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Docket No. 20170179 -GU Florida City Gas 25) FCG is also seeking approval to revise its transportation service tariff to allow it to expand the allocation of its capacity costs, which currently are only passed on to FCG's sales customers through the Purchased Gas Adjustment ("PGA"). As set forth in greater detail in the testimony of FCG's witness Becker, the Company proposes to expand the allocation of these costs to include an amount to be allocated to Third Party Shippers who serve transportation customers on the Company's system. This will properly allocate a portion of these costs to non - sales customers who, to date, have shared in the benefit of capacity held by FCG without sharing in the costs. The Commission has recently considered, and approved, capacity cost allocation proposals by other Florida natural gas utilities in Dockets Nos. 20160120 -GU and 201600$5 - GU. The Company also proposes revisions to the PGA rider to maintain consistency with the proposed changes to the Transportation — Special Conditions section. 26) The Company proposes to create separate rate schedules for Residential and Commercial customers, which will allow for more accurate allocation of costs to each class of customers. The Company also proposes three standard rate schedules for Residential customers (RS -1, RS - 100 and RS -600) and to decrease the number of standard rate schedules for Commercial customers from eight to three (GS -1, GS -6K and GS -25K), which simplifies the process of classifying and administering customer accounts, and it maintains appropriate grouping of customers for cost of service allocations. In addition, FCG proposes to consolidate GS -120K and GS -250K into one GS -120K rate schedule and add two new rate schedules above the GS - 1250K consumption level: GS -11 Mand GS -25M. 27) FCG also proposes to eliminate the FOS rate schedule, as well as the LED and AFD riders. The Company proposes to close the LES and KDS rate schedules to any new accounts. The GS -I IM and GS -25M rate schedules are designed to meet the needs of future customers. 10 Page P 4-) I