Washington § 81.77.195 - Discounts for low-income customers.

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§ 81.77.195. Discounts for low-income customers.

Upon request of a county, the commission may approve rates, charges, or services at a discount for low-income senior customers and low-income customers, as adopted by the county in its comprehensive solid waste management plan. Expenses and lost revenues as a result of these discounts must be included in the company's cost of service and recovered in rates to other customers.
[ 2010 c 154 s 4.]

Notes

Intent—Scope of authority—2010 c 154: See notes following RCW 70A.205.040.

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