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6.1. ERMUSR 02-20-2007
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~f , <br />~~ ~ ~ <br />MOORHEAD <br />P U B L I C <br />SERVICE <br />MOORHEAD PUBLIC SERVICE <br />500 Center Avenue P.O. Box 779 <br />Moorhead, MN 56561-0779 <br />(218) 299-5400 • FAX (218) 299-5193 <br />www.mpsutility.com <br />FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE <br />January 30, 2007 <br />DRAFT <br />For more information, contact: Ken Norman, President, (218.233.2495) <br />Bill Schwandt, General Manager, (2l 8.299.5404 or cell 701.238.6848) <br />Dave Kahly, Electric Division Manager (218.299.5405) <br />Court Commissioners Issue Award In <br />Electric Service Territory Condemnation <br />On January 29, 2007, the Clay County District Court appointed commissioners issued their report and award <br />determining damages in the Moorhead Public Service (Moorhead) condemnation of certain electric service <br />territory rights of Red River Valley Cooperative Power Association (Red River). <br />Moorhead is pleased that the Commissioners rejected the Cooperative's proposed 33 mills per kilowatt-hour as <br />unreasonable and a windfall. The cooperatives proposal would have resulted in an award of roughly $6.4 <br />million. The Commissioners instead awarded 7.75 mills per kilowatt-hour, the amount of the parties' longer <br />term settlement agreement, paid over a period of ten years as the city grows. <br />"Although we respectfully disagree with some of the reasoning in terms of how to address future growth, <br />Moorhead Public Service believes the ultimate result to be reasonable." said Moorhead Public Service <br />Commission President Ken Norman. "In many court cases after the decision is made, opposing sides both walk <br />away a bit unhappy with the results. I think that is the case here, we anticipated a smaller award and I'm sure <br />the Cooperative expected more. I appears to be a reasonable settlement of the issue. The Moorhead Public <br />Service Commission will be discussing this at our meeting this evening to determine what future actions we <br />may take." Either side has an opportunity to appeal the Court appointed Commissioner's report and award to a <br />Clay County District Court jury proceeding. <br />-30- <br />
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