Current through Register Vol. 39, No. 6, September 16, 2024
(a) Application of Rule. - This rule does not
apply to the establishment of a rate or charge for a new service, nor to an
adjustment or a change of a particular rate or charge for the purpose of
eliminating inequities, preferences, or discriminations. It does apply to all
applications for or filings of a general increase in rates, fares, or charges
for revenue purposes or to increase the rate of return on investment or to
change transportation rates, fares, etc. All Class A and B electric, telephone,
natural gas, water, and sewer utilities shall file written letters of intent to
file general rate applications with the Commission thirty (30) days in advance
of any filing thereof.
(b) Contents
of Filing or Application. - The filing or application shall clearly set out the
reasons or conditions which, in the opinion of the applicant, warrant an
increase in applicant's rates, fares, or charges, whether such increase is to
be brought about by a change in rate schedules, by a change in any
classification, contract, practice, rule, regulation, or otherwise, and said
application shall contain, among other things, the following data, either
embodied in the application or attached thereto as exhibits:
(1) Present Charges. - A statement (not
necessarily in tariff form) showing the rates, fares, tolls, or other charges
presently in effect which the applicant seeks to increase.
(2) Proposed Charges. - A statement showing
the rates, fares, tolls, or other charges which the applicant seeks to place in
effect.
(3) Original Cost. - A
statement or exhibit showing the original cost of all property of the applicant
used or useful in the public service to which such proposed increased rates
relate. If the original cost of any such property cannot be accurately
determined, such facts should be stated and the best estimate of the original
cost given. In case such property consists of plants or facilities which have
been devoted to the public use by some other person, municipality, or utility,
and subsequently purchased by the applicant, the purchase price of such plants
or facilities must be shown, and also the original cost and accrued
depreciation at the time of purchase must be shown, if known.
(4) Present Fair Value. - If applicant
intends to offer proof as to the present fair value of its property, the
application shall state the nature of such proof in such form and detail as to
disclose fully the method used in obtaining such proof and the accuracy
thereof. In the preparation of such data, it is recommended that the various
property accounts be identified by the account numbers used in the Uniform
System of Accounts.
(5)
Depreciation. - The application shall show the accrued depreciation on said
property as shown on applicant's books and the rate or method used in computing
the amount charged to depreciation.
(6) Material and Supplies. - A statement
showing the cost of material and supplies which the applicant had on hand on
the closing date of the twelve months' period referred to in (8) below. If the
amount on hand is more or less than reasonably necessary for efficient and
economical operation of the business, an explanation should be made.
(7) Cash Working Capital. - A statement
showing the amount of cash working capital which the petitioner keeps on hand
and finds necessary to keep on hand for the efficient, economical operation of
the business.
(8) Operating
Experience. - A statement covering the last twelve consecutive months for which
data are available, showing
a. The gross
operating revenues received,
b. The
expenses incurred, including operating expenses, depreciation, and taxes,
and
c. The net operating income for
return on investment.
(9) Effect of Proposed Increase. - A
statement showing the applicant's estimate of
a. The additional annual gross revenue which
the proposed increase in rates and charges will produce,
b. The additional annual expenses anticipated
by reason of such additional gross revenue,
c. The net additional revenue which the
proposed increase in rates will produce, and
d. The rate of return which the applicant
estimates it will receive on the value of its property after giving effect to
the proposed increase in rates.
e.
This statement is to include the total capital structure of the utility before
and after the proposed increase. Ratios for each component of the capital
structure are to be shown with the common stockholders' equity capital and the
net income used in the rate of return on the common equity calculation clearly
identifiable.
f. Every general rate
application shall contain a one-page Summary of all proposed increases and
changes affecting customers and such Summary shall appear as Appendix
1.
g. Rescinded by NCUC Docket No.
M-100, Sub 82, 4/27/81.
(10) Balance Sheet. - The application shall
include a balance sheet and income statement for a recent representative
period.
(11) Working Papers to Be
Available. - Supporting data and working papers underlying the above exhibits
shall be made available promptly upon request in the offices of the Commission
or Public Staff in Raleigh or in an office of the public utility in North
Carolina designated by the Commission, for examination by all interested
parties.
(12) All general rate case
applications of Class A and B electric, telephone and natural gas companies,
and Class A water and sewer companies shall be accompanied by the information
specified in the following Commission forms respectively:
For Class A and B Electric Utilities:
(a) NCUC Form E-1, Rate Case Information
Report - Electric Companies For Class A and B Telephone Utilities:
(b) NCUC Form P-1, Rate Case Information
Report - Telephone Companies For Class A and B Natural Gas Utilities:
(c) NCUC Form G-1, Rate Case Information
Report - Natural Gas Companies For Class A Water and Sewer Utilities:
(d) NCUC Form W-1, Rate Case Information
Report - Water and Sewer Companies
(13) Repealed.
In the event any affected utility wishes to rely on
G.S.
62-133(c) and offer evidence
on actual changes based on circumstances and events occurring up to the time
the hearing is closed, such utility should file with any general rate
application detailed estimates of any such data and such estimates should be
expressly identified and presented in the context of the filed test year data
and, if possible, in the context of a twelve (12) month period of time ending
the last day of the month nearest and following 120 days from the date of the
application. Said period of time should contain the necessary normalizations
and annualizations of all revenues, expenses and rate base items necessary for
the Commission to properly investigate the impact of any individual
circumstance or event occurring after the test period cited by the applicant in
support of its application. Any estimate made shall be filed in sufficient
detail for review by the Commission.
(c) Supplemental Data. - The Commission shall
consider such relevant, material, and competent evidence as may be offered by
any party to the proceeding tending to show actual changes in costs, revenues,
or the cost of the public utility's property used and useful, or to be used and
useful within a reasonable time after the test period, in providing the service
rendered to the public within this State, including its construction work in
progress, which is based upon circumstances and events occurring up to the time
the hearing is closed.
Information relating to the change(s) referred to above
relied upon by the applicant shall be filed with the Commission ten (10)
working days prior to the date that the testimony of the Public Staff and other
intervenors is due to be filed to the extent said change(s) are known by the
applicant at that time.
To the extent that additional information becomes available
subsequent to ten (10) working days prior to the filing of testimony by the
Public Staff and other intervenors, such information which will be offered to
support change(s) shall be made available to the Commission and other parties
as soon as practicable. Under such circumstances the Public Staff and other
intervenors shall have the right to address said evidence through additional
direct testimony, such option to be exercised at the discretion of the Public
Staff and other intervenors.
(d) Notice of General Rate Application and
Hearing. - Within thirty (30) days from the filing of any general rate case
application by any electric, telephone, or natural gas utility, such utility
should provide public notice to its customers in newspapers having general
circulation in its service area as follows:
(Public Utility) filed a general rate application with the
North Carolina Utilities Commission on (date) requesting an increase in
additional annual revenues of approximately (Amount of proposed increase in
dollars).
The Utilities Commission will set a public hearing on the
rate application within six months from the date of filing and will require
detailed Notice to the Public regarding the proposed rates in advance of the
Hearing.
The Commission will thereafter prescribe the form of Notice
to the Public in the Order scheduling the Hearing.
(e) Parties. - To the end that those affected
by any proposed increase in rates or charges may have every opportunity to be
heard, such persons may become parties to such proceedings as provided by Rule
R1-6, or as provided by Rule R1-19, or without filing formal pleading by
entering their appearances of record at the time the cause is called for
hearing, as provided by Rule R1-23, but matters settled at prehearing
conferences or by stipulations of parties, as provided in
G.S.
62-69 will not ordinarily be set aside or
changed at the instance of those not parties of record at the time.
(f) Denial of Filing or Application for
Failure to Include Material Contents.
(1) The
Commission on its own motion or at the request of the Commission Staff, Public
Staff, or any party in interest in any general rate case shall review the
filing or application within 15 days after such filing and notify the applicant
by letter of any additional information needed to complete the filing under
Rule R1-17, and give notice to the applicant of the remedy provided by this
rule for securing such information, and give the applicant 5 days to file such
additional information in satisfaction of said letter request.
(2) If any material data or information
required by Rule R1-17 (b) is not filed with the tariff or application for rate
increase and is not secured after informal request as provided in Rule R1-17
(f)(1) above, the Commission on its own motion or on motion of the Commission
Staff, Public Staff, or motion of any party having an interest in the
proceeding made within 30 days after the filing of said tariff or application,
may order the utility to appear and show cause within a period of 20 days after
issuance of said order why said filing or application should not be denied for
failure to comply with any material provision of this rule, including the
filing of the contents of said application as prescribed under subsection (b)
above.
(3) Such order to appear and
show cause why the tariff filing or application should not be dismissed for
failure to file material contents thereof shall specify with particularity the
alleged deficiency or deficiencies in said tariff filing or
application.
(4) Any utility
company served with such a show cause order shall have the right to file all of
the data and information and exhibits alleged as deficiencies in said show
cause order at any time prior to the hearing on said show cause order or at the
hearing on said show cause order and thus satisfy the show cause order,
whereupon such show cause order shall be dismissed before or at the hearing set
thereon, and the proceeding on the tariff filing or rate application shall
proceed as in the case of a properly filed tariff or application for a general
rate increase.
(5) If the
Commission shall find after notice and hearing that the filing or application
is incomplete and does not contain material portions of the contents required
under subsection (b) necessary for complete determination of the justness and
reasonableness of the rates filed or applied for, and that the applicant has
failed to file said material data and information necessary for determination
of the justness and reasonableness of said rates after notice and opportunity
to complete said filing as provided herein, the Commission shall deny said
application or dismiss said tariff filing, without prejudice to the refiling of
said application or tariff filing with the complete contents prescribed
herein.
(6) The Commission shall
make its determination on such show cause order within ten (10) days after the
show cause hearing provided in this subsection, and shall issue an order
thereon dismissing the show cause proceeding where such deficiencies are
satisfied and continuing the investigation of the application, or dismissing
the filing or application for material and unsatisfied deficiencies therein as
provided in this subsection.
(g) Procedure for Applications Under
G.S.
62-133(f). - Repealed by
NCUC Docket No. G-100, Sub 58, 2/17/92.
(h) Procedure for Participation in
Exploration and Drilling Programs and Approval of Associated Changes in Natural
Gas Rates. - Repealed by NCUC Docket No. G-100, Sub 79, 12/02/99.
(i) Procedure for Filings under
G.S.
62-134(d). -
(1) Any public utility adopting the basic
retail rates of its wholesale electricity supplier under the provisions of
G.S.
62-134(d), including each
subsequent adoption of modified basic retail rates of its wholesale supplier,
shall within 30 days of such adoption file with the Commission a Report of
Adoption. The Report shall include the following as a minimum:
(a) A balance sheet as of a date within three
months of the date of adoption.
(b)
An income statement for the twelve months ending at the date of the balance
sheet.
(c) An estimate of the
revenues to be produced by rates that have been adopted.
(2) If the utility elects to adopt the
monthly adjustments in the retail fuel charge of its wholesale supplier, then
it must adopt decrease adjustments as well as increase adjustments. In such
event, the utility shall file with the Commission a letter notice of each such
adoption but is not required to file the Report of Adoption required under
(i)(1) above.
(3) Filings of notice
of adoption of basic rate changes under (i)(1) above shall be accompanied by
the filing fee required for applications for rate increases but a filing fee is
not required with monthly notices of adoption of adjustments to fuel
charges.
(4) A new docket number
shall be assigned to each filing under (i)(1) above. Subsequent monthly filings
under (i)(2) above shall be made in the same docket until a new basic rate
increase docket is established.
(k) Procedure for Rate Adjustments Under
G.S.
62-133.4.
(1) Purpose. The purpose of this Section (k)
of Rule R1-17 is to set forth the procedures by which local distribution
companies can file to adjust their rates pursuant to
G.S.
62-133.4. The intent of these rules is to
permit LDCs to recover 100% of their prudently incurred gas costs applicable to
North Carolina operations.
(2)
Definitions. As used in this Section (k) of Rule R1-17, the following
definitions shall apply:
(a) "LDC" shall mean
local distribution company.
(b)
"Gas Costs" shall mean the total delivered cost of gas paid or to be paid to
Suppliers, including, but not limited to, all commodity/gas charges, all
direct, transaction-related costs arising from an LDC's prudent efforts to
stabilize or hedge commodity gas costs, demand charges, peaking charges,
surcharges, emergency gas purchases, over-run charges, capacity charges,
standby charges, reservation fees, gas inventory charges, minimum bill charges,
minimum take charges, take-or-pay charges, storage charges, service fees and
transportation charges, and other similar charges in connection with the
purchase, storage or transportation of gas for the LDC's system
supply.
(c) "Suppliers" shall mean
any person or entity, including affiliates of the LDC, who locates, produces,
purchases, sells, stores and/or transports natural gas or its equivalent for or
on behalf of an LDC, or who provides hedging tools, including, but not limited
to financial tools, designed to stabilize the LDC's commodity prices. Suppliers
may include, but not be limited to, interstate pipeline transmission companies,
producers, brokers, marketers, associations, intrastate pipeline transmission
companies, joint ventures, providers of Liquified Natural Gas, Liquified
Petroleum Gas, Synthetic Natural Gas and other hydrocarbons used as feed stock,
other LDCs and end-users.
(d)
"Benchmark Commodity Gas Costs" shall mean an LDC's estimate of the City Gate
Delivered Gas Costs for long-term gas supplies, excluding Demand Charges and
Storage Charges as approved in the LDC's last general rate case or gas cost
adjustment proceeding. The Benchmark Commodity Gas Costs may be amended from
time to time as provided in Section (k)(3)(a).
(e) "City Gate Delivered Gas Costs" shall
mean the total delivered Gas Costs to an LDC at its city gate.
(f) "Commodity and Other Charges" shall mean
all Gas Costs other than Demand Charges and Storage Charges and any other gas
costs determined by the Commission to be properly recoverable from sales
customers.
(g) "Demand Charges and
Storage Charges" shall mean all Gas Costs which are not based on the volume of
gas actually purchased or transported by an LDC and any other gas costs
determined by the Commission to be properly recoverable from
customers.
(3) Rate
Adjustments Under these Procedures.
(a) Sales
Rates. In the event an LDC anticipates a change in its City Gate Delivered Gas
Costs, the LDC may apply and file revised tariffs in order to increase or
decrease its rates to its customers as hereinafter provided. The Commission may
issue an order allowing the rate change to become effective simultaneously with
the effective date of the change or at any other time ordered by the
Commission. If the Commission has not issued an order within 120 days after the
application, the LDC may place the requested rate adjustment into effect. Any
rate adjustment under this Section (k)(3)(a) is subject to review under Section
(k)(6).
(i) Demand Charges and Storage
Charges. Whenever an LDC anticipates a change in the Demand Charges and Storage
Charges, the LDC may (as hereinabove provided) change its rates to customers
under all rate schedules by an amount computed as follows:
[(Total Anticipated Demand Charges and Storage Charges -
Prior Demand Charges and Storage Charges) X NC Portion*]/ Sales &
Transportation Volumes* = Increase (Decrease) Per Unit
*Established by the Commission in the last general rate
case.
(ii) Commodity and
Other Charges. Whenever the LDC's estimate of its Benchmark Commodity Gas Costs
changes, an LDC may (as hereinabove provided) change the rates to its customers
purchasing gas under all of its sales rate schedules by an amount computed as
follows:
{[Volumes of gas purchased* (excluding Company Use and
Unaccounted For) X (New Benchmark Commodity Gas Costs - Old Benchmark Commodity
Gas Costs)] X NC Portion*}/ {Volumes of gas purchased for System Supply*
(excluding Company Use and Unaccounted For)* X NC Portion*}= Increase
(Decrease) Per Unit
*Established by the Commission in the last general rate
case
(b)
Transportation Rate. Firm and/or interruptible transportation rates shall be
computed on a per unit basis by subtracting the per unit Commodity and Other
Charges included in the applicable firm or interruptible sales rate schedule
from the applicable firm or interruptible rate schedule exclusive of any
decrements or increments. Commodity deferred account increments or decrements
shall not apply to transportation rates unless the Commission specifically
directs otherwise. Demand and storage increments or decrements shall apply to
transportation rates.
(c) Other
Changes in Purchased Gas Costs. The intent of these procedures is to permit an
LDC to recover its actual prudently incurred Gas Costs. If any other Gas Costs
are incurred, they will be handled as in Section (3)(a)(i) if they are similar
to Demand Charges and Storage Charges, or as in Section (3)(a)(ii) if they are
similar to Commodity and Other Charges.
(4) True-up of Gas Costs.
(a) Demand Charges and Storage Charges. On a
monthly basis, each LDC shall determine the difference between (a) Demand
Charges and Storage Charges billed to its customers in accordance with the
Commission-approved allocation of such costs to the LDC's various rate
schedules and (b) the LDC's actual Demand Charges and Storage Charges. This
difference shall be recorded in the LDC's deferred account for demand and
storage charges. Increments and decrements for this deferred account, including
the portion of the Commodity and Other Charges true-up calculated under Section
(4)(b) and apportioned to this deferred account, flow to all sales and
transportation rate schedules. Where applicable, the percentage allocation to
North Carolina shall be the percentage established in the last general rate
case.
(b) Commodity and Other
Charges. On a monthly basis, each LDC shall determine with respect to gas sold
(including company use and unaccounted for) during the month the difference
between (a) the actual Commodity and Other Charges incurred and (b) the actual
Commodity and Other Charges billed to customers. This difference shall be
apportioned each month to the LDC's deferred account for commodity and other
charges based on the ratio of volumes sold to the volumes purchased for that
month. The residual portion of the difference not apportioned to the LDC's
deferred account for commodity and other charges shall be apportioned each
month to the LDC's deferred account for Demand Charges and Storage Charges.
Increments and decrements for Commodity and Other Charges flow to all sales
rate schedules.
(c)
Repealed.
(d) Supplier Refunds and
Direct Bills. In the event an LDC receives supplier refunds or direct bills
with respect to gas previously purchased, the amount of such supplier refunds
or direct bills will be recorded in the appropriate deferred account, unless
directed otherwise by the Commission.
(5) Other.
(a) Gas Costs changes not tracked
concurrently shall be recorded in each LDC's appropriate deferred
account.
(b) The Commodity and
Other Charges portion of gas inventories shall be recorded at actual cost and
the difference in that cost and the cost last approved under Section
(k)(3)(a)(ii) shall be recorded in the deferred account when the gas is
withdrawn from inventory.
(c) Each
LDC shall file with the Commission (with a copy to the Public Staff) a complete
monthly accounting of the computations under these procedures, including all
supporting workpapers, journal entries, etc., within 45 days after the end of
each monthly reporting period. All such computations shall be deemed to be in
compliance with these procedures unless within 60 days of such filing the
Commission or the Public Staff notifies the LDC that the computations may not
be in compliance; provided, however, that if the Commission or the Public Staff
requests additional information reasonably required to evaluate such filing,
the running of the 60 day period will be suspended for the number of days taken
by the LDC to provide the additional information.
(d) Periodically, an LDC may file to adjust
its rates to refund or collect balances in these deferred accounts through
decrements or increments to current rates. In filing for an increment or
decrement, the LDC shall state the amount in the deferred account, the time
period during which the increment or decrement is expected to be in effect, the
rate classes to which the increment or decrement is to apply, and the level of
volumes estimated to be delivered to those classes. Any such increments or
decrements shall be made on a flat per dekatherm basis for all affected rate
classes, unless otherwise ordered by the Commission.
(e) Notwithstanding the provisions of this
Rule, an LDC may offset negotiated losses in any manner authorized by the
Commission.
(6) Annual
Review.
(a) Annual Test Periods and Filing
Dates. Each LDC shall file and submit to the Commission the information
required in Section (k)(6)(c) for an historical 12-month test period. This
information shall be filed by Toccoa Natural Gas on or before September 1 of
each year based on a test period ended June 30. This information shall be filed
by Frontier Natural Gas, LLC, on or before December 1 of each year based on a
test period ended September 30. This information shall be filed by Piedmont
Natural Gas Company, Inc., on or before August 1 of each year based on a test
period ended May 31. This information shall be filed by Public Service Company
of North Carolina, Inc., on or before June 1 of each year based on a test
period ended March 31.
(b) Public
Hearings. The Commission shall schedule an annual public hearing pursuant to
G.S.
62-133.4(c) in order to
compare each LDC's prudently incurred Gas Costs with Gas Costs recovered from
all its customers that it served during the test period. The public hearing for
Toccoa Natural Gas shall be on the first Wednesday of November. The public
hearing for Frontier Natural Gas, LLC, shall be on the first Tuesday of March.
The public hearing for Piedmont Natural Gas Company, Inc., shall be on the
first Tuesday of October. The public hearing for Public Service Company of
North Carolina, Inc., shall be on the second Tuesday of August. The Commission,
on its own motion or the motion of any interested party, may change the date
for the public hearing and/or consolidate the hearing required by this section
with any other docket(s) pending before the Commission with respect to the
affected LDC.
(c) Information
Required in Annual Filings. Each LDC shall file information and data showing
the LDC's actual gas costs, volumes of purchased gas, weather-normalized sales
volumes, sales volumes, negotiated sales volumes and transportation volumes and
such other information as may be directed by the Commission. All such
information and data shall be accompanied by workpapers and direct testimony
and exhibits of witnesses supporting the information.
(d) Notice of Hearings. Each LDC shall
publish a notice for two (2) successive weeks in a newspaper or newspapers
having general circulation in its service area, normally beginning at least 30
days prior to the hearing, notifying the public of the hearing before the
Commission pursuant to
G.S.
62-133.4 and setting forth the time and place
of the hearing.
(e) Petitions to
Intervene. Persons having an interest in any hearing held under the provisions
of this Section (k) may file a petition to intervene setting forth such
interest at least 15 days prior to the date of the hearing. Petitions to
intervene filed less than 15 days prior to the date of the hearing may be
allowed in the discretion of the Commission for good cause shown.
(f) Filing of Testimony and Exhibits by the
Public Staff and Intervenors. The Public Staff and other intervenors shall file
direct testimony and exhibits of witnesses at least 15 days prior to the
hearing date. If a petition to intervene is filed less than 15 days prior to
the hearing date, it shall be accompanied by any direct testimony and exhibits
of witnesses the intervenor intends to offer at the hearing.
(g) Filing of Rebuttal Testimony. An LDC may
file rebuttal testimony and exhibits within 10 days of the actual receipt of
the testimony of the party to whom the rebuttal testimony is addressed.
NCUC Docket No. M-100,
Sub 29, 5/6/70; NCUC Docket No. M-100, Sub 29, 8/11/70; NCUC Docket No. G-100,
Sub 14, 10/15/71; NCUC Docket No. M-100, Sub 46, 12/15/71; NCUC Docket No.
G-100, Sub 22, 6/26/75; NCUC Docket No. M-100, Sub 58, 7/18/75; NCUC Docket No.
M-100, Sub 64, 10/28/75; NCUC Docket No. M-100, Sub 58, 2/3/76; NCUC Docket No.
M-100, Sub 58, 8/4/77; NCUC Docket No. M-100, Sub 73, 9/12/77; NCUC Docket No.
E-100, Sub 31, 10/4/77; NCUC Docket No. M-100, Sub 75, 10/27/77; NCUC Docket
No. G-100, Sub 22, 8/1/77; NCUC Docket No. M-100, Sub 82, 1/23/79; NCUC Docket
No. G-100, Sub 22, 8/8/79; NCUC Docket No. G-100, Sub 40, 8/19/80; NCUC Docket
No. M-100, Sub 82, 4/27/81; NCUC Docket No. M-100, Sub 88, 2/17/82; NCUC Docket
No. G-100, Sub 40, 9/8/82; NCUC Docket No. M-100, Sub 90, 9/14/83; NCUC Docket
No. M-100, Sub 101, 3/23/84; NCUC Docket No. M-100, Sub 90, 8/25/87; NCUC
Docket No. W-100, Sub 12, 5/14/91; NCUC Docket No. G-100, Sub 22, 6/19/91; NCUC
Docket No. W-100, Sub 12, 9/4/91; NCUC Docket No. G-100, Sub 58, 2/17/92; NCUC
Docket No. G-100, Sub 58, 4/9/92; NCUC Docket No. W-100, Sub 12, 2/22/94; NCUC
Docket No. G-100, Sub 58, 7/12/94; NCUC Docket No. W-100, Sub 12, 7/14/94; NCUC
Docket No. T-100, Sub 32, 8/23/95; NCUC Docket No. W-100, Sub 12, 3/13/96; NCUC
Docket No. G-100, Sub 74, 12/4/97; NCUC Docket No. G-100, Sub 78, 06/30/99;
NCUC Docket No. M-100, Sub 128, 10/27/99; NCUC Docket No. G-100, Sub 58,
4/18/00; NCUC Docket No. G-100, Sub 58, 10/02/01; NCUC Docket No. G-100, Sub
79, 10/28/03; NCUC Docket No. G-100, Sub 84, 02/11/04; NCUC Docket No. G-100,
Sub 87, 07/08/09; NCUC Docket No. G-100, Sub 87, 07/17/09; NCUC Docket No.
M-100, Sub 140, 12/03/13; NCUC Docket No. W-100, Sub 58,
03/26/19.
