Docket Number U-2014-2400839

Docket Number	U-2014-2400839	Status	Closed
Applicant	PPL ELECTRIC UTILITIES CORPORATION	Utility Code	110500
Complainant		Utility Name	PPL ELECTRIC UTILITIES CORP
Respondent	SCOTT TOWNSHIP	Utility Type	Electric
Responsible Bureau	TUS	eFiling Confirmation Number
Date Filed	01/13/2014	Date Posted	01/15/2014
Case Description	Agreement dated December 19, 2013 between PPL Electric Utilities Corporation and Scott Township, relative with the right, privilege and authority to construct, reconstruct, operate and maintain its electric and communication lines consisting of one pad mounted transformer and underground wires, cables, fixtures and apparatus upon, across, over, under and along the property along Commerce Drive, situate in the Township of Scott, County of Lackawanna, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.

Action Date	Description	Date Posted
2/14/2014	Document Served - Other - See Comments - PUMC LETTER AND CERT SERVED 2/14/14	2/14/2014
2/14/2014	Document Published on Web - Document 'PUMC CERT U-2014-2400839.doc' is made public	2/14/2014
2/14/2014	Document Published on Web - Document 'PUMC LETTER U-2014-2400839.doc' is made public	2/14/2014
1/15/2014	Document Published on Web - Document 'Public Utility Municipal Contract - PPL Electric' is made public	1/15/2014

Document Name	Document Type	Date Received	Post On Date	Date Served	Reference Docket Number
PUMC LETTER U-2014-2400839.DOC	Secretarial Letter		2/14/2014	2/14/2014	U-2014-2400839
PUMC CERT U-2014-2400839.DOC	Certificate or License		2/14/2014	2/14/2014	U-2014-2400839
PUBLIC UTILITY MUNICIPAL CONTRACT - PPL ELECTRIC	Public Utility Municipal Contract	1/13/2014	1/15/2014		U-2014-2400839

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