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Cal Water says city’s requested profit-and-loss statements provided; CPUC rate decision months away, assistance programs available
Summary
Cal Water told the Marysville City Council it has provided profit-and-loss statements and an infrastructure fact sheet requested by the city and reminded residents the California Public Utilities Commission rate decision is likely six to 12 months away; the company also outlined customer-assistance options and a March 3 workshop for developers.
Shannon McGovern, a Cal Water representative, updated the Marysville City Council during public forum that the utility has provided the profit-and-loss statements and an infrastructure improvement plan the council had requested related to Cal Water’s pending General Rate Case filing with the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC).
McGovern said the CPUC is expected to be at least six to 12 months from a proposed decision on…
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