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Filing TG - 190958

Company: Waste Management of Washington, Inc.
DBA: Waste Management of Seattle, Waste Management - South Sound
Filing Type: Tariff Revision
Case Status: Closed
Dates (Opened & Effective): 11/15/2019 & 01/01/2020
Summary: Request from the South Sound/Seattle business unit to retain up to 50 percent of the revenue received for the sale of recyclable commodities in accordance with the 2020-2021 King County Revenue Sharing Plans; and requested $0.65 decrease (decrease from a charge of $0.78 to a charge of $0.13) per month for residential recycling customers in King County. The company serves approximately 17,700 garbage and recycling customers in King County. The company’s last general rate case became effective June 1, 2014.

 

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Document Type Date Description
Order - Final 12/19/2019 Order 01, Order Authorizing Revenue Sharing for Recyclable Commodities Revenue and Allowing Recyclable Commodity Credit Adjustment.
Replacement Page 12/13/2019 Replacement Pages, on behalf of Waste Management of Washington, Inc. d/b/a Waste Management of Seattle; Waste Management - South Sound, from Michael Weinstein. (via web portal)
Plan 12/02/2019 2020-2021 Revenue Sharing Plan with King County, on behalf of Waste Management- North/South, Waste Management- Marysville, divisions of Waste Management of Washington, Inc. (G-237); Tariff # 19 TG-190959, Waste Management- South Sound and Seattle and Waste Management of Washington, Inc. (G-237); TG-190958, from Michael Weinstein. (via web portal)
Workpapers 11/15/2019 Workpapers, on behalf of Waste Management of Washington, Inc. d/b/a Waste Management of South Sound and Waste Management of Seattle, from Michael Weinstein. (via web portal)
Initial Filing 11/15/2019 Revises Tariff No. 23, on behalf of Waste Management of Washington, Inc. d/b/a Waste Management of South Sound and Waste Management of Seattle, from Michael Weinstein. (via web portal)