Through its GRC process, PG&E will credit ratepayers the revenues that it receives from the City of Alameda for the work performed under the Agreement. PG&E’s treatment of the revenues it will receive from the City of Alameda is reasonable. Portions of the gas distribution system owned by the City of Alameda at the former NAS might not meet PG&E’s current design and construction standards. The City of Alameda and PG&E desire that the City owned system be replaced with facilities designed and constructed to PG&E’s current standards. It would be unreasonable for PG&E to recover any costs from its ratepayers due to its failure to adequately maintain the City owned system pursuant to the Agreement or from gross negligence or willful misconduct. Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) Advice Letter 3893-G is approved and effective today. PG&E shall file a Tier 2 advice letter with a new agreement if the utility and Alameda seek to extend the Agreement approved herein beyond the expiration date. The advice letter is to be filed no later than 30 days prior to the expiration of the current agreement. PG&E shall file a Tier 3 advice letter with a proposed agreement in all other situations. The advice letters shall include the additional information specified in this Resolution. PG&E shall file an Information Only advice letter if the Agreement approved herein expires without being renewed or is terminated as soon as practicable thereafter. PG&E is prohibited from recovering any costs including fines, penalties, financial settlements, and outside legal fees from its ratepayers resulting from an incident that could have been prevented by maintenance it was responsible to undertake or its performance pursuant to the Agreement or by the utility’s gross negligence or willful misconduct. PG&E shall submit reports on system upgrades to the Director of the Commission’s Safety and Enforcement Division (SED) on January 31 annually
Through its GRC process, PG&E will credit ratepayers the revenues that it receives from the City of Alameda for the work performed under the Agreement. PG&E’s treatment of the revenues it will receive from the City of Alameda is reasonable. Portions of the gas distribution system owned by the City of Alameda at the former NAS might not meet PG&E’s current design and construction standards. The City of Alameda and PG&E desire that the City owned system be replaced with facilities designed and constructed to PG&E’s current standards. It would be unreasonable for PG&E to recover any costs from its ratepayers due to its failure to adequately maintain the City owned system pursuant to the Agreement or from gross negligence or willful misconduct. Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) Advice Letter 3893-G is approved and effective today. PG&E shall file a Tier 2 advice letter with a new agreement if the utility and Alameda seek to extend the Agreement approved herein beyond the expiration date. The advice letter is to be filed no later than 30 days prior to the expiration of the current agreement. PG&E shall file a Tier 3 advice letter with a proposed agreement in all other situations. The advice letters shall include the additional information specified in this Resolution. PG&E shall file an Information Only advice letter if the Agreement approved herein expires without being renewed or is terminated as soon as practicable thereafter. PG&E is prohibited from recovering any costs including fines, penalties, financial settlements, and outside legal fees from its ratepayers resulting from an incident that could have been prevented by maintenance it was responsible to undertake or its performance pursuant to the Agreement or by the utility’s gross negligence or willful misconduct. PG&E shall submit reports on system upgrades to the Director of the Commission’s Safety and Enforcement Division (SED) on January 31 annually
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