Maryland Utility Board OKs Hagerstown light plant plan
The Public Service Commission of Maryland approves the Mayor and Council of Hagerstown to build a new electric plant and issue $400,000 in bonds. Protestors from Potomac Edison and local taxpayers challenged the decision, but the commission finds the move in the public interest and notes the need for modernization and reliable water supply for condensation.
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Hagerawa
Blaig
Maryland
Honus
Hagersawn
Ily
Hagerstown
Commission
Pototac Edison Company
Cerlain i
Potomac Edison Company
Comtesion
Sosembly
Oreo World
Ng Amy Plone
Hie Paenage
Court notes commission powers in Hagerstown plant dispute
The case concerns if the Public Service Commission overstepped by restricting municipal Hagerstown electric expansion while allowing Potomac Edison to extend its facilities. The court weighed whether municipal needs and statewide authority justified limiting private expansion and whether the larger utility could impede city development.
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Chipler
Niorziik
Court of Appeals of Maryland
Hagerstown
Deuidel Marvell
General Assembly
Commission
Pitnmse Rolliqn Company
Utilities By & Commission
Maryland
Hell
Burhal
Jolonme Edigon
Hi Ig
Gormmission
Atention
Ita
Litlleton Va
Court of Appeala
Weld
Potomac
Edieon Company
Hayveratown
Potomac Eulison Company
Rand
Wdi
Potomac Edison Company
Poto
Rexubetion
Grlant
Inter-Counietion
Ines
Lt Pall
Psing
Ahmad
I Tor
Pelyame Edleon Company
Erenter
Commission orders on electric plant expansion disputed
Protestants argue that the Commission only grants hearings and permits for new power stations and securities upon proper applications and evidence. They contend the agency does not direct the company’s capital plans or management and that its decisions should not bind future growth by a competing utility.
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Lousutuc
Commissiok
Snik
Iseve
Commington
Gominarion
Askel
Securitiae
Hagerstown considers power plant upgrade and bonds
The Mayor and Council of Hagerstown pursue a public utility commission process to authorize a $300,000 bond sale for electric plant renovations. The plan includes new elevations, extended construction dates, and regulated rates tied to the asset’s value and improvements. Public bidding and affidavits will verify proceeds and compliance.
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Hecole Commission
Thesir
Council of
Hagerstawa
Janie Stid
Hagerstowalaf
Act de Leverizytion of
Eart
Order of Commission Affirms City Bond Authorization
The Public Service Commission of Maryland approves the Mayor and Council of Hagerstown to build operate and maintain a pint pull system for manufacturing and supplying at least 200 000 in general obligation bonds under Chapter 320 and Chapter 40 acts. The commission finds the capital cost reasonably required for the project.
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Public Service Commission of
Marss Land
Hagerstown
Elas
Stavoy
Council of
Hagerslawnia
General Assembly of
Marylad
Maryland
Tad “Coideil
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