Readers react to man being refused full refund after cancelled show
News and Star readers have been reacting to the news that a Cumbrian man was left out of pocket following a cancellation of a show at the Sands…
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News and Star readers have been reacting to the news that a Cumbrian man was left out of pocket following a cancellation of a show at the Sands…
A MAN has said that its ‘unfair’ that hasn’t received a full refund after booking tickets for a show that was subsequently cancelled at The…
>> $100 million? >> $100 million a project. that is because we are spreading it out over 30 years. >> are you looking for the commission to give your feedback with respect to the rate increases, is this just informational? >> it is an informational today, but it is meant to help us, as you start talking about services this afternoon, when you think we need to pursue more aggressively or not. as you give us that feedback, the level of feedback is more difficult to say. i think a real impact is as we start to bring back the actual projects in the capital plan. then you will see the rea...
just a couple of other things as you think about sizing and timing. 100 to $2 billion, if we borrow at 5%, that $100 million affects the average monthly bill about $1.82. to put that in perspective, if you want to add or subtract $1 million from any single year, that would change the average monthly bill about $1.80. >> $100 million? >> $100 million a project. that is because we are spreading it out over 30 years. >> are you looking for the commission to give your feedback with respect to the rate increases, is this just informational? >> it is an informational today, but it is meant...
to develop capital plants that fit into a 3% inflation scenario, we would be following those annual rate increases uc there. after current rates are adopted, we would only be setting rates commensurate with 3%. that could achieve a lot, but not everything needed for the ssip. in order to do the sewer system improvement program, we would be looking at likely in borrowing rates because we have to fund it, between 4% and 5%. when we reviewed the water system with the commission, we have always used that long-term borrowing costs. we have been doing incredibly well. we just sold some wat...