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SECTION 39-11-7

   § 39-11-7  Duty to hear interested parties– Evidence as to other forms of transportation. – The public utilities administrator is hereby authorized and empowered, and itis hereby made his or her duty, upon the filing of an application for acertificate of public convenience and necessity in accordance with theprovisions of this chapter, to hear all interested parties. The administratorshall not receive or consider evidence with respect to other forms oftransportation, or the service, or facilities thereof, nor shall theadministrator consider such factors in determining whether public convenienceand necessity requires the proposed operations.

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > Rhode-island > Title-39 > Chapter-39-11 > 39-11-7

SECTION 39-11-7

   § 39-11-7  Duty to hear interested parties– Evidence as to other forms of transportation. – The public utilities administrator is hereby authorized and empowered, and itis hereby made his or her duty, upon the filing of an application for acertificate of public convenience and necessity in accordance with theprovisions of this chapter, to hear all interested parties. The administratorshall not receive or consider evidence with respect to other forms oftransportation, or the service, or facilities thereof, nor shall theadministrator consider such factors in determining whether public convenienceand necessity requires the proposed operations.


State Codes and Statutes

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > Rhode-island > Title-39 > Chapter-39-11 > 39-11-7

SECTION 39-11-7

   § 39-11-7  Duty to hear interested parties– Evidence as to other forms of transportation. – The public utilities administrator is hereby authorized and empowered, and itis hereby made his or her duty, upon the filing of an application for acertificate of public convenience and necessity in accordance with theprovisions of this chapter, to hear all interested parties. The administratorshall not receive or consider evidence with respect to other forms oftransportation, or the service, or facilities thereof, nor shall theadministrator consider such factors in determining whether public convenienceand necessity requires the proposed operations.