Vermont Public Utility Commission Issues Certificate of Public Good for AT&T Wireless Facility

The Vermont Public Utility Commission has issued a certificate of public good for AT&T's proposed wireless facility at 906 Five Corners Road in Thetford, Vermont, subject to certain conditions. The facility will promote the general good of the state, but must comply with specific requirements and regulations. The commission has also imposed conditions on the facility's operation and maintenance.

Key Takeaways:

• The Vermont Public Utility Commission has issued a certificate of public good for the proposed wireless facility at 906 Five Corners Road in Thetford, Vermont.
• The facility is owned by New Cingular Wireless PCS, LLC, d/b/a AT&T, and will promote the general good of the state.
• The commission has imposed four conditions on the facility's operation and maintenance, including compliance with existing and future statutory requirements and Commission Rules and Orders.
• The CPG Holder must pay all invoices from state agencies related to the proceeding that are not under review by the Commission.
• The certificate of public good may not be transferred without prior approval of the Commission.
• The facility must comply with the approved plans and evidence submitted in the proceeding, with any material deviations or substantial changes requiring prior Commission approval.

Statistics:

• Certificate of public good issued: 1
• Conditions imposed on the facility's operation and maintenance: 4
• State agencies that will receive invoices: 1 (no specific number given)
• timeframe for payment of invoices: not specified

Sources:

• STATE OF VERMONT PUBLIC UTILITY COMMISSION Case No. 25-1499-PET Petition of New Cingular Wireless PCS, LLC requesting a certificate of public good, pursuant to 30 V.S.A. SS 248a, authorizing the installation of wireless telecommunications facility at 906 Five Corners Road in Thetford, Vermont.