480-62

TR-200536

HB 1841 Rule making

Betty Young

360-701-6485

8/1/22

Revise chapter 480-62 WAC to implement HB 1841.

480-100-600

UE-210183

Carbon and electricity markets rule making

Deborah Reynolds

360-664-1255

5/6/22

Define the requirements for using markets purchases to meet the standards of RCW 19.405.030, [19.405.]040, and [19.405.]050, and address prohibition on double counting of nonpower attributes under RCW 19.405.040 with other programs. UTC may also consider the interpretation of the term "use" in RCW 19.405.040 (1)(a)(ii) and the reporting requirements for compliance with RCW 19.405.030.

To be determined (interpretation of use)

To be determined (interpretation of use)

480-100 and 480-90

U-210800

Customer notice and fees rule making

Andrew Roberts

360-664-1101

8/30/22

10/13/22

Consider potential changes and improvements to customer notice, credit, and collection rules, including permanent elimination of late fees, disconnection and reconnection fees, and deposits.

480-15; 480-30; 480-70 (primarily safety)

T-200252

Motor carrier safety increase regulatory consistency rule making

Mathew Perkinson

360-701-1601

7/15/22

3/29/23

6/7/23

Eliminate inconsistencies identified between UTC rules, the Washington state patrol rules, and Title 49 C.F.R. The rule making will amend, repeal, or adopt regulations of regulated transportation companies to increase safety and reduce duplicative or unnecessary rules.

480-70 (related to solid waste services)

TG-220140

Solid waste rule making

Mike Young

360-664-1155

To be determined

To be determined

Consider potential changes to current rules applicable to the provision of solid waste collection service, including revising customer notice requirements, allowing electronic filings and billing, exploring the possibility of implementing a mandatory low-income residential rate program, clarifying the time for making up missed service, eliminating residential deposits and fees, customer notice requirements, tariff filing processes, free and reduced rates, refusal of service, cancelation of service, complaints, billing, establishing credit and deposits, and other related topics.

 

 

 

 

480-100-600

Cumulative impact analysis rule making

Melissa Cheesman

360-489-5270

To be determined

To be determined

To be determined

The cumulative impact analysis rule making will incorporate department of health's new analysis on climate change impacts and fossil fuel impacts into UTC rules implementing the Clean Energy Transformation Act.