N.M. Code R. § 17.12.810.9 - FILINGS BY WATER AND SANITATION DISTRICTS PROPOSING NEW RATES
A. A water and
sanitation district shall propose new rates by filing the rates with the New
Mexico public service commission [public regulation commission], accompanied by
an advice notice notifying the commission of the district's intent to implement
the new rates by a certain date, which may not be less than forty-five (45)
days after the filing of the advice notice, and accompanied by an affidavit
describing how the notice required by 17.12.810.10 NMAC has been given to the
district's taxpayer-electors, to which affidavit is annexed a copy of the
notice.
B. The district shall
submit with its filing:
(1) a statement of
the present rates, the proposed rates and the percentage difference between the
present and proposed rates for each customer class and the number of customers
to which the rates apply within each class;
(2) a copy of the resolution of the
district's board of directors containing the board's decision to propose new
rates; and
(3) a brief statement
explaining what has caused the need for the rate adjustment unless contained in
the board's resolution.
C. The filing shall be in accordance with
NMPSC Rule 210 [now 17.1.210 NMAC] except that NMPSC Rule 210.13(b) [now
Paragraph (2), Subsection B of 17.1.210.11 NMAC] relating to direct testimony
and NMPSC Rule 210.14 [now Subsection C of 17.1.210.11 NMAC] relating to
additional information requirements and NMPSC Rule 210.24 [now Subsection D of
17.1.210.12 NMAC] relating to filing fees thereof shall not be applicable. No
fees shall be required of water and sanitation districts when proposing new
rates in accordance with this 17.12.810.9 NMAC.
D. Failure to abide by the requirements set
forth or incorporated by reference herein shall be deemed grounds for rejection
of the filing.
E. The rates
proposed in accordance with the provisions of Subsection A above shall become
effective on the date set forth in the advice notice unless a protest is filed
under 17.12.810.11 NMAC. In case of such protest the rates shall become
effective when approved by the commission or under 17.12.810.13 NMAC below upon
dismissal of the protest. Rates which become effective by operation of law
without hearing by the commission shall not be construed to bear the approval
of the commission.
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