Indiana Administrative Code › Title 45 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE REVENUE › Article 16 - PETROLEUM SEVERANCE TAX › Rule 3 - Motor Carrier Freight Tariffs and Classifications › Section 3-30 - Form and content of schedules

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC 8-2.1-18-6
Affected: IC 8-2.1-18
Sec. 30.
FORM AND CONTENT OF SCHEDULES.
(a) Form of schedule. A schedule shall be
				filed in a book, loose-leaf or pamphlet form. It shall be plainly printed,
				mimeographed, planographed, stereotyped, or reproduced by other durable process
				on paper of good quality. Typewritten, photostat, hectograph, or proof sheets
				will not be accepted for filing. A schedule shall be either 8 x 11 inches or 8
				1/2 x 11 inches (a supplement must be the same size in length and width as the
				schedule it amends). It shall contain no alteration or erasure. A margin of not
				less than five-eighths of an inch with no printing thereon shall be provided on
				the bonding edge of each page. Schedules filed in loose-leaf form shall comply
				with all provisions set forth in PART A of these regulations pertaining to the
				filing of tariffs by motor common carriers. (See Rule 1(e) and Rule 7(f) of
				PART A.)
(b) Numbering of
				schedules. Schedules other than supplements shall bear consecutive P.S.C.I.
				numbers beginning with P.S.C.I. No. 1 or continuing with the next consecutive
				P.S.C.I. number in the same series of schedules.
(c) Number assigned to a rejected schedule.
				The number assigned to a schedule which has been rejected may not be used
				again. The rejected schedule may not be referred to in any subsequent schedule
				as having been cancelled, amended or withdrawn, but the schedule published in
				its stead shall bear the following notation:
Issued in lieu of (here identify the rejected schedule by
				  P.S.C.I. number or supplement number) rejected by the Public Service Commission
				  of Indiana.
(d) Title page.
				The first (front or top) page of a schedule shall be prepared as a title page
				showing in the upper right-hand corner its P.S.C.I. number and immediately
				thereunder notice of cancellation identifying by number any schedule or
				schedules being cancelled thereby.
(e) Name of carrier. On the upper central
				part of the title page shall appear the exact complete name of the issuing
				carrier and the number of the permit, or if no permit has been issued, the
				docket number assigned to the application.
(f) Application of schedule. Below the
				carrier's name and permit or docket number shall be shown following the words
				"Contract Carrier Schedule of Minimum Rates and Charges Applying On," a short
				specific description of the commodity or commodities covered by the schedule
				(or the word "Commodities" where the articles covered are too numerous to
				list); and a brief description of the territories within which or point from,
				to, or between which the schedule applies.
(g) Issue and effective dates. On the lower
				left-hand side of the title page shall be shown the date of issue and on the
				lower right-hand side the date on which the schedule is to become effective.
				Schedules which contain new or changed rates or other provisions effective on
				more dates than one shall show a general (title page) effective date not
				earlier than 30 days subsequent to the date on which the schedule is filed with
				the Commission, followed by a notation reading substantially as follows:
				"Except as otherwise provided on page (here give reference to the page or pages
				on which new or changed rates or other provisions are shown as becoming
				effective on dates other than the general effective date of the schedules)."
(h) Issuing officer. At the bottom
				of the title page below the issued and effective dates shall be shown the name,
				title, and mail address of the owner, partner, representative or officer of the
				carrier by whom the schedule is issued. The title "agent" may not be used.
(i) Table of contents. Immediately
				after title page shall be published a table of contents arranged in
				alphabetical order to indicate the page on which each subject is treated. If
				the schedule contains so small a volume of matter that its title page and
				interior arrangement plainly disclose its contents, the table of contents may
				be omitted.
(j) Index of
				Commodities.
(1) Next shall be provided a
				complete alphabetical index of commodities indicating the number of the page on
				which rates or charges on each commodity will be found.
(2) If all of the commodity rates to each
				destination in a schedule are arranged in alphabetical order by commodities,
				the index of commodities may be omitted from that schedule.