Mediation
In a recent decision, the Condominium Authority Tribunal in Toronto has ruled on a case involving a condominium corporation, Toronto Standard Condominium Corporation No. 2143, and its residents, Dana Robibaro and Brandon Sam-Hinton. The case centers around alleged smoke odors coming from the Respondents' unit, causing a nuisance to
Condominiums
This week, two high-end properties in the New York area made headlines, showcasing the luxury lifestyle that comes with such impressive abodes. A six-bedroom colonial-style house in Rockville Centre, N.Y., boasts an impressive 4,400 square feet of living space, complete with a wood-burning fireplace, formal living and dining
Social services
The Arkansas Public Service Commission (APSC) has approved the construction and operation of the Woodruff County Solar Facility, a 122-megawatt solar generating facility located in Woodruff County, Arkansas. The project, developed by Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation (AECC), aims to re-utilize the existing interconnection point of the retired Carl E. Bailey
Social services
A recent document issued by the Kentucky Public Service Commission addresses concerns from rural local exchange carriers regarding pole attachments. The commission has been investigating the issue and has issued an order that requires pole owners and stakeholders to submit quarterly updates on the "backlog" of pending pole
Social services
The Kentucky Public Service Commission has issued an order granting confidential treatment for Farmers Rural Electric Cooperative Corporation's (Farmers RECC) wage and salary study. The study, created by a third-party provider at the expense of Farmers RECC, contains private employee information and is considered proprietary. The Commission finds
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The Kentucky Public Service Commission has issued a comprehensive order in the ongoing rate adjustment case of Farmers RECC (Rural Electric Cooperative Corporation). The order details the procedural schedule and requirements for the parties involved, including Farmers RECC, the Attorney General's Office, and Commission Staff. Key takeaways from
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The Kentucky Public Service Commission has issued a response from Kentucky's electric cooperatives (Cooperatives) to the Kentucky Broadband and Cable Association's (KBCA) statement regarding the case of rural electric cooperative corporations' proposed pole attachment tariffs. The Cooperatives, represented by counsel Edward T. Depp and Holly
Mediation
The Condominium Authority Tribunal has issued a decision in the case of Mirkalami v. Toronto Standard Condominium Corporation No. 1642, resolving the matter through the applicant's withdrawal. The case proceeded to Stage 3 - Tribunal Decision on August 19, 2024, after the applicant informed the tribunal of their
Social services
The Kentucky Public Service Commission (PSC) is considering a proposal to reject tariff changes regarding pole attachments filed by rural electric cooperative corporations (RECCs). The Kentucky Broadband and Cable Association (KBCA) has recommended that the PSC reject the proposed tariff changes and suspend the effective date of the pole attachment
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The Arkansas Public Service Commission (APSC) has issued a document expressing concerns over the proposed insurance requirements for distributed resources (DR) by Clay County Electric Cooperative Corporation (CCECC). The proposed requirements, which would see ratepayers purchase commercial general liability insurance policies with a minimum coverage of $1,000,000 per
Social services
Southwest Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation's proposed tariff revision for complying with 7 CFR 1730, Subpart C has sparked concerns among Arkansas Public Service Commission (APSC) staff. The proposed tariff would require ratepayers to purchase commercial general liability insurance policies with specific requirements, including a minimum $1,000,000
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The Arkansas Advanced Energy Association (AAEA) has filed an opening statement with the Arkansas Public Service Commission (APSC) urging it to reject proposed tariff revisions from Southwest Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation (the "Cooperative"). The proposed revisions would impose insurance requirements on members of the Cooperative, making it uneconomic
