PROTEST THE PROPOSED WATER RATE INCREASE
PROTEST THE WATER RATE INCREASE PROPOSED BY APPLE CANYON UTILITIES COMPANY
While the ACLPOA has sought legal counsel to prepare a formal document to submit to the Illinois Commerce Commission (ICC) to protest the rate increase proposed by Apple Canyon Utilities Company, property owners are also encouraged to submit a letter to the ICC on their own behalf.
Several property owners have expressed their frustration at the confusing process offered on the ICC's website. One member, whose life work is online communications, was equally frustrated with the ICC's system. She states "After speaking with a representative on the phone from the Commerce Commission office, I found there are three different places to enter complaint information and that I have to request that my comment be made public, and that I had to request a call-back if I want to receive an update."
She also learned that anyone may request (through the website) notifications when anything related to the case happens; a filing, court dates, etc.
To keep abreast of the case, go to the ICC’s website at www.icc.illinois.gov and type 09-0548 in the box asking for the case number under “e-Docket” on the right-hand side of the page. Here you will be able to read file your protest, and read case details, docket sheets, staff assigned, service lists, case schedules, and documents. You may also read and /or leave public comments.
Chief Clerk of the Illinois Commerce Commission
527 East Capitol Avenue
Springfield, IL 62701
Re: Docket #09-0548
While the ACLPOA has sought legal counsel to prepare a formal document to submit to the Illinois Commerce Commission (ICC) to protest the rate increase proposed by Apple Canyon Utilities Company, property owners are also encouraged to submit a letter to the ICC on their own behalf.
Several property owners have expressed their frustration at the confusing process offered on the ICC's website. One member, whose life work is online communications, was equally frustrated with the ICC's system. She states "After speaking with a representative on the phone from the Commerce Commission office, I found there are three different places to enter complaint information and that I have to request that my comment be made public, and that I had to request a call-back if I want to receive an update."
She also learned that anyone may request (through the website) notifications when anything related to the case happens; a filing, court dates, etc.
To keep abreast of the case, go to the ICC’s website at www.icc.illinois.gov and type 09-0548 in the box asking for the case number under “e-Docket” on the right-hand side of the page. Here you will be able to read file your protest, and read case details, docket sheets, staff assigned, service lists, case schedules, and documents. You may also read and /or leave public comments.
Chief Clerk of the Illinois Commerce Commission
527 East Capitol Avenue
Springfield, IL 62701
Re: Docket #09-0548
