Alaska garbage utilities could seek approval to adjust rates through simplified filings, under rules requiring public notice and a meaningful chance for customers to comment.
Garbage utilities could apply for permission to adjust rates over time through a simplified filing process. Alaska’s utility regulator would approve applications that meet its rules.
Customers would get public notice and a meaningful chance to comment on garbage utilities’ rate filings under rules Alaska’s utility regulator would adopt.
The Regulatory Commission of Alaska would set rules for simplified rate filings by garbage utilities. This would cover utilities paid to collect and dispose of garbage or other waste for the public. The rules would limit the range of rate adjustments. The commission would have to approve applications that meet its rules. The commission could review the process, withdraw permission to use it, or require rate changes to correct an error. If enacted, the bill would take effect immediately.
The Regulatory Commission of Alaska would adopt notice and comment rules specifically for garbage utilities. The requirement would cover rate filings by utilities paid to collect and dispose of garbage or other waste for the public. The rules would require sufficient public notice and a meaningful chance for customers to comment. If enacted, the bill would take effect immediately.
No hearings or votes scheduled.