(1) Following a filing of a request for approval of a Resource decision:
- (a) At a scheduling conference, the Commission will set an intervention deadline and schedule the time for conducting a public hearing on the request. The Commission will issue a Scheduling Order subsequent to the scheduling conference.
- (b) The Commission will issue a protective order, to facilitate access to and exchange of information which is claimed to be confidential or of a proprietary nature.
- (c) Discovery may commence. Responses to discovery requests shall be made within 21 calendar days after receipt, or as otherwise agreed between the parties or ordered by the Commission.
- (d) Delivery of documents may be made by electronic means (e.g., email, disk, facsimile), instead of paper versions, as agreed by the parties or as ordered by the Commission.
- (2) The Energy utility shall maintain a complete record of all materials submitted to the Commission and all materials submitted in response to discovery requests during a Resource decision process for 10 years from the date of the Commission's final order in a Resource decision proceeding. A party to a proceeding may petition the Commission to require specified additional materials to be maintained for a specified period.
KEY: resource decision, energy utility, filing requirements
Date of Last Change: March 19, 2007
Notice of Continuation: January 27, 2022
Authorizing, and Implemented or Interpreted Law: 54-17-100 et seq.