RELAC Rate Case no. PUE-2009-00129
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The RELAC case has not been heard yet but an interim rate increase was granted by VA to effect customers beginning with the 2010 season. Notification was sent to all customers in January detailing the rate increase. Should RELAC lose their case, they will be required to reimburse customers for the rate increase.
Fairfax County staff working on the case:
Marilyn McHugh, Assistant County Attorney
Steve Sinclair, Chief, Public Utilities Branch, Department of Cable and Consumer Services, 703-324-5955
Susan Hafeli, Utilities Analyst, Public Utilities Branch, Department of Cable and Consumer Services
Important dates coming up...
April 8
RELAC rebuttal deadline to answer concerns already addressed to them by Fairfax County.
April 13
Deadline for all written comments to be submitted. Online Submission Link Case #PUE-2009-00129
April 20
Initial hearing in Richmond, VA. RELAC will be make statements and be cross examined... Public statements welcome.
May 3
Public hearing at Fairfax County Government Center, Conference rooms 2 & 3 at 7pm. Public statements welcome.
Suggestion-Portable Room Air Conditioner
ReplyDeleteSeveral years ago I bought a Maytag portable room air conditioner (perfectly legal) from Home Depot which stands in the bedroom. There is a small hose that goes out the window to expel hot air. One does have to empty a tank daily. It is a little noisy being inside the room, but is a great supplement for RELAC on very hot days or works well on hot days before and after the RELAC season. It does not cool as well as a window unit, but does not use much power. Can be used as a window fan also. Something to consider.. jim livingood