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Worthington Petition Challenged Over Declaring Sewer System a Distressed Utility

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Staff attorneys for the West Virginia Public Service Commission are urging commissioners to dismiss a petition concerning the town’s sewer system. The petition was filed by the town’s former mayor, seeking to declare the sewer system a distressed utility. The PSC staff argued the petition was premature and relied on what they claimed was fabricated statutory wording.

From wdtv.com

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The staff noted that the petitioner claimed the commission was obligated to establish a proceeding under West Virginia Code § 24-2H-6(b). The PSC staff countered that the statute does not contain this language, and that allowing single-customer petitions to trigger automatic proceedings would force towns to face specific operational challenges.

From wdtv.com

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  • WorthingtonTown whose sewer system is the subject of the petition

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