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Virginia Commerce and Labor (S02) Committee Docket — 2020-08-28

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The August 28, 2020 docket of the Virginia Senate Commerce and Labor Committee for the 2020 Special Session I, chaired by Richard L. Saslaw, listing SB5118, the Emergency Debt Repayment Plan bill, with McClellan as patron. The bill requires every utility providing electric, gas, or water service that is subject to regulation by the State Corporation Commission to develop an Emergency Debt Repayment Plan for residential customers, for debts accrued during a state of emergency or a disconnection moratorium.

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TITLE: Virginia Commerce and Labor (S02) Committee Docket — 2020-08-28
DATE: 2020-08-28T00:00:00
SESSION: 2020 Special I (20202)
CHAMBER: Senate

COMMITTEE MEMBERS:
  - Richard L. Saslaw (D) Chair

DOCKET / AGENDA:

[Senate Bills in Committee]
  999. SB5118 - Emergency Debt Repayment Plan; every jurisdictional utility to develop.
       Patron(s): McClellan
       Summary: Public utilities; Emergency Debt Repayment Plan. Requires every utility providing electric, gas, or water service that is subject to regulation by the State Corporation Commission (the Commission) to develop an Emergency Debt Repayment Plan (EDRP) for residential customers. The bill requires that an EDRP is designed to ensure that debt repayments accrued during a certain state of emergency or a certain service disconnection moratorium, in addition to the customer's regular utility bill are sustainable and affordable for the customer. The bill provides than EDRP will allow for an up to 12-month

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