OIR/Staff Proposal or Scoping Memo. Despite Staff rejection of Verizon’s proposal, the Staff Proposal recommended changes to the timing of the reports required under this GO (which TURN did not oppose). In Opening Comments on the OIR, the California Association urged that the Commission increase the threshold for employee compensation reporting. TURN opposed this recommendation, pointing out that Staff explicitly took no action on this same proposal as part of the SFI process and that this recommendation was not supported by record evidence. The Final Decision agrees and rejects CWA’s proposal noting that it was not included in the Staff Proposal and is outside the scope of the proceeding. OIR/Staff Proposal at p. 7. Verified 5. AMI Reports The Proposal TURN OIR 1/27/16, p. 2-3. recommended repealing Final Decision at p. 15-16. various quarterly and annual Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) reports filed by the three IOUs. Staff stated that the reports are no longer necessary because the rollout of AMI technology “is nearing completion for all three utilities.” In the face of utility support for the Staff Proposal, TURN urged the Commission to move forward with a narrower proposal. While it
OIR/Staff Proposal or Scoping Memo. Despite Staff rejection of Verizon’s proposal, the Staff Proposal recommended changes to the timing of the reports required under this GO (which TURN did not oppose). In Opening Comments on the OIR, the California Association urged that the Commission increase the threshold for employee compensation reporting. TURN opposed this recommendation, pointing out that Staff explicitly took no action on this same proposal as part of the SFI process and that this recommendation was not supported by record evidence. The Final Decision agrees and rejects CWA’s proposal noting that it was not included in the Staff Proposal and is outside the scope of the proceeding. 5. AMI Reports The Proposal recommended repealing various quarterly and annual Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) reports filed by the three IOUs. Staff stated that the reports are no longer necessary because the rollout of AMI technology “is nearing completion for all three utilities.” In the face of utility support for the Staff Proposal, TURN urged the Commission to move forward with a narrower proposal. While it OIR/Staff Proposal at p. 7. TURN OIR 1/27/16, p. 2-3. Final Decision at p. 15-16. Verified