New Mexico Administrative Code

July 31, 2007, unless a later date is cited at the end of a section.

The purpose of 17.13.970 NMAC is to carry out the explicit legislative intent of Sections 62-3-2.1 and 62-8-7.1 NMSA 1978, as amended, to limit governmental regulation of rate setting by small sewer utilities and to provide a degree of regulatory oversight of small sewer utilitie…

In addition to the definitions in 17.12.1.7 NMAC, certain terms as used in this rule are defined as follows. A. Advice notice means a listing by a sewer utility of proposed changes in tariff schedules and proposed effective dates that has been provided to the public and filed wit…

A. A small sewer utility may adjust its commodity charge and customer service charge by up to two (2) percent in any calendar year without a hearing, provided that the utility: (1) is in good standing with all applicable commission rules and orders; (2) shall not have changed its…

A. This section applies to the filing and review of changes in rates proposed by small sewer utilities except small sewer utilities filing for a two (2) percent rate change under 17.13.970.8 NMAC that have given proper notice according to 17.13.970.10 NMAC and small sewer utiliti…

New Mexico Public Service Commission [New Mexico Public Regulation Commission].

A. To meet the Commission's minimum data filing requirements specified herein, the sewer utility applicant must maintain adequate financial records fully separated from any commonly owned enterprise and requires that the applicant have on file with the Commission fully completed …

Forms

NMPUC Case No. 2277, Order dated December 29, 1989, unless otherwise noted; amended by NMPUC Case No. 2561, Order dated April 4, 1994.

The purpose of NMPSC Rule 980 [17.13.980 NMAC] is to define and specify the minimum data requirements to be filed by sewer utilities having annual operating revenues averaging less than $500,000 over any consecutive three-year period. Minimum data requirements shall be filed in s…

A. Purpose [17.13.980.6 NMAC] B. Minimum Data Requirements for Rate Filings [17.13.980.9 NMAC] C. Required Rate Filing Package [17.13.980.10 NMAC] D. Appendix: Rate Application Forms [17.13.980.11 NMAC]

Provisions for rate filings are divided into two levels of operation. NMPSC Rule 980 [17.13.980 NMAC] provides that sewer utilities shall file for rates in one of two formats. Sewer utilities having annual operating revenues averaging $500,000 or more over any consecutive three-y…

New Mexico State Highway and Transportation Department, P.O. Box 1149, Santa Fe, NM 87504-1149, (505) 827-5191

A. Once the project is complete, submit invoices to: New Mexico State Highway And Transportation Dept.,State Materials Bureau-Rubberized Asphalt Program, P.O. Box 1149, Santa Fe, NM 87504-1149 B. The municipality or county must certify that the amount requested is true and correc…

Municipalities and counties in the State of New Mexico.

In 1994, the New Mexico State Legislature enacted the "Tire Recycling Act", NMSA 1978, Sections 74-11-1 to 17, (Repl. Pamp. 1993, & Cum. Supp. 1996), which provides for the recycling and disposal of scrap tires and the creation of the rubberized asphalt fund. This fund will pay f…

Permanent.

March 15, 1997, unless a later date is cited at the end of a section or paragraph.

The limited demand for used tires has caused a storage disposal problem common to many states. With the move toward a healthy environment, the visually offensive storage sites have attracted attention and concern from the public, national and state legislators. These sites also c…

A. Rubberized asphalt means any method that blends crumb rubber modifier with the asphalt cement incorporating the resulting binder in the asphalt paving mixture. B. Crumb rubber is obtained by reprocessing (grinding) scrap motor vehicle tires. C. Scrap tire means a tire that is …

A. Scrap ground rubber from recycled tires must be used in the asphalt paving mix. B. The rubberized asphalt paving mix must be in compliance with the Department specifications or as otherwise approved by the State Materials Lab Bureau. C. The Department requires that at least 95…

The Materials Lab of the Department will review all requests for funds and provide any technical assistance requested. The following information should be submitted: A. A written request showing location, tons of hot mix, and the area of the project that will use rubberized aspha…

New Mexico Public Service Commission [New Mexico Public Regulation Commission].

Strict compliance with the due dates of reports including Annual Reports is required of all utilities. Failure to file reports including Annual Reports required under the Commission's rules by the appropriate due date may subject a utility to penalties as prescribed in NMSA 1978,…

Codified by NMPSC Case No. 2086, order dated June 30, 1988; Amended by NMPSC Case No. 2232, order dated December 19, 1988; Amended by NMPSC Case No. 2277, order dated December 29, 1989.

A. NMPSC Rule 220 [17.3.220 NMAC] shall govern the reports required under Commission rules from electric, gas, water, and sewer utilities subject to the jurisdiction of the Commission. B. NMPSC Rule 220 [17.3.220 NMAC] shall not govern reporting requirements required in complianc…

NMPSC Rule 220 [17.3.220 NMAC] is adopted under the authority vested in the Commission pursuant to NMSA 1978, Sections 62-6-1, 62-6-18, and 62-12-4 to 62-12-6.

NMPSC Rule 220 [17.3.220 NMAC] is intended to improve the New Mexico Public Service Commission's [New Mexico Public Regulation Commission's] ability to monitor and enforce compliance with the reporting requirements set forth in the Commission's Code of Rules and Regulations.

When used in NMPSC Rule 220 [17.3.220 NMAC] unless otherwise specified the following definitions will apply: A. "Commission" means the New Mexico Public Service Commission [New Mexico Public Regulation Commission]. B. "Executive Director" means the Executive Director of the New M…

A. Purpose [17.3.220.6 NMAC] B. Applicability [17.3.220.2 NMAC] C. Authority [17.3.220.3 NMAC] D. Definitions: [17.3.220.7 NMAC] E. Utility Application for Extension of Due Date for Reports [17.3.220.9 NMAC] F. Enforcement of Reporting Requirements [17.3.220.10 NMAC]

For good cause shown a utility may request an extension of the due date of a given report provided that the request for extension is submitted in writing to the Executive Director at least ten (10) days prior to the due date of the report. The request for extension should include…

New Mexico Public Service Commission [New Mexico Public Regulation Commission].

The National Association of Railroad and Utilities Commissioners' REGULATIONS TO GOVERN THE PRESERVATION OF RECORDS OF ELECTRIC, GAS AND WATER UTILITIES, Revised 1963, with any subsequent revisions by the National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners (NARUC), is prescr…

NMPSC Case No. 2086, order dated June 30, 1988, Amended by NMPSC Case No. 2277, order dated December 29, 1989. Formerly NMPSC General Order No. 3, superseded for purposes of rule reorganization and codification.