Minutes 02/10/1976 - Laserfiche WebLink

Home Browse Search

lQ. TUESDAY FEBRUARY 10, 1976 ?-. Virginia and Princeton Streets, City Attorney David B. Worthy recommended the refunding to Mr. Sanders of the difference between the amounts charged Mr. Sanders under the tariff applied and the amounts he would have been charged had his bills been computed on a residential tariff~ with the City Attorney so recommending on the premise that Mr. Sanders~ at the time the non-residential tariff became applicable because of existing single-service connections to his rental (apartment) properties~ was not given the opportunity to exercise his option of choosing between the single-service connections and the multiple-service connections. In acceptance of the City Attorney's recommendation, Council authorized and directed the refunding to Mr. Sanders of the amounts to be determined pursuant to the foregoing~ from the date the non-residential tariff was first applied to the more recent date when Mr. Sanders was given notice and opportunity to exercise his option. .........-... The Reverend Albert J. Robertson, Pastor of the North Martinsville Pentecostal Holiness Church at 707 Liberty Street~ appeared before Council and requested the application of a lesser-rate electric tariff for electric energy supplied by the City to the church premises. Noting that the tariff currently being applied for this service is parallel to that of Appalachian Power Company in such instances~ i.e.~ churches and institutional organizations with all-electric facilities, Council requested City Manager Noland to conduct a survey of tariffs being applied to all churches served by the City and the monetary effects thereof~ for report back to Council. Supplementing its actions of December 10~ 1974 and October 28~ 1975~ pertaining to the conduct by the City of a Mass Transit Technical Study, and