20220329AGE.pdf

THE FOLLOWING IS THE IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION’S AGENDA FOR A
DECISION MEETING to be held on Tuesday, March 29, 2022, at 1:30 p.m. The agenda is published
twenty-four (24) hours in advance of each meeting. The meeting will be held at the Idaho Public
Utilities Commission’s Hearing Room located at 11331 W. Chinden Blvd., Bldg. 8, Suite 201-A,
Boise, Idaho. Those interested in listening to the proceedings can call 1-415-655-0001 at the designated
time and enter passcode 2467 806 0960. 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 Jan Noriyuki,
Commission Secretary, at 208-334-0338 if you have any questions.

APPROVAL OF MINUTES FROM PREVIOUS MEETING

1. Action Item: Minutes of the Decision Meeting from March 22, 2022. Minutes have been circulated
to the Commissioners for review and are ready for consideration.

CONSENT AGENDA

2. Action Item: Riley Newton’s March 29, 2022, Decision Memorandum re: In the Matter of the
Formal Complaint of Karen Erickson; Case No. IPC-E-22-09.

3. Action Item: Taylor Brooks’ March 29, 2022, Decision Memorandum re: In the Matter of the Line
Extension Schedule 51 Annual Rate Adjustment Filing of Avista Corporation; Case No. AVU-E-22-05.

MATTERS IN PROGRESS

4. Action Item: Taylor Brooks’ March 29, 2022, Decision Memorandum re: In the Matter of Donald
Sorrell’s Complaint Against Sunnyside Park Utilities; Case No. GNR-U-22-03.

RULEMAKING

5. Action Item: Stephen Goodson’s March 29, 2022, Decision Memorandum re: In the Matter of
Commission Staff’s Submission of a Notice of Intent to DFM to Promulgate Negotiated Rule Making by
April 1, 2022.

FULLY SUBMITTED MATTERS

6. Deliberation Memorandum re: In the Matter of the Application of Qwest Corporation’s Petition for
Elimination of Performance Assurance Plan and Performance Indicator Definitions; Case No. QWE-T-
21-13 [Riley Newton, Attorney].

7. Deliberation Memorandum re: In the Matter of Rocky Mountain Power’s Application for Approval or
Rejection of the Amended Power Purchase Agreement Between PacifiCorp and Larry and Christie Oja;
Case No. PAC-E-22-01 [Riley Newton, Attorney].

8. Deliberation Memorandum re: In the Matter of Rocky Mountain Power’s Application for Authority to
Revert the Blue-Sky Block Value to 100 Kilowatt Hours from 200 Kilowatt Hours; Case No. PAC-E-22-
02 [Dayn Hardie, Attorney].

9. Deliberation Memorandum re: In the Matter of Rocky Mountain Power’s Application for Authority to
Increase Electric Service Schedule 191-Customer Efficiency Services; Case No. PAC-E-22-03 [Taylor
Brooks, Attorney].

10. Deliberation Memorandum re: In the Matter of Teton Water & Sewer Company’s Application for
Reserve Fund Distribution; Case No. TTS-W-22-01 [Taylor Brooks, Attorney].

11. Deliberation Memorandum re: In the Matter of Idaho Power Company’s Application Regarding the
First Amendment to the Energy Sales Agreement from the Eightmile Hydro Project; Case No. IPC-E-22-
03 [Taylor Brooks, Attorney].

12. Deliberation Memorandum re: In the Matter of Idaho Power Company’s Application Regarding the
Second Amendment to the Firm Energy Sales Agreement from the Low Line Midway Hydro Project;
Case No. IPC-E-22-04 [Taylor Brooks, 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.)

None.