Docket Number A-2026-3063277

Docket Number	A-2026-3063277	Status	Active
Applicant	UGI UTILITIES INC GAS DIVISION	Utility Code	123100
Complainant		Utility Name	UGI UTILITIES, INC (Gas Division)
Respondent		Utility Type	Gas
Responsible Bureau	TUS	eFiling Confirmation Number	3071888
Date Filed	6/17/2026 12:00:00 AM	Date Posted	6/17/2026 9:30:04 PM
Case Description	Application of UGI Utilities, Inc (Gas Division) for Approval of the Alteration of DOT Grade Rail Crossing No. 249674L By the Installation of 104 Linear Feet of 2" FBE Coated Steel Carrier Pipe Within 6" Powercrete Coated Steel Casing Pipe Under the Tracks of Norfolk Southern Railway Company Where the Tracks Cross SR 3019 (Spring Street) At Grade in the Borough of Moosic, Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania.

Action Date	Description	Date Posted
6/17/2026	Document Served - Other - See Comments - Nature of Service : Email; Assigned to TUS RR.	6/17/2026
6/17/2026	Document Published on Web - Document 'UGI Utilities Inc Gas Division Railroad Application Ack Letter' is made public	6/17/2026
6/17/2026	Case Created - A-2026-3063277 - UGI Utilities, Inc (Gas Division) filed railroad application.	6/17/2026
6/17/2026	Assigned Responsible Bureau - TUS	6/17/2026
6/17/2026	Document Published on Web - Document 'Railroad - UGI Utilities Inc (Gas Division)' is made public	6/17/2026

Document Name	Document Type	eFiling Confirmation Number	Date Received	Post On Date	Date Served	Reference Docket Number
UGI UTILITIES INC GAS DIVISION RAILROAD APPLICATION ACK LETTER	Secretarial Letter	3071888		6/17/2026	6/17/2026	A-2026-3063277
RAILROAD - UGI UTILITIES INC (GAS DIVISION)	Railroad	3071888	6/17/2026	6/17/2026		A-2026-3063277

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