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Highland Water rate increase hearing ends with no public comment
Summary
A commission hearing on Highland Water Company Incorporated's rate-increase application (Docket 24-010-01) was opened by Michael Hammer, the commission's designated presiding officer; no stakeholders appeared and the presiding officer adjourned the session. The transcript does not specify the commission's formal name.
Michael Hammer, the commission's designated presiding officer, opened a hearing on Highland Water Company Incorporated's application for a rate increase, identifying the matter as commission docket number 24-010-01. "My name is Michael Hammer, and I'm the commission's designated presiding officer," he said.
The presiding officer noted there was no court reporter on the call but that the session "is being recorded for later transcription." He asked whether anyone on the line was not a party to the case — specifically, "anyone who isn't from the company or from the division of public utilities" — and clarified he was referring to stakeholders or customers. The transcript records no public attendees responding to that inquiry.
Hammer reminded participants that the hearing notice stated the session would remain open until 5:30 p.m. to accommodate schedules and said he would return at 5:30 p.m. to close the meeting if needed. Later in the call he observed, "At least for those of us who are left, we've had no stakeholders appear for comment," and, with no further business from the division, proceeded to adjourn the hearing. The transcript does not provide the commission's full formal name.
No motions, votes, witness testimony, or public comments were recorded during the segment provided. The docket number announced on the record was 24-010-01; no dates for future action or rescheduling were specified in the transcript.
