3 AAC 48.474 - Protests and settlements
(a) A person may
protest a simplified pipeline tariff under
3
AAC 48.130. Upon the filing of a protest, or upon the
commission's own motion, the commission will open a docket and appoint a
settlement judge who shall
(1) convene a
settlement meeting with the parties within 10 days of the initial order opening
the docket;
(2) work with the
parties to resolve the disputed issues within 60 days of the initial order
opening the docket by assisting the parties in reaching an agreement to
withdraw the protest and to move the commission to close the docket under
3
AAC 48.090(d) (2); and
(3) if the settlement process does not
resolve all issues, file a report within 10 days of the conclusion of the
settlement process identifying to the commission each issue that remains
unresolved.
(b) If a
docket is opened under (a) of this section, proposed simplified pipeline tariff
rules or rates take effect 121 days after their filing unless suspended or
otherwise ordered by the commission.
(c) If the settlement process does not
resolve all issues, the commission may suspend the tariff filing and order
additional proceedings and filings as required by AS 42.04 and AS
42.06.
(d) The commission will
assign an administrative law judge other than the assigned settlement judge to
preside over any proceeding required under (c) of this section.
Notes
Authority:AS 42.04.070
AS 42.04.080
AS 42.06.055
AS 42.06.140
AS 42.06.350
AS 42.06.400
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