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City administrator: CCN transfer with Tamina executed, pending PUC review
Summary
City administrator reported that the Certificate of Convenience and Necessity transfer agreement with the Tamina community was executed and will be submitted to the Public Utility Commission for final approval; staff said the PUC may request clarifying information but the transfer is largely complete.
City administration told council that the Certificate of Convenience and Necessity (CCN) transfer agreement with the Tamina community was executed that day and will be submitted to the Public Utility Commission (PUC) for review and final approval. Staff said the PUC could request additional documentation, such as deposit handling procedures, but characterized the execution as a major procedural hurdle that has now been cleared.
Why it matters: Executing the CCN transfer is a key step in finalizing water and sewer service arrangements for Tamina and affects utility service boundaries and obligations that will ultimately be reflected in PUC action.
Representative quote: Staff said the transfer “was a big hurdle, a big step needed to finalize that project in getting water and sewer services.”
Ending: Staff will transmit the agreement to the PUC and respond to any PUC comments as needed; council discussed next steps briefly.
