Index
Table of Authorities
Summary
I. Introduction
II. Present and future public
convenience and necessity of the project
A. Reasonableness of the
projection of demand and proposed plant size
1. Estimates and analysis of
demand
(a) Future use by existing
customers
(b) Growth, including legal lots
of record, Pebble Beach, and economic recovery of hospitality industry
2. Estimates and analysis of
supply alternatives
(a) The potential expansion of
Pure Water Monterey, including amounts and costs of available water
(b) Availability of water for
purchase, including from Marina Coast Water District
3. Need for and appropriateness
of proposed plant and plant size
(a) Potential methods of
reduction from proposed size
(i) Postponement of one or more
wells
(ii) Operation of plant at lower
rate
(iii) Construction in modular
increments
(iv) Other
B. Cost and financing issues
1. Reasonableness of proposed
cost cap
2. Financing issues
3. Apportionment of risk (e.g.,
between shareholders and ratepayers in the form of shared costs, adjustments in rate of
return, removal of items from rate base, or other) in the event production is insufficient in whole or part of a significant plant component during the
operating life of the MPWSP (e.g., slant wells)
C. Feasibility and desirability
of using solar and renewables
D. Section 1002 Factors
1. Community values
2. Recreational and park areas
3. Historical and aesthetic
values
III. Legal Principles in Support
of and in Opposition to MPWSP
A. Site restrictions, including
California American Water’s access to CEMEX site
B. Agency Act
IV. Settlements
A. Comprehensive Settlement
Agreement
B. Sizing Settlement AgreementC. Return Water Settlement Agreement
D. Brine Settlement Agreement
V. Other
VI. Conclusion.
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