Fla. Admin. Code Ann. R. 25-30.035 - Application for Original Certificate of Authorization Following Rescission of Jurisdiction by a County
(1) Each
applicant for an original certificate of authorization following rescission of
jurisdiction by a county under the provisions of Section
367.171, F.S., (commonly known
as the grandfather provision), shall file with the Commission Clerk one
original of the information set forth in subsections (2) through (16) below.
Form PSC 1003 (12/15), entitled "Application for Original Certificate of
Authorization Following Rescission of Jurisdiction by a County (Grandfather
Certificate), " which is incorporated by reference in this rule and is
available at
http://www.flrules.org/Gateway/reference.asp?No=Ref-06240,
is an example application that may be completed by the applicant and filed with
the Office of Commission Clerk to comply with this subsection. This form may
also be obtained from the Commission's website,
www.floridapsc.com;
(2) A filing fee pursuant to paragraph
25-30.020(2)(d),
F.A.C.;
(3) The utility's name,
address, telephone number, Federal Employer Identification Number, authorized
representative, and, if available, email address and fax number;
(4) The nature of the utility's business
organization, i.e., corporation, limited liability company, partnership,
limited partnership, sole proprietorship, or association. The applicant must
provide documentation from the Florida Department of State, Division of
Corporations, showing:
(a) The utility's
business name and registration/document number for the business, unless
operating as a sole proprietor; and,
(b) The utility's fictitious name and
registration number for the fictitious name, if operating under a fictitious
name;
(5) The name(s),
address(es), and percentage of ownership of each entity or person which owns or
will own more than a 5 percent interest in the utility;
(6) A statement indicating whether the
application is for water, wastewater, or both. If the applicant is applying for
water or wastewater only, the statement shall include how the other service is
provided;
(7) The date the utility
was established;
(8) A description
of the types of customers served, i.e., single family homes, mobile homes,
duplexes, golf course clubhouse, or commercial;
(9) A schedule showing the number of
customers currently served, by class and meter size, as well as the number of
customers projected to be served when the requested service territory is fully
developed;
(10) A legal description
of the proposed service area in the format prescribed in Rule
25-30.029, F.A.C. The utility
must provide documentation of the territory the utility was serving, or was
authorized to serve, from the county which had jurisdiction over the utility on
the day Chapter 367, F.S., became applicable to the utility;
(11) Documentation of the utility's right to
access and continued use of the land upon which the utility treatment
facilities are located. Documentation of continued use shall be in the form of
a recorded warranty deed, recorded quit claim deed accompanied by title
insurance, recorded lease such as a 99-year lease, or recorded easement. The
applicant may submit an unrecorded copy of the instrument granting the
utility's right to access and continued use of the land upon which the utility
treatment facilities are or will be located, provided the applicant files a
recorded copy within the time required in the order granting the
certificate;
(12) Documentation, or
if no documentation exists, a statement, specifying on what date and under what
authority the current rates and charges were established;
(13) A tariff containing all rates,
classifications, charges, rules, and regulations, which shall be consistent
with Chapter 25-9, F.A.C. Form PSC 1010 (12/15), entitled "Water Tariff" and
Form PSC 1011 (12/15), entitled "Wastewater Tariff, " which are incorporated by
reference in Rule 25-30.033, F.A.C., are example
tariffs that may be completed by the applicant and included in the application.
These forms may also be obtained from the Commission's website,
www.floridapsc.com;
(14) A detailed system map showing the
existing and proposed lines and treatment facilities, with the territory
proposed to be served plotted thereon, consistent with the legal description
provided in subsection (10) above. Any territory not served at the time of the
application shall be specifically identified. The map shall be of sufficient
scale and detail to enable correlation with the description of the territory to
be served;
(15) An official county
tax assessment map, or other map showing township, range, and section with a
scale such as 1'' = 200' or 1'' = 400', with the proposed territory plotted
thereon, consistent with the legal description provided in subsection (10)
above; and,
(16) A copy of all
current permits issued by the Department of Environmental Protection and water
management district.
Notes
Rulemaking Authority 350.127(2), 367.121, 367.1213 FS. Law Implemented 367.1213, 367.171 FS.
New 7-21-65, Amended 1-7-69, 2-3-70, 3-6-71, 9-12-74, 3-26-81, Formerly 25-10.02, 25-10.002, Amended 11-10-86, 1-27-91, 11-30-93, 1-4-16.
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