Washington Administrative Code › Title 480 - Utilities and Transportation Commission › Chapter 480-149 - Tariff Circular No. 6 › Section 480-149-100 - Transfer of rates or fares from one tariff to another

Current through Register Vol. 24-14, July 15, 2024
(1) If a tariff or supplement to a tariff or
			 a revised page is issued which is to displace a part of another tariff which is
			 in force at the time and which tariff is not thereby canceled in full, it shall
			 specifically state the portion of such other tariff or such other supplement or
			 revised page which is thereby canceled, and such other tariff shall at the same
			 time be correspondingly amended, effective on the same date. Such reissue,
			 supplement or revised page must state where rates or fares will thereafter be
			 found and must be filed at the same time and in connection with the tariff,
			 supplement or revised page which contains the new rates or fares.
(2) When a tariff is canceled by the issuance
			 of another tariff to take its place, cancellation notice must be given by
			 notice in the new tariff as provided in WAC
			 480-149-030(1)(b).
(3) An agent who acts under authority of
			 power of attorney is fully authorized to act for the principals that have named
			 him their agent and attorney, and therefore when an agent publishes rates or
			 fares in his tariffs which are to displace the rates or fares in his
			 principal's tariff, the agent must cancel the rates or fares in his principal's
			 tariffs as per subsection (1) of this rule.
(4) A carrier must not publish in its
			 individual tariff rates or fares which are to displace the rates or fares
			 published in a tariff of a duly authorized agent unless the tariff is
			 accompanied by a supplement issued by the agent canceling the rates or fares in
			 his tariff effective on the same date, as per subsection (1) of this
			 rule.
(5) When a tariff is canceled
			 in whole or in part by a supplement thereto, the supplement must show where the
			 rates or fares will thereafter be found or what rates or fares will thereafter
			 apply. When a tariff is canceled by another tariff which does not contain all
			 the rates or fares shown in the tariff to be canceled, the canceling tariff
			 must show where rates or fares not shown therein will thereafter be found or
			 what rates or fares will thereafter apply.
(6) When portions of a tariff or of a
			 supplement to a tariff, are designated as items they must be given numbers; and
			 the cancellation of an item by supplement must be under the same item number
			 with a letter suffix in alphabetical sequence. If an item or any part thereof
			 is transferred to another item of different number in the same tariff, the
			 cancellation must be carried under the original item number and must show in
			 what item or items the effective rates or fares are to be found. If an item is
			 withdrawn in its entirety or expires by its own terms, leaving no rates or
			 fares or provisions in effect in that item, the cancellation or expiration must
			 be brought forward in subsequent supplements as a reissued item. When
			 withdrawing a rule or item designated by an item number, the canceled matter
			 need not be reproduced in connection with the item effecting the cancellation,
			 except to the extent necessary to identify the item.
Order R-16, § 480-149-100, filed 2/3/70; Public Service
				  Commission Cause No. T-9494, filed
				  4/5/61.