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PUC to Investigate Rate Increase Request by Ambler Water Department

Published on 4/3/2014

Filed under: Water and Wastewater

HARRISBURG – The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission (PUC) today voted to investigate a proposed rate increase by the Borough of Ambler Water Department in Montgomery County for customers residing outside of the borough’s limits.

The Commission voted 5-0 to investigate the request, which proposes an annual increase in revenues of $473,088 (39.58 percent). 

The request is suspended for up to seven months and will be assigned to the Office of Administrative Law Judge for a recommended decision.  More information on the ratemaking process is available on the PUC’s website.

The Borough of Ambler Water Department provides service to approximately 3,500 residential customers outside the borough. 

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Docket No.  R-2014-2400003

 

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