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HomeMy WebLinkAbout20230721Staff 1-8 to AVU.pdfADAM TRIPLETT DEPUTY ATTORNEY GENERAL .ogIDAHOPUBLICUTILITIESCOMMISSION PO BOX 83720 BOISE,IDAHO 83720-0074 (208)334-0318 IDAHO BAR NO.10221 Street Address for Express Mail: 11331 W CHINDEN BLVD,BLDG 8,SUITE 201-A BOISE,ID 83714 Attorneyfor the Commission Staff BEFORE THE IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLICATION )OF AVISTA CORPORATION FOR AN )CASE NO.AVU-E-23-06 ACCOUNTING ORDER AUTHORIZING )DEFERRAL OF CERTAIN COSTS )FIRST PRODUCTIONASSOCIATEDWITHTHEMONTANA)REQUESTOF THE RIVERBEND LEASE AGREEMENT )COMMISSION STAFF )TO AVISTA CORPORATION Staff of the Idaho Public Utilities Commission,by and through its attorney of record, Adam Triplett,Deputy AttorneyGeneral,requests that Idaho Power Company ("Company"or "Idaho Power")provide the followingdocuments and information as soon as possible,but no later than FRIDAY,AUGUST 4,2023.' This Production Request is to be considered as continuing,and the Company is requested to provide,by way of supplementaryresponses,additional documents that it,or any person acting on its behalf,may later obtain that will augment the documents or information produced. Please provide answers to each question,supporting workpapersthat provide detail or are the source of information used in calculations,and the name,job title,and telephonenumber of 'Staffis requesting an expedited response.If responding by this date will be problematic,please call Staff'sattorneyat(208)334-0312. FIRST PRODUCTION REQUEST TO AVISTA CORPORATION l JULY 21,2023 the person preparing the documents.Please also identify the name,job title,location,and telephonenumber of the record holder. In addition to the written copies provided as response to the requests,please provide all Excel spreadsheets and electronic files with formulas intact and enabled. REQUESTNO.1:Please provide the documents,statements and other workpapers, with all formulas intact and enabled,includingsource documents,used to calculate the total due of $28,288,773.72 stated on page two of Attachment A of the Application. REQUESTNO.2:Please provide the documents,statements and other workpapers, with all formulas intact and enabled,including source documents,that support the escrow account ending balance of $24,522,420.49 as stated on page one of Attachment A of the Application. REQUESTNO.3:Please provide the interest rates required under the escrow agreement as described on page six of the Application (i.e.,the "rate of return of the united investment program"). REQUESTNO 4:Please provide the interest rate on the escrow account by year for each year of its existence. REQUESTNO.5:Please provide the Company's rationale for the carrying charge mentioned on page 2 of the Application. REQUESTNO 6:Please provide the Company's cost-benefit analysis for placing the lease payments into escrow when the escrow account was established.Please include workpapers,with all formulas intact and enabled. REQUESTNO.7:Please provide and describe the calculations used to generate the CPI index appearingon page seven of the Application for each year listed.Please include workpapers,with all formulas intact and enabled. FIRST PRODUCTION REQUEST TO AVISTA CORPORATION 2 JULY 21,2023 REQUESTNO.8:Please provide supporting documentation for all the actual annual lease payments made to the state of Montana. DATED at Boise,Idaho,this g/g day of July 2023. Adam Triplett Deputy AttorneyGeneral i:umisc:prodreq/avue23.06atlg prod req l FIRST PRODUCTION REQUEST TO AVISTA CORPORATION 3 JULY 21,2023 CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT I HAVE THIS 21sT DAY OF JULY 2023,SERVED THE FOREGOING FIRST PRODUCTION REQUESTOF THE COMMISSION TO AVISTA CORPORATION,IN CASE NO.AVU-E-23-06,BY E-MAILING A COPYTHEREOFTOTHEFOLLOWING: PATRICK EHRBAR DAVID J MEYERDIROFREGULATORYAFFAIRSVP&CHIEF COUNSEL AVISTA CORPORATION AVISTA CORPORATION PO BOX 3727 PO BOX 3727 SPOKANE WA 99220-3727 SPOKANE WA 99220-3727 E-mail:patrick.ehrbar@avistacorp.com E-mail:david.meyer@avistacorp.com avistadockets@avistacorp.com SECRETARY CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE