Indianapolis Water Rate Case
The Indianapolis Department of Waterworks is seeking to raise its water utility rates and charges in Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission (IURC) Cause No. 43645.
On June 30, 2009, the IURC issued an interim order granting an emergency rate increase on an interim basis, while establishing a procedural schedule for the case’s general phase in which permanent rates will be determined.
For a copy of the interim order, please click here. The document is in PDF format, is 31 pages in length, and will open in a new window.
The City filed testimony and exhibits in the rate case’s general, permanent phase on September 30, 2009.
The Indiana Office of Utility Consumer Counselor (OUCC) is scheduled to file testimony and exhibits on February 16, 2010.
An IURC public field hearing in this case will be held in early 2010 with the date, time and location to be determined.
The OUCC invites written consumer comments in this case. Written comments are accepted via mail, fax and e-mail, and should include the consumer’s name, mailing address, and a reference to “IURC Cause No. 43645.”
Only the city’s water rates and charges are at issue in this case. Municipal sewer utilities are exempt from IURC jurisdiction under Indiana law.
For the complete IURC public file in this case, please click here and enter docket number 43645.
This page will be updated as warranted.
Utility Filings – IURC Cause No. 43645:
Testimony filed by the Indianapolis Department of Waterworks in the general, permanent phase of this case is available through the following links. Each file is hosted on the IURC Website, will open in a new window, and requires Adobe Acrobat Reader to view. Some of these documents are very large and may require extra time to download depending on the user’s Internet connection speed.
The Indianapolis Department of Waterworks filed each of the following documents on September 30, 2009:
- Submission of Case in Chief - 12 pages
- Book One - 566 pages
- Book Two - 490 pages
- Book Three - 574 pages
- Book Four - Part 1 - 26 pages
- Book Four - Part 2 - 150 pages
- Book Four - Part 3 - 150 pages
- Book Four - Part 4 - 150 pages
- Book Four - Part 5 - 140 pages
- Book Five - Part 1 - 150 pages
- Book Five - Part 2 - 150 pages
- Book Five - Part 3 - 150 pages
- Book Five - Part 4 - 150 pages
- Book Five - Part 5 - 150 pages
- Book Five - Part 6 - 150 pages
- Book Five - Part 7 - 88 pages
- Book Six - 360 pages
- Book Seven - 84 pages
- Book Eight - 333 pages
- Book Nine - 336 pages
- Book Ten - Part 1 - 300 pages
- Book Ten - Part 2 - 400 pages
- Book Ten - Part 3 - 300 pages
- Book Ten - Part 4 - 284 pages
- Book Eleven - 311 pages
- Book Twelve - Part 1 - 100 pages
- Book Twelve - Part 2 - 100 pages
- Book Twelve - Part 3 - 100 pages
- Book Twelve - Part 4 - 100 pages
- Book Twelve - Part 5 - 73 pages
General Rate Case Resources:
Updated 10-13-09
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