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Attn: Donald Howell & Krstine Sasser
Deputy Attorneys General
Re: Production Request of the Commission Staff in Case Nos. A VU-E-10-0l and
A VU-G-10-01
Dear Mr. Howell and Ms. Sasser,
Enclosed are an original and one copy of Avista's responses to IPUC Staffs production requests
in the above referenced docket. Included in this mailng are Avista's responses to production
requests 010 Supplemental, 026 Revised, 093, 094, 095, 098 and 099. The production requests
are also being provided in electronic format on the CDs included in this mailing.
Also included is Avista's CONFIDENTIAL response to PR 099C. This response contain
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provided under a sealed separate envelope, marked CONFIDENTIAL.
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A VISTA CORPORATION
RESPONSE TO REQUEST FOR INFORMTION
JUSDICTION:
CASE NO:
REQUESTER:
TYE:
REQUEST NO.:
IDAHO
AVU-E-10-01 / AVU-G-10-01
IPUC
Production Request
Staff-No. 10 Supplemented
DATE PREPARD:
WITSS:
RESPONDER:
DEPARTMNT:
TELEPHONE:
06/03/2010
Elizabeth Andrews
Craig Bertolf
Rates & Tarff Admin.
(509) 495-4124
REQUEST:
Please provide a listing of all Avista proceedings curently before other reguatory
agencies/jursdictions. Please include within your response a description of the proceedings, its
current status and docket number or other referencing information.
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In the State of Washington the following matters transpired subsequent to the initial response to
this data request;
Docket No. UG-1 00845, Requests approval to operate a natual gas pipeline up to 500 psig
within 100 ft. of one existing building and two outdoor areas within the US Ary Corp of
Engineers' Swallows Park in Clarkston, Washigton pursuant to WAC 480-93-020, filed
5/14/10.
Docket Nos. UE-100905 and UG-1 00906, Anual Report of Securties Transactions for
the calendar year 2009 pursuat to WAC 480-100-262, filed 5/21/10.
Docket No. UG-1 00916, Requests approval to update the Natual Gas Decoupling Rate
Adjustment schedule to include the 2009 natual gas DSM target, filed 5/27/10.
In the State of Oregon the following matters transpired subsequent to the initial response to this
data request;
Docket No. UG 171, Compliance filing to Order No. 10-127 regarding the Senate Bil 408
Automatic Adjustment Clause fied 4/12/10 and became effective 6/1/10.
Docket No. UM 1165, Request for reauthorization ofDSM deferral accounts, filed
5/17/10.
Docket No. UG 191, Proposal and request to not amortize all or portion of deferral of
difference between fees payable under ORS 756.310 in 2010 calculated at .25 percent and
at .15 percent, fied 5/3/10.
A VISTA CORPORATION
RESPONSE TO REQUEST FOR INFORMTION.JUSDICTION:
CASE NO:
REQUESTER:
TYE:
REQUEST NO.:
IDAHO
AVU-E-1O-Ol / AVU-G-10-01
IPUC
Production Request
Staff-026 - REVISED
DATE PREPARD:
WITSS:
RESPONDER:
DEPARTMNT:
TELEPHONE:
06/07/2010
Dave DeFelice
Jeane Pluth
State & Federal Reg.
(509) 495-2204
REQUEST:
Please provide an updated schedule ofthe 2009 capital additions as proposed in Case Nos.
A VU- E-09-1 and A VU-G-09-1 that includes the following by project:
a. planed dates in servce as proposed in those rate cases,
b. actual dates in servce,
c. budgeted capital expenditures as proposed in those rate cases, and
d. actual capital expenditues incured.
RESPONSE:
See Staff_PR_026-Attachment A for the DeFelice capital workpapers that were originally filed in
the 2009 general rate case (for 2009 capital additions.) Ths worksheet includes (a) and (c) of this
request.
. See Staff_PR_026-Attachment B for the DeFelice capital workpapers that were updated for actual
transfers to plant (for 2009 capital additions.) Ths worksheet includes (b) and (d) of ths request.
(Note: Ths spreadsheet also includes actual transfers to plant for 2008, which was requested in
Staff_PR_027.)
Revised:
StafCPR_026-Attachment B has been revised for an error that was found. The "2009
Additions" tab has been corrected for actual transfers to plant. ER 2055 has several months
of data that was missing.
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REQUEST:
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House Gas Inventory Audit (reference Avista's response to Audit Request No.9) when they are
available. Staff understands that these audits may be completed in the 3rd or 4th quarer of2010.
RESPONSE:
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upon completion of the audit and issuance of the report or notify staff if the Coyote Sprigs 2
Inventory Audit is removed from the 2010 Interal Audit plan. The 2010 Internal Audit plan is
completed at the beginnng of2010 and could be updated or revised thoughout the year due to
changes in risks or limited staffng resources.
There is no Green House Gas Inventory Audit planed for 2010. Ths line item on our audit plan
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to keep abreast of climate change issues and other miscellaneous meetings/consultations around
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conduct a Coyote Springs 2 Inventory Audit.
RESPONSE:
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audit they recommended that Coyote Spring's management improve operational controls over
inventory. Based upon the inventory changes noted by Avista's Resource Accounting Deparent
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Audit included the Coyote Springs 2 Inventory Audit on our 2010 Internal Audit Plan.
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REQUEST:
A VISTA CORPORATION
RESPONSE TO REQUEST FOR INFORMTION
IDAHO
AVU-E-10-01 / AVU-G-1O-01
IPUC
Production Request
Staff-095
DATE PREPARD:WISS:
RESPONDER:
DEPARTMENT:
TELEPHONE:
06/03/2010
Mark Thes
Tracy VanOrden
Internal Auditing
(509) 495-4942
Please provide copies of the "Unusual Joural Entr Analysis" performed quarerly for 2008,
2009, and 2010 to date.
RESPONSE:
The "Unusual Joural Entr Analysis" has been done in the past by Internal Audit staff as a
quarerly review item requested by Deloitte. The last time ths analysis was completed was for Q2
of2008 and thereafter dropped offDeloitte's quarerly prepared by client list. The jourals noted
on the quarerly analysis were chosen by Deloitte. Internal Audit pulled the selected jourals and
wrote up a more detailed descrption of the joural entr for Deloitte's review. Attched are the
only two analyses available forthe period requested (Staff_PR_095 Attachment A).
.AVISTACORP
Unusual Journal Entries Analysis
Quarer Ending June 30, 2008
Monthy joural entres deemed "unusual" in natue are selected using assistance from
Deloitte. The entres are provided by varous accounting personnel throughout the
company and reported out on a central Unusual Jourals Report distrbuted monthly.
. April (NSJ007 - Colstrp settlement): Ths entr is the culmination of years of
legal wrangling surounding claims that mining operations in Colstrp, MT - of
which Avista is roughly a 15% owner - caused groundwater issues for the
residents. A vista booked the settlement liability amount of $2,070,000 and an
associated entr to record the deferred tax impact using Avista's current effective
tax rate. All involved feel the majority of the settlement amount can and wil be
off-set with insurance proceeds and whatever remains wil probably be recovered
in rates per the Rates Deparent. Discussed this with John Wilcox who can
provide furter details if needed.
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. May (NSJ011 - Ross Cour Office Building W/O): Avista is curently
undergoing a multi-year HV AC upgrade in our main campus buildings. The
HV AC project wil be accomplished 1 floor at a time and since asbestos
abatement is involved, separate workig arangements have to be made for those
employees affected. The original idea was to build a new building adjacent to our
servce yard that could house the displaced workers and also serve Avista's
longer-term growt needs. Plans and the project were scrapped due to the
increasing costs of the HV AC upgrade and the skyocketing costs of new
constrction. Space for displaced workers will be provided in par by our
acquisition of Horizon Credit Union's old telecommuncations building in
Spokane (East Trent) and by shorter term lease arangements being pursued in the
Spokane area. Ths joural wrtes off the costs incured however in the FA
system, the project wil not be wrtten offuntil June 2008 as a new
expense/capital project has to be set-up to accomplish the task. Discussed with
Howard Grimsrud.
. May (NSJ008 - WECC Penalty): As a result of a regularly scheduled generation
and transmission reliability audit conducted in July 2007, A vista was found
deficient in several areas resulting in fies totaling - at least intially - $295,996.
Ths was the first audit conducted by WECC of new reliability standards recently
instituted. Per Crystal Musselman, we are curently in settlement discussions and
she fully expects our penalty to be lowered.
.. June (NSJ018 - Correction of backwards joural entr): Simple correction of
joural entr entered backward. Per Ker Bernardi, the joural entr was
approved and released on-line by Adam Munson. When Munson then reviewed
the hardcopy of the joural entr he noticed the error which begat NSJO 18.
Staff PR 095 Attachment A Page 1 of3
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AVISTACORP
Unusual Joural Entres Analysis
Quarer Ending March 31, 2008
Monthy joural entres deemed "unusual" in natue are selected using assistance from
Deloitte. The entres are provided by varous accounting personnel thoughout the
company and reported out on a central Unusual Jourals Report distrbuted monthly.
. Januar (DJ955): Ths entr was to post the transfer of disputed heat rate fuds
($1,312,256) to an escrow account, in accordance with the escrow agreement
signed between Avista Turbine Power and Rathdrum Power in Januar. See
"Landcaster Dispute Overew" memo for the background on ths issue. The
entr booked relieves the liability on both Avista Energy ($842,275) and Avista
Turbine's ($469,982 - essentially Coral's portion) books and creates a payable to
Avista Capital on each entity's books, as well as records the payment to the
escrow account from A vista Capita. The other porton of the entr relates to the
monthy remittance to Rathdru for December power sales, and the related
subsidiar accounting entries between A vista Capital and A vista Turbine. Entr
was adequately supported.
. Februar (Oracle FA Transaction): With the conversion of our customers in
Glendale, OR from propane to natual gas, Avista retired cerin assets. Per
Debbie Chambers, Depreciation Analyst, there was approximately $60K of assets
that were not fuly depreciated prior to the conversion. Afer the conversion and
after all the appropriate retirements were processed, there was a $135K debit
balance in the accumulated depreciation account associated with Glendale. In
Januar, Craig Bertolf, Rates Analyst, asked Debbie to remove the $135K
"contra" accumulated depreciation from the books as the full conversion was
complete. Debbie used an overrde table in Oracle Fixed Assets to remove the
amount without consulting Catherine Mueller, Manager of Projects and Fixed
Assets. Shortly thereafter, an Oregon regulatory rule became known that required
a different treatment other then just wrting it off. Debbie consulted with
Catherie Mueller and the "contra" accumulated depreciation amount of$135K
was put back on the books in March pendig final decision on what the OR
regulatory treatment should be. As such, at the end of March, there was no net
effect on the financial statements.
. Februar (DJ915): Entr was to record Avista Capital's $864,386 additional
investment in ReliOn as par of their Seres C Financing. The entr was a DR to
Investment in ReliOn and a CR to cash on Avista Capital's books. Entr was
adequately supported with wire transfer voucher and e-mail authorization from
Jason Thackston, Director of Corporate Development.
. March (NSJ027): In March, Avista entered into a tentative settlement agreement
with BPA regarding the residential exchange program in the amount of $9.6M.
Staff PR 095 Attachment A Page 2 of3
.The fuds were physically received in April, so ths entr was to record the $9.6M
receivable from BP A and the associated liability to A vista customers (qualifyng
customers wil receive credits on their monthly bils for the amount received from
BP A). The liabilty was split 68.46/31.54 between Washington and Idaho, which
appears reasonable. In addition, the associated deferred tax entr at 35% was
recorded. Entr was entered as a reversing entr as transactions have already
been posted in April; entr was adequately supported.
. March (NSJOl 0): Ths entr is to clear the A vista Ventues balance sheet, so that
entres for the new Wind Power Project can be more easily tracked. There has
been no accounting activity on Ventues books since 2006. Per the joural entr,
a resolution was sent to the Avista Ventues board on March 19th, with an
effective date of March 13th. The accounts payable balance on Avista Ventues
books (recorded in receivable accounts) relates to old subsidiar items in the
amount of $2,542,639 and a payable to Avista Development of $ 144,684. The
joural entr essentially reverses the payables and equity balances on Ventures
books (DR to the receivable accounts and a CR to APIC in the amount of
$2,687,323). A corresponding entr is made on Avista Capital's books to re-
establish the payables (CR) and record the investment in Avista Ventues (DR).
In addition, an entr to convert the $144,684 receivable from Avista Ventues to
Avista Capital on A vista Developments books was booked moving it from one
receivable to another. Entr was adequately supported...
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Staff PR 095 Attachment A Page 3 of3
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REQUEST:
A VISTA CORPORATION
RESPONSE TO REQUEST FOR INFORMTION
IDAHO
AVU-E-1O-01 / AVU-G-1O-01
IPUC
Production Request
Staff-098
DATE PREPARD:
WITSS:
RESPONDER:
DEPARTMNT:
TELEPHONE:
06/02/2010
Bruce Folsom
Lori Hermanson
Energy Solutions
(509) 495-4458
Please provide a list, in Excel format, of all charges to the Idaho DSM rider accounts for natual
gas and electrcity for 2008 and 2009. Please include date, vendor, amount, voucher number, and
a brief description ofthe expense. Please separate the expenses by DSM program offering and by
year.
RESPONSE:
Please see StafCPR_ 098 Attachment A. The Company does not charge by specific program,
however the descriptions colum in the attached worksheet provides what the programs are for
when it's specific. The segment colum describes what area cerain charges go toward. The
attachment is sorted by segment and description for 2008 and for 2009 gas and electrc. Due to the
voluminous natue of ths data, it is being provided in electronic format only.
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REQUEST:
AVISTA CORPORATION
RESPONSE TO REQUEST FOR INFORMTION
IDAHO
AVU-E-10-01 / AVU-G-1O-01
IPUC
Production Request
Staff-099
DATE PREPARD:
WITSS:
RESPONDER:
DEPARTMNT:
TELEPHONE:
06/03/2010
Mark Thes
Ryan Krasselt
Finance
(509) 495-2273
Please provide copies of the 2009 and 2010 actuaral reports for the Company's pension plan.
RESPONSE:
Please see Avista's response 099C, which contains TRAE SECRET, PROPRIETARY or
CONFIDENTIA information and exempt from public view and is separately filed under
IDAP A 31.01.01, Rule 067 and 233, and Section 9-340D, Idaho Code, and pursuant to the
Protective Agreement between Avista and IPUC Staff dated March 23, 2010.