20200519AGE.pdf

THE FOLLOWING IS THE IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION’S AGENDA FOR A
DECISION MEETING to be held on Tuesday, May 19, 2020, at 1:30 p.m. The agenda is published forty-
eight (48) hours in advance of each meeting. Because of concerns regarding COVID-19, the commission
has canceled in-person attendance at meetings. The meeting will be held telephonically. Those
interested in listening to the proceedings can call 1-800-920-7487 at the designated time and enter
passcode 6674832#. The time and the agenda are subject to change. “Fully Submitted Matters” are listed
on the Agenda as a courtesy to the parties and the public and may be privately deliberated by the
Commission per the Open Meeting Law. Please check with Diane Hanian, Commission Secretary, at 208-
334-0338 if you have any questions.

APPROVAL OF MINUTES FROM PREVIOUS MEETINGS

1. Action Item: Minutes of the Decision Meeting from May 12, 2020. Minutes have been circulated to
the Commissioners for review and are ready for consideration.

CONSENT AGENDA

2. Action Item: Daniel Klein’s May 13, 2020, Decision Memorandum re: The 2018 Broadband Equipment
Tax Credit Application for Qwest Corporation; Case No. QWE-T-20-01.

3. Action Item: Daniel Klein’s May 15, 2020, Decision Memorandum re: The 2019 Broadband Equipment
Tax Credit Application for Direct Communications Rockland, Inc; Case No. DCM-T-20-01.

4. Action Item: Edward Jewell’s May 15, 2020, Decision Memorandum re: In the Matter of the Petition
of Commission Staff to Update Inputs to the Colstrip Method and to Discontinue the Sumas Method; Case
Nos. IPC-E-20-24 and AVU-E-20-04.

MATTERS IN PROGRESS

None.

RULEMAKING

None.

FULLY SUBMITTED MATTERS

5. Deliberation re: Idaho Power Company’s Application for an Order Approving the Sale and Transfer of
Certain Assets to the City of Nampa; Case No. IPC-E-20-10 [John R. Hammond Jr., Attorney].

EXECUTIVE SESSION MATTERS (The Commission must move and vote to enter executive
session. Each motion to enter executive session is an “action item.” No action will be taken within
the executive session itself.)

6. Franklin Energy Storage One, et al. v. Kjellander, et al.; Case No. 1:18-CV-00236-REB.