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    Letter to The Editor: 2 New Challenges to APS

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    logo_lettereditorInformation & Perspective by Warren Woodward
    December 27, 2017

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    In addition to my appeals of the Arizona Corporation Commission’s decision in the APS rate case, there are now two more challenges to APS. 

    Last week at the ACC’s rate case docket, Intervenor Richard Gayer filed a Motion to Compel APS to comply with the ACC’s decision. Gayer’s Motion rightfully claims that the ACC’s decision did not grant APS the right to double bill for meter reading. Right now, APS is billing customers who refuse “smart” meters a meter reading fee of $2.30 per month as well as an additional meter reading fee of $5 per month for having to read a “non-smart” meter. Read More→

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