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Section 4 Specific rate recommendations for each class to become effective each year from 2021- 2024 are shown in Exhibit 4-A. Also shown on Exhibit 4-Aare the rates that were in effect in 2018. The 2018 rates are listed to provide context around the proposed rate increases. For residential and small commercial customers, the 1.5% annual increases have been generally applied equally to all rate components. This results in all customers experiencing the same percentage increase in bills, regardless of usage patterns. For commercial demand and industrial customers, summer demand rates have not been changed. A small increase in non-summer demand rates has been proposed. More of the overall increase for these customers is concentrated in the energy charges. The increases in the overall classes is the same as for residential and small commercial customers, but different customers may experience increases more or less than the average class increase based on individual usage patterns. Based on the assumptions outlined above, the resulting projected operating results with the proposed rates are summarized in Table 4-1. Exhibit 4-B contains a more detailed presentation of these results. -16- 91