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§ 89-e. Filing  of approval for construction; approval of initial rate  schedules;  certificate  for  parallel  or  duplicate   lines.   1.   No  water-works  corporation  shall  begin construction of a water system or  extension thereof  or  exercise  any  rights  or  privileges  under  any  franchise  hereafter  granted, or under any franchise heretofore granted  but not heretofore actually exercised, or the exercise  of  which  shall  have  been  suspended  for more than one year, without first filing with  the public service commission a certified copy of the order, required by  law, of the department of environmental conservation approving the same.    2. No water-works corporation shall begin operation of a water  system  or  extension  thereof, supply water or charge for service without first  filing with the commission, at least one hundred twenty  days  prior  to  the  date  upon which service is to begin, a schedule of rates, charges,  rules, regulations and such further information as  the  commission  may  require  showing  the  basis  for the corporation's determination of its  proposed rate. The commission shall have power to approve or  disapprove  such  proposed  rate, or to condition an approval upon the corporation's  use of a specific method  of  cost  apportionment,  for  both  rate  and  accounting  purposes,  among  related  enterprises  or  operations.  The  commission shall take final action on the  proposed  schedule  of  rates  within  two  hundred  forty  days after it is filed or after information  required by the commission is furnished, whichever  is  later,  provided  that  within  one  hundred  twenty  days  after the schedule is filed or  information received, whichever is later, the schedule of rates filed by  the corporation shall be allowed to become effective, either finally  or  on  a temporary basis, on such terms as may be imposed by the commission  in accordance with the procedures  set  forth  in  section  one  hundred  thirteen of this chapter. A water-works corporation shall provide notice  to  the  public of such proposed schedule of rates once in each week for  four successive weeks in a newspaper having general circulation  in  the  county  or  counties  containing  territory  affected  by  the  proposed  schedule of  rates,  which  notice  shall  plainly  state  the  proposed  schedule  of rates. Publication must be completed prior to the effective  date of the proposed schedule  of  rates  unless  the  commission  shall  otherwise  order.  The  commission  may,  for  good  cause  shown, waive  publication of notice to the public under conditions it  may  prescribe.  If  such  corporation  is  affiliated  with  a  developer  that sells or  proposes to sell new homes that would receive  service  from  the  water  system,  notice of the proposed schedule of rates shall be included with  other informational materials supplied to potential purchasers  of  such  homes.    3.  No  main  or  conduit of an existing water supply company shall be  paralleled or duplicated unless and until there shall  have  first  been  obtained a certificate of convenience and necessity from the commission.

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§ 89-e. Filing  of approval for construction; approval of initial rate  schedules;  certificate  for  parallel  or  duplicate   lines.   1.   No  water-works  corporation  shall  begin construction of a water system or  extension thereof  or  exercise  any  rights  or  privileges  under  any  franchise  hereafter  granted, or under any franchise heretofore granted  but not heretofore actually exercised, or the exercise  of  which  shall  have  been  suspended  for more than one year, without first filing with  the public service commission a certified copy of the order, required by  law, of the department of environmental conservation approving the same.    2. No water-works corporation shall begin operation of a water  system  or  extension  thereof, supply water or charge for service without first  filing with the commission, at least one hundred twenty  days  prior  to  the  date  upon which service is to begin, a schedule of rates, charges,  rules, regulations and such further information as  the  commission  may  require  showing  the  basis  for the corporation's determination of its  proposed rate. The commission shall have power to approve or  disapprove  such  proposed  rate, or to condition an approval upon the corporation's  use of a specific method  of  cost  apportionment,  for  both  rate  and  accounting  purposes,  among  related  enterprises  or  operations.  The  commission shall take final action on the  proposed  schedule  of  rates  within  two  hundred  forty  days after it is filed or after information  required by the commission is furnished, whichever  is  later,  provided  that  within  one  hundred  twenty  days  after the schedule is filed or  information received, whichever is later, the schedule of rates filed by  the corporation shall be allowed to become effective, either finally  or  on  a temporary basis, on such terms as may be imposed by the commission  in accordance with the procedures  set  forth  in  section  one  hundred  thirteen of this chapter. A water-works corporation shall provide notice  to  the  public of such proposed schedule of rates once in each week for  four successive weeks in a newspaper having general circulation  in  the  county  or  counties  containing  territory  affected  by  the  proposed  schedule of  rates,  which  notice  shall  plainly  state  the  proposed  schedule  of rates. Publication must be completed prior to the effective  date of the proposed schedule  of  rates  unless  the  commission  shall  otherwise  order.  The  commission  may,  for  good  cause  shown, waive  publication of notice to the public under conditions it  may  prescribe.  If  such  corporation  is  affiliated  with  a  developer  that sells or  proposes to sell new homes that would receive  service  from  the  water  system,  notice of the proposed schedule of rates shall be included with  other informational materials supplied to potential purchasers  of  such  homes.    3.  No  main  or  conduit of an existing water supply company shall be  paralleled or duplicated unless and until there shall  have  first  been  obtained a certificate of convenience and necessity from the commission.

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§ 89-e. Filing  of approval for construction; approval of initial rate  schedules;  certificate  for  parallel  or  duplicate   lines.   1.   No  water-works  corporation  shall  begin construction of a water system or  extension thereof  or  exercise  any  rights  or  privileges  under  any  franchise  hereafter  granted, or under any franchise heretofore granted  but not heretofore actually exercised, or the exercise  of  which  shall  have  been  suspended  for more than one year, without first filing with  the public service commission a certified copy of the order, required by  law, of the department of environmental conservation approving the same.    2. No water-works corporation shall begin operation of a water  system  or  extension  thereof, supply water or charge for service without first  filing with the commission, at least one hundred twenty  days  prior  to  the  date  upon which service is to begin, a schedule of rates, charges,  rules, regulations and such further information as  the  commission  may  require  showing  the  basis  for the corporation's determination of its  proposed rate. The commission shall have power to approve or  disapprove  such  proposed  rate, or to condition an approval upon the corporation's  use of a specific method  of  cost  apportionment,  for  both  rate  and  accounting  purposes,  among  related  enterprises  or  operations.  The  commission shall take final action on the  proposed  schedule  of  rates  within  two  hundred  forty  days after it is filed or after information  required by the commission is furnished, whichever  is  later,  provided  that  within  one  hundred  twenty  days  after the schedule is filed or  information received, whichever is later, the schedule of rates filed by  the corporation shall be allowed to become effective, either finally  or  on  a temporary basis, on such terms as may be imposed by the commission  in accordance with the procedures  set  forth  in  section  one  hundred  thirteen of this chapter. A water-works corporation shall provide notice  to  the  public of such proposed schedule of rates once in each week for  four successive weeks in a newspaper having general circulation  in  the  county  or  counties  containing  territory  affected  by  the  proposed  schedule of  rates,  which  notice  shall  plainly  state  the  proposed  schedule  of rates. Publication must be completed prior to the effective  date of the proposed schedule  of  rates  unless  the  commission  shall  otherwise  order.  The  commission  may,  for  good  cause  shown, waive  publication of notice to the public under conditions it  may  prescribe.  If  such  corporation  is  affiliated  with  a  developer  that sells or  proposes to sell new homes that would receive  service  from  the  water  system,  notice of the proposed schedule of rates shall be included with  other informational materials supplied to potential purchasers  of  such  homes.    3.  No  main  or  conduit of an existing water supply company shall be  paralleled or duplicated unless and until there shall  have  first  been  obtained a certificate of convenience and necessity from the commission.