URC Law definition

URC Law means The Utility Regulation and Competition Law (2016), or its equivalent; and,
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URC Law means the Utilities Regulation and Competition Law, (2019 Revision) and subsequent amendments thereto.
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Examples of URC Law in a sentence

  • If a respondent chooses to file any information in confidence with OfReg, it should, at the time of making its filing, also file redacted versions for the public record along with the reasons for each confidentiality claim and the other requirements for confidentiality claims as specified in section 107 of the URC Law.

  • The Collector shall allocate the revenues received from such PILOTs (whether received under this Section or any other provision of this Agreement) among applicable taxing authorities in accordance with Section 353.110.4 of the URC Law.

  • The Office has several principal functions under the URC Law, including the promotion of innovation and facilitating economic and national development.

  • Section 6(2)(d) states that the Office, in performing its functions and exercising its powers under the URC Law or any other Law, may “make administrative determinations, decisions, orders and regulations”.

  • Part 3 and Part 4 of the URC Law address oversight while Part 6 defines the financial reporting and accountability provisions for the Office.

  • The Corporation shall, in order to eliminate the conditions that have caused the Redevelopment Area to become “blighted” within the meaning of the URC Law, but subject to the terms and conditions of this Agreement, (a) acquire all property within the Redevelopment Area in one or more phases and (b) develop and construct the Redevelopment Project in one or more phases in accordance with the Site Plan, the Redevelopment Plan and all applicable federal, state and local laws, rules, regulations and ordinances.

  • A copy of the URC Law is available at http://www.ofreg.ky/legislation- regulation.

  • Section 6(3) provides that “…the Office has the power to carry on any activity which appears to it to be requisite, advantageous or convenient for or in connection with the performance of its functions or the exercise of its under powers” under the URC Law or any other Law.

  • The CEO responded that the URC Law states that the contracts are for three (3) years, and that he was acting on the advice of the General Counsel in relation to the extension of the contracts.

  • After examination the aquarist determined that because of the way the shell was healing the air trapped could not be removed without disturbing the turtle’s internal organs [16].


More Definitions of URC Law

URC Law means the Utility regulation and Competition Law (2016 Revision)
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