(a) A utility seeking to implement a DSIC mechanism or to continue a previously-approved DSIC mechanism shall file an LTIIP. The LTIIP must include the following elements:
- (1) Identification of types and age of eligible property owned and operated by the utility for which it is seeking DSIC recovery.
- (2) An initial schedule for planned repair and replacement of eligible property.
- (3) A general description of location of eligible property.
- (4) A reasonable estimate of quantity of eligible property to be improved or repaired.
- (5) Projected annual expenditures and means to finance the expenditures.
- (6) A description of the manner in which infrastructure replacement will be accelerated and how repair, improvement or replacement will ensure and maintain adequate, efficient, safe, reliable and reasonable service to customers.
- (7) A workforce management and training program designed to ensure that the utility will have access to a qualified workforce to perform work in a cost-effective, safe and reliable manner.
- (8) A description of a utility’s outreach and coordination activities with other utilities, Department of Transportation and local governments regarding the planned maintenance/construction projects and roadways that may be impacted by the LTIIP.
- (b) The LTIIP must address only the specific property eligible for DSIC recovery.
Cross References
This section cited in 52 Pa. Code § 65.54 (relating to petitioning the Commission for a LSLR program); 52 Pa. Code § 66.34 (relating to petitioning the Commission for a DWSL program); 52 Pa. Code § 121.4 (relating to filing and Commission review procedures); and 52 Pa. Code § 121.5 (relating to modifications to and expiration of an LTIIP).