Affordable and reliable public utilities are vital to North Carolina families and in recruiting new jobs and industry to our state. A ferryboat operator is required to obtain a Certificate (A-#) from the Commission to transport passengers, over either fixed routes or irregular routes, as a common carrier in ferry operations by water. Governor Cooper has appointed three members to the North Carolina Utilities Commission.
A passenger broker is required to obtain a Certificate (B‑#) from the Commission to engage in the business of broker in arranging for the transportation of passengers by motor vehicle in intrastate commerce in North Carolina. A regular‑route bus company is required to obtain a Certificate (B-#) from the Commission to transport passengers as a motor carrier over fixed, regular routes by motor vehicle in intrastate commerce in North Carolina. The Commission also regulates, to varying degrees, regular‑route bus companies, passenger brokers, and ferryboat operators. The center develops analytic solutions and. GDAC is a trusted resource for numerous partners, including state agencies, local governments and the health care community. The MRT governs such moves within the state and provides: (1) the maximum rates which can be charged (2) all rules and regulations pertaining to such moves (3) all forms which must be used for the move and (4) an informational booklet for the consumer, Moving in North Carolina, Your Rights and Responsibilities, which the HHG mover is required to provide to potential customers. include any Commission recommendations for legislative action.' SECTION 1.(b) G.S. Government Data Analytics Center (GDAC) has released its annual report highlighting its initiatives to enable data-driven government and policy making across the state. As part of the regulatory process, HHG movers are required to abide by the provisions of the Maximum Rate Tariff (MRT) issued by the Commission. A HHG mover is required to obtain a Certificate (C-#) from the Commission to engage in the intrastate transportation of HHG, as defined in Commission Rule R2-37. SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANYĪppeal and Error § 9- appeal from Utilities Commission order - subsequent order while appeal pending - appeal mootĭefendant’s appeal from the decision of the Court of Appeals affirming an order of the Utilities Commission in a general rate making case issued on 30 April 1974 is moot where Southern Bell filed a new application for another rate increase while this case was on appeal to the Court of Appeals, and the Commission’s order in that case filed on 19 December 1976 rendered all questions raised in this appeal academic.The Commission regulates the transportation of household goods (HHG) within North Carolina. Justice Lake did not participate in the consideration or decision of this case.Īppeal of right under General Statute 7A-30(3) by Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company (hereinafter Southern Bell) from decision of the Court of Appeals, 24 N.C. 2d 543 (1975) affirming an order of the North Carolina Utilities Commission (hereinafter Commission) in a general rate-making case. *287Southern Bell filed with the Commission on June 30, 1973, an application seeking approval of an increase in rates for intrastate service in North Carolina in the amount of $33,812,129. On July 30, 1973, the Commission suspended the effective date of the requested increase until further order of the Commission, declared the case to be a general rate case, and set the matter for hearing. After interventions (including that of the North Carolina Attorney General on behalf of the using and consuming public) the case was heard by the Commission in November and December, 1973. On April 30, 1974, the Commission issued its Final Order (hereinafter Order) authorizing Southern Bell to increase its annual rates and charges by $8,271,000, effective May 15, 1974.
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