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Council approves resolution to intervene in AEP Texas Rider case
Summary
Clarendon City Council voted to intervene in AEP Texas Inc.'s application to amend its Rider Mobile Temporary Emergency Electric Energy Facilities, authorizing cooperation with other cities and hiring Lloyd Gosselink to represent municipal interests and seek reimbursement of rate-case expenses.
The Clarendon City Council on May 14 adopted a resolution authorizing intervention in AEP Texas Inc.'s application to amend its Rider Mobile Temporary Emergency Electric Energy Facilities before the Public Utility Commission. The resolution authorizes cooperation with other cities served by AEP Texas and hires Lloyd Gosselink attorneys and consulting services to negotiate with the company and direct necessary litigation and appeals.
The resolution also requires the company to reimburse cities' rate-case expenses and finds that the meeting at which the resolution was passed complied with open-meeting laws. Alderman Brittney Sanne moved the resolution and Alderman Ashlee Estlack seconded; the record shows the motion carried with each alderman voting aye.
Council did not detail the city's share of anticipated expenses in the meeting record; the resolution authorizes the city to seek reimbursement as part of the intervention process.
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