Reconciliation and Over-Funding of RSFs Sample Clauses

Reconciliation and Over-Funding of RSFs. In Docket DW 11-026, an RSF reconciliation mechanism was established wherein the Commission required PWW to maintain the target amount for the original $5,000,000 rate stabilization fund through adjustments, i.e. charges or credits, to PWW’s revenue requirement in connection with its full rate proceedings. Subsequently, with the reallocation of the original rate stabilization fund amongst PWW’s, PEU’s and now PAC’s CBRFF-RSFs, MOERR-RSFs, and DSRR-1.0-RSFs, the Settling Parties recommend the original RSF reconciliation feature in Docket DW 11-026 be retained and applied to the established targets of PAC’s three RSF accounts. The Settling Parties further agree that the addition of the MOEF will not alter that reconciliation mechanism. See Attachment C. The Settling Parties agree PAC should be required to file a full rate case in certain situations when the total amount of funds held in the CBFRR-RSF, the DSRR-1.0-RSF, and the MOERR-RSF as maintained for the benefit of PAC (Combined PAC Rate Stabilization Funds) grow to be materially greater than the target of such funds most recently established by the Commission. As such, the Settling Parties agree and recommend that the Commission require PAC to file a full rate case at any time that the average of the amounts of cash held in the Combined PAC Rate Stabilization Funds as of the last day of each month for the 13-month period ending on December 31 of each year is greater than 200% of the combined target amount for such funds as most recently established by the Commission. When the monthly reports filed by PAC indicate that this excess amount has occurred, then PAC shall file a full rate case within 6 months following the filing of such monthly report. In the next rate case, PAC understands that the parties may issue data requests seeking a comparison of the revenue requirements under the instant Agreement, and those that would have been required under the rate-making structure established in Docket DW 11-026. If a party makes such a request, XXX agrees to furnish such data to the best of its ability.
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