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§  112-a.  Appointment  of  temporary operator. (a) The commission may  appoint a temporary operator of a gas corporation with  twenty  thousand  or fewer customers or water-works corporation with one thousand or fewer  customers  if  the  commission,  after  notice  and an opportunity to be  heard, makes a determination that such gas  corporation  or  water-works  corporation exhibits one or more of the following criteria:    (i) a failure to provide safe, adequate, or reliable service;    (ii) a lack of technical, financial, or managerial capacity or ability  to provide the service; or    (iii)  actual  or  effective  abandonment  of  any  service or portion  thereof.    (b) In making a determination under this section, the  commission  may  take into consideration:    (i)  the  financial,  managerial,  and  technical  ability  of the gas  corporation or water-works corporation;    (ii) the financial, managerial, and technical ability  of  persons  or  entities providing the same type of service;    (iii) expenditures necessary to make improvements to assure compliance  with applicable statutory and regulatory standards; and    (iv) any other matter that the commission deems relevant.    (c)  For  the  purposes  of this section, a "temporary operator" shall  mean any person or entity that:    (i)  is  not  an  affiliated  interest  of  the  gas  corporation   or  water-works corporation;    (ii)  agrees to operate the gas corporation or water-works corporation  under the terms and conditions established by the commission; and    (iii)  is  financially,  managerially,  and  technically  capable   of  operating  the  gas corporation or water-works corporation in compliance  with applicable standards.    (d) The gas corporation or  water-works  corporation  shall  have  the  burden  of  demonstrating  that  it  is supplying and has the ability to  continue to supply safe, adequate, and  reliable  service  at  just  and  reasonable rates, or that abandonment of service by its system is in the  public interest.    (e)  The  appointment  of a temporary operator shall be in addition to  any other remedies provided by law.

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Statutes > New-york > Pbs > Article-6 > 112-a

§  112-a.  Appointment  of  temporary operator. (a) The commission may  appoint a temporary operator of a gas corporation with  twenty  thousand  or fewer customers or water-works corporation with one thousand or fewer  customers  if  the  commission,  after  notice  and an opportunity to be  heard, makes a determination that such gas  corporation  or  water-works  corporation exhibits one or more of the following criteria:    (i) a failure to provide safe, adequate, or reliable service;    (ii) a lack of technical, financial, or managerial capacity or ability  to provide the service; or    (iii)  actual  or  effective  abandonment  of  any  service or portion  thereof.    (b) In making a determination under this section, the  commission  may  take into consideration:    (i)  the  financial,  managerial,  and  technical  ability  of the gas  corporation or water-works corporation;    (ii) the financial, managerial, and technical ability  of  persons  or  entities providing the same type of service;    (iii) expenditures necessary to make improvements to assure compliance  with applicable statutory and regulatory standards; and    (iv) any other matter that the commission deems relevant.    (c)  For  the  purposes  of this section, a "temporary operator" shall  mean any person or entity that:    (i)  is  not  an  affiliated  interest  of  the  gas  corporation   or  water-works corporation;    (ii)  agrees to operate the gas corporation or water-works corporation  under the terms and conditions established by the commission; and    (iii)  is  financially,  managerially,  and  technically  capable   of  operating  the  gas corporation or water-works corporation in compliance  with applicable standards.    (d) The gas corporation or  water-works  corporation  shall  have  the  burden  of  demonstrating  that  it  is supplying and has the ability to  continue to supply safe, adequate, and  reliable  service  at  just  and  reasonable rates, or that abandonment of service by its system is in the  public interest.    (e)  The  appointment  of a temporary operator shall be in addition to  any other remedies provided by law.

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Statutes > New-york > Pbs > Article-6 > 112-a

§  112-a.  Appointment  of  temporary operator. (a) The commission may  appoint a temporary operator of a gas corporation with  twenty  thousand  or fewer customers or water-works corporation with one thousand or fewer  customers  if  the  commission,  after  notice  and an opportunity to be  heard, makes a determination that such gas  corporation  or  water-works  corporation exhibits one or more of the following criteria:    (i) a failure to provide safe, adequate, or reliable service;    (ii) a lack of technical, financial, or managerial capacity or ability  to provide the service; or    (iii)  actual  or  effective  abandonment  of  any  service or portion  thereof.    (b) In making a determination under this section, the  commission  may  take into consideration:    (i)  the  financial,  managerial,  and  technical  ability  of the gas  corporation or water-works corporation;    (ii) the financial, managerial, and technical ability  of  persons  or  entities providing the same type of service;    (iii) expenditures necessary to make improvements to assure compliance  with applicable statutory and regulatory standards; and    (iv) any other matter that the commission deems relevant.    (c)  For  the  purposes  of this section, a "temporary operator" shall  mean any person or entity that:    (i)  is  not  an  affiliated  interest  of  the  gas  corporation   or  water-works corporation;    (ii)  agrees to operate the gas corporation or water-works corporation  under the terms and conditions established by the commission; and    (iii)  is  financially,  managerially,  and  technically  capable   of  operating  the  gas corporation or water-works corporation in compliance  with applicable standards.    (d) The gas corporation or  water-works  corporation  shall  have  the  burden  of  demonstrating  that  it  is supplying and has the ability to  continue to supply safe, adequate, and  reliable  service  at  just  and  reasonable rates, or that abandonment of service by its system is in the  public interest.    (e)  The  appointment  of a temporary operator shall be in addition to  any other remedies provided by law.