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! 'I I 1'1 I I I' r ~ 1 ~ i> " , 3GiJ OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE .. 17 The rates for firm and secondary energy at Hoover Dam, which are adj listed each year to reflect variations i1;l cost, have been as follows: . RATE IN MILLS OPERATING P!':R KWHR YEAR FIRM SECONDARY 1937-1938 ..----"--..------ . 1.163 0,340 1938-1939 m 1.163 0,340 1939-1940 1.163 0,340 1940-1941 ......----.. 1,163 0,340 1941-1942 1.163 0,340 1942-1943 1.172 0,346 1943-1944 -----.. ...------ 1.190 0,357 1944-1945 .....------._--- 1,254 0.398 1945-1946 ---. ..------ 1.244 0.392 1946-1947 1,220 0.376 1947-1948 __ 1,277 0.413 1948-1949 .. 1.343 0.455 1949-1950 -- -...------....---_.- 1,298 0,426 1950-1951 --..----------- 1.314 0.436 The District cooperates with the power utilities of the area through its membership in the Pacific Southwest Power Inter- change Committee, a voluntary organization comprised of repre- sentatives of the Department of Water and Power of the City of Los_ Angeles, the cities of Pasadena, Glendale and Burbank, the U. S. BlIreau of Reclamation, Imperial Irrigation District, the Pacific Gas and Electric Company, Southern California Edison Company, Califomia Electric Power Company, San Diego Gas and Electric Company, and the Arizona power organizations, both pub- lic and private. Representatives of the California Public Utilities Commis"ion also attend the meetings of the committee. An agreement is in effect between al10ttees of Hoover Dam energy for continuing until May 31, 1951 the power supply to the Nevada systems near the City of Las Vegas, through facilities at Hoover Dam assigned to the lIse of the District. In the apportionment of generating costs, power delivered under this contract is considered to be a part of the Edison Company's load, A similar contract exists for supplying power to Boulder City, Nevada.