Topic/Matter Intersection

Topic:"Regulatory Compliance" in M12759

Matter: Town of Lunenburg Water Utility - 2026 General Rate Application
6 passages 4 documents

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L-1Water Rate Application 1 passage
21. CROSS CONNECTION CONTROL & BACKFLOW PREVENTION :
21. CROSS CONNECTION CONTROL & BACKFLOW PREVENTION : - (a) No owner, consumer, customer or other person hereinafter collectively referred to in this rule and regulation as "person" shall connect, cause to be connected, or allow to remain c...

AI summary The regulation prohibits unauthorized connections to water systems and mandates backflow prevention (BFP) devices where contamination risks exist. Customers must install, maintain, and test BFP devices at their expense, using certified testers. Test results must be submitted to the Utility, and records must be kept. The Utility only accepts tests from licensed testers.

L-1-iWater Rate Application - Supporting Documents 1 passage
MOTION OF THE OF THE TOWN OF LUNENBURG AT A DULY CALLED MEETING OF THE TOWN HELD ON 17 March 17076
MOTION OF THE OF THE TOWN OF LUNENBURG AT A DULY CALLED MEETING OF THE TOWN HELD ON 17 March 17076 SECONDED BY Corneillar Strachan THAT THE TOWN OF LUNENBURG APPLY TO THE NOVA SCOTIA REGULATORY AND APPEALS BOARD FOR CHANGES IN ITS RATES FO...

AI summary The Town of Lunenburg seeks approval from the Nova Scotia Regulatory and Appeals Board to adjust water and fire protection rates, along with regulatory changes for customers served by the Lunenburg Water Utility, based on a study by G.A. ISENOR CONSULTING LIMITED and BLAINE S. ROONEY CONSULTING LIMITED. Corneillar Strachan seconded the motion.

101338Hearing Order 3 passages
IN THE MATTER OF THE PUBLIC UTILITIES ACT
IN THE MATTER OF THE PUBLIC UTILITIES ACT - and – IN THE MATTER OF AN APPLICATION by THE TOWN OF LUNENBURG on behalf of its WATER UTILITY, for approval of amendment to its Schedule of Rates and Charges for Water and Water Services and amen...

AI summary The Town of Lunenburg's Water Utility seeks approval for amendments to its water rate schedule and regulatory rules under the Public Utilities Act. The proceeding is presided over by Vice Chair Julia E. Clark. Key focus areas include rate structure modifications and regulatory framework updates.

HEARING ORDER
HEARING ORDER The Town of Lunenburg, on behalf of its Water Utility applied to the Nova Scotia Regulatory and Appeals Board on March 20, 2026, for approval of amendments to the Utility's Schedule of Rates and Charges for water and water se...

AI summary The Town of Lunenburg applied to the Nova Scotia Regulatory and Appeals Board for approval of amendments to its Water Utility's Schedule of Rates and Charges, as well as amendments to its Schedule of Rules and Regulations. The application was submitted on March 20, 2026.

The rest of this timeline assumes there is no intervenor evidence.
The rest of this timeline assumes there is no intervenor evidence. Requests to Speak at the Hearing Wednesday, May 20, 2026 Letters of Comment Wednesday, May 20, 2026 Hearing Commences Wednesday, May 27, 2026 3. The notice of this hearing...

AI summary The timeline outlines procedural steps for a regulatory hearing, including publication dates in the South Shore Bulletin, application of the Board's Regulatory Rules, and requirements for posting the Notice of Hearing on the Town of Lunenburg's website and social media. The document is dated March 23, 2026.

101336Letter re: Hearing Documents 1 passage
M12759 – Town of Lunenburg Water Utility - 2026 Water Rate Application p. p. 0
M12759 – Town of Lunenburg Water Utility - 2026 Water Rate Application Enclosed is an Order of the Board setting Wednesday, May 27, 2026, at 10:30 a.m. , at the Lunenburg Town Hall, 120 Townsend Street (back entrance), Lunenburg, Nova Scot...

AI summary The Board has set a hearing for May 27, 2026, to review the Town of Lunenburg Water Utility's 2026 water rate application. The Town must publish the Notice of Hearing in The South Shore Bulletin and post it on its website and social media, with confirmation required via email. Board staff will arrive early to set up recording equipment.

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