173 Conn. 340 | Conn. | 1977
In the above-captioned matters, it is ordered that the following “Agreement as to Judgment,” dated June 28, 1977, be entered as the judgment of this court:
Agreement as to Judgment
The parties to the above-captioned appeals hereby agree that judgment may be rendered as follows:
1. The judgments rendered by the Court of Common Pleas in Hartford County (Bieluch, J.) on March 31, 1976, are hereby modified so as not to require any action on remand by the public utilities control authority (PUCA) and to conform with a distribution of refunds by the defendant companies to their ratepayers, a payment to the Connecticut fuel bank and a payment of expenses in the aggregate amount of $5,980,000, which distribution and payment shall be as follows:
a. Street and Security Lighting. Of the $5,980,000, the amount of $3,200,000 is to be refunded to street and security lighting customers by the defendant companies, with $1,598,000 alio-
b. Refunds to Non-Street and Security Lighting Customers. Of the $5,980,000, the amount of $2,195,000 is to be refunded by the defendant companies to all retail customers other than those customers receiving a refund pursuant to subpara-graph (a). The amount of the refund applicable to each CL&P and HELCO retail electric or gas customer will be determined by dividing the total dollars of such refund ($2,195,000) by the sum of (i) the total number of retail customers of both CL&P and HELCO who were connected to their respective lines on March 31, 1977, and (ii) the total number of former retail customers of CL&P and HELCO who have provided their forwarding addresses by April 15, 1977, to the defendant companies or to the consumer counsel and who were connected to
c. Reimbursement of Expenses. Of the $5,980,000, the amount of $495,000 is to be paid to the City of Hartford for the purpose of reimbursing it for its expenses incurred in contesting the 1974 and 1976 retail rate proceedings. The balance of the $495,000 which is not so expended, and not used by the city to reimburse itself for other expenses in connection with the litigation, shall be used within the general fund of the city.
d. Payment to fuel bank. The defendant companies will pay the sum of $90,000, representing the balance of the $5,980,000, into the state of Connecticut fuel bank.
e. Distribution and payment shall be as more fully described in a “Stipulation of Compromise and Settlement” dated May 12, 1977, as amended and on file with the clerk of this court.
2. The distributions and payments recited in paragraph 1 hereof are complete satisfaction of the judgments of March 31, 1976, and any judicial or administrative order or decision arising therefrom.
4. The findings and judgments of March 31, 1976, relating to late payment charges, are hereby modified accordingly.
5. No taxable costs are allowed.