demand determined by
means of a meter and a unit charge per K.W.H, consumed, t ,
The latter form, however, would be more difficult to
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police, would require demand meters and would entail more � �-
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to the customer.
We believe, however, that a limited number of
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demand meters should be connected on a sufficient number
of customerst services throughout the island where such
services are used for power, or electric ranges, water
heaters, etc. , in order to get an idea of the actual demand
of such customers, as the Bonbright, Vaughn Ferguson, r
Walton Ferguson, etc. residences and hotels, etc. The
data obtained by such a procedure would be very helpful in
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getting an idea of the relative demand made on the system
by each class of customer.
At present the Fishers Island Club House is being
f. billed for power service on the basis of a 30 minute max-
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Y imum demand and a unit energy charge. the demand being eet
imated from the meter readings in the east end substations
y We are of the opinion that a demand meter should be installed
in the Club House and a formal contract entered into provid-
i1. ing for the arrangement which now exi ets by mutual agreemen*
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FISHERS ISLAND, NEW YORK
LIGHT AND POWER PROPERTY
ESTIMATED FUTURE ANNUAL EARNINGS AND EXPENSES
West End East End Total.
Gross Revenue Demand Energy Total Demand EnergyTotal uemand Energy Total
Street Lights $ 770 $ 830 $ 19600 $ $ $ $ 770 $ 830 $ 1 ,600
Fort H. G. Wright 20592 7,810 to>4n 2,� 2 ,810 10,402
Pumping Station 480 4,072 4,552 0 ,1072 4,5x2
Mansion House Laundry 24o 135 375 5 315
Service Station-West End 18o 12 192 180 12 192
Ranges, Eta, 1,6600 21560 4,160 159520 24,832 40,352 17 ,120 27 ,392 44,512
Hotels 30 108 7 2,477 630 1 , 47 2,477
Residence (all yr. e, seasonal)- 50603 5 ,704 11 ,307 18,405 16 ,605 35 ,010 24,008 22 ,309 46, 17
Y, I, Olub - bighting 600 1 ,872 2,472 600 1 ,872 2,472
Ranges, Eta, 960. 3 ,314 4, 274 960 3,314 4,274
Total - Electric Sales 11 ,615 18,898 30 ,513 35,965 50 ,695 869660 47 ,58o 69 ,593 117 ,173
Service Connections, Eta. 250 250 500
Total - Gross Revenue $30,763 $86,910 $117 ,673
Operating Expenses
Purohaeed Power 393;000
Distribution Esp. pperation
Maintenance ti,000
General Expenses - Tax&s
Office Rent 2 3350
e Office General
Office Supt. 802
N. Y, office 4,200
3,250
Total - Operating Expense 61 , 278
Maintenenoe
8,000
Operating Expense less Malitenanoe 3'278
Balance for Maintenance, Depreoiation and
Fixed Ohargee
649395
Estimated Investment
Maintenance, Depreciation and Fixed Charges 257 ,823
(15% of Estimated Investment) $ 38,673
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FUTURE EARNINGS AND EXPENSES
Opposite this page is an estimate of earnings
�, and expense for the electric light and power property f„
based on present costs and an assumed number of houses
and meters as shown by the following tabulation, which
also gives a comparison with present conditions; r
Assumed for Purr
Present oaep _ sof Estimate
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End End Total End End Total
Houses 3-75 25 200 225 4o0 625
Lighting Meters 197 1 211 250 425 615
Power Meters 11 —2 13 322 3. 7
Total Meters 208 16 224 295 747 1,042
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There are no definite plans now under way for
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the ultimate development of the West End of the island.
>t' However, as hereinbefore stated, there is sufficient land
available to accommodate about 50 additional houses and
for the purpose of our analysis we have included this
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number in our estimate of future earnings and expenses.
r As hereinbefore stated, the present plans for
the ultimate development of the East End of the island
provide for a total of 500 houses, but in view of he un-
certainty relative to the actual number of houses which
will be constructed and the time which will be required for
the complete development, we have assumed 400 houses for
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the purpose of our estimate of future earnings and expenses,
The estimated number of meters to be on the system
is materially in excess of the number of houses for the fol-
lowing principal reasons: '.
a, To provide for miscellaneous small power , '
users such as garages, repair shops, etc,
b, Because of the character of the develop-
ment and its isolated location it is
expected that electricity will be
utilized to the greatest possible extent
for household purposes , particularly on
the East End of the island. In this con-
nection, the rate structure provides
f special rates for such household appli-
ances as ranges, heaters, .refrigerators,
etc „ and it is believed that the major-
ity of the houses built on the East End
of the island will have both lighting and
power meters,
The consumption of electric current has been esti-
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mated on a customer basis after having analyzed the sales
records for the several classes of customers for the year ,
P 1925, and giving effect to an estimated larger use for
z. household appliances. No effect was given to the possible
increase in consumption by the larger customers such as
the Town of 8outhhold, Fort H, G, Wright, Mansion House
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Laundry, hotels and club except the water pumping station
on the East End which will undoubtedly increase its re-
quirements as the development of the island proceeds.
The rates for service used in our estimates are
the same as those now in effect.
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The estimate of expenses is based on present labor
rates and unit power costs, but reflects the increased rem
z . quirements in organization, power and supplies to take care
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of the larger volume of business.
A comparison of the balance available for mainten-
ance,
ante, depreciation and fixed charges with the desired return
yr,
of 15 percent on the investment necessary for the complete
development of the island is given in the following tabula-
tions
Balance available for Maintenance, $ 64, 395
Depreciation, Fixed Oharges, etc.
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15 percent return on Investment
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Surplus $ 25,718
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As hereinbefore developed, the present net earn-
Ings for the entire island are not sufficient to pay an
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adequate return on the investment. The above tabulation
shows that$ on the basis assumed, the future net earnings
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will be more than sufficient to pay an adequate return on
the investment so that it can reasonably be expected that
all losses incurred can be recouped as the development of
the island proceeds.
The present deficiency in earnings is due to the
comparatively large investment in facilities on the Bast
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End of the island which necessarily have a capacity greatly
in excess of the requirements of the existing oustomers.
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f' The existing electric light and power progeny
is owned in part by the Fishers Island harms, Ina. , and ;
in part by the Fishers Island Corporation as follows; s
1. Fishers Island Farms, Ino .
All property located west of the Poultry Farm
fence together with the two submarine cables
extending from Groton hong Point to the �
'e r, island and all meters on lines east of the
Poultry Farm Fence. The reproduction cost
of such property as of July 1r 1926 is
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A11 property west of Poultry
Farm Fence $ 420011 $ 3$,593
� Submarine Cable;
Groton Long Point to Munna-
tawket Wharf 29,14$ 24,776
u Groton Long Point to
Chocomount Cove 30s700 301700
Meters on Lines East of
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Total $10?,128 $ 9ko'324
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All property on the island located east of
the Poultry Farm Pence with the exception
of meters as noted above. The estimated
ry reproduction cost of such property as of
July 19 1926 is $44,195 new and $43okl$
depreciated.
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P. O. NO. 2432"0
All the light and power operations on the island
are to be conducted by an electric light and power company,
to be organized, and in this connection we believe that
certain transactions should be made as follows:
1. The Fishers Island Corporation should acquire
by purchase from the Fishers Island Farms,
Inc, 9 on the basis of the reproduction cost
new less accrued depreciation the submarine
cable extending from Groton Long Point to
Chocomount Cove together with all meters
east of the Poultry Farm Fence.
2. The light and power company should acquire by
purchase from the Fishers Island Farms, Inc. ,
all electric light and power property located
west of the Poultry Farm Fence including the
submarine cable extending from Groton Long
Point to Munnatawket Wharf, payment to be
made on the basis of the reproduction cost
new less accrued depreciation.
3. The light and power company should lease from
the Fishers Island Corporation all of the
light and power property located east of the
Poultry Farm Fence including the submarine
cable extending from Groton Long Point to
Chocomount Cove, the lease to contain, among
other things, the following principal provisions,
a. The term of the lease to be 5 years at the
expiration of which the lessee shall have
the option of either purchasing the pro-
perty at its then fair value or to extend
the lease for a period to be mutually
agreed upon.
b. The lessee to operate and maintain the pro-
perty and to make all improvements and
extensions thereto as approved by the
lessor in order to provide adequate ser-
vice on the East End of the island.
c. The lessor to reimburse the lessee for all
expenditures made by the lessee in connec-
tion with the maintenance, improvement and
extension of the leased property.
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received from the light and power customers
located east of the Poultry Farm Fence in
connection with the demand charges of the
rate schedule.
� The above provisions are suggested in view of
the fact that the property east of the Poultry Farm Fence
is overdeveloped for the present volume of business m d
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the earnings therefrom will be insufficient to pay an
adequate return on the investment for a number of years.
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of the Poultry Farm Fence is influenced by considerations
other than service the light and power company should not
be required to assume the burden of the fixed charges
sl until such time as the property is self sustaining.
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Interconnection with Outside
Telegraph and Telephone Lines
' The telephone system on Fishers Island is connected
to the long distance and toll lines of the Southern New
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England Telephone Company at New London, Connecticut by means
of a submarine cable , owned by the latter company and extend- + 3
ing from Groton, Connecticut, to the Munnatawket Wharf, on
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the west end of the Island.
This cable is the only telephone
oonnection between Fishers Island and the mainland, with the
exception of the Fort H. Gs Wright cables which are con-
trolled by the Government. The cable between Groton and
s Munnatawket Wharf has two physicals, each being twisted pair ,
No. 14 rubber covered wire and one phantom and is used not
only for toll and long distance calls but also for telegrams.
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At the present time there are two arrangements
for outside telegraph and telephone service, as follows;
1 - Contract between Fishers Island Farms, Inca Ya
and Western Union Telegraph Company
concerning outgoing and incoming telegrams.
2 - Contract between Fishers Island Farms, Inc.
and Southern New England Telephone Company
concerning outgoing and incoming long
distance and toll calls.
The arrangement with the Western Union Telegraph
Company is, we are Informed, a verbal agreement and covers
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between the Western Union Telegraph Company and Fishers
Island Farms, Inc. , for incoming and outgoing telegrams .
in general, the arrangement is as follows:
a. During the summer season, practically all
outgoing and incoming telegraph messages
are sent and received over the phantom
circuit in the submarine cable in the Morse
code. The sender of the message is charged
the regular Western Union rate from New
London on outgoing messages and to New London
on incoming messages, together with an addi-
tional charge of 25 cents per message for the
service between New London and Fishers Island.
,! The Fishers Island Farms, Ine. pays a rental to
the Southern New England Telephone Company
of about $35.00 per month during the summer
season for the use of the phantom circuit .
The Fishers Island Farms, Inc, receives 25 cents
for each outgoing and incoming telegraph
message plus 25 per cent of the charge to the
customer for service beyond New London on
each outgoing message.
b. During the off peak period there is no telegraph
operator on the island and all outgoing raid
incoming telegraph messages are telephoned
to and from New London.
The charges to the sender of the message are
the same as during the summer season.
The Fishers Island Farms, Inc* pays to the
Southern New England Telephone Company 25 cents
per telephone message for the use of the sub-
marine cable exclusive of the phantom circuit.
The Fishers Island Farms, Inc. received for each
outgoing telegraph message 25 cents for the use
of the submarine cable and 25 per cent of the
charge for the service beyond New London.
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The contract with the Southern New England tole-
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111THIS AGREEMENT, made this 20th day of May, 1919,
! by and between THE SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE COMPANY,
of New Haven, Connecticut, known hereafter as the Telephone
Company, and THE FISHERS ISLAND FARMS, INC. , of Fishers
Island, New York, known hereafter as the Fishers Island �)
Company.
W I T N E S S E T H. as follows, to wit;-
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1. The Telephone Company hereby promises and agrees
to lease to the Fishers Island Company such number of tele-
phones and transmitters of the American Bell standard type
=t as it may require on the operation of its telephone service :
on Fishers Island, New York, for an annual rental of Two '.
Dollars ($2.00) per set, (a set consisting of one receiver ±
and one transmitter) , payable quarterly in advance.
The Fishers Island Company hereby agrees to hire
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said telephone sets, and to pay therefor the sum of Two
Dollars ($2.00) per set per annum, quarterly in advance.
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II. The Telephone Company agrees to furnish and main- �s
tain between its New London toll switchboard and the cable
pole of the Fishers Island Company located near its dock onI
Fishers Island, such a number of toll circuits ,as it con-
siders necessary to properly facilitate the outward and in-
ward toll line and long distance telephone traffic.
The Fishers Island Company agrees to furnish and �!
maintain whatever circuits may be needed to connect the toll
circuits referred to in the preceding paragraph with the
switchboard of the Fishers Island Company located at Fishers
I sland.
III, The Telephone Company agrees to furnish at reg- E' a
ularly established rates toll line and long distance connee-
` tions between its connecting points and the exchange of the
Fishers Island Company.
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The Fishers Island Company agrees to pay to the
Telephone Company within twenty (20) days after the first
of each month, all charges for toll line and long distance
messages (including inward collect messages) and the
Federal tax thereon, incurred during the preceding toll
billing month, less a commission of twenty-five per cent
Ni { 25%) of such Charges as cover calls to points within the
i territory of the Telephone Company and to so-called Privileged
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:Points (including inward collect messages) , and the 'Telephone , !
Company hereby agrees to allow said commission of twenty-
five per cent (25%) on said business. f
Iv. The Fishers Island Company hereby grants to the
Telephone Company permission to allow the United States
Government a new London Exchange connection by means of y
submarine wires owned and maintained by said Government.
v. It is mutually agreed by and between the parties
hereto that the regularly established rates referred to in
paragraph III . shall be rates computed on the standard basis ^
as outlined in Order No. 2 +95 issued by the Postmaster-
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General December 13th, 1918, except as follows:
The station-to-station dayrates from Fishers '
island to all points in the territories oP the Southern New
England Telephone Company and the Westerly Automatic Telephone ILL
Company shall be, unless otherwise ordered by the Government
or changed by mutual consent with proper governmental approval, v
the standard station-to-station day rates from New London,
Connecticut, to the aforesaid pointgo plus twenty-five cents
($.25) and that the station-to-station day rate between
Fishers Island and New London shall be twenty-five cents ($.25) .
Corresponding person-to-person, appointment, messenger-call#
evening and night rates and report charges shall be based upon
the station-tq-station day rates determined by the method fust
referred too
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vie It is mutually agreed by and between the parties
hereto that the Telephone Company shall not be liable for
damages on account of errors, misconneotions or failures to
connect, and in case communication is interrupted from any
cause whatever the only liability of the Telephone CompaYW
<a` shall be to abate the service charge during such interruption.
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VII . It is mutually agreed by and between the parties !
hereto that this contract shall and does hereby cancel the
agreement made on the 8th day of August, 1911 by end between
The Southern New England Telephone Company and EeMe and W, ,
Ferguson.
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VIII. It is mutually agreed by and between the parties `{
hereto that this agreement shall become operative at 12.01
A.Me on May 21st, 1919, and shall continue in force untiln 'a
one year from said date and thereafter until cancelled by
three (3) months, notice in writing being given from one °
party to the other.
IN WITNESS whereof, the parties hereto have here-
unto set their hands and seals this 20.th day of May 1919, '
THE SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE COMPANY
Witness by J. D , Veitoh
Helen Le Mansfield General Commercial Superintendent.
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The Southern New England Telephone Company contract
as stated above has been modified in several respects by oral
and written agreements in general as follows:
a. Telephone sets are no longer leased from the
Telephone company but are paid for and owned
by the Fishers Island Farms, Inc.
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b. The commission of 25 percent to be received
by the Fishers Island Farms, Ina. with respect
to certain classes of business has been changed
to 25 per cent of the customer charge to New
London and beyond on all outgoing long distance
and toll calls,
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c. The customer charge of 25 cents per call for the
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use of the submarine cable in connection with
toll calls, has been extended long distance P
calls also .
Ph eioal Prot
r. The telephone system on the island is metallic
magneto ringing from the subscribers. The exchange is
located in the office building of the Fishers Island Farms,
Inc. on the west end of the island. There are two switch-
boards of the old style #105 central magneto two way ringing
made by the Western Electric Company, one with 100 positions
and one with 80 positions. As of June 1. 1926, there were
in use 5 trunk lines, 100 subscribers lines on one board, and
about 6 subscribers lines on the other board. These switch-
boards, together with the distribution frames, batteries, etc.
have been completely overhauled by the Southern New 3n9land
Telephone Company in connection with the general improvemea t
and extension of the telephone system on the island by the
Fishers Island Farms, Ino. and the Fishers Island Corporation,
The outside plant on the west end of the island
consists mostly of aerial cables run on the poles of the
light and power property, which cables are adequate to take
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care of not only the present but also future needs of this
end of the island for some time to come. Aerial open wire
and twisted pair are used on the short branch circuits and
D on the service drops into the houses. This open wire and
twisted pair is attached to insulators on crossarms owned
by the telephone property.
The Mansion House, which is the largest hotel
on the west end of the island, is connected by five trunk
lines to the main telephone exchange. There is a private
branch exchange in the Mansion House, with extend ors to
all rooms and to the hotel cottages, all of which are
operated from the hotel. All of this equipment is owned
by the Manal.on House.
The telephone property on the east end, as pur-
chased by the Corporation from the Fishers Island Farms, Inc.,
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on April 24, 1925, consists of an aerial open wire extension
of the west end system. The lines are attached to insulators
on crossarms, which are carried on the poles of the light and
r power property and extend only over a portion of the east end
area.
Since the purchase of these lines by the corpora-
tion, certain improvements and additions have been accom-
plished. A new 303 Pair aerial cable has been erected on the
poles of the light and power property to replace the open
wire connecting the east end of the island with the exchange
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on the west end. This cable extends from the exchange to
the Poultry Farm Fence and was installed by Fishers Island
Farms , Inc . 9 new aerial telephone cable has been installed
by the Corporation, from the poultry farm gate east to a
point near the Fishers Island Club House. From the club
house to the East End Office, an underground cable has been
installed, together with branch lines to various residences
recently constructed along both lines.
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The Fishers Island Club House, which is by far
the largest building on the east and of the island, was com-
pleted in July, 1926. It is connected by five trunk lines
to the telephone exchange on the west end and has its own
private branch exchange with extensions to all of the rooms,
together with its own telegraph station. This telegraph
station uses the same circuit in the submarine cable to the
mainland as the station at the main exchange on the west
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end.
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island is readily compared from the number of houses,
telephone stations and extensions as shown by the following
tabulation:
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Number of Houses 175 25 200
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Number of Telephone Stations 140 24 164
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Number of Telephone Extensions 28 10 38
Total Telephone Stations and
extensions 168 34 202
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development on the west end of Fishers Island as planned at
present, includes in addition to the existing property, 82
additional telephone stations, drops, terminal boxes and
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splices and also new exchange boards. All telephones will
be changed for a common battery system.
The telephone property proposed for the east
end includes a complete system of underground telephone
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lines to serve 500 houses and an additional 222 pair aerial
cable extending from the exchange on the west end to the
poultry farm gate constructed on the poles of the light and
power company. All the present overhead lines will be re-
moved and will be placed underground. It will be necessary
to have 522 additional telephone stations and extensions.
As has been the past practice, the necessary additional service
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j A new underground system of telephone cables on
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the east end of the island vri11 be adequate to supply service
to a total of 500 houses. however, the proposed additional
telephone station apparatus is only sufficient for 400 houses.
k. In view of the uncertainty relative to the actual number of
houses which will be constructed and the time which will be
4, required to fully develop the island , we have assumed for the
purpose of our estimate of the total electric telephone busi-
ness on the island, 225 houses on the east end and 400 houses
on the west end. On this basis, the number of houses to be
�, served, together with the estimated number of telephone stations
and extensions are as follows;
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West End Eases d Total T
Number of houses 225 4w 625
Number of Telephone Stations 200 380 580
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Extensions 250 538 788
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INVESTMENT
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Fishers Inland, The books of the Company do not show clearly
the present investment in telephone property and consequently we
have prepared estimates of both the present and future investment
in telephone property. The investment in telephone property on
the island as of July 1. 1926, as reflected by the estimated Cost
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of reproduction of such property, which was in existence on or
about that date is shown by the following tabulation:
Reproduction Cost New Less
Re roduotian Cost New Acaruad Depreciation
1. Property owned by Fisher* Wes astEnd l was sEnd Total
Island Farma,inc. ,on the
west and east ends of the
island including working
capital as of June 1,1926,
exclusive of the 303 pr.
j aerial cable extending from
the telephone exchange to
the poultry farm fence. $31,097 $ 594 $31,691 $29+867 $ 535 $30 ,402
2, Property on east end of
island, purchased by Fishers
Island Corporation on April
240 1925. - 1,993 1,993 - 1,795 1 ,795
3, Property on east end cons-
tructed by Fishers Island
Corporation from April 24,
19ag to July 1, 1926. - 190000 190000 - 190000 19 ,000
4. 3618 Lin,ft. of 303 pair
aerial cable located on
west end of island between
k' telephone exchange and
poultry farm fence, used
for telephone servioe on
east end of island. This
cable is the property of
the Fishers Island Farms,Inc., 8,500 8,500 BON 8,3311
Total $32.097$30,087 $61,184 $29,867 $29,66o $59,587
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Item 1 , represents the totals of our reproduction
estimates for all telephone property on the island which wash
owned by the Fishers Island Farms, Inc. as of June 1, 1926
as set forth in our report No. 2432. Exclusive of the 303
pair aerial cable (Item 4) extending from the exchange to the
Poultry farm fence and used to connect the east end telephone ; ?
lines with the exchange which is also owned by the Fishers Is-
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Item 2 represents the total of our reproduction es-
timates
s-timates for all of the telephone property on the island owned
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by the Fishers Island Corporation as of April 24, 1925 on which
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date such property was purchased from the Fishers Island Farms,'
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Incorporated.
Item 3 represents the estimated cost including on ,I
allowance for overhead costs of all the new property added be-
tween .April 24, 1925 and July 1, 1926, on the east end of the
island by the Fishers Island Corporation. Although this work
was complete at the time of our investigation the various
accounts had not yet been closed out and it was not practicable
for us to determine the complete actual cost from the records
of the corporation.
Item 4 respresents our reproduction estimate of the
303 pair aerial cable extending from the telephone exchange
the poultry farm fence. This cable is owned by the Pi shers
Island Farms, Incorporated.
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as outlined above may be further summarized as follows;
Reproduction Reproduction Cost New I � ^
cost New Less Accrued Dep reciation
RK West End $
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31,�0�7 290867 .
.. East End 30,0 7 29,660
184,
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$ 59.5 7
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The above totals include all the telephone
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which we have considered to be at present used and useful, in-
eluding a certain number of poles, guys, etc. on the east aid ;
which are also used by the light and power property. It does
not include however, the Dost of any private branch exchanges,
or underground services, which are paid for by the customers.
FUTURE INVESTMENT
The total investment which will be required 1n
telephone property will include in addition to the present „r
investment, the cost of certain improvements and extensions
to the existing system on both ends of the island, the major '
portion of which will be on the east end, as, described in
general under the heading of 'Tesoription of Property",
Our estimate of the total investment in telephone
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property on the island as reflected by the estimated cost of
reproduction of the property now in existence and the estimated
cost of improvements to be made is summarized as shown by the
following tabulation:
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Reproduction Cost New Leas
Reproduction Cost New Accrued Depreciation
West Lind East End Total West End Bast End Total
.1. Property owned by Fishers
Island Farms,Inc. on the
west and east ends of the T
island including working
capital, as of June 1,
1926 exclusive of the 303 �
pair aerial cable extending
from telephone exchange to
the poultry farm fence. $31,097 $ 594 $3111691 929,867 535 $30,402
2. Property on east end of - I,tr
island. purchased by Fishers
Island Corporation on �> >
April 24,1925 all of which
will be removed when new
underground system is
constracted. - 1,993 1►993 1.795 11795 'T I
3. Property on east end cons-
tructed by Fishers Island
Corporation from Atril 24,
1y2- to July 1, 1926. - 191000 19,000 - 196000 19,o00
4. 3814 lin.ft. of 303 pair �
aerial cable located on
west end of island between
telephone exchange and poultry
farm fence, used for serviceb�
on east end of the island.
This cable is the property
of the Fishers Island Farms,
Ino. - 8,500 8,500 - 89330 8030
5. Overhead telephone lines
constructed by Fishers Isa
land Corporation from April
24, 1925 to July 1,1926 which
will be removed when new
underground telephone system
is constructed — 8 r/,833 '.
6a Additional property on west 7''33" 7.833 7,833
end including 82 additional
telephone stations and drops,
additional terminal boxes,
splices, eto.new exchange
and miscellaneous equip-
menta 12;620 12,6Eo 12,620 12,620
7. Additional lines (under-
ground) necessary to serve
approximately 500 houses on
the east end of the island. -- 89,435 89.435 -- 89.435 89,435
8a 522 additional telephones
and extensions -- n,006 12 006 -- 12 4006 12 606
Total $43,717$119,709$163,426 $42,487 $119,678$162,165
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Items 1, 293 and 4 shown in tabulation, have been
previously discussed. In connection with Item 2 it should be
{ noted that the present plans for the development of the East
( End of the island provide for placing all telephone lines
underground sa that the existing overhead line will eventually
t be removed.
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Item 5 is our estimate of that portion of the over-
L head telephone lines, included in Item 3, which will be taken
down and which cannot be used v&en the new underground telephone
Oystem is constructed on the east end of the island.
Item 6 is our estimate of the cost of the necessary
� additional telephone station apparatus, service drops, terminal
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boxes, splices, etc. to serve the additional customers on the
west end of the island as assumed by us for the purpose of our
analysis in connection with the ultimate development of the
island as now planned. This estimate also includes the cost
of changing the equipment in the exchange to a common battery
system, and the wiring of the present telephones :b r such a
system .
Item 7 is our estimate of the cost of additional
telephone lines to provide for the ultimate development of the
East End of the island as now, pltnned. This, estimate is based
on an estimate of $77,770 made by our construction department
yi for such work and includes the necessary additional overhead
costs to the corporation. not considered by the construction
department. This figure also includes in addition to the cost
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of the new underground telephone cables, the cost of putting ;3
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Item 7 includes additional overhead costs such as interest ,
during oonstruetiono preliminary expense, legal expense, cost
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Item 8 is our estimate of the cost of the necessary
ljl additional 522 telephone stations and extensions to serve the
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The total investment in telephone property estimated
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as outlined above may be further summarized as follows :
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Reproduction Reproduction Cost New
Cost New Less Accrued Depreciation
west End $ 43, 717 $ 42,487 R"
Last End 1191, 709 119,6 8
Total $ 163,'426 $ 162, 165
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This total includes all of the telephone property,
which we estimate will be used and useful for the ultimate de•
velopment of the island planned as outlined above, the repro-
duotion cost new of which we have used as a basis for return.
The estimate also includes the cost of a number of poles on the
east end used for both light and power and telephone lines. It
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underground services, etc. which are paid for by the customer.
It is considered that all new lines on the east end will be
underground and all overhead lines existing at present will be
taken down and the present overhead cable placed underground#
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PRESENT RATES AND EARNINGS AND EXPENSES
PRESENT RATES
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The present exchange telephone rates on the island
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are as follows:
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Business $50 $50 $4.0 $40 $12 $10 �' 1
Residence 30 25 23 1$ 7.2 10
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The -rat,es. as shown above have been in effect over
three years, in general these rates appear to be low, when
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considering the nature of the territory served, the condition
s t under which telephone service is supplied, the number of eue-
tomers, the relation between the all year and seasonal customers,
the present new development on the east end of the island and
the rates charged in similar localities having a comparatively
large number of seasonal customers.
The long distance and toll telephone rates on the
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island are the regular published rates of the Southern New
England. Telephone Company from New London, Connecticut plus a
charge of 25 cents per message for the service between Fishers
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Island and New London.
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�s � TELEPHONE PROPERTY
ESTIMATED PRESENT ANNUAL EARNINGS AND EXPENSES
ON BASIS OF PRESENT RATES
Gross Revenue West End East End. Total
Tale$asptance Toll galls $ 6, 360 $ 1, 0 $ , 0
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3 60 0fi
� , 200 - QQ 1000
Exchange Service
All Year 2, 066 352 2' 64
Short Term 3
All year extensions 120 `16$
Short term extensions 180 60 240
Pay stations 150 20 170
' P.B.X. Trunks 250 958 500
4 Total Gross Revenue $ 149 560 $ 3, 5 0 $18,0
Operating Expense
Tong distance & Toll call expense . 2, 6
fr Telegraph Expense
Exchange Service Exp.Operators
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Labor Operations 08
If. �� n Maintenance 1,000
Supplies, Tel.&
Miscellaneous 0
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Automobile Exp. 0
General Expenses,.offioe rent
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Office, General 547
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Total Operating,Expense z$, �+08
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Operating Expense Less Maintenance
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depreciation and fix��
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Retimated Investment, Maintenance
Depreoiation and Fixed Oharges 61118
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The rates for telegrams on the island are the regular
published rates of the Western Union Telegraph Company from
New London, Connecticut plus a charge of 25 cents per message
for the service between Fishers Island and New London.
-� PRESENT EARNINGS AND EXPENSES
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Opposite this page is a statement showing the
f+ estimated earnings and expenses from the telephone operations
ri on the island on the basis of the present volume of business.
As in the case of the light and power operations,
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the Fishers Island Farms, Inc . have heretofore carried on they
telephone operations in connection with its other activities
` on the island and consequently the records :do not contain
separate and complete statements of earnings and expenses for
these telephone operations and it was, therefore, necessary
not only to make certain allocations of the various total
expenses, but also to include allowances for additional �y
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expenses to the telephone operations, heretofore neglected. ;`
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our estimate of the present gross revenue from
vT' long distance and toll calls is on the basis of such calls
actually made during the first six months of 1926 reflecting,
however, the arrangement and rates for such calls subsequent to
April 21, 1926, since which date, the Fishers Island Farms, Inc .
has received From the Southern New England Telephone Company
as a net revenue, 25 percent of the charges for all outgoing
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toll and long distance calls, whereas
previous to this same
date, such percentage was applied only to outgoing toll '
calls. �
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An additional cable charge of 25 cents above theilk
regular posted rates at the New London Ex.ohange for toll and
long distance calls to 'and from Fishers Island has been made ,
since April 21, 1926. Before this date the additional cable
charge was made only on toll calls, f
The gross revenue from outgoing long distance and
toll calls as shown in the statement opposite page 53 includes a
the total charges made to the customers on Fishers Island,
whereas the corresponding long distance and toll calls expense, '
it
includes about 75 percent of such charges (the amount paid to
the Southern New England Telephone Co. ) the net revenue being ;
about 25 percent.
Our estimate of the present gross revenue from tele- 4r
graph messages is on the basis of the actual volume of businessr �
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during the first 7 months of 1926; and reflects the change in
arrangement and rates for summer and winter business.
During the winter season (about 8 months) the Fishers
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Island Farms, Inc. , receives as a net revenue from the western
Union Telegraph Co. 25 percent of the charges at New London for
(' all outgoing telegrams from Fishers Island• During this period
all telegrams originating on Fishers Island are telephoned to
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New London from where they are telegraphed. to their destina-
tion, an additional charge of 25 cents per telegram being
made to the customer on Fishers Island as a gross cable charge.
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collect from the Fishers Island Fame, Inc, the 25 cent cable
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`, charge for each outgoing telegram, but only oolleots such
cable charge for each telephone call made 3.n sending the � 'I
; telegrams. As a result the telegraph messages are telephoned
to New London in groups thereby cutting down the cost of each
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message to the Fishers Island Farms, Inc. to approximately
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10 cents each. By this arrangement the Fishers Island. Farms,
Inc. receives an additional net unit revenue of about 15
r' cents for each outgoing tolegram. I .;`
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Western Union Telegraph Oompeny as of June 20, 1926, during
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the oummer sae.son when messages are telegraphed direct to p - �
' the island, the Fishers Island Farms, Inc, not only re-
ceives 25 percent of the charges of outgoing telegrams at
New London rates and the cable charge of 25 cents per out-
going telegram but also receives a charge of 25 cents per
incoming telegram. The number of telegrams incoming in the
�z a
past have been about equal to the outgoing telegrams,
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The phantom circuit in the submarine telephone
cable is used to telegraph the messages. For the use of
m; this circuit the Fishers Island Farms, Inc. pays the
t Southern New England Telephone Company a monthly rental,
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our estimate of the present earnings and ex-
penses shown on the page oppoeite 53 is therefore on the
basis that the telegrams will 'he telephoned between New
London and Fishers Island for approximately 8 months of
the year and soot directly by telegraph the other 4
months.
M The present annual gross revenue From telegrams
as shown in the statement, represents the total charr;es
to the customer for outgoing telegrams only. Telegraph
% expense not only includes 75 percent of the charges for
outgoing messages at New London rates, but also the rental
paid the Southern New England Telephone Company for the
use of the phantom circuit over the Pour month period,
the wages paid a telegraph operator for this four month
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period and. the actual cost of telephoning telegrams to
New London for the ,year, with certain miscellaneous ex-
penses included suoh as maintenance; eto. This telegraph
expense has been credited with 25 cents per incoming tele-
gram during the period the telegrams are telegraphed direct
from their source.
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Our estimate of the present earnings from exeha ge
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telephone service on Fishers Island, using the present rates ' k=
as now applied is based on the number of stations and ex- }
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tensions as of July 1926. The estimated annual revenue from
Pay stations and P.D.X. trunks is on the basis of the present M
rates charged for such service and the present volume of
business.
Our estimate of present operating expenses in-
eludes not only the actual operating expenses incurred during '
the past year after making certain adjustments and eliminating
such expenses not chargeable to operation but also includes
certain additional expenses, which in the past have not =r I
been included in operating expenses such as pro-rated share
of general officers salaries, New York office expenses and
local office rental. Stich items as taxes and general expenses
for both the local general office and local superintendence ��
office is estimated on the basis of present salaries paid
and present actual miscellaneous expenses. No allowance for xt
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attachment rentals for the use of the light and power poles X
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has been included in operating expense*
The balance available for maintenance, depreciation r s -
and fixed charges as shown by the statement, compared with
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an 18 percent return on the estimated investment is as � n '
follows;
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Total
Balance available for Mainten-
ance Depreciation and Fixed
Charges $ 592
18% return on Investment 11, 013
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give an adequate return on. the investment in facilities on ,
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either end of the island, as reflected by our reproduction
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estimates, The reason for this is that the present rates for j
telephone exchange service are too low and because of this
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oondition, we have made no further estimate of earnings and
expenses on the basis of the future volume of business and
the present rates for exchange service, but we have prepared
estimates of earnings and expenses hereinafter shown, based
on suggested increased rates for exchange service, present
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F. operating costs and both on the present volume of business
and a volume of business which, we believe will result from
the complete development of the west enand about 80 per-
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FUTURE RATS AND EARNINGS AND EXPENSES
L SUGGESTED RATES
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The rates as charged at the present time on Fishers
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Island, for toll and long distance calls and telegrams seem
adequate. These rates as previously stated are dependent
on the egreements with the Southern New England Telephone .
Company and the Western Union Telegraph. Company and, the rates
usually charged by these Companies for such service, plus an
.! extra charge for the use of the 'subm`arine cable.
w However, we believe the exchange rates in effect
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at present are too low and suggest the following rate schedule
for such service be put in effect as soon 'as feasible, when
considering ease of operation, etc.
Individual Line Party Line Extensions
Annual Seasonal Annual Seasonal Annua]. Seasonal
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Business ° loo $ loo $ 80 $ 80' $ 15 $ 12
R sidence 72 72 60 6o 15 - 12
P:B.X.Trunks 75
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thle doubling of all the present annual business rates the
tripling of all the annual residence rates with the seasonal
rates made the same as the increased annual rates. These
suggested rates seem more in line with those charged in
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localities having certain similar characteristics to Fishers
a' Island and seem reasonable when considering the service
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17 BASIS 01' SUGMTED RATES
Gross Revenue West End East End Totel.
,Long Diatanee and Toll calls 69360 1, go 7, gg 0
Telegraph 3, 200 800 410 0
Exchan a Service 7q�7� 55
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eTerm 4602
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All year extensions 5 150 60 10)
,£ Short term extensions 21.6 72 288
Pay Stations 150 20 170
P.B.X. Trunks z znc ti 0
4 Total Groas Revenue 209763 4, 729 25149 2
Opera tin Expense
Tong s ante cn—Toll Calls, Exp. , 2
Telegraph Expense 2, 96 6
Exchange . 9ervio:e Exp,
Operators 2, 63-0
Exchange Service Exp.
labor Operators 1400
Exchange Service Exp.
Maintenance 19000
Exchange Service Exp,
Supplies, Tel. & Misc. 350
c Exchange Service Exp.
lut.o.. EXp. . 1400
General Exp. Office Rent 54
Taxes 2
Office, General 5
n n n Supt. 1, 1
n n N.Y. Office 3.—:.22
Total Operating Expense 18, 6146
Maintenance
10000
Operating Exp.less Maintenance 1-171 646
"fi j Balance available for Maintenance,
9 Depreciation, & Fixed Chargee, a. »4
Estimated Inv wtment 61, 1 34
tikb Maintenance, Depreoiation
FixeB Qharges (18%i of Estimated Investment 119013
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nature of the business, etc.
EARNINGS AND EXPENSES ON BASIS OF PRESENT
`. VOLUME OF BUSINESS
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Opposite this page is an estimate of earnings and
expenses for the telephone property reflecting the present
volume of 'businees based on present rates for toll, long
distance and telegraph service and on suggested increased
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rates for exchange service.
The statement is the same as the statement shown
opposite page 53 except that it is based on the suggested
increased rates for exchange service.
The balance available for maintenance, depreciation
and fixed charges as shown by this statement, compared with
a 18 percent return on the estimated present investment is as
follows:
Total'
Balance Available for Main.tenarne, $ 7, 846
'- Depreciation and Fixed Charges
18% Return on Investment 11, 013
In making the oomparisonII consideration must be
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east end is small and the investment on a per customer
basis very large,
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ESTIMATED FUTURE ANNUAL EARNING$ AND EXPENSES
ON BASIS OF SUGGESTED RATES
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Groes Revenue West End: East End Total
Long Distance and Toll Calls 49950 119130 19, 080
Telegraph $000 5, 600 9, 60o
itxohange Service
L11 ear g,120 2 12 i�
Short Term 8, 932 25+ 50 3��'+3b
Al Ali year extensions 225 210 435 w
Shortterm extensions 420 1, 728 20148
Pay Stations 200 30 230
P.B.&.Trunkc 375 375 750
Total Gross Revenue 289222 46, 697 7k* 919
OOperating Expense
ong a encs Toll Calle, Exp. ' 2 5
Tel rah rj
&xo tinge SeerviceeExp.
Operators 49050
i Exchange Service
Labor Operators 1r 560
Exchange Service ��
Maintenance 6 550
i�xohange Service " "
S}u�applies, Tel: &.Mico. 1, 365
,' A'.onBeuSzervioe Exp. 800
General Exp.Offioe Rent 541
Taxes 2 g
Office, General 802
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N.Y. Office 21100
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Total Operating �I 3o 480
Op g expense
Malnwenanoe 6 550
orating $leas maintenance
laacce available for Maintenance33. 930, ter,
pxcoiation and Fixed Charges il_._ Q fag
201"W4ta, investment�a 163t426
naa,Da eoiation & Fixed
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From our analysis we find that the suggested in-
creased exchange rates on the basis of the present volume
of business gives an ad.equate return on the investment in
telephone facilities on the west end of the island as re-
r„ , Hooted by our reproduction estimates, but does not give
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an adequate return on the investment in such facilities
t ' on the east end.
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EARNINGS AND EXPENSES ON BASIS OF FUTU1iE
VOLUME OF BUSINESS
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Opposite this page is an estimate of earnings and
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expenses for the telephone property based on the suggested
rates and an assumed future number of houses and telephone
stations and extensions as shown by the following tabulation � s
in comparison with present conditions. �
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Assumed for Purposes
Present of Estimate
es in las n Total es !as Total
Houses 175 25 200 225 4o0 625
Telephone
� I Stations 140 24 164 200 3$0 580
Telephone
Extensions 28 10 38 50 158 208
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The estimated future volume of business from toil
and long distance calls and telegrams is based on the assumed
number of future telephone stations and extensions.
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costs present costs of toll, long distance and telegraph
service, but reflects the increased requirements in organiza-
�� tion, supplies and other facilities to take care of the larger
volume of Business.
A comparison of the balance available for maintenance,
depreciation and fixed charges with the desired return of 18
w ; peroent on the investment necessary for the complete develop-
ment of the island is given in the following tabulation;
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Total
' Balano e Available for Maintenance,
:Depreciation and Fixed Charges X110, 989 ,
18,E Return on Investment 29, x+17
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As hereinbefore developed on the basis of the I�
suggested increased exchange rates, the present net earnings
for the entire island are not suffioient to pay an adequate
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on the basis assumed the future net earnings w111 be more
than sufficient to pay an adequate return on the investment
so that it can reasonable be expected that all losses incurred
can be recouped as the development of the island proceeds.
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P. o. No.2432-0
j' 01%TERSF.IP AND OPERATION OF PROPERTY
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d The existing telephnne property is own in part
by the Fishers Islend Farms, Ines and in part by the Fishers
a>
t; island Corporation as follows:-
Is Fishers Island Farms, Ino.
All property located west of the Poultry
Farm Fence including the 303 pair aerial
cable extending from the exchange to the
poultry farm gate, together with all
telephone stations on linea east of the
Poultry Farm Fence. The reproduction
y
coat of such property as of July it 1926
is estimated as follows:
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Estimated Cost of
Reproduction
�° esa torus
' New Depreciation
All property west of the
Poultry Farm Fence $ 39, 597 $ 38, 197
Telephone Stations on
lines east of the Poultry
Farm Fence 594 535
Total $ 40, 191 $ 38, 732
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2. Fishers Island Corporation
4;
All property on the island located east
of the Poultry Farm Fence with the
exception of telephone stations as
r' noted above. The estimated repro-
;, du ction cost of such property as of
July 1, 1926 is $20,993 new and
r` $20, 795 depreciated,
+ DAY a ZIMMERMANN. INC. ENGINEERS
aas is soio.ao PAGE 65
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All the telephone operations on the island are
to be conducted by a telephone company to be organized
and in. this connection we believe that certain transac-
tions should be made as follows.
1. The Fishers Island Corporation should
acquire by purchase from the Fishers
Island Farms, Inc. , on the basis of the
reproduction cost new less accrued de-
preciation the 303 pair cable on the
west end of the island extending from
the exchange to the Poultry Farm Fer.oe,
together with all telephone statior_s
east of the Poultry Pam Fence,
2. The Telephone company should acquire by
purchase from the Fishers Island Farms,
Inc. all telephone property located west
of the Poultry Farm Fence, exclusive of
the 303 pair cable described above and
the submarine cable connectin3 the island
with the mainland which is owned by the
Southern New England Telephone company,
payment to be made on the basis of the
reproduction cost new less accrued deprecia-
tion.
3 The telephone company should lease from the
Fishers Island Corporation all of the
telephone property located east of the
Poulnoe
pairtry cableko
andsuchtotherer with'cables aseit0is
necessary to erect in the future on the
west end of the island between the exchange
and givetadequate he rservice y Farm Foncthe iorder
east end.
The lease should contain, among other things the
following principal provisions.
a� The term of the lease to be 5 years at
the haveetheration optionoofwhich eithere lessee purchasing
hall
purchasing
value or
the property at thelleasets th�foraarperiod 4®
of extending
be mutually agreed upon.
DAY & ZIMMERMANN. INC., ENGINEERS
PAGE 66 fJ
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P, O. NO. 2432-0
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b, The lessee to operate and maintain the
property and to make all improvements F
and extensions thereto as approved bythe ,
serviceson�the East in rEnd to of the eislinte
d,
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D* The lessor to reimburse the lessee for
all expenditures made by the lessee in
connection with the maintenance, im-
provement and extension of the leased
property,
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d, The lessee to pay to the lessor an anuual '
rental for the use of the lessors pro- p
perty, amounting to $5%00 per customer,
if the suggested rates are put into � .
effect. The number of customers used
as a basis for such rental should be ;
those east of the Poultry Farm Fence as ;
of. .August let* of each year.
The above provisions are suggested in view of
the fact that the property east of the Poultry Farm Pencek
JB overdeveloped for .the present volume of business and
earnings therefrom will be insufficient to pay an adequate
a
return on the investment for a number of years, since `
art
the character of the telephone property east of the Poultry
Farm Fence is influenced by considerations other than service, A
the telephone company should not be required to assume the M
burden of the fixed charges until such time as the property
is self sustaining.
DAY & ZIMMERMANN. INc.. ENGINEERS
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THE WATER PROPERTY
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DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY
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Source of Water Supply
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All the potable water used at present on Fishers
Island with the exception of a relatively small quantity
obtained from a few privately owned wells is supplied by
means of a water supply system which is fed by certain ponds
located east of the Poultry Farm Fence as shown on the map
opposite page 5, The surface area of each of these
ponds is as follows:
Name of Pond Surface Area
Barlow Pond 13 acres
Island " 47 'I
Middle Farm Pond 32
Total 'I
Up until this year Barlow and island Ponds only
were used as the source of supply, but in the Spring of 1926,
a connection was made between island and Middle Farm Ponds,
so that water is now obtained from all three ponds,
There are additional ponds on the East End of the
island with a total surfaoe area of 52 acres available as
an additional source of supply of which Treasure Pond with a
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surface area of 10 aures, is the largest.
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All of these fresh water ponds are basins between
irregular hills of sand, gravel and boulders, extending be-
low the ground water level of the island and having no natu-
ral surface outlets. The general elevation of the ground on
the island is from 10 to 50 feet above sea level, with many
hills rising above this height, the highest being Chcoomount,
with an elevation of about 136 feet.
As a result of the geologic conditions on Fishers
Island there is very little surface runoff, the rain fall
being absorbed by the porous turf, sand and gravel. The
water percolates through the porous topsoil and ultimately
finds its way by seepage into the lakes or into the sea.
At the present time the water from the lakes,
after chlorination, is safe for drinking, but as the area
contiguous to the lakes is developed , it will be necessary
to provide proper facilities for sanitation and sewage
disposal and probably to supplement sterilization with
filtration.
Pumping Plant
At the present time there is an interconnection
between Barlow, Island and Middle farm Ponds. The conneo"
tion between Barlow and Island Ponds is 10 in# cast iron
pipe and between Island and Middle Farm Ponds. 12 in. The
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pumping plant is located on Barlow Pond just west of the
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'' connection between Barlow and Island Ponds and near the main
east end highway, as shown on the ma
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The water flows from Barlow Pond through the intake lines
.: to a suction well, adjacent to the pump plant building, from
where it is drawn by the pumpe and sent through the force
mains to either of the two storage reservoirs. There are
at the pumping plant two Delaval Centrifugal pumping units
each driven by a 30 H.P. induction motor and each having
a capacity of 430 gallons per minute. The size and discharge
of these pumps appear to be well suited to the present
operating conditions, such as pumping head, hours of operation, I � �t
etc. They are also of sufficient size to furnish the additional '°
water that will be required for the East End as the development
of the island proceeds.
The water is treated with Chlorine by means of a
type MSV, Wallace and Tiernan Chlorinator connected directly
into the suction well,
The equipment described above is housed in a brick
building 25 x 3$ x 10 feet to the eaves with 1.1 feet rise to
the peak of the roof.
Store Reservoirs
There are two storage reservoirs on the island to
which water is pumped from the intake at Barlow Pond through
force mains. One of these reservoirs is on Belle Hill, the
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highest point on the west end of the island and was con- f.
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s strutted in 1904 and the other is on Ohocomount, the highest j
point on the east end of the island and was built during the f
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past year.
Belle Hill Reservoir is 51 ft- in diameter, has a
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depth of 22 ft. and a capacity of 330, 000 gallons.
Ohocomount Reservoir is 78 ft. diameter, has a
depth of 15 ft. and a capacity of 500,000 gallons. The over- q1
flow elevation of this reservoir is about 145 ft - It is pro-
posed by the management to supply the whole system from this
storage when possible, as there are available about. 15 feet
additional head over that of Belle Hill while the pusips are
Shut down and from 30 to 40 feet more throughout the west
end when the pumps are running, Also it is more economical
to pump the water into the Ohocomount reservoir, as the
total required pumping pressure is less due to new pipe in
the force main and shorter pumping distance.
Distribution System
As Previously described water is pumped from Mar-
low Pond through force mains into both of the reservoirs,
from where it is distributed through the distribution system
to the customer.
The so called force mains connecting the
pumping plant with the reservoirs are also distribution
mers services are attached to
mains, as a number of custo
these mains.
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The .force main extending west from the pumping
plant to the Belle Hill Reservoir consists of 11, 530 ft. of
Ff 10 in. cast iron pipe and. 520 ft. of 8 in, cast iron pipe,
The force main extending east from the puffing plant to
Ch000mount Reservoir consists of approximately 8, 700 feet of
10 in. cast iron pipe. There are additional distribution
mains on both ends of the island.
u On the west end, the additional distribution
mains include 4,680 lineal feet of 6 in. cast iron pipe and
about 18,975 feet of genuine wrought iron pipe ranging in
size between 1-1/4 in. and 3 in. There are on this end of
the island, 40 services connected to cast iron mains and 127
connected to wrought iron mains, making a total of 167
services. These services are mostly from 3/4 in. to 1-1/4
in. in diameter.
On the east end of the island, the additional
distribution mains, are mostly of 8 in. and 6 in. diameter
cast iron pipe laid between the Oh000mount Reservoir and the
East End Office. There is also a complete underground water
system for the N'ishers Island Club golf course . This system
consists of 4 in. bolted pipe and numerous 3/4 in. street
connections to this pipe and to the cast iron main between
Ch000mount and the East End office. In addition to service
connections to a few old buildings situated on this end of
the island, connections have been recently made to a number
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of new residences and to the Fishers Island Club House, all
recently construoted. E
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Within the past year meters have been installed
on practically all customers services with the exception of
a few small users of water on the west end such as the West
End Barn, Union Chapel Church, blacksmith shop, carpenter
shop, etc* and. of a few large oustomers on the east end,
such as the Bonbright Residence and the Fishers Island Club
Golf Course * it is the plan of the management to install
these meters on the west end, but because of the fire under- {
writers regulations , meters have not been installed on the is
service to the Bonbright Residence or on the main supplying 1
golf course. It is our opinion, however, that the water
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which these customers use, should be metered, and meters could ,
probably be installed on by-passes, thus partly complying
with the underwriters regulations. ;
The number of houses, number of meters acid the
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estimated amount of water consumed at present on Fishers
Island are as follows,
West End East_ End Total
200 i
Number of houses175 2
*Number of Meters 210
20 230
Cu. ft. of water sold 5, 511, 217 1, 3179467 61828, 684
' The number of meters does not include such large un-
metered customers as the Fishers Island Golf Course
and the Bonbright residence.
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Whdidsale Customers
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The largest wholesale customer on Fishers Island
is Fort H. G. Wright. The total water pumped for use on the
island and the total amount furnished annually to Fort H. G, o
Wright for the period 1920 to 1923 inolusive is as followst
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Total Gals . of Total Gals. of Water Sup-
Year Water Pumpedliey� d to Fort H. G. Wright
1920 48, 200,000 2000690800
1921 53, 100,000 20, 488, 775 '
1922 59, 800,000 28, 5644, 000192 �.
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1925 58, 785,000 2b, 495 575 °
Total 324, 86o,000 154, 2931950
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During the period 1920 to 1925 inclusive, the
amount of water supplied to Fort H, G. Wright was about 48A
of the total water pumped for use on the whole island.
The Fishers Island Faxras, Inc. delivers water at , !.
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the entrance of the Fort H. G. Wright reservation, through $ I
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a 6 in. meter installed by the U. S. Government. This
service has been rendered since 1918, under yearly contracts
in accordanoe with what we understand to be the regular
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practice of the u. S. Government in such matters, The ¢'
present contract is dated July 1, 1926 and is for the fiscal
Year ended June 30, 1927. It states that the meter shall be
read each month jointly by the representative- of the govern-
ment and the Fishers Island Farms, Ino. The meter is tested
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once a year to the satisfaction of both parties and if found
to have less than 2yerror, is considered. correct. .Any
adjustment made in the motor, it is stated, shall only affect
the previous months reading,
The billing is made monthly. The contract can be
renewed by mutual agreement and can be cancelled at any time
by the U. S. Government upon 30 days notice to Fishere Island
Farms, Inc.
The contract states that the rate for water shall
be 40 cents per 1, 000 gallons and that the quantic of water
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furnished the fort in any one month shall not exoeed 700, 000a
gallons unless more can be spared by the Fishers Island Farms,
Inc. without endangering the supply. wI.
Up to and including the year 19259 water was supplied I'
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mainly to the west end of the island with a few customers on i`
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the east end, between the pumping plant and the poultry farm k
fence. In 1926, when the new pumping main, reservoir and
distribution system were extended on the east end, east of the � I
pumping plant, the total gallons of water pumped for both ends
of the island during the first six months amounted to 36,450,000
gallons, some of the water being wasted in testing out the
new reservoir. The largest customers on this end of the island # !
are the Nonbright residence, the Fishers Island Club golf
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course , and the Fishers Island Club House, the latter being i .
the only one metered at present. :All of the water consumed by <
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these customers should be metered and, as already previously 4I
stated, meters should be installed as soon as possible . `i
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FUTURE
As previously discussed under "Description of
Territory", the present plans for the ultimate development
of the island, provide for a total of 500 houses on the east
end and 225 houses on the west end or a total of 725. In tiew
of the uncertainty relative to the actual number of houses #
Which will be constructed and the time which will be required e'
to fully develop the island we have assumed for the purpose of
our estimate of the total water supply business on the island,
225 houses on the west end and 400 houses on the east end, orr
a total of 625 houses,
On this basis, the number of meters which will be
on the lines is estimated to be 260 on the west end and 450
on the east end. The excess of meters over the number of houses
it
to be served is to provide for auxiliary buildings, such an !!
garages, boat houses, servants quarters, etc,
Under the present plans for the ultimate development
of the island the system of mains on the west end will be
extended to reach some of the additional houses to be built
on this end of the island, although some of the proposed r
will be on existing mains. There will also be neoesss
additional meters and services to take care of all the
houses.
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Under the present plans for the ultimate develop- �i l
ment of the east end of the island, a complete system of
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water distribution mains for 500 houses and meters and
services for the assumed number of 400 houses will be in-
stalled .
The management is considering the construction of
a complete rapideand filtration plant to be installed ad-
jacent to the present pumping plant, which will probably
cost about X75, 000. We have not considered such an in-
stallation in our estimates of future investment or of future ,
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PRESENT INVLSTTIIFNT
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The investment in water supply property on the 1
island, as of July 1, 1926, as reflected by the estimated cost
of reproduction of such property which was in existence on or
about that date, exclusive of any value for the ponds, is shown
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by the following tabulation: -
Reproduction Cost New
_Reproduction Cost NOW Less Accrued AepredQatiopn-
West
East
Tom^ West Tast
End End Total End End Total
1, Property owned by
Fishers Island Farms,
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Inc. on the West and
East Ends of the island,
including working �± ,
capital $94,293 217 94610 $ 80,329 $ 2o6 $ 80635
2, Property on east end of ?
island purchased by ;
Fishers Island Cobpora-
tion on April 24,192 ,
not including the ponds
used as a source of the
water supply - 50,933 50,933 - 44,933 44o933 Ir
3. Property on east end of
Is
island constructed by
Fishers Island Corporation
from April 24, 1925 to
July 1, 1926 142,827 149,827 149,827 149,827 �
Total $94,293 $200,977 $295,270 $80,329 $ 194,966 $275,295
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Item 1 represents the totals of our reproduction
estimates for all the water supply property on the island,
which was owned by the Fishers Island Farms, Inc. as of
June 1, 1926 as set forth in our revort Ivo. 2432-
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Item 2 represents the totals of our reproduction
estimates for all the water supply property on the island
owned by the fishers Island Corporation, exclusive of the
} ponds used as the source of water supply, as of April 24,
1925, on which date such property was purchased from the
Fishers Island farms, Inc.
Item 3 represents the estimated cost of all the
new property added between April 24, 1925 and July 1, 1926 on
4 the east end of the island by the fishers Island Corporation,
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not including that portion of the distribution system used �,
only for the _`ishere Island Club golf course, which should C ..
be the property of the Fishers Island Club. This item does
include, however, the cost of a few permanent and temporary
services from the designated street or projerty line to the j
house including the service to the fishers Island Club House,
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which should be paid for by the customer as has been the
practice on the west end in the past, the cost of which, in
this instance could not be eliminated from the total, as shown
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by the books of the corporation.
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as follows:
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Reproduction Cost
Reproduction New tress Accrued
Cost New Depreciation
West End $ 94, 293 80, 329 �
:East End 200, 977 19'+, 966
Total 295, 270 275, 295
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Which we have considered to be at present used and useful
except the ponds which form the source of the supply and r'
such connections between the street or property line and the
house, as have been paid for by the customers.
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The total investment which will be required in
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water supply 'I•
pp y property will include- in addition to the present
investment, the cost of certain improvements and extensionsLI
to the existing system on both ends of the island, the major
portion of which will be on the east end, as described in
genera]. under the heading "Description of Property. "
Our estimate of the total investment in water supply
property on the island as reflected by the estimated cost of
reproduction of the property now in existence and the estimated i' "i
cost of improvements to be made, is summarized as follower Mal
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Reproduction Cost New
?eproduction Cost New Less Acorued pspreoiation
,host East Dest r tLet
Did Mid Total Lttd End Total
1. Property ownhd by
Pichers IslAxLd
Farms,Inc. on the
Nest and Last ends
of the island, in-
oluoing working
o<spite,l 94,293 217 94,510 80,329 2o6 y 8o,535 :`i
2. :Property on east
end of island pur-
chased by Tishors `
Island Corporation
on April 24,1925 not
including the ponds
used as a source or
the water supply. - 50,933 50,933 - 44.933 44,933
3. Property on east end 'r
of island constructed
by Plohers Island Cor•-
;poration from April
24,1925 to July 1,1926 - 149,827 149,827 - 14g,827 14%827
4. Additional Property
on west end of island
including 89 additional �
meters, 50 additional
services and the nec-
essary additional
mains 17,725 — 17,725 17,725 — 1711725
5, Additional distribution ;
system necessary to
serve approximately
500 sites on east and "
of island 1451,483 145,483 145,483 1451483
6. 440 additional meters
on east end of island 11,000 11,000 - 1111000 11,000
Total �112,018857,46o $469,478 s 98,054 `351,449 $449603
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Items 1, 2 and 3 shown above have been previously
discussed.
Item 4 is our estimate of the cost of the necessary
additional meters, services and mains to serve the additional
customers on the west end of the island, when the whole island
is finally developed as now planned.
Item 5 is our estimate of the cost of additional
water supply distribution system, including mains and services
to provide for the ultimate development of the east end of the
island as now planned. This estimate is based on an estimate '
of X105, 2880 including no overhead costs to the corporation,
made by Solomon &- Norcross, Consulting Engineers of Atlanta, 1#I
Georgia. Our total as shown in item 5I includes overhead
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costs to the corporation, such as engineering expense, interest
during construction, preliminary expense, legal expense, cost
of financing, etc. plus the cost of the necessary services be-
tween the main and the designated curb line.
Item 8 is our estimate of the cost of the necessary
additional 440 meters to serve the ultimate water supply
customers on the east end of the island.
The ultimate investment in water supply property
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Reproduction New Less Accrued
Cost Aew Depreciation
Test End 112,018 98,054
East End 357,x+60 351:40-49
Total p 469,478 1� 449, 503
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which we estimate will be used and useful for the ultimate
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return. This estimate does not include except in a few
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designated street or
g property line and the house, which is paid �
{: for by the customer. It also does not include the cost of the
water system for the golf course , where such system is used
exclusively for the course, nor does it include any allowance
for the value of the ponds used as a source of water supply.
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PRESENT RATES AND EARNINGS AND EXPENSES
PRESENT RATES
The present water supply rates on Fishers Island,
New York, have been in effect since January 1, 1926 and are
as follows:
WATER RATES, SERVICE CONNECTION CHARGES
AND METER INSTALLATION CHARGES
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Meter Ratesi
All water will be sold by meter according to the
following schedule of rates,
� 1. Minimum charge of $2.00 per month, which = �
includes the use of 1400 cubic feet of
water per month; '
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2. Over 1400 cubic feet and up to 3,000 cubic
feet per month at the rate of 40 cents
per 100 cubic feet;
3. All over 3,000 cubic feet per month at
rate of 30 cents per 100 cubic feet.
In the above schedule of rates the minimum
y' charge applies whether the premises are occupied or not, ••
and will be billed monthly except in the cases of houses
occupied during the summer months only, when one-half of
the $214.00 minimum annual charge will be due on July 1
j and the remainder on August It Water used in excess of .;
the 1400 cubic feet during any month will be billed on the
first of the following month.
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The owner of each premise served shall be
re-sponsible to the company for all water charges. However,
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bills will be rendered to the consumer if desired, but
liability stili rests with the owner for any charges the
coraparny may, for any reason, be unable to collect.
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Service Connections
Service oonnections to the mains of the company
will be made upon written application according to the
following schedule 'of costs:
.31z a 'ot :Tap, , . . . . . . . . . Cost
1 in. $40.00
11 in. 60.00 f
in. 65.00
2 in. 80.00 {
3 and 4 in. Cost on application
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These charges include the cost of all material and
labor in excavating the main, making the tap or taps, bring-
ing the pipe to the property or street line and placing a
valve and water box at this point. These connections will
be made only by employees of the company. The pipe from the I
street line to any point within the premises must be furnished
and installed by the owner.
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Meter Installation Charges, Etc.
Upon written application a water meter will be
installed by this company at the following cost to the con-
sumer:
;3q ize of Meter Coat
5/8 in. $18.00
3/4 in. 23.00
1 in. 33.00
li 3n. 3.00
1 in. 55.00 _
Meters will be located in basements and cellars when
possible, and the applicant will provide a suitable space in
the piping near the shut-off for its installation. In any
event, the consumer shall provide a place that affords protec-
tion from freezing when the premises are occupied during the
winter months. Also the consumer is responsible for the meter
and any expense for repairs other than that caused by ordinary
wear and depreciation will be a charge upon the premises.
No taps shall be made on the service pipe before it
reaches the meter. Leaks occuring in the service pipe between , .
the compa.ny' s main and the house shall be repaired by the owner s
as soon as possible, and in the case that repairs are not made
within a reasonable length of time the supply will be turned
off at the main* r
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ANNUAL WATER SCHEDULE
For each house or tenement with fixtures inside,
occupied by one family of not more than five $6.00
persons, including boarders and domestics. . . . . . . . ..
For each additional per son. . . . . . . ... .. . . . .s . .. . . . 1.00
For house or tenement having more than three
( 3) Sinks and Wash "Trays au;,extra amount wi^11
be charged
PRIVATE DWELLINGS
1 Bath Tub $�`.00
2 Bath -Tube tS.00
3 Bath Tubs 10.00
Each additional Bath Tub 2.00
1 Water Closet 1-.00
2 Water Closets .00
3 water Closets 10.00
Each additional Water Closet 2.00
Urinals, same as Water Closets
} 1 Lavatory 00
2 Lavatories 0
3 Lavatories 0
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Each additional Lavatory 1.50
Meter rate, per 1,00'0 Gallons . 30.
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Rates for horses hnd cows, for hose 'for use in
sprinkling lawns and" gardens and for washing
wagons, etc. , will by quoted on application.
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P. O. NO. 2432-0
It isnunderstood that the title to all material
used or required in making service connections or ulnar
installations does not pass to the owner of the premises
served, but it remains with the company.
The company reserves the right to shut off the
supply of water without notice, for any repairs or extensions,
or for any other necessary purpose, and no claims will accrue
for any damages resulting therefrom. The company also reserves
the right to alter or amend these rates, charges and regula-
tions at its discretion.
The present rates for water as shown above, are in { s
effect practically all over the entire island, with the ex-
ception of a few customers who have small consumptions, and
no meters and still on the flat rate charged to customers '
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before the present meters were installed. This flat rate is
shown on the opposite page. `
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In the present schedule of rates, as shown above,
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the minimum charge applies whether the premises- are occupied
or not and as stated in the rate schedules, is billed monthly
1 except in the cases of houses occupied during the summer months ,
only, when one-half of the $24.00 minimum annual charge is due
on July 1 and the remainder on August 1.
As a matter of fact it is the present practice in
most Instances to bill one-fourth of the annual minimum charge
to summer customers at the beginning of each month during the
season, although in some oases, the minimum charge 1s billedi% :
to summers customers as stated in the schedule.
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The rate charged for water used by Fort H, G.
Wright , included in the speoial contract, previously discussed,
is the same as block #3 shown in the rate schedule above.
Based on our estimates of earnings, using the exist-
ing meter rates, the average total rates received per 100
cu, ft. for the various classes of customers, now and ultimate-
ly to be served are as follows:
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Average Revenue per 100 Cu,Ft,
General All Year Customers Present Ultimate
Class 'A $0.94 $0.88
Class B 0.47 0, 36
Class 0 0. 35 0. 36
Total General All- Year
Custorrers 0,58 0,51
General Seasonal Customers
Class A 1.82 2,09
Class B 0.74 1.03
Class C 0.42 0,42
Total General Seasonal
Customers 0.65 0.59
Special Customers
Mansion House & Golf 0072 0M
Cour se.
Mansion House (hdditonal ) 0.47 o.47
Mononotto Inn & Cottages 0.30 0.30
Fishers Island Club House 0.32 0.32
Fort H. G. Wright 0.30 0.30
Fishers Island Golf Course0,30 0 . 30
Bonbright residence o. 3,7 0.37
TotalAll Customers 0. 38 0.46
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FISHERS ISLAND, NEW YORK
WATER SUPPLY PROPERTY
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ESTIMATED PRESENTANNUAL EARNINGS AND EXPENSES
ON BASIS 01' PRESEPIT RATES
West East
End End Total
Gross Revenue
Genera Year Consumers $4o140 $ 776 $ 3,916'
it Seasonal Consumers 0255 700 �},g
Mansion House & Golf Course 462 462 .
Mansion House 1x'+7578 10578
Mononotto Inn & Cottages 3 473
F. I._ Club House . 713 7133
Fort H. G. Wright 11047b 11,476
Goll' Course East End 2, 342 2,342
Bonbright Residence _ 52 52
Total Water Sales 21,384 49583 25, 967
Service Connections 160 40 200
Total Gross Revenue 21,544 L-,623 26 167
OperatinngEx�enBe
imp, i-ng�a e2 714
labor att2umping Plant 1, 40
Supplies •& Expense
5p
Operation Expense 250
Maintenance tt 800
General Expenses-Taxes
" 't Office-General 547
,t it It Supt, 1,135
tv V1 N.X. Office 31250
" " Office Rental 120
Total Operating Expense 11,526
Maintenance 800
Operating• Expenses less °
Maintenance 10 26
Balance for Maintenance, De-
preciation & Fixed Charges 15,441
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Estimated Investment 295, 270
Maintenance, Deprecition
° &
Fixed Charges, {10of
Estimated Investment ) 291527
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EARNINGS AND EXC'ENSDS ON BASIS OF PRESENT VOLUME OF BUSINESS
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Opposite this page is a statement showing the estimated
earnings and expenses from water supply operations on the island
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reflecting the present volume of business based on present rates.
The water supply operations have heretofore been carried
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on by Fishers Island Farms, Inc. in connection with its other
activities on the island and consequently the records do not con-
tain separate and complete statements of earnings and expenses for
these operations and it was, therefore, necessary not only to make G'
certain allocations of the various total expenses, but also to in-
olude allowances for additional expenses to the water supply opera-
tions, heretofore neglected.
Our estimate of present earnings from general all year
and seasonal consumers using the present meter rates, Is made on � 1
the basis of their consumption of water, since meters were installed.
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A number of meters for all year consumers were installed last year,
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but in most oases they were installed the first of the year and A ?
have therefore estimated the present yearly consumption on the
basis of the actual consumption for 7 months of this year, , `I
In the case of seasonal consumers, a few meters were in- I
stalled last season, but the great majority were installed this '
year* so that we have estimated the total annual consumption for `
this class of consumer mostly on the basis of their consumption ^
during June and July of this year.
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DAY & ZIMMERMANN, INC., ENGINEERS I
PAGE 89
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P, O. NO. 2432^0
Both the all year and seasonal consumers were not
only divided between the east and west ends of the island , but
were also subdivided according to the three blooks of the present
rate schedule, roughly based on their monthly consumption of
water. In this way we were able to allocate the amount of water
consumed by each subdivided class of consumer and the revenue
received.
The water consumed and the annual revenue to be received
from such customers as Fort H. G. Wright, the Mansion House, Hay
Harbor Golf Course, mononotto Inn and Cottages and the Fishers
Island Club House are based on the actual water consumed during the
7 months of 1926 if an all year consumer and during June and July
of this year, if a seasonal customer.
Such large consumers as the Fishers Island Club Golf
Course and the Bonbright Residence, both located on the east and
of the island have no meters, because of the fact that after their
installation the water pressure in the building would be less than
that required by the underwriters for fire insurance protection,
unless such meters were installed on a by-pass. In these two
cases, we have roughly estimated their possible consumption and
the possible revenue to be received.
A few of, the general all year and seasonal oustomers
such as the West End Barn, Union Chapel Church, Blacksmith Shop,
Carpenter Shop, etc. have no meters. These customers are small
consumers of water and the water used annually by them, was
estimated.
DAY & ZIMMERMANN, INC.. ENGINEERS
PAGE
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P,-O. NO. 2432 0
our estimate of present operating expenses includes
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not only the actual operating expenses incurred during the past
year after making certain adjustments and eliminating expenses
not chargeable to operation, but also certain additional ex-
penses, which in the past have not been included in operating !'
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expenses such as a pro-rated share of general officers, salaries,
New York Office expenses and local office rental. q
No allowance has been included in operating expenses
either for the rental of the ponds used as a source of water supply
or for the purchase of the necessary water pumped from the ponds,
The expense of pumping the water from the ponds is on
the basis of the present rates charged for electric power.
The balance available for maintenance, depreciation and
Mixed charges as shown by the statement; compared with a 10 percent
return on the investment is as 'follows:.
Total
Balance available for Maintenance
Depreciation. and Fixed Charges $ 15,441
10% Return on Investment 29, 527
In making the comparison consideration must be given
-to the fact that the present total business on the east end of
island is small and the investment on a per customer basis very
large.
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Page 91A
P.O. 2432-c
FISHERS ISLAND NEW YORK
ESTIMATED FUTURE ANNUAL EARNINGS AND EXPENSES
ON PA315 0111 M.E80T RATES
Gross Revenue West End East End Total
era� Year Consumers $"�"5-plou 01
Seasonal it 6,12 25. 53 31.785
Mansion House & Golf Course 492 462
Mansion House 1,578 1,5578
Mononotto Inn & Cottages 473 �+7
F. I. Club House 713 71 _
Fort H. G. Wright 11,476 11,47
Golf Course East End 2,342 2,342
Honbright Residence 52 52
Total Water Sales 230281 30,301 53, 582
Service Connections 300 200 500
Total Gross Revenue $ 23, 581 $ 30,501 $54,082
*Operating Ex ense
Fumpi.ng water 4o552
Labor at Pumping Plant 2,100
Supplies and Expense 766
Operating Expense 775
Maintenance' 4,65
General Expenses-Taxes 1,0 2
Office-General 802
n " r' Supt. 29100
N.Y.' Office 39250
Office Rental 120
Total Operating Expense 209242
Waintenanae 40b95
Operating Expenses less Maintenance $ 15647
Balance for Maintenance, Depreciation
& Fixed Charges $ 38x535
Estimated Investment $469,478
Maintenance, Depreciation & Fixed
Charges (100 of Estimated Investment ) 46,948
'FNot including filtration plant, which may be built in 1927
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P. O. NO. 2432 o
EARNINGS AND EXPENSES ON BASIS OF FUTURE VOLUME OF BUSINESS
A statement showing the estimated earnings and expenses
from water supply operations on the island reflecting the estimateld
future volume of business based on present rates , is shown opposite
this page.
The assumed number of houses and water meters used as p
a basis for future business is shown by the following tabulation,
which also gives a comparison of present conditions .
Assumed for Purposes of ;t
Present Estimate E:
West n as n o a ro-oT End Basto a
Houses 175 25 200 225 40o 625
Water Meters 210 21 231 260 450 710
The future number of houses assumed for purposes of
our estimate is on the basis of the complete development of the
west end and about 80 per cent of the proposed ultimate develop-
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went of the east end of the island. ,
Our estimate of future earnings from general all year
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and seasonal consumers, using the present meter rates, is made on
the basis of certain increases in the number of customers in each
subdivided class of oustomer, grouped according to its position in
the present rate schedule. The present consumption per customer
was applied to the increased number of customers and the present
�s
tA, rates used in arriving at the gross. revenue.
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P. O. NO. 2432-0
The future consumption of such large consumers as
Tort H. G. Wright, Mononotto Inn, Mansion House, Fishers Island
Club house, Fishers Island Club Golf Course, etc. is estimated
to be the same as the present consumption of such consumers.
Our estimate of expenses Is based on present labor
costs, and present unit costs of pumping, etc, but reflects the
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increased requirements in organization, supplies and other
facilities to take care of a larger volume of business.
A comparison of the balance available for maintenance,
depreciation and fixed charges with the desired return of 10 per
cent on the investment , necessary for the complete development
of the island is given in the following tabulations
Total
Balance available for Maintenance,
Depreciation and Fixed Charges $ 38035
10% Return on Investment 460948
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As may be seen from our analysis the present rates do not
give an adequate return on either the present or future investment j
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in facilities on the island and because of this condition we have
made further estimates of earnings and expenses hereinafter shown,
based on suggested increased rates, present operating costs and on
both the present and future volume of business.
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FUTURE RATES AND EARNINGS AND EXPENSES
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�F)"' SUGGESTED RATES� y
The charges made at present on Fishers Island for
d connecting services and for installing water meters, seem
410,
to be adequate. However, we believe the meter rates in effect
� at present are too low and suggest the following rate schedule
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for such service to be put in effect as soon as feasible, when
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considering ease of operation, etc:
"t laTIR RATES
A fixed service charge payable quarterly in advance,
will be made to each consumer for each meter, bqsed
%r upon the size of meter used, as follows:
g Service Chares
�r in. meter . $5. 00 per quarter
rr 3/4 in. meter . . . . . 7.50 n
� r 1 in. meter . . . . . . . 12.50 n n
�d li in. meter . . . . . . . 27.50 n n
2 in. meter . . . . . .50.00 rt n
*Tq' 6 in. meter . . . 456. 25 n n
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The service charges shown above will be billed to
e the owner of the property either quarterly in advance,
as stated above, or on the first day of each of the
months of June, July, August and September.
,x. In addition t o t he above f ixed cha rg a s, wat or actually
f consumed will be charged to the consumer at the following
1 rates:
g,
. Consumption Charge
Used per Month Rate per 100 cu. ft.
1. For the first 1000 cu. ft. 50 cents
2. ° it next 4000 it 0 n
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3. " all over 5000 it 30 n
DAY & ZIMMERMANN, INC.. ENGINEERS
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P. O. NO. 242-C
Bills for the consumption charge and also for the
service charge, if desired, will be rendered to the
consumer but the owner of each premise served shall be
responsible to the company for all water charges.
The rates as suggested above not only include in-
creased unit rates per 100 tuft. but also changes in the three -
stets of the consumption rate. The present minimum charge has
bee$ replaced by a servioe'eharge. The suggested rates seem }„
reasonable_when considering the service rendered, the location
of the territory, the volume and nature of the business, etc.
and it is our Opinion that ,they should be charged not only to
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the general consumers on the island but also to such large
conaumere as 'Fort HG. Wri4ht , Fishers Island Club Golf Course, (w
etc.
Based on our estimates of consumption and our
suggested meter rates, the average total rates received per
100 cu.ft, for the various classes of customers now and ultimately
to be served are as follows;
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Average Revenue per 100 Cu.Ft.
" `General all Year Customers Present Ultimate
Blass 1 0.96 o.94
II 2 Mo 0.5`
.I 3 0. 4 0.42
Total General all Year
Customers 0.78 0.72
General Seasonal Customers
Class 1 1.44 1.46
2 .72 o. 42
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Total General Seasonal ,
y' customers 0.70 0.64
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Page Tdo. 95»a
P,0, No. 24432-C
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F—I;S�H^ERS ISLANDS NEW YORK
WATM SUPPLY PROPERTY
ESTIMATED PRESINT ANNUAL EARNINGSAND EXPENSES
BASISON F SUGTFMW8
West End East End Tota
Gross Revenue
Generalall all ar Customers $ 4, 307 $ 882 $ 5,18
General Seasonal Customers 41430 496 5,42
Mansion House and Golf Course 95 -^ 49
Mansion House 1, 378
Mononotto Inw and Cottages 15
Fishers Island Club House -- 896 89
Fort H, G. Aright , 13>369 -- t1�, 361
Golf Course, East End -- 4,18G ,18 i
Bonbright Residence 90 9
Total Water Sales 25,0 4 6 0 6�4 k
Service Connections X20 �5�4-0 3120 1
Total Gross Revenue 25, 254 6,590 31, 84 k
Operating Expense
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r 'pin 202
Labor at Pumping Plant 1974 1
Supplies and Expense 4r5 ,
Operation Expense 25
Maintenance Expense 8C
General Expenses, Taxes 521
General Expenses Office General 54 '
" " Supt. 1,13i
n t1 N*Y* Office 3t25 I
It Office Rental 12 1
Total Op eratingg Expense lit 5e i
Maintenance 0 1
Operating Expense lass Maintenance l0 72 i
Balane.a for Maintenance,. Depreciation and
Fixed Charges 21 1,114
Estimated Investment 295e27 1
Mainte ante, Depreciation & Fixed Charges
(10% of Estimated Investment ) 29 ►52r
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Special Customers
Mansion House & Golf Course 0 .78 0. 8
Mansion--House (Additional) 0.41 0.41
Mononotto Inn & Cottages 0.3g 0.3g
Fishers Island Club House 0.41 0-. 1 -
Fort H.G. Wright O" 0 . 5
Fisher0 Island Golf Course 0.5 0 51 +
Bonbright Residence 0 .64 0 .64
Total All Customers 0. 1-6 0.53
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EARNINGS AND EXPENSES ON BASIS OF PRESENT VOLUME OF BUSINESS 1
j Opposite this page is a statement showing the
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estimdted earnirigs and expenses from water supply operations
on the island reflecting the present volume of business and s
" based on the suggested rates.
In this analysis our 'esti.mate of consumption of
water for customers are about the same as used in the statement
opposite page 88. The application of the suggested rates,
necessitated the separation of the general seasonal and all
year consumers into new subdivisions according to the revised
blo,ckd in the rate sbhedule, based on �heirmonthly consumption
of water.- - The new unit consumption rates and the service charges
i were then applied, not only in the case of the general seasonal
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and all year consumers but also in the case of all the large
' consumers of water, such as Fort H.G.Wright,, Mansion Rouse,
Mononotto Inn, Fishers Island Club Golf Course, etc..
Our estivatee of operating expenses are the same
5 as shorm in the. statement opposite,, Page 88.
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Page No . 96-a
P.O. No . 2 32-C
"RAN
SLAND NEW YORK
WAT IUPP Y ROPERTY
ESTIMATED FUTURE ABRUE EARNINGSAND EXPENSES
ON S OF SUGGESTED
West End EastEnd Total
Gross Revenue
e�e of 'call- Year
ustoniers $ 5, 099 $ '1;946 $ 7►045
General 'Seasonal
DustorAe.rs 70048 260947 339995
Mansion House &
Golf 'Course 495 - 4R
Mansion House 1, 378 - 1, 37
Mononotto Inn &
Cottages, _ 515 _ 6.15
Fishers Island Club
FortuH. G. Wright' 13, 369 '$96 1113?
Golf
Golf Course, East End - 41186 0182
Bonbright Residence - 90 90
Total Water Sales 2811004 34, 065 62,069 " '
Service Connections " 30U 200 00
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Total Gross Revenue 281304 34.265 620569
*Operating Expense .
mp .ngaa�teer 41552
Labor at Pumping Plant 2,.100
Supplies and Expense 766
Op erating Expense i55
Maintenance Expense 4; 95
General Expenses, Taxes 1,082
General Expenses Office General 802
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it Supt, 20000
n n N.Y. Office 31250
Office Rental
120
Total Operating Expense E0 0 242
Ma int enano e 4, 695
Operating Expenae -less Maintenance 15+ 54.7
Balance fpr Maintenance,. Depreciation
and Fixed Charges _4 022
Estimated Investtnent 469,478
Maintenance, De reoiation (% Fixed
Charges, (10°6 Of Estimated Investment) Lj§L48
*Not including filtration- plant , which may be built in 1927.
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The balance available for maintenance, depreciation
and fixed charges as shown by the statement opposite the
previous page, compared with a 10 percent return on the
investment is as follows;
Total
Balance available for Maintenance,
Depreciation and Fixed Charges $210118
10j Return on Investment 291
In making the comparison , consideration must be
given to the Pact that the present total business on the east
and is small and the investment on a customer basis very large, u:
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From our analysis we find that the suggested in,
creased rates on the basis of the present volume Of business
gives more than an adequate return on the investment in water
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supply facilities on the west end of the island , as reflected
by our reproduction estimates, but does not give an adequate
return on the investment in such facilities on the east end.
IAUXINGS AND EXPENSES ON BASIS OF FUTURE VOLUME OF BUSINESS
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Opposite this page is an estimate of earnings and
expenses for the water supply property based on the suggested
rates and an assumed future number of houses and water consumers
previously discussed.
The estimate of expenses is the same as shown in the
statement opposite page 91 and is based on present labor costs,
but reflects the increased requirements in organization, supplies
and other facilities to care for the larger volume of business,
DAY & ZIMMERMANN, INC., Enc iN eeas
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P. a. NO. 2+32-C
A comparison of the balance available for
maintenance, depreciation and fixed charges with the
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desired return of 10 percent on the investment necessary �II`
for the complete development of the island is given
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in the following tabulation:
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Total
Balance Available for Maintenance,
Depreciation and Fixed Charges $ 470022
Wo Return on Investment 469948
As hereinbefore developed the net earnings for
the entire island on the basis of the present volume of
business and suggested rates are not sufficient to pay ,
�a
an adequate return on the investment in facilities where-
as the above tabulation shows that the future net earnings
will be more than sufficient.
The present estimated deficiency in earnings,
is due to the comparatively large investment in facilities
on the Last End of the island, which necessarily has a
capacity in excess of the requirements of the existing
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customers.
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OW".11,1311 IP Y'�D l 0012�A'TIOV OF iitil.�'L t'i'y
Tho QaZIBIti,IP WLLtor ;.ntp�I].y hrohorty J.:; ownod in
u part I)y 1,110 _L131aor. ,y Is.ieand 1':,,rmis, Ino . t,.nd 111 part by the
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OorporeItion ri;, follow„t
All property locnted West of tho 2oultry
Perm D'mxca wi. th ..,11 me to.ro on lines hast of
the Poultry Farm Fonao. Tho reproduction
rtpl:it Of such property as of July 1, 1926 is ..
o:;ti.mtttod va :follows: r
H, Estimated Cost of
Reproduction
<I;
Toss Accrued
New Deprooiation
r All property west of
` Poultry .Farm Fence $ 941, 293 $ 809329
r' ;Motors on linos cast
of Poultry Farm Ponce 217 206
Total $ 94, 5lo $ 80, 535
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2 - 1!ishors Island 0orboraticn
}' All property on the island located east
of the Poultry Farm Pence , with the eseep-
r tion o-f meters as noted above. The esti -
mated reproduction cost of such property
as of July 1, 1926 is $200, 760 new and
�v
'0.94,760 depreciated.
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So:
All tho water supply opera.ti.orss on tho .i.I: 11:111d s
taro to bo oozldur,tod by a w"ster supn.ly company to be organ-
{;:,:
i% ized and in th:ise ooznnoct:ion ,is believe that certain trans-
action ohonld bo mtLdo as fol..lowsz
u" 1. "ho 111.4hors 1:11ani CorponaLion ;should ao-
.; qui.ro by purchase firom the Fishors
i Islan"i F''arrns, Ino. on thea basis of the
A roprodszotioxl cost new loss aooniod de-
p'rcr, :i icon all of the me tor„ east of
the Poultry Parm Fo nce.
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2. The riritc,r czapply company should e!eguire
by purohsa.se from the Fishers Island
is FAIrms, Ino, all water supply property s
ionated vrest of the Poultry Farm Fence, ,
payment to be made an the basis of the
reproduction cost now less accrued
depreciation,
The water oupply company should lease
from the Fishers Island Corporation
all of the water supply property located
r oast of the Poultry Farm Fence, the
4' leave to contain, among other things, it
the fo.l.lowi.ng principal provisions k
e
a. The term of the lease to be 5 years
r' at the expiration of which the lessee
F' shall have the option of either pur-
chasing the property at its then
fair value or to extend the lease for
a period to be mutuialy agreed upon,
°! b. The lessee to have the perpetual right
zr to pump water frorn the ponds located
f east of the poultry farm fence.
c. The lessee to operate and maintain the
property and to make all. improvements'
Y and extensions thereto as approved by
the lessor in order to provide adequate
service on the East End of the island.
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DAY & ZIMMERMANN, INC.. ENGINEERS
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d The lounor to roimbirrLio tho loonoo
Cor fill oroolidl turoI� iwido by the lessee
J.11 (IO11110otioll with tho 111nintolla'11co im-
pro"romoitt e-nd oxtolitlion Of the .11-mood
pr 0 no r ty
0 Tho lounne to p:'y tho lessor 91.1. r )venuon
rouolved frorn the uor.Ltor Imp
ouotomors
loos: ml mi.t;t C'T tilt) )OLI.Itrjr Purtri Fence in
oon!-wotion with tho 113orvlou Ohor,,jes" of
the I)TOW'104 Tato -11Cht)(11110 , plus ).� cents
per 1000 t.:vllonm for all. wuto:L, pumped from
the pnild'; ' 0:V tho Oorpnrutlon.
The above oroviaiono aro su-gaotod in view of
ti
t�ie fact that the m000rty oast of the Imiltry Farm Fenoe
in ovor-dovolopod :Cor the �r)rasout volume of business and
the ournimgn tharoVrom will be insufficient to pay an ade-
QuAte rot"M on the investment fbr a number of yoars.
Sinvo the cbaruutoT of the water supply property east of
tho 20111try Farm Prmoo is influonood by concell-do-rations
other than sorviva the water supply oompany should not be
V)QUirod to ussumo tho burden of the fixed ohurp
ges until
sunh time an the property is nalf sustaining,
ar Respectfully niibmittedo
DAY w u✓IrMLIO'
JANIT, Ino.
H. -R. Martz, Manager
Investigations w Reports Department
Donald Downs,
Engineer
DAY Cc ZIMMERMANN, INC., ENGINEERS