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Notice: 23607004

Notice of Proposed Rule

Department:

PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION

Chapter:

ELECTRIC SERVICE BY ELECTRIC PUBLIC UTILITIES

Overview

RULE:

25-6.047	Constant Current Standards (Repealed)
25-6.054	Laboratory Standards
25-6.074	Applicability
25-6.081	Construction Practices (Repealed)
25-6.082	Records and Reports (Repealed)
25-6.104	Unauthorized Use of Energy

PURPOSE:

Rules 25-6.047, 25-6.081, and 25-6.082, F.A.C., are repealed as obsolete and unnecessary to implement the Commission’s authority.  Rule 25-6.054 is amended to add specificity to the rule, which gives clarity and guidance to utilities. Rule 25-6.074 concerning residential electric underground extensions is amended to repeal language that is obsolete and unnecessary to implement the Commission’s authority.  Rule 25-6.104 is amended to identify factors that may be used by utilities in determining an estimate of the energy used for purposes of billing customers in the event of unauthorized or fraudulent use or meter tampering, which gives clarity and guidance to the utility and its customers.
Docket No. 20200186-EU

SUMMARY:

Rules 25-6.047, 25-6.081, and 25-6.082 are repealed as obsolete and unnecessary. Rule 25-6.054 identifies a specific period of time that certain records must be maintained by electric utilities.  Rule 25-6.074 concerning residential electric underground extensions deletes language that is obsolete and unnecessary to implementation of the Commission’s authority.  Rule 25-6.104 is amended to identify factors that may be used by utilities in determining a reasonable estimate of the energy used for purposes of billing customers in the event of unauthorized or fraudulent use or meter tampering.

RULEMAKING AUTHORITY:

350.127(2), 366.04(2)(f), 366.05(1) FS

LAW:

350.115, 366.03, 366.04(2)(a), (c), (f), (5), 366.05(1), (3) FS

PRINT PUBLISH DATE:

9/3/2020 Vol. 46/173

COMMENTS:

From 9/3/2020 To 9/24/2020 (21 Days)
The public comment period for this notice has already expired.

REFERENCE MATERIALS:

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