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, , , ' <br /> proposed Allowable Return on Common Equity for the year. <br /> If no request is made the Allowable Return on Common Equity <br /> remains in effect. <br /> Subd. 2. The request for change in the Allowable <br /> Return on Common Equity shall be reviewed by the Rate <br /> Administrator who shall forthwith set a date prior to January <br /> 15 for hearing upon such request. He shall give 10 days <br /> notice of such hearing published once in a legal newspaper <br /> in each county in the Metro Area. At least two days prior <br /> to the hearing date, any person may file with the Rate <br /> Administrator a written notice of intention to appear at <br /> the hearing and of the nature and extent of his parti- <br /> cipation. Only persons complying with this notice <br /> provision may be heard at the hearing. The Rate <br /> Administrator shall prescribe reasonable rules and <br /> regulations for the conduct of such hearings. Upon <br /> completion of the hearing, and no later than February 15, <br /> the Rate Administrator will serve on Company and the <br /> Authority a written order determining the Allowable Return <br /> on Common Equity for the current year and setting forth <br /> his findings and conclusions on all material issues <br /> relative to his determination. If no appeal is taken <br /> from the Rate Administrator's order of determination, <br /> the order is final. If an appeal is taken from the Rate <br /> Administrator's order of determination, the order is an <br /> interim order and shall remain in effect until finally <br /> 17 <br />
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