Florida Public Service Commission native order document 04720-2026

FILED 7/28/2026
DOCUMENT NO. 04720-2026
FPSC 	- COMMISSION CLERK
BEFORE THE FLORIDA PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
In re: Petition for approval of revisions to
underground residential differential,
underground commercial differential, and
contribution-in-aid-of-construction 	tariffs, by
Florida Power & Light Company._
DOCKET NO. 2026005 1	-EI
ORDER NO. PSC-2026-0265-TRF-EI
ISSUED: July 28, 2026
The following Commissioners participated in the disposition of this matter:
GABRIELLA PASSIDOMO SMITH, Chairman
GARY F. CLARK
MIKE LA ROSA
BOBBY PAYNE
ANA ORTEGA
ORDER APPROVING 2026 REVISIONS TO UNDERGROUND RESIDENTIAL AND
COMMERCIAL TARIFFS BY FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY
BY THE COMMISSION:
Background
On April 	1, 2026, Florida Power & Light Company (FPL or 	utility) 	filed a petition 	for
revisions to 	its underground residential 	differential (URD), underground commercial 	differential
(UCD), and contribution-in-aid-of-construction (CIAC) 	tariffs. The URD and UCD 	tariffs apply
to new residential and commercial developments and represent the additional 	costs, 	if any, FPL
incurs to provide underground distribution service in place of overhead service. The CIAC tariffs
provide 	the terms 	for which a customer 	is required 	to cover 	the non-economic portion of that
customer’s 	requested new 	or upgraded 	facilities. The 	petition was 	filed pursuant 	to Rule 	25-
6.078, Florida Administrative Code 	(F.A.C.), which requires 	utilities 	to 	file a URD 	tariff every
three years. FPL’s current URD and UCD 	tariffs were approved by Order No. PSC-2023-0253-
TRF-EI (2023 Order). 1
Based on 	current 	costs, 	including 	the 	net present value of long-term 	operational 	costs,
FPL does not incur any additional costs to provide residential underground service; 	therefore, the
proposed URD 	differentials are 	$0. The proposed (legislative version) URD and UCD 	tariffs are
contained in Attachment A to 	this Order. The proposed revisions 	to FPL’s CIAC 	tariffs are also
contained in Attachment A.
1 Order No. PSC-2023-0253-TRF-EI, 	issued August 	21, 2023, 	in Docket No. 20230045-EI, In 	re: 	Petition for
approval of revisions to underground residential tariff, underground commercial differential tariff and overhead to
underground conversion 	tariff, by Florida Power & Light Company.

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We suspended FPL’s proposed tariffs in Order No. PSC-2026-0155-PCO-EI. 2 Our staff
issued one data request for which responses were received on May 29, 2026. We have
jurisdiction over this matter pursuant to Sections 366.03, 366.04, 366.05, and 366.06, Florida
Statutes (F.S.).
Decision
I. 	URD Tariff
The URD tariffs provide standard charges for underground service in new residential
subdivisions and represent the additional costs, if any, the utility incurs to provide underground
service in place of overhead service. The cost of standard overhead construction is recovered
through base rates from all ratepayers. In lieu of overhead construction, customers have the
option of requesting underground facilities. Typically, the developer of a new residential
subdivision would be the utility customer utilizing the URD tariffs. FPL’s proposed URD tariffs
are provided on pages 3 through 9 of Attachment A.
Traditionally, three standard model subdivision designs have been the basis upon which
each investor-owned utility submits URD tariff changes for our approval: low density, high
density, and a high density subdivision where dwelling units take service at ganged meter
pedestals (groups of meters at the same physical location). Examples of this last subdivision type
include mobile home and recreational vehicle parks. While actual construction may differ from
the model subdivisions, the model subdivisions are designed to reflect average overhead and
underground subdivisions.
In its petition, FPL updated its cost calculations and supporting documentation for the
three subdivision models cost differentials. The currently approved cost differentials are $0.00
for all three subdivision models. As shown on Table 1, FPL’s proposed URD differential charges
remain zero for all three subdivision models. A zero URD differential charge is typically the
result of the avoided storm restoration costs associated with underground facilities, offsetting any
higher labor and material costs associated with underground construction.
Table 1
Comparison of Differential per Service Lateral
Types of Subdivision 	Current URD Differential 	Proposed URD Differential
Low Density 	$0 	$0
High Density 	$0 	$0
Meter Pedestal 	$0 	$0
2 Order No. PSC-2026-0155-PCO-EI, issued May 19, 2026, in Docket No. 20260051-EI, In re: Petition for
approval of revisions to underground residential differential, underground commercial differential, and
contribution-in-aid-of-construction tariffs, by Florida Power & Light Company.

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Two primary factors impacted the calculation of FPL’s proposed URD charges which are
discussed in greater detail below: (1) updated labor and material costs and (2) updated
operational costs.
Updated Labor and Material Costs
The installation costs of both underground and overhead facilities include the labor and
material 	costs 	to 	provide 	primary, 	secondary, 	and 	service 	distribution 	lines 	as 	well 	as
transformers. The costs of poles are specific to overhead service while the costs of trenching and
backfilling are specific to underground service. Table 2 compares the currently approved 2023
costs and 2026 costs for underground and overhead labor and material for the three subdivision
models.
Table 2
Labor and Material Costs
Low Density 	2023 Costs 	2026 Costs 	Difference
Underground
Labor/Material Costs
$3,452.54 	$4,654.62 	$1,202.08
Overhead
Labor/Material Costs
$2,543.92 	$3,561.73 	$1,017.81
Per Service Lateral
Differential
$908.62 	$1,092.89 	$184.27
High Density
Underground
Labor/Material Costs
$2,317.97 	$3,079.53 	$761.56
Overhead
Labor/Material Costs
$1,921.50 	$2,424.31 	$502.81
Per Service Lateral
Differential
$396.47 	$655.22 	$258.75
Meter Pedestal
Underground
Labor/Material Costs
$1,485.47 	$2,045.92 	$560.45
Overhead
Labor/Material Costs
$1,533.74 	$1,924.96 	$391.22
Per Service Lateral
Differential
($48.27) 	$120.96 	$169.23
While both overhead and underground labor and material costs increased, underground
costs increased at a higher rate, resulting in an increase in the differential. In response to staff’s
data request, response no. 1, FPL explained that the higher overhead and underground
construction costs are primarily driven by increased material costs and underground labor
increasing more than overhead labor.
Updated Operational Costs
Rule 25-6.078(4), F.A.C., provides that the differences in net present value of operational
costs between overhead and underground systems, including average historical storm restoration

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costs over the life of the facilities, be included in the URD charge. Operational costs include
operations and maintenance costs and capital costs. The inclusion of the operational costs is
intended to capture longer term costs and benefits of undergrounding. In response to staff’s data
request, FPL stated that the current URD petition incorporates costs from hurricane events Idalia,
Debby, Helene, and Milton. FPL’s methodology to calculate the operational costs was approved
in Order No. PSC-08-0774-TRF-EI and remains the same in the instant docket.3
Table 3 presents the pre-operational (shown in Table 2), non-storm operational, and the
avoided storm restoration cost differentials between overhead and underground systems. The
proposed differential is $0 when the calculation results in a negative number.
Table 3
Components of the URD Charges
Type of
Subdivision
Pre-Operational
Costs (A)
Non-Storm
Operational
Costs (B)
Avoided Storm
Costs (C)
Proposed URD
Differentials
(A)+(B)+(C)
Low Density 	$1,092.89 	($1,757) 	($1,236) 	$0
High Density 	$655.22 	($1,491) 	($1,236) 	$0
Meter Pedestal 	$120.96 	($1,491) 	($1,236) 	$0
Conclusion
We have reviewed FPL’s proposed changes to its URD tariffs and associated charges, the
accompanying work papers, and responses to staff’s data request. We find that FPL’s proposed
URD tariffs and associated charges as filed in the petition are cost-based and hereby approve the
tariffs shown in Attachment A. The tariffs shall be made effective 30 days after our vote.
II. 	UCD Tariff
Utilities are not required to file UCD tariffs pursuant to Rule 25-6.078, F.A.C.; however,
as in prior URD petitions, FPL included proposed UCD tariffs in its petition. The UCD tariffs
apply to small commercial or industrial customers (applicant) that request the installation of
underground electric distribution facilities for a new building. The requested underground
distribution 	facilities 	consist 	of 	underground 	service 	conductors, 	placed 	in 	conduit, 	and
associated equipment that is installed from overhead feeder mains (or an overhead termination
point) to the designed point of delivery (where the utility’s wires are connected to those of the
customer). FPL’s proposed UCD tariffs are provided on pages 18 through 20 of Attachment A.
The UCD charges represent the differential costs for underground commercial facilities
and their equivalent overhead design. The calculations provided by FPL in its petition employ
FPL's standard engineering design criteria and are based on actual 2025 labor and material costs.
Unlike the URD calculations, the UCD calculations do not include long term operational and
avoided storm restoration costs. In addition, the UCD tariffs provide credits that apply if the
3 Order No. PSC-08-0774-TRF-EI, issued November 24, 2008, in Docket No. 20070231-EI, In re: Petition for
approval of 2007 revisions to underground residential and commercial distribution tariff, by Florida Power & Light
Company.

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applicant provides trenching, backfilling, or installs FPL provided conduit or a concrete pad for a
pad-mounted transformer.
We reviewed FPL’s supporting documentation for the UCD charges and find that the
charges are cost based and reasonable. The UCD tariffs and associated charges are hereby
approved, effective 30 days after our vote.
III. 	CIAC Tariff Provisions
Rule 25-6.064, F.A.C., provides the standard calculation for the CIAC to be paid by a
customer. Under this formula, a customer’s CIAC is intended to cover the non-economic portion
of that customer’s requested new or upgraded facilities. The non-economic portion of a
customer’s requested new or upgraded facilities refers to the portion of the project cost not
expected to be recovered from the customer’s estimated incremental base revenues recovered
during the four years following the in-service date. The purpose of CIAC is to protect the general
body of ratepayers from subsidizing customer-specific facilities that will not pay for themselves
through the requesting customer’s own base revenues within that four-year period.
CIAC Tariff Modifications
In its petition, FPL stated that it is seeking our approval to modify its CIAC tariff
provisions to more clearly state that, in addition to payment of the required CIAC, if facilities are
requested or required by a governmental authority that are not usual and customary for the type
of installation to be served, the customer shall also be responsible for the payment of the
incremental cost of the requested facility in excess of the estimated cost of the utility’s standard
design. FPL is proposing to incorporate this clarifying language into Tariff Sheet Numbers
6.020, 6.090, 6.100, 6.120, 6.130, 6.140, 6.199, 6.300, 6.330, and 6.500. FPL affirmed in its
petition that this clarification will not change or otherwise modify FPL’s current CIAC
calculation or application, but rather provides greater clarity to all customers seeking new or
expanded service and mitigates potential confusion regarding cost responsibility for non-standard
designs and facilities. These tariffs are provided on pages 1, 2, 4, 7, 9, 10, 11, 13, 15, and 16 of
Attachment A, respectively.
Additionally, FPL is seeking approval of a revision to Tariff Sheet No. 6.020 to clarify
that all CIAC shall be calculated pursuant to the rules and regulations of FPL’s Commission-
approved tariffs. FPL asserts that this proposed modification to Tariff Sheet No. 6.020 will better
reflect and remove ambiguity regarding the application of all FPL’s Commission-approved
tariffs when determining a customer’s CIAC.
FPL is also seeking approval of a revision to Tariff Sheet No. 6.199 to provide greater
guidance on the overhead to underground differential and credits used to calculate the CIAC for
customers requesting underground service. Specifically, FPL is proposing to add language that
clarifies to customers that the estimated differential cost and available credits for underground
service are to be determined pursuant to the Commission-approved URD and UCD tariffs, and
that in no event shall the CIAC for underground service be less than zero. FPL stated that this
language is consistent with its current practice and is meant to provide better guidance to
customers seeking underground service.

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Next, FPL is seeking our approval to revise Tariff Sheet Nos. 6.090 and 6.510 to clarify
that credits received by an applicant for the underground work the applicant performs shall, upon
mutual agreement, be applied either as a reduction to the applicant’s CIAC or granted after the
applicant’s work is completed, but in no event shall the credit exceed the CIAC amount due from
the applicant. The utility stated that this clarification better reflects its current practice and
preferences. Tariff Sheet No. 6.510 is provided on page 17 of Attachment A.
Finally, FPL is seeking our approval to update the deposit amounts required for a binding
cost estimate under URD Tariff Sheet No. 6.200 and UCD Tariff Sheet No. 6.310. FPL stated
that this update is appropriate to better reflect current costs for preparing a cost estimate for an
applicant requesting underground service pursuant to the URD and UCD tariffs and to mitigate
the potential risk of subsidization by the general body of ratepayers. Tariff Sheet Nos. 6.200 and
6.310 are provided on pages 12 and 14 of Attachment A, respectively.
In response to staff’s data request, response no. 9, FPL affirmed that the purpose of the
proposed CIAC tariff revisions is to provide better transparency and clarity to customers or
applicants requesting new or extended service. FPL additionally confirmed that the proposed
changes are already in effect and in practice.
Conclusion
We reviewed FPL’s proposed modifications to its CIAC tariff and find that the
modifications provide better clarity and transparency for its customers. We hereby approve of the
proposed CIAC tariff modifications, effective 30 days after our vote.
Based on the foregoing, it is
ORDERED by the Florida Public Service Commission that Florida Power & Light
Company’s proposed URD and UCD tariffs and associated charges as filed in the petition are
hereby approved, effective 30 days after our vote on July 7, 2026. It is further
ORDERED that Florida Power & Light’s proposed modifications to its CIAC tariffs are
hereby approved, effective 30 days after our vote. It is further
ORDERED that if a protest is filed within 21 days of the issuance of the order, the tariffs
shall remain in effect, with any revenues held subject to refund, pending resolution of the protest.
If no timely protest is filed, this docket should be closed upon the issuance of a consummating
order.

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By ORDER of the Florida Public Service Commission this 28th day of July, 2026 	.
ADAM TEI/ZMAN
Commissi cm Clerk
Florida Public Service Commission
2540 Shumard Oak Boulevard
Tallahassee, Florida 32399
(850)413-6770
www.floridapsc.com
Copies 	furnished: A 	copy 	of 	this 	document 	is
provided 	to 	the 	parties 	of record 	at 	the 	time 	of
issuance and, 	if applicable, interested persons.
MRT
NOTICE OF FURTHER PROCEEDINGS
The 	Florida 	Public 	Service Commission 	is 	required 	by 	Section 	120.569(1), 	Florida
Statutes, 	to notify parties of any administrative hearing or judicial review of Commission orders
that 	is available under Sections 120.57 or 120.68, Florida Statutes, as well as the procedures and
time 	limits 	that 	apply. 	This 	notice 	should 	not 	be 	construed 	to mean 	all 	requests 	for 	an
administrative hearing or judicial review will be granted or result in the relief sought.
Mediation may be 	available on a case-by-case 	basis. 	If mediation 	is conducted, 	it does
not affect a substantially interested person's right to a hearing.
The Commission's decision on this tariff is interim in nature and will become 	final, unless
a person whose 	substantial 	interests 	are 	affected by 	the proposed 	action 	files 	a 	petition 	for a
formal proceeding, in the form provided by Rule 28-106.201, Florida Administrative Code. 	This
petition must be received by 	the 	Office of Commission 	Clerk, 2540 Shumard Oak Boulevard,
Tallahassee, Florida 32399-0850, by the close of business on August 	18, 2026 	.
In the absence of such a 	petition, 	this Order 	shall become 	final and 	effective upon the
issuance of a Consummating Order.
Any 	objection 	or 	protest 	filed 	in 	this docket before 	the 	issuance 	date 	of this 	order 	is
considered abandoned 	unless 	it 	satisfies 	the 	foregoing 	conditions 	and 	is renewed 	within 	the
specified protest period.

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FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY
Twelfth Thirteenth Revised Sheet No. 6.020
Cancels Eleventh Twelfth Revised Sheet No. 6.020
(Continued from Sheet No. 6.010)
2.2 Availability of Service . The Company will supply electric service to any applicant for service throughout the area 	it serves, subject to the following
conditions: should an extension of the Company's facilities be required, the Company will pay for the cost where justified, in the Company's opinion, by revenues
to be secured; however, the Company may require monthly or annual guarantees, cash contributions in aid of construction, and/or advances for construction, when
in the Company's opinion, the immediate or potential revenues do not justify the cost of extension. If facilities are requested or required by a governmental
authority that are not usual and customary for the type of installation to be served, the Company may requ ire a contr ibution in aid of construction bas ed upon
Customer shall be responsible for the incremental cost of the requested facility in excess ofthe estimated cost of the Company’s standard design 	. All contributions
in aid of construction will be calculated in accordance with applicable rules and regulations of the Company’s tariffFlorida Public Service Commission 	. If the
installation of facilities is justified based on the Customer’s estimates for electric power but there is reasonable doubt as to level of use or length of use of such
facilities, the Customer, when mutually agreeable with the Company, may contract for a minimum Demand or monthly payment sufficient to justify the Company's
investment. Upon request, written information will be supplied by the Company concerning the availability and character of service for any desired location. The
Company will not be responsible for mistakes of any kind resulting from information given orally.
2.3 Point of Delivery . The geographical and physical location at which the Company's wires or apparatus are connected to deliver service to the Customer. The
point where the Customer assumes responsibility for further delivery and use of the energy. The point of delivery shall be determined by the Company.
2.4 Character of Service . Alternating current is supplied at a frequency of approximately sixty cycles. Standard nominal voltages are 120 or 120/240 volts for
single-phase service and 240 volts for 3-phase delta service. Where three-phase "Wye" service is provided, the standard nominal voltages are 120/208 or 277/480
volts. The Company will furnish information regarding Character of Service onrequest.
2.5 Continuity of Service . The Company will provide service at the agreed nominal voltage, and shall not be liable to the Customer or to any other person for
complete or partial failure or interruption of service, fluctuations in voltage, or curtailment of service that may occur as a result of a variety of events and
circumstances, including, without limitation: (a) fuels shortages; (b) breakdown or damage to Company’s generation, transmission, or distribution facilities; (c)
repairs or changes in the Company generation, transmission, or distribution facilities; (d) ordinary negligence of its employees, servants or agents; (e) events of an
emergency or as necessary to maintain the safety and integrity of the Company’s facilities; or (f) any other act or omission or related injury that is directly or
indirectly related to events of Force Majeure. In any such case, the Company will not be liable for damages, including, but not limited to, loss of revenues or
production.
2.6 Temporary Service . Temporary service refers to service required for a short period of time. It will be supplied only when the Company has readily available
capacity of lines, transformers, generating and other equipment for the service requested. Before supplying temporary service the Company may require the
Customer to bear the cost of installing and removing the necessary service facilities, less credit for salvage.
2.7 Indemnity to Company . The Customer shall indemnify, hold harmless and defend the Company from and against any and all liability, proceedings, suits, cost
or expense for loss, damage or injury to persons or property, in any manner directly or indirectly connected with, or growing out of the transmission and use of
electricity on the Customer's side of the point of delivery.
2.71 Indemnity to Company - Governmental . Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in the Company’s tariff, including these General Rules and Regulations for
Electric Service, the Company’s Rate Schedules, and its Standard Forms, any obligation of indemnification therein required of a Customer, Applicant, or QF, that
is a governmental entity of the State of Florida or political subdivision thereof ("governmental entity"), shall be read to include the condition “to the extent
permitted by applicable law.”
2.8 Access to Premises . The duly authorized agents ofthe Company shall have safe access to the premises ofthe Customer at all reasonable hours for the purpose
of installing, maintaining, and inspecting or removing the Company’s property, reading meters, trimming trees within the Company’s easements and rights of way,
and other purposes incident to performance under or termination of the Company's agreement with the Customer, and in such performance shall not be liable for
trespass.
2.9 Right of Way . The Customer shall grant or cause to be granted to the Company and without cost to the Company all rights, easements, permits and privileges
which, in the opinion of the Company, are necessary for the rendering of service to the Customer.
3 LIMITATION OFUSE
3.1 Resale of Service Prohibited . Electric service received from the Company shall be for the Customer's own use and shall not be resold. Where individual
metering is not required under Subsection (5) of Section 25-6.049 (Measuring Customer Service) of the Florida Administrative Code and master metering is used in
lieu thereof, reasonable apportionment methods, including sub-metering, may be used by the Customer solely for the purpose of allocating the cost ofthe electricity
billed by the utility. Any fees or charges collected by a customer for electricity billed to the Customer's account by the utility, whether based on the use of sub¬
metering or any other allocation method, shall be determined in a manner which reimburses the Customer for no more than the Customer's actual cost of electricity.
For the purpose of this Rule:
(1) 	Electric service is "sub-metered” when separate electric meters are used to allocate among tenants, lessees or other entities the monthly bill rendered
by FPL to the Customer for electric service, when these tenants, lessees or other entities are charged no more than a proportionate share of such bill,
based on their monthly consumption as measured by such meters.
(2) 	Electric service is "resold" when separate electric meters are used to charge tenants, lessees or other entities more than a proportionate share of the
Customer’s monthlybill.
(3) 	The term "cost” as used herein means only those charges specifically authorized by FPL’s tariff, including but not limited to the customer, energy,
demand, fuel, conservation, capacity and environmental charges plus applicable taxes and fees to the customer of record responsible for the master
meter payments. The term does not include late payment charges, returned check charges, the cost ofthe customer-owned distribution system behind
the master meter, the customer of record’s cost of billing the individual units, and other such costs.
(Continue to Sheet No. 6.030)
Issued by: Tiffany Cohen, VP Financial Planning and Rate Strategy
Effective: January L 2026

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Eighteenth Nineteenth Revised Sheet No. 6.090
FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY 	Cancels Sevente enth Eighteenth Revised Sheet No. 6.090
SECTION 10.2 GENERAL
10.2.1. 	Application
Underground electric distribution facilities are offered in lieu of overhead facilities in accordance with these Rules and
Regulations for:
a) New Residential Subdivisions andDevelopments.
b) New Service Laterals from Overheadsystems.
c) 	Replacement of Existing Overhead and Underground ServiceLaterals.
d) New Multiple-Occupancy Residential Buildings.
10.2.2. 	Eariy Notification and Coordination
In order for the Company to provide service when required, 	it 	is necessaiy that the Applicant notify the Company
during 	the 	eariy 	stages of planning major 	projects. 	Close 	coordination 	is 	necessary throughout 	the planning
and construction stages by the Company, the architect, the builder, the subcontractors and the consulting engineer to avoid
delays and additional expense. Particular attention must be given to the scheduling of the construction of paved areas
and the various subgrade installations of the several 	utilities. Failure of the Applicant to provide such notification and
coordination shall result in the Applicant paying any additional costs incurred by the Company.
10.2.3. 	Changes to Plans, Layout or Grade
The Applicant shall pay for any additional costs imposed on the Company by Applicant including, but not limited to,
engineering design, administration and relocation expenses, due to changes made subsequent to the agreement in the
subdivision or development layout or final grade.
10.2.4. Underground Installations Not Covered
Where the Applicant requests or governmental ordinance mandates underground electric 	facilities including but not
limited 	to 	- 	three phase primary 	feeder mains, 	transformers, 	pedestal mounted terminals, switching equipment,
meter cabinets, service laterals or other electric facilities not specifically covered by these Rules and Regulations and where
overhead facilities would otherwise be provided, the Applicant shall pay the Company the differential installed cost
between the underground facilities and the equivalent overhead facilities as calculated by the Company. The Applicant
shall also provide necessary rights of way and easements as given in Section 10.2.7.
10.2. 5. Type of SystemProvided
The costs quoted in these rules are for underground residential distribution service laterals, secondary and primary
conductors of standard Company design with cable in conduits and above-grade appurtenances. Unless otherwise
stated, service provided will be 120/240 volt, single phase. If other types of facilities other than standard Company
design are requested by the Applicant or required by governmental authority, the Company will provide such service if
feasible and Applicant will pay the incremental additional - costs, as calculated by the Company, if-m y in excess of the
estimated cost of the Company's standard design .
10.2.6. 	Design and Ownership
The Company will design, install, own, and maintain the electric distribution facilities up to the designated point of
delivery except as otherwise noted. Any payment made by the Applicant under the provisions of these Rules will not
convey to the Applicant any rights of ownership or right to specify Company facilities utilized to provide service.
10. 2. 7. 	Rights of Wav andEasements
The Applicant shall record and furnish satisfactory rights of way and easements, including legal descriptions of such
easements and all survey work associated with producing legal descriptions of such easements, as required by and at no
cost to the Company prior to the Company initiating construction. Before the Company will start construction, these
rights of way and easements must be cleared by the Applicant of trees, tree stumps and other obstructions that conflict
with construction, staked to show property comers and survey control points, graded to within six inches of final grade,
with 	soil 	stabilized. In addition, the Applicant shall provide stakes showing 	final grade along the easement. Such
clearing and grading must be maintained by the Applicant during construction by the utility.
10.2. 8. 	Contributions and Credits
The Applicant shall pay the required contribution upon receipt of written notification from the Company. No 	utility
construction shall commence prior to execution of the Underground Distribution Facilities Installation Agreement set
forth in Tariff Sheet Nos. 9.700, 9.701 and 9.702 and payment in 	full of the entire contribution. Where, by mutual
agreement, the Applicant performs any of the work normally performed by the Company, the Applicant shall receive
a credit for such work in accordance with the 	credit amounts contained herein, provided that the work 	is in
accordance with Company specifications. Such credit shall not exceed the total differential costs. Upon mutual agreement.
Tthe credit will either be applied as reduction to the Applicant’s contribution-in-aid of construction or be granted after the
work has been inspected by the Company and, in the case of Applicant-installed conduit, after the applicable conductors
have been installed. In no event shall the credit exceed the Applicant’s contribution-in-aid of construction.
(Continued on Sheet No. 6.095)
Issued by: S.-E.-Romig, Dir ecton- Rat es and Tariffs Tar-tffeTiffany Cohen, VP Financial Planning and Rate Strategy
Effective: Sept emb er-^OrlOlO

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Twenty-Ninth -Thirtieth Revised Sheet No. 6.095
FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY 	Cancels Twenty Eighth Twenty-Ninth Revised Sheet No. 6.095
(Continued from Sheet No. 6.090)
10.2.8.1 	Credit for TUG-s
If the Applicant installs the permanent electric service entrance such that FPL’ s service lateral can be
subsequently installed and utilized to provide that building's construction service, the Applicant shall receive a
credit in the amount of $80.03 104.35 per service lateral, subject to the following requirements:
a) TUGs must be inspected and approved by the local inspecting authority.
b) All service laterals within the subdivision must be installed as TUGs.
c) FPL must be able to install the service lateral, energize the service lateral, and set the meter to energize
the load side of the meter can, all in a single trip. Subsequent visits other than routine maintenance or
meter readings will void the credit.
d) Thereafter, acceptance and receipt of service by the Customer shall constitute certification that the
Customer has met all inspection requirements, complied with all applicable codes and rules and, subject
to section 2.7 Indemnity to Company, or section 2.71 Indemnity to Company - Governmental, FPL’s
General Rules and Regulations, the Customer releases, holds harmless and agrees to indemnify the
Company from and against loss or liability in connection with the provision of electrical services to or
through such Customer-owned electrical installations.
e) The Applicant shall be held responsible for all electric service used until the account is established in the
succeeding occupant’s name.
This credit applies only when FPL installs the service - it does not apply when the applicant installs the service
conduits, or the service conduits and cable.
10.2. 9. 	Location of Distribution Facilities
Underground distribution facilities will be located, as determined by the Company, to maximize their accessibility
for maintenance and operation. The Applicant shall provide accessible locations for meters when the design of a
dwelling unit or its appurtenances limits perpetual accessibility for reading, testing, or making necessary repairs and
adjustments.
10.2.10. 	Special Conditions
The costs quoted in these rules are based on conditions which permit employment of rapid construction techniques.
The Applicant shall be responsible for necessary additional hand digging expenses other than what is normally
provided by the Company. The Applicant is responsible for clearing, compacting, boulder and large rock removal,
stump removal, paving, and addressing other special conditions. Should paving, grass, landscaping or sprinkler
systems be installed prior to the construction of the underground distribution facilities, the Applicant shall pay the
added costs of trenching and backfilling and be responsible for restoration of property damaged to accommodate the
installation of underground facilities.
10.2.11. 	Point of Delivery
The point of delivery shall be determined by the Company. When a location for a point of delivery different from
that designated by the Company is requested by the Applicant, and approved by the Company, the Applicant shall
pay the additional cost in excess of that which would have been incurred to reach the point of delivery designated by
the Company. The estimated full cost of service lateral length, including labor and materials, required in excess of
that which would have been needed to reach the Company's designated point of service. The additional cost per
trench foot is $8.05 10.91 	. Where an existing trench is utilized, the additional cost per trench foot is $2.93 3.68 	.
Where the Applicant provides the trenching, installs Company provided conduit according to Company specifications
and backfilling, the cost per additional trench foot is $24)52.44 . Any point of delivery change requested by the
Applicant shall conform to good safety and construction practices as determined by the Company. Service laterals
shall be installed, where possible, in a direct line to the point of delivery.
(Continued on Sheet No. 6.096)
Issued by: Tiffany Cohen, Executive Director, Rato Development, & Strateg yVP Financial Planning and Rate Strategy
Effective: August 31, 2023

ORDER NO. PSC-2026-0265-TRF-EI 	Attachment A
DOCKET NO. 20260051-EI 	Page 4 of 20
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FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY
Thirty Ninth Fortieth Revised Sheet No. 6.100
Cancels Thirty Eighth Thirty-Ninth Revised Sheet No. 6.100
SECTION 10.3 UNDERGROUND DISTRIBUTION FACILITIES FOR
RESIDENTIAL SUBDIVISIONS AND DEVELOPMENTS
10.3.1. 	Availability
When requested by the Applicant, the Company will provide underground electric distribution facilities, other than for multiple
occupancy buildings, in accordance with its standard practices in:
a) 	Recognized new residential subdivision of five or more building lots.
b) 	Tracts of land upon which five or more separate dwelling units are to be located.
For residential buildings containing five or more dwelling units, see SECTION 10.6 ofthese Rules.
10.3.2. 	Contribution bv Applicant
a) The Applicant shall pay the Company the average differential cost for single phase residential underground distribution service
based on the number of service laterals required or the number of dwelling units, as follows:
Applicant's
Contribution
1. 	Where density is 6.0 or more dwelling units per acre:
1.1 	Buildings that do not exceed four units, 	$ 	0.00
townhouses, and mobile homes - per service lateral.
12 Mobile homes having Customer-owned services from meter
center installed adjacent to the FPL primary trench route
-per dwelling unit. 	$ 	0.00
2. 	Where density is 0.5 or greater, butlessthan6.0 dwellingunits
per acre:
Buildings that do not exceed four units, townhouses, and mobile
homes- per service lateral 	$ 	0.00
3. 	Where the density is less than 0.5 dwelling units per acre, or the Distribution System is of non-standard design,
individual cost estimates will be used to determine the differential cost as specified in Paragraph 10.2.5.
Additional charges specified in Paragraphs 10.2.5. 10.2.10 and 10.2.11 may also apply.
b) The above costs are based upon arrangements that will permit servir^ the local underground distribution system within the
subdivision from overhead feeder mains. If feeder mains within the subdivision are deemed necessary by the Company to provide
and/or maintain adequate service and are required by the Applicant or a governmental agency to be installed underground, the
Applicant shall pay the Company the average differential cost between such underground feeder mains within the subdivision
and equivalent overhead feeder mains, as follows 	:
Applicant's
Contribution
Cost per foot of feeder trench within the subdivision
(excluding switches) S32.72 _35.47
Cost per above ground padmounted switch package 	$4 3.680.6 370.816.09
(Continued on Sheet No. 6.110)
Issued by: Tiffany Cohen, Executive Director. Rate Development & Strategy VP Financial Planning and Rate Strategy
Effective: August 31,2023

ORDER NO. PSC-2026-0265-TRF-EI 	Attachment A
DOCKET NO. 20260051-EI 	Page 5 of 20
PAGE 12
FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY
Thirty Eighth Thirtv-Ninth Revised Sheet No. 6.110
Cancels Thirtv-S eventh -Thirtv-Eighth Revised Sheet No. 6.110
10.3.3.
(Continued from Sheet No. 6.100)
c) Where primary laterals are needed to cross open areas suchas golf courses, parks, other recreation areas and
water retention areas, the Applicant shall pay the average differential costs for these facilities as follows:
Cost per foot of primary lateral trench within the subdivision
1) Single Phase - per foot 	$3,9 55.09
2) Two Phase - per foot 	884410.78
3) Three Phase - per foot 	843-4315.70
d) For requests for service where underground facilities to the lot line are existing and a differential charge
was previously paid for these facilities, the cost to install an underground service lateral to the meter is as
follows:
Density less than 6.0 dwelling units per acre: 	$58347 0713.63
Density 6.0 or greater dwelling units per acre: 	$134.01 531.64
Contribution Adjustments
a) 	Credits will be allowed to the Applicant's contribution in Section 10.3.2. where, by mutual agreement,
the Applicant provides all trenching and backfilling for the Company's distribution system, excluding
feeder.
1. Where density is 6.0 or more dwelling units per acre:
1.1 	Buildings that do not exceed four units,
townhouses, and mobilehomes
- per service lateral.
1.2 	Mobile horn es having Customer-owned
services from meter center
installed adjacent to the
FPL primary trench route
- per dwelling unit.
2. Where density is 0. 5 or greater, but less
than 6.0 dwelling units per acre:
Buildings that do not exceed four units,
townhouses, and mobile homes
- per service lateral
Credit to Applicant's Contribution
Backbone
$19 8.9 6259.45
Service
$208. 87272.36
$161.53 214.55 	N/A
$329.54 429.72 	$292.41 381.30
b) 	Credits will be allowed to the Applicant's contribution in Section 10.3.2. where, by mutual agreement, the
Applicant installs all Company-provided conduit excluding feeder per FPL instructions. This credit is:
1. Where density is 6.0 or more dwelling units per acre:
1.1 	Buildings that do not exceed four units,
townhouses, and mobilehomes
- per service lateral.
Backbone
$8449107.96
Service
$644 883.48
(Continued on Sheet No. 6. 115)
Issued by: Tiffany Cohen, ExecutivcDirector. Rate Development & Strategy VP Financial Planning and Rate Strategy
Effective: August 31,2023

ORDER NO. PSC-2026-0265-TRF-EI 	Attachment A
DOCKET NO. 20260051-EI 	Page 6 of 20
PAGE 13
FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY
Twentv-S ixt hTwentv-Seventh Revised Sheet No. 6.115
Cancels Tw enty Fifth Twenty-Sixth Revised Sheet No. 6.115
(Continued from Sheet No. 6.1 10)
1.2 	Mobile homes having Customer-owned
services from meter center installed
adjacent to the FPL primary trench route
- per dwelling unit.
2. Where density is .5 or greater, but less than
6.0 dwelling units per acre, per service lateral.
Credit to Applicant's Contribution
Backbone 	Service
$6744 -88.04 	N/A
$43243173,02 	$3342102.27
c) 	Credits will be allowed to the Applicant's contribution in Section 10.3.2. where, by mutual agreement, the
Applicant provides a portion of trenching and backfilling for the Company's facilities, per foot of trench -
$44405.
d) 	Credits will be allowed to the Applicant's contribution in section 10.3.2. where, by mutual agreement, the
Applicant installs a portion of Company-provided PVC conduit, per FPL instructions (per foot of conduit): 2"
PVC - $03 01.04; larger than 2" PVC -$4441.46.
e) 	Credit will be allowed to the Applicant's contribution in section 10.3.2., where, by mutual agreement, the
Applicant installs an FPL-provided feeder splice box, per FPL instructions, per box - $886.68 1,156.22 .
f) 	Credit will be allowed to the Applicant's contribution in section 10.3.2., where, by mutual agreement, the
Applicant installs an FPL-provided primary splice box, per FPL instructions, per box - $310.50 404.89 .
g) 	Credit will be allowed to the Applicant's contribution in section 10.3.2., where, by mutual agreement, the
Applicant 	installs an FPL-provided secondary connection ("handhole"), per FPL 	instructions, per
handhole: small handhole - $28.81 37.57 ; intermediate handhole; - $81.63 106.44; large/all concrete handhole
-$310.50 404.89 .
h) 	Credit will be allowed to the Applicant's contribution in section 10.3.2., where, by mutual agreement, the
Applicant installs an FPL-provided concrete pad for a pad-mounted transformer or capacitor bank, per FPL
instructions, per pad - $80.03 104.35 	.
i) 	Credit will be allowed to the Applicant's contribution in Section 10.3.2., where, by mutual agreement, the
Applicant installs a portion of Company-provided flexible HDPE conduit, per FPL instructions (per foot of
conduit): $0440.21 	.
j) 	Credit will be allowed to the Applicant's contribution in Section 10.3.2., where, by mutual agreement, the
Applicant installs an FPL-provided concrete pad and cable chamber for a pad-mounted feeder switch, per
pad and cable chamber - $753.8'1 983.00 .
Issued by: Tiffany Cohen, Executive Director. Rate Development & Strategy VP Financial Planning and Rate Strategy
Effective: August31,2023

ORDER NO. PSC-2026-0265-TRF-EI 	Attachment A
DOCKET NO. 20260051-EI 	Page 7 of 20
PAGE 14
FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY
Thirty Eighth Thirty-Ninth Revised Sheet No. 6.120
Cancels Thirty Seventh Thirty- Eighth Revised Sheet No. 6.120
10.4.1.
10.4.2.
10.4.3.
SECTION 10.4 UNDERGROUND SERVICE LATERALSFROM
OVERHEAD ELECTRIC DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS
New Underground Service Laterals
When requested by the Applicant, the Company will install underground service laterals from overhead systems to
newly constructed residential buildings containing less than five separate dwelling units.
Contribution by Applicant
a) The Applicant shall pay the Company the following differential cost between an overhead service and an
underground service lateral, asfollows:
Applicant's
Contribution
1. For any density:
Buildings that do not exceed four units,
townhouses, and mobile homes
a) per service lateral (includes service riser installation) 	$997.84 1, 301.67
b) per service lateral (from existing handhole or PM TX) 	$583.70 713.63
2. For any density, the Company will provide a
riser to a handhole at the base of a pole 	$940.71 1,500.56
Additional charges specified in Paragraphs 10.2.5, 10.2.10 and 10.2.11 may also apply. Underground service or secondaiy
extensions beyond the boundaries of the property being served will be subject to additional differential costs as
determined by individual cost estimates.
Contribution Adjustments
a) 	Credit will be allowed to the Applicant's contribution in Section 10.4.2 where, by mutual agreement, the Applicant
provides trenching and backfilling for the Company's facilities. This creditis:
Credit To
Applicant's
Contribution
1. For any density:
Buildings that do not exceed four units,
townhouses, and mobile homes
- per foot 	$4t6 46.05
(Continued on Sheet No. 6.125)
Issued by: Tiffany Cohen, ExccutivcDircctor. Rate Development & Strategy VP Financial Planning and Rate Strategy
Effective: Augu st 31,2023

ORDER NO. PSC-2026-0265-TRF-EI 	Attachment A
DOCKET NO. 20260051-EI 	Page 8 of 20
PAGE 15
Twenty Fourth Twentv-Fifth Revised Sheet No. 6.125
FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY 	Cancels Tw enty Third Twenty-Fourth Revised Sheet No. 6.125
(Continued from Sheet No. 6.120)
b) 	Credit will be allowed to the Applicant's contribution in Section 10.4.2, where, by mutual agreement, the
Applicant installs Company-provided conduit, per FPL instructions, as follows:
1. For any density:
Buildings that do not exceed four units,
townhouses, and mobile homes
-per foot: 	2" PVC 	Sft801.04
Larger than 2" PVC $4431.46
c) 	Credit will be allowed to the Applicant’s contribution in Section 10.4.2, where, by mutual agreement, the
Applicant requests the underground service to be installed as a TUG (subject to the conditions specified in
Section 10.2.8.1), per service lateral, as follows:
1. For any density:
Buildings that do not exceed four units,
townhouses, and mobile homes
-per service lateral: 	$80.03 104.35
Issued by: Tiffany Cohen, Executive Director. Rate Development & Strategy VP Financial Planning and Rate Strategy
Effective: August 31,2023

ORDER NO. PSC-2026-0265-TRF-EI 	Attachment A
DOCKET NO. 20260051-EI 	Page 9 of 20
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FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY
Thirty Fifth Thirty-Sixth Revised Sheet No. 6.130
Cancels Thirty Fourth Thirty-Fifth Revised Sheet No. 6.130
SECTION 10.5 UNDERGROUND SERVICE LATERALSREPLACING
EXISTING RESIDENTIAL OVERHEAD AND UNDERGROUND SERVICES
10.5.1. 	Applicability
When requested by the Applicant, the Company will install underground service laterals from existing systems as
replacements for existing overhead and underground services to existing residential buildings containing less than five
individual dwelling units.
10.5.2. Rearrangement of Service Entrance
The Applicant shall be responsible for any necessary rearranging of his existing electric service entrance facilities to
accommodate the proposed underground service lateral in accordance with the Company's specifications.
10.5.3. Trenching and Conduit Installation
The Applicant shall also provide, at no cost to the Company, a suitable trench, perform the backfilling and any
landscape, pavement or other similar repairs and install Company provided conduit according to Company specifications.
When requested by the Applicant and approved by the Company, the Company may supply the trench and conduit and
the Applicant shall pay for this work based on a specific cost estimate. Should paving, grass, landscaping or sprinkler
systems need repair or replacement during construction, the Applicant shall be responsible for restoring the paving,
grass, landscaping or sprinkler systems to the original condition.
10.5.4. 	Contribution by Applicant
a) 	The chatge per service lateral replacing an existing Company-owned
overhead service for any density shall be:
Applicant's
Contribution
1. 	Where the Company provides an underground servicelateral: 	$90^751,136.76
2. 	Where the Company provides a riser to a handhole at the base of the pole: 	$1.194.45 1,782.69
b) 	The charge per service lateral replacing an existing Company-owned
underground service at Applicant's request for any density shall be:
1. 	Where the service is from anoverheadsystem: 	$1.032.44 1,351.97
2. 	Where the service is from an underground system: 	$904.8 01,158.97
c) 	The charge per service lateral replacing an existingCustomer-owned
underground service from an overhead system for any density shall be: 	$455-04-85463
d) 	The charge per service lateral replacing an existing Customer-owned
underground service from an underground system for any density
shall be: 	$240.8 7266.58
The above charges include conversion of the service lateral from the last FPL pole to the meter location. Removal of
any other facilities such as poles, down guys, spans of secondary, etc. will be charged based on specific cost estimates
for the requested additional work. Additional charges specified in Paragraphs 10.2.5, 10.2.10 and 10.2.11 may also
apply.
Issued by: Tiffany Cohen, Executive Director. Rato Development & Strategy VP Financial Planning and Rate Strategy
Effective: Augu st31 t2023

ORDER NO. PSC-2026-0265-TRF-EI 	Attachment A
DOCKET NO. 20260051-EI 	Page 10 of 20
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FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY
Nmt hTenth Revised Sheet No. 6.140
Cancels Eighth Ninth Revised Sheet No. 6.140
SECTION 10.6 UNDERGROUND SERVICE DISTRIBUTION FACILITIES TO
MULTIPLE-OCCUPANCY RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS
10.6.1. 	Availability
Underground electric distribution facilities may be installed within the tract of land upon which multiple-occupancy residential
buildings will be constructed.
10.6.2. 	Contribution by Applicant
When feeder mains on tracts of land upon which multiple-occupancy buildings will be constructed are deemed necessary by
the Company to provide and/or maintain adequate service, an underground installation is requested by the Applicant, or
required by a governmental agency having the authority so to do, the Applicant shall contribute the differential costs provided
in Section 	10.3. 2.b) and 	10.3.3.C). There will be no contribution from the Applicant with respect to construction of
underground distribution facilities other than feeder mains so long as the Company is free to construct such extensions in the
most economical manner, and reasonably full use is made of the tract of land upon which the multiple-occupancy residential
buildings will be constructed. Other conditions will require special arrangements. Additional chames specified in Paragraphs
10.2.5. 10.2.10 and 10.2.11 may also apply.
10.6.3. 	Responsibility of Applicant
The Applicant shall, at no cost to the Company:
a) 	Furnish details and specifications of the proposed building or complex of buildings. The Company will use these in the
design of the electric distribution facilities required to render service.
b) Where the Company determines that transformers are to be located inside the building, the Applicant shall provide in
accordance with Company specifications:
1) The vault or vaults necessary for the transformers and associated equipment.
2) The necessary raceways or conduit for the Company's supply cables from the vault or vaults to a suitable point five
feet outside the building in accordance with the Company's plans and specifications.
3) 	Conduits underneath all buildings when required for the Company's supply cables. Such conduits shall extend a
minimum of five feet beyond the edge of the buildings for joining to the Company's facilities.
4) The service entrance conductors and raceways from the Applicants service equipment to the designated point of
delivery within the vault.
c) Where the Company determines that transformers are to be located outside the building, the Applicant shall provide in
accordance with Company specifications:
1) The space for padmounted equipment at or near the building, and protective devices for such equipment, if required.
2) The service entrance conductors and raceway from the Applicant's service equipment to the point of delivery
designated by the Company at or near the building.
3) 	Conduits underneath all buildings when required for the Company's supply cables. Such conduits shall extend five
feet beyond the edge of the buildings for joining to the Company's facilities.
d) 	Provide proper easements, including the right of ingress and egress for the installation, operation and maintenance of the
Company's facilities.
e) 	Ensure that the metering enclosures are appropriately marked with the same alphabetic or numeric designation used to
identify the service address. Such markings shall be of a permanent nature.
10.6.4. 	Responsibility of the Company
The Company will:
a) 	Provide the Applicant with the Company's plans to supply the proposed building or complex of buildings, and
specifications for the facilities to be provided by the Applicant.
(Continued on Sheet No. 6.150)
Issued by: S. E. Romig, Director, Rato s and Tariffs Tiffany Cohen, VP of Financial Planning and Rate Strategy
Effective: March 7, 2003

ORDER NO. PSC-2026-0265-TRF-EI 	Attachment A
DOCKET NO. 20260051-EI 	Page 11 of 20
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First-Second Revised Sheet No. 6.199
FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY 	Cancels Original First Revised Sheet No. 6.199
11.0 INSTALLATION OF NEW OR UPGRADED FACILITIES
SECTION 11.1 GENERAL
In accordance with F.A.C. Rule 25-6.064 this tariff section applies to requests for new or upgraded facilities. Nothing
herein shall alter the charges or provisions outlinedin sections 10 and 13 ofthistariff.
An Applicant can be any person, corporation, or entity capable of complying with the requirements of this tariff that has made a
request for new or upgraded facilities in accordance with this tariff
11.1.1 CONTRIBUTION-IN-AID OF CONSTRUCTION (CIACl
A CIAC shall be required from Applicants requesting new or upgraded facilities prior to construction of the requested
facilities based on the formulas presented below.
(a) 	The CIAC fur new or upgraded overhead facilities (CIACq^j) shall be calculated as follows;
CIACqh 	= 	Total estimated work 	- 	Four years expected 	- 	Four years expected
order job cost of 	incremental base 	incremental base
installing the facilities 	energy revenue 	demand revenue, if
applicable
(i) The cost of the service drop and meter shall be excluded from the total estimated work orderjob cost for
new overhead facilities.
(ii) The net book value and cost of removal, net of the salvage value, for existing facilities shall be included
in the total estimated work order job cost for upgrades to those existingfecilities.
(iii)The expected annual base energy and demand charge revenues shall be estimated for a period ending
not more than 5 years after the new or upgraded facilities are placed inservice.
(iv)lnno instance shall the CIACqh be less than zero.
(b) The CIAC for new or upgraded underground facilities (CIACug) shall be calculated as follows :
CIACuG 	— CIACqh 	+ 	Estimated difference between the cost ofproviding
the service undeiground and overhead
(i) The estimated cost differential between underground and overhead service shall be determined pursuant to
sections 10 and 13 of this tariff.
(ii) Credit for work performed by the Applicant shall be determined and applied pursuant to sections 10 and 13 of
this tariff, provided, however, that in no event shall the CIACug amount be less than zero.
(c) For non-governmental Applicants that require new or upgraded facilities with a total estimated cost of $50 million or
more at the point of delivery, the Applicant shall be required to advance the total estimated work order job cost of
ins tallin g the facilities required to provide service prior to construction of the requested facilities. The total estimated
work order job cost shall be subject to refund less the required CIAC amount calculated in section 11.1.1(a) or
11.1.1(b). Upon the in-service date, the Applicant shall receive a monthly refund consisting of the applicable base
energy charges and base demand charges actually incurred by the Applicant during that same monthly billing period.
Such refund amount will be applied as a bill credit to the Applicant’s monthly bill for a period not to exceed five (5)
years from the in-service date or until the total estimated work order job cost of installing the 	facilities less the
required CIAC has been refunded, whichever occurs 	first. The total amount to be refunded through bill credits shall
not exceed the total estimated work order job cost of installing the facilities less the required CIAC, nor will the
refund period exceed a period of five (5) years from the in-service date. Any unrefunded balance remaining five (5)
years from the in-service date will become a non-refundable. If this section 11.1.1(c) 	is applicable, the Applicant
shall not be subject to a Performance Guaranty Agreement.
(eVd) In addition to payment of the CIAC, if facilities are requested or required by a governmental authority that are not usual
and customary for the type of installation to be served, the Applicant shall also be responsible for the payment of the
incremental cost of the requested facility in excess of the estimated cost of the Company’s standard design.
11.1.2 CIAC True-Up
An Applicant may request a one-time review of a paid CIAC amount within 12 months following the in- service date of
the new or upgraded facilities. Upon receiving a request, which must be in writing, the Company shall true-up the CIAC
to reflect the actual construction costs and a revised estimate of base revenues. The revised estimate of base revenues
shall be developed from the actual base revenues received at the time the request is made. If the true-up calculation
result is different from the paid CIAC amount, the Company will either issue a refund or an invoice for this difference.
This CIAC review is available only to an initial Applicant who paid the original full CIAC amount, not to any other
Applicants who maybe required to pay a pro-rata share as describedin section 11.1.3.
Issued by: Tiffany Cohen, VP Financial Planning and Rate Strategy
Effective: January 1, 2026

ORDER NO. PSC-2026-0265-TRF-EI 	Attachment A
DOCKET NO. 20260051-EI 	Page 12 of 20
PAGE 19
FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY
Fourth Fifth Revised Sheet No. 6.200
Cancels Third-Fourth Revised Sheet No. 6.200
(Continued from Sheet No. 6.199)
11.1.3 	Proration of CIAC
CIAC is pro-ratable if more Applicants than the Initial Applicant are expected to be served by 	the new 	or
upgraded facilities (“New Facilities”) within the three-year period following the in-service date. The Company shall
collect the full CIAC amount from the Initial Applicant. Thereafter, the Company shall collect, and pay to the Initial
Applicant, a pro-rata share of the CIAC from each additional Applicant to be served from these New Facilities until the
three-year period has expired, or until the number of Applicants served by the New Facilities equals the number
originally expected to be served during the three-year period, whichever comes first. Any CIAC or pro-rata share
amount due from an Applicant shall be paid prior to construction. For purposes of this tariff, the New Facilities’ in¬
service date is defined as the date on which the New Facilities are installed and service 	is available to the Initial
Applicant, as determined by the Company.
SECTION 11.2 INSTALLATION OF UNDERGROUND ELECTRIC DISTRIBUTION FACILITIES
FOR NEW CONSTRUCTION
11.2.0 	Distribution System
Electric service facilities consisting of primary and secondary conductors, service drops, service laterals, conduits,
transformers and necessary accessories and appurtenances for the furnishing of electric power at utilization voltage.
11.2.1 	Application
This tariff section applies to all requests for underground electric distribution facilities where the facilities requested will
constitute new construction, other than those requests covered by sections 10, 12 and 13 of this tariff. Any Applicant may
submit a request as follows. Requests shall be in writing and must specify in detail the proposed facilities that the
Applicant desires to be installed as underground electric distribution facilities in lieu of overhead electric distribution
facilities. Upon receipt of a written request FPL will determine the non-refundable deposit amount necessary to secure a
binding cost estimate and notify the applicant of said amount. Where system integrity would be compromised by the
delay of a system improvement due to the time allowances specified below, said time allowances shall be reduced such
that all terms and conditions of this tariff must be met 30 days prior to the date that construction must begin to allow the
underground facility to be completed and operable to avert a system compromise.
11.2. 2 	Contribution-in- Aid-Of-Construction (CIAO
Upon the payment of a non-refundable deposit by an Applicant, FPL shall prepare a binding cost estimate specifying the
contribution-in-aid-of-construction (CIAC) required for the 	installation of the requested underground distribution
facilities in addition to any CIAC required for facilities extension, where the installation of such facilities is feasible, and
provide said estimate to the Applicant upon completion of the estimate along with an Underground Distribution Facilities
Installation Agreement The CIAC may be subject to increase or refund if the project scope is enlarged or reduced at the
request of the Applicant, or the CIAC is found to have a material error prior to the commencement of construction. The
binding cost estimate provided to an Applicant shall be considered expired if the Applicant does not enter into an
Underground Distribution Facilities Installation Agreement and pay the CIAC amount specified for the installation of the
requested underground electric distribution facilities within 180 days of delivery of the binding cost estimate to the
Applicant by FPL.
11.2.3 	Non-Refundable Deposits
The non-refundable deposit for a binding cost estimate for a direct buried cable in conduit underground electric
distribution system shall be determined by multiplying the number of proposed trench feet for new underground electric
distribution facilities to be installed by $Or7 52.8Q . The deposit must be paid to FPL to initiate the estimating process. The
deposit will not be refundable, however, it will be applied in the calculation of the CIAC required for the installation of
underground distribution facilities. The deposit and the preparation of a binding cost estimate are a prerequisite to the
execution of an Underground Distribution Facilities Installation Agreement If the request for undeiground electric
distribution facilities involves less than 250 proposed trench feet then no deposit will be required for a binding cost
estimate, provided, however, that all other requirements of this tariff shall still apply.
(Continued on SheetNo. 6.210)
Issued by: S. E. Romig. Director. Rate s and Tariff s Tiffany Cohen, VP Financial Planning and Rate Strategy
Effective: June 13, 2007

ORDER NO. PSC-2026-0265-TRF-EI 	Attachment A
DOCKET NO. 20260051-EI 	Page 13 of 20
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FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY
EighthNinth Revised Sheet No. 6.300
Cancels Seventh Eighth Revised Sheet No. 6.300
INSTALLATION OF UNDERGROUND ELECTRIC DISTRIBUTIONFACILITIES
FOR THE CONVERSION OF OVERHEAD ELECTRIC DISTRIBUTION FACILITIES
SECTION 12.1 DEFINITIONS
APPLICANT - Any person, corporation, or entity capable of complying with the requirements of this tariff that has made a written request
for underground electric distribution facilities in accordance with this tariff.
CONVERSION - Any installation of underground electric distribution facilities where the underground facilities will be substituted for
existing overhead electric distribution facilities, including relocations.
CONTRIBUTION-IN-AID-OF-CONSTRUCTION (CIAC^ -The CIAC to be paid by an Applicant under this tariff section shall be the
result of the following formula:
CIAC =
1) 	The estimated cost to install the requested underground facilities;
+ 2) The estimated cost to remove the existing overhead facilities; 3
+ 	3) The netbook value of the existing overhead facilities; a
4) The estimated cost that would be incurred to install new overhead facilities, in lieu of underground, to replace the
existing overhead facilities (the “Hypothetical Overhead Facilities”);
5) The estimated salvage value of the existing overhead facilities to be removed; a
+ 	6) The 30-year net present value of the estimated non-storm underground v. overhead operational costs differential,
7) The 30-year net present value of the estimated average Avoided Storm Restoration Costs (“ASRC”) b.
aIn calculating the Applicant’s CIAC, elements 2, 3, and 5 of the CIAC formula above are to be excluded from CIAC
due from an applicant who submits an application providing a binding notification that said applicant intends to convert
existing non-hardened overhead distribution facilities to underground distribution facilities.
b Lines 6 & 7 will be combined to calculate a per mile credit.
In addition to payment of the CIAC. if facilities are requested or required by a governmental authority that are not usual and
customary for the type of installation to be served, the Applicant shall also be responsible for payment of the incremental cost of
the requested facility in excess of the estimated cost of the Company’s standard design.
DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM - Electric service facilities consisting of primary and secondary conductors, service drops, service laterals,
conduits, transformers and necessary accessories and appurtenances for the furnishing of electric power at utilization voltage.
SERVICE FACILITIES - The entire length of conductors between the distribution source, including any conduit and or risers at a pole or
other structure or from transformers, from which only one point of service will result, and the first point of connection to the service
entrance conductors at a weather head, in a terminal, or meter box outside the building wall; the terminal or meter box; andthe meter.
(Continued on Sheet No. 6.30 1)
Issued by: Tiffany Cohen, Executiv e Dir ector, Rat e Developm ent & Strat egy VP Financial Planning and Rate Strategy
Effective: August 31j 2023

ORDER NO. PSC-2026-0265-TRF-EI 	Attachment A
DOCKET NO. 20260051-EI 	Page 14 of 20
PAGE 21
Fourth Fifth Revised Sheet No. 6.310
FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY 	Cancels Third-Fourth Revised Sheet No. 6.310
(Continued from Sheet No. 6.301)
12.2.3 	Non-Refundable Deposits
The non-refundable deposit for a binding cost estimate for conversion to a direct buried cable in conduit underground electric
distribution system shall be determined by multiplying the number of pole line feet of existing overhead electric distribution
facilities to be converted by $1.20 3.26 . The deposit must be paid to FPL to initiate the estimating process. The deposit will not
be refundable, however, 	it will be appEed in the calculation of the CIAC required for the installation of underground
distribution facilities. The deposit and the preparation of a binding cost estimate are a prerequisite to the execution of an
Underground Facilities Conversion Agreement. If the request for underground electric distribution facilities involves the
conversion of less than 250 pole line feet of existing overhead facilities, then no deposit will be required for a binding cost
estimate, provided, however, that all other requirements of this tariff shall still apply.
12.2.4 	Non-Binding Cost Estimates
Any person, corporation, or entity may request a non-binding cost estimate free of charge. The non-binding cost estimate shall
be an order of magnitude estimate to assist the requestor in determining whether to go forward with a binding cost estimate.
An Underground Facilities Conversion Agreement may not be executed on the basis of a non-binding cost estimate.
12.2.5 	Underground Facilities Conversion Agreement
Any Applicant seeking the installation of underground distribution facilities pursuant to a written request hereunder shall
execute the Underground Facilities Conversion Agreement set forth in 	this tariff at Sheet No. 9.720. The applicable
Agreement must be executed and the CIAC paid by the Applicant within 180 days of the delivery of the binding cost estimate
to the Applicant. Failure to execute the applicable Agreement and pay the CIAC specified in the Agreement within the 180
day time limit, or termination of the Agreement, shall result in the expiration of the binding cost estimate. Any subsequent
request for underground faciEties will require the payment of a new deposit and the presentation of a new binding cost
estimate. For good cause FPL may extend the 180 day 	time 	Emit. Upon 	execution of the Underground 	Facilities
Conversion Agreement, payment in full of the CIAC specified in the binding cost estimate, and compliance with the
requirements of this tariff, FPL shall proceed to convert the facilities identified in a timely manner. However, new service
extensions, maintenance and reliability projects, and service restorations shall take precedence over facilities conversions.
12.2.6 	Simultaneous Conversion of Other PoleLicensees
Before the initiation of any project to provide underground electric distribution faciEties pursuant to 	an Undeiground
Facilities Conversion Agreement the Applicant shall have executed agreements with 	all affected 	pole Ecensees 	(e.g.
telephone, cable TV, etc.) for the simultaneous conversion of those pole licensees' facilities and provide FPL with an executed
copy of the Agreement(s). Such agreements shall specifically acknowledge that the affected pole licensees will coordinate their
conversion with FPL and other licensees in a timely manner so as to not create unnecessary delays. Failure to present FPL
with executed copies of any necessary agreements with affected pole licensees within 180 days after deEvery of the binding
cost estimate to the Applicant shall result in the expiration of the binding cost estimate, the return of any CIAC paid, and the
termination of any Underground Facilities Conversion Agreement entered into between the Applicant and FPL.
12.2.7 	Easements
Before the initiation of any project to provide underground electric distribution faciEties pursuant to an 	Undeiground
Facilities Conversion Agreement the Applicant shall provide FPL, at no cost to FPL, all easements, including legal descriptions
of such easements and all survey work associated with producing legal descriptions of such easements, specified as necessary
by FPL to accommodate the requested undeiground facilities along with an opinion of title that the easements 	are valid.
Failure to provide the easements 	in the manner set forth above within 180 days after the delivery of the binding cost
estimate to the Applicant shall result in the expiration of the binding cost estimate, the return of any CIAC paid, and the
termination of any Underground Facilities Conversion Agreement entered into between the Applicant and FPL.
(Continued on Sheet No. 6.320)
Issued by: Tiffany Cohen, Senior Directon-Regulatorv-Rate s.- Go st of Serv ice and Sv stems VP Financial Planning and Rate Strategy
Effective: January-lj2022

ORDER NO. PSC-2026-0265-TRF-EI 	Attachment A
DOCKET NO. 20260051-EI 	Page 15 of 20
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FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY
Thi^ dFourth Revised Sheet No. 6.330
Cancels Second Third Revised Sheet No. 6.330
(Continued from Sheet No. 6.320)
12.2.10 Type of System Provided
An underground distribution system will be provided in accordance with FPL's current design and construction
standards. If facilities are requested or required by a governmental authority that are not consistent with FPL's current
design and construction standards, the Applicant shall also be responsible for the incremental cost of the requested facility
in excess of the estimated cost of the Company’s standard design.
12.2.11 Design and Ownership
FPL will design, install, own, and maintain the electric distribution facilities up to the designated point of delivery
except as otherwise noted The Applicant may, subject to a contractual agreement with FPL, construct and install all or
a portion of the underground distribution facilities providedthat:
a) 	such work meets FPL's construction standards;
b) FPL will own and maintain the completed distribution facilities;
c) 	the construction and installation of underground distribution facilities by the Applicant is not expected to cause the
general body of ratepayers to incur greater costs;
d) 	the Applicant agrees to pay FPL’s current applicable hourly rate for engineering personnel for all time spent for (i)
reviewing and inspecting the Applicant's work done, and (ii) developing any separate cost estimate(s) that are
either requested by the Applicant to reflect only FPL’s portion of tire work or are required by FPL to reflect both
the Applicant’s and FPL’s portions of the work pursuant to an Underground Facilities Conversion Agreement; and
e) 	the Applicant agrees to rectify any deficiencies found by FPL prior to the connection of any Customers to the
underground electric distribution system and the removal of the overhead electric distribution facilities.
12.2.12 Relocation
Where underground electric facilities are requested as part of, or for the purpose of, relocation, the requirements of this
tariff shall apply. As applicable, the Underground Facilities Conversion Agreement shall be executed as an addendum to
the relocation agreement between FPL and the Applicant. In the event of any conflict between the relocation agreement
and this 	tariff, the tariff shall control. Furthermore, where the regulations of the Federal or State Department of
Transportation (DOT) prevent pre-payment of deposits and other conversion costs, the Federal or State DOT may pay
tiie CIAC after the work has beenperformed.
Issued by: Tiffany Cohen, Senior Director. Regulatory Ratos. Co st of Service and Svstom sVP Financial Planning and Rate Strategy
Effective: January 1,2022

ORDER NO. PSC-2026-0265-TRF-EI 	Attachment A
DOCKET NO. 20260051-EI 	Page 16 of 20
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FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY
Seeond Third Revised Sheet No. 6.500
Cancels -First-Second Revised Sheet No. 6.500
SECTION 13.2 UNDERGROUND DISTRIBUTION FACILITIES TO
SMALL GENERAL SERVICE/INDUSTRIAL CUSTOMERS
13.2.1 	Application
This 	tariff section applies to 	all requests for Underground Service Facilities made by small general
service/industrial Applicants for new service as is specified below:
a) Must be a new general service/industrial installation served by transformer sizes of 100 KVA or less
for single or two phase and 300 KVA or less for three phase; and
b) Must be installed on the Applicant's property beginning at a point along the Applicant's property line
and terminating at the Company's designated point of delivery.
The application of this 	tariff 	is in addition to and supplements the Company's other rules regarding
extensions of facilities for service. An additional contribution-in-aid-of-construction may be required by
those rules for extensions or installations of facilities necessary to accommodate a request for Underground
Service Facilities made under this section.
13.2.2 	Early Notification and Coordination
In order for the Company to provide service when required, 	it is necessary that the Applicant notify the
Company during the early stages of planning projects. Close coordination is necessary throughout the planning
and construction stages by the Company, the architect, the builder, the subcontractors and the consulting
engineer to avoid delays and additional expense. Particular attention must be given to the scheduling of the
construction of paved areas and the various subgrade installations of the several utilities. Failure of the
Applicant to provide such notification and coordination shall result in the Applicant paying any additional
costs incurred by the Company as a result of said 	failure.
13.2.3 	Changes to Plans. Layout or Grade
The Applicant shall pay for any additional costs imposed on the Company by Applicant due to changes made
in the development layout or final grade subsequent to an agreement. These costs include, but are not
limited to, engineering design, administration and relocation 	expenses.
13.2.4 	Type of System Provided
The costs quoted in these rules are for underground distribution primary/secondary conductors in direct
buried conduit with above-grade appurtenances of standard Company design, excluding throwover service.
Throwover service availability and its cost are determined by the Company on an individual basis. Unless
otherwise stated, service will be provided at single or two-phase 120/240 volts or, where available, three
phase 120/208 volts or 277/480 volts. If facilities are requested or required by a governmental authority that are
not consistent with FPL's standard design, the Applicant shall also be responsible for the incremental cost of
the requested facility in excess of the estimated cost of the Company’s standard design.
13.2.5 	Design and Ownership
The Company will design, install, own and maintain the electric distribution facilities up to the designated
point of delivery except as otherwise noted. Any payment made by the Applicant under the provisions of
these Rules will not convey to the Applicant any rights of ownership or right to specify Company facilities
utilized to provide service.
(Continued on Sheet No. 6.51 0)
Issued by: Tiffany Cohen, Senior Director, Regulatory Rate s, Cost of Serv ice and Sv stem sVP Financial Planning and Rate Strategy
Effective: January 1, 2022

ORDER NO. PSC-2026-0265-TRF-EI 	Attachment A
DOCKET NO. 20260051-EI 	Page 17 of 20
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FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY
Fourth Fifth Revised Sheet No. 6.510
Cancels Thred-Fourth Revised Sheet No. 6.510
(Continued from Sheet No. 6.500)
13.2.6 	Rights of Wav and Easements
The Applicant shall record and furnish satisfactory rights of way and easements, including legal descriptions of such
easements and all survey work associated with producing legal descriptions of such easements, as required by and at no
cost to the Company prior to the Company initiating construction. Before the Company will start construction, these rights
of way and easements must be cleared by the Applicant of trees, tree stumps and other obstructions that conflict with
construction, staked to show property corners and survey control points, and graded to within six inches of final grade,
with soil stabilized. In addition, the Applicant shall provide stakes showing final grade along the easement. Such clearing
and grading must be maintained by the Applicant during construction by the utility.
13.2.7 	Contribution and Credits
The Applicant shall pay the required contribution upon receipt of written notification from the Company. No utility
construction shall commence prior to execution of the Underground Distribution Facilities Installation Agreement set forth
in Tariff Sheet Nos. 9.700, 9.701 and 9.702 and payment in full of the entire contribution. Where, by mutual agreement, the
Applicant performs any of the work normally performed by the Company, the Applicant shall receive a credit for such
work in accordance with the credit amounts contained herein, provided that the work is in accordance with Company
specifications. Such credits shall not exceed the total differential costs. Upon mutual agreement, tThe credit will either be
applied as a reduction to the Applicant’s contribution-in-aid of construction or be granted after the work has been inspected
by the Company and, in the case of Applicant-installed conduit, after the Company pulls all applicable conductors. In no
event shall the credit exceed the Applicant’s contribution-in-aid of construction.
13.2.8 	Location of Distribution Facilities
Underground distribution facilities will be located, as determined by the Company, to maximize their accessibility for
maintenance and operation. The Applicant shall provide accessible locations for meters and transformers when the design
of a general service/industrial building or its appurtenances limit perpetual accessibility for reading, testing, or making
necessary repairs and adjustments.
13.2.9 	Special Conditions
The costs quoted in these rules are based on conditions which permit employment of rapid construction techniques. The
Applicant shall be responsible for necessary additional hand digging expenses other than what is normally provided by the
Company. The Applicant is responsible for clearing, compacting, stump removal, paving, and addressing other special
conditions. Should paving, grass, landscaping or sprinkler systems be installed prior to the construction of the underground
distribution facilities, the Applicant shall pay the added costs of trenching and backfilling and be responsible for restoration
of property damaged to accommodate the installation of underground facilities.
13.2.10 	Point of Delivery
The point of delivery shall be determined by the Company, but normally will be at or near the part of the building nearest
the point at which the Company's electric supply is available to the property. When a location for a point of delivery
different from that designated by the Company is requested by the Applicant and approved by the Company, the Applicant
shall pay the estimated full cost of the primary/secondary lateral length, including labor and materials, required in excess
of that which would have been needed to reach the Company's designated point of delivery. Any redesignation requested
by the Applicant shall conform to good safety and construction practices as determined by the Company. Laterals shall be
installed, where possible, in a direct line to the point of delivery.
13.2.11 	Location of Meter and Raceway
The Applicant shall install a meter trough at the point designated by the Company and a raceway to accept the service
lateral conductors if needed. Both will be installed in accordance with the Company's specifications.
(Continued on Sheet No. 6.520)
Issued by: Tiffany Cohen. Senior-Diroctor rRcgihtorvRate s»- Go st-of-Servico and -Sv steni s-VP Financial Planning and Rate Strategy
Effective: 	Januaryl,2022

ORDER NO. PSC-2026-0265-TRF-EI 	Attachment A
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13.2.12 	Contribution by Applicant
(Continued from Sheet No. 6.5 10)
The Applicant shall pay the Company the average differential cost between installing overhead and underground distribution
facilities based on the following:
a) 	Primary lateral, riser (if from overhead termination point), pad mounted transformer and trench with cable-in-
conduit not to exceed 150 feet in radials and 300 feet in loops.
From Existing
1) Single phase radial
2) Two phase radial
3) Three phase radial (150 KVA)
4) Three phase radial (300 KVA)
5) Single phase loop
6) Two phase loop
7) Three phase loop (150 KVA)
8) Three phase loop (300 KVA)
Applicant's Contribution
Underground
T ermination
From Overhead
Termination Point
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
b) 	Secondary riser and lateral, excluding handhole or junction box, with connection to Applicant's service cables
no greater than 20 feet from Company riser pole.
1) Small single phase
2) Large single phase
3) Small three phase
4) Large three phase
$699.5 41.119.90
$1.712.31 2,606.91
$1.018.46 1,565.12
$2.125.76 3,698.05
c) 	FPL service cable installed in customer provided and customer installed 2” PVC (for main line switch 	size
limited to 60 amps for 120V, 2 wire service, or 125 amps 	for 120/240v, 3 wire 	service) where customer’s
meter can is at least 5 feet and no more than 100 feet from the FPL pole.
1) Installed on a wood pole - accessible 	locations
2) Installed on a wood pole - inaccessible locations
3) Installed on a concrete pole - accessible 	locations
120v 60 amp
2 wire service
$537.81 750.37
$617.62 859.56
S 6054 5848. 50
120/240vl25
3 wire service
$4 81.6 7735.48
$518.84 829.29
$54942833.61
d) 	Handholes and Padmounted Secondary Junction Box, excluding connections.
1) Handhole
a. Small - per handhole
b. 	Intermediate - per handhole
c. Large - per handhole
2) Pad Mounted secondary Junction Box - per box
$333.2 7520.40
$428.96 637.35
$1.338.15 1,961.28
$5.92 84 45,885.79
3) Pad Mounted secondary Junction 	Cabinet, 	used when 	electrical 	loads exceed the 	capacity of 	the
secondary junction box (above) or when the number of the service conductors exceed the capacity of the
pad mounted transformer. This charge is only applicable if the majority of the customer’s service conductor
diameter is less than 500 MCM.
Per cabinet (includes connecting up to 12 sets of 	conductor) $13.219. 4020,367.41
Tapping service conductors (if more than 12 sets) -per set 	$91.76 129.68
(Continued on Sheet No. 6.530)
FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY
Thirteenth Fourteenth Revised Sheet No. 6.520
Cancels Tw elfth Thirteenth Revised Sheet No. 6.520
Issued by: Tiffany Cohen, Executive Director. Rato Development ¿¿Strategy VP Financial Planning and Rate Strategy
Effective: Augu st3 1,2023

ORDER NO. PSC-2026-0265-TRF-EI 	Attachment A
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FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY
Thirteenth Fourteenth Revised Sheet No. 6.530
Cancels Tw elfth Thirteenth Revised Sheet No. 6.530
(Continued from Sheet No. 6.520)
e) 	Primary splice box including splices and cable pulling set-up.
1) Single Phase - per box
2) Two Phase - per box
3) Three Phase - per box
$1.963.51 2.833.22
$2.562.11 3.667.78
$2.790.06 3.983.48
f) 	Additional installation charge for underground primary laterals 	including trench and cable-in-conduit which
exceed the limits setinl3.2. 12 a).
1) Single Phase - per foot
2) Two Phase - per foot
3) Three Phase - per foot
$3r955.09
$&8 ?10.78
$7t9G10.63
g) 	Additional installation charge for underground primary laterals including trench and cable-in-conduit extended
beyond the Company designated point of delivery to a remote point of delivery.
1) Single Phase - per foot
2) Two Phase - per foot
3) Three Phase - per foot
$454 316.18
$50 ^25.17
$2274828.79
h) 	The above costs are based upon arrangements that will permit serving 	the local underground distribution system
within the general service/industrial development from overhead feeder mains. If feeder mains within the general
service/industrial development are deemed necessary by the company to provide and/or maintain adequate service
and are required by the Applicant or a governmental agency to be installed underground, the Applicant shall pay the
company the average differential cost between such underground feeder mains within the general service/industrial
development and equivalent overhead feeder mains, as follows:
Applicant’s
Contribution
Cost per foot of feeder trench within the general
service/industrial development (excluding switches)
Cost per above ground padmounted switch package
$353 235.47
$13.680.63 70.816.09
i) 	The Company will provide one standby/assistance appointment at no additional charge to the Applicant adding
new 	or 	additional load 	to 	assist with 	installation of the Applicant’s 	conductors and 	conduit(s) 	into 	a
padmounted transformer, pedestal or vault (not to exceed four hours in duration) during normal hours of operation.
Additional appointments will be provided upon request, at the Applicant’s expense.
(Continued on Sheet 6.540)
Issued by: Tiffany Cohen, Executive Director. Rate Development &Strategy -VP Financial Planning and Rate Strategy
Effective: Augu st31,2023

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Ninth -Tenth Revised Sheet No. 6.540
FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY 	Cancels Eighth -N inth Revised Sheet No. 6.540
(Continued from Sheet No. 6.530)
13.2.13 	Contribution Adjustments
a) 	Creditswill be allowed to the Applicant's contribution in Section 13.2.12. where, by mutual agreement, the
Applicant provides trenching and backfilling for the Company's facilities.
Credit to the
Applicant's
Contribution
1) 	Credit per foot of primary trench 	$4 .646.05
2) 	Credit per foot of secondary trench 	$3 ^4.80
b) 	Credits will be allowed to the Applicant's contribution in section 13.2.12. where, by mutual agreement, the
Applicant installs Company-provided conduit per Company instructions.
1) 	Credit per foot of 2" conduit 	S&S O1.04
2) 	Credit per foot of larger than 2" conduit 	$4-4 21.46
c) 	Credit will be allowed to the Applicant's contribution in Section 13.2. 12. where, by mutual agreement, the
Applicant installs a Company-provided handhole per Company instructions,
1) 	Credit per large handhole/primary splice box 	$310.50 404.89
2) 	Credit per small handhole 	$81.63 106.44
d) 	Credit will be allowed to the Applicant's contribution in Section 13.2.12. where, by mutual agreement, the
Applicant installs a Company-provided concrete pad for a pad-mounted transformer or pad-mounted capacitor
bank per Company instructions.
Credit per pad 	$8&03-104.35
e) 	Credit will be allowed to the Applicant's contribution in Section 13.2.12. where, by mutual agreement, the
Applicant installs Company-provided concrete pad for a pad-mounted feeder switch chamber per Company
instructions,
Credit per pad 	$753.84 983.00
f) 	Credit will be allowed to the Applicant's contribution in Section 13.2.12. where, by mutual agreement, the
Applicant installs Company-provided concrete pad for a feeder splice box per Company instructions,
Credit per splice box 	$886.68 1.156.22
Issued by: Tiffany Cohen, Executive Director.RatoDovoloBmont&Strategy VP Financial Planning and Rate Strategy
Effective: Augu st3 1^2023