Ore. PUC Seeks Response to Lumen Challenging Price Plan Order
The Oregon Public Utility Commission declared a contested case on a commission order to extend Lumen’s price plan by nine months while investigating if it should be modified to support the public interest. Lumen last week sought a hearing on…
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the Sept. 23 order, which also directed the carrier to set up a 24/7 dedicated customer service line (docket UM 1908). In a Thursday order, Chief Administrative Law Judge Nolan Moser sought responses to Lumen’s motion by Oct. 5, with Lumen’s reply due Oct. 11. The ALJ set a possible schedule for the proceeding in which a hearing would occur Nov. 21-22 and the commission would reach a decision Dec. 20. The record doesn’t sufficiently support the Sept. 23 order, Lumen said in its hearing request: “In addition, there are significant issues as to whether the Order is lawful.”