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This Court found that the operating licenses and their
amendments were not “related documents” because the power
contract contained only a general reference and failed to
specifically refer to these documents. Id. “This general
standard of operation and maintenance, without more, does not
incorporate the operating license, or amendments or appendices
thereto, into the power contracts.” Id.
In this case, petitioner argues:
The Tariff incorporated by reference applicable orders,
rules and regulations of various governmental bodies,
including, for example, the Nuclear Regulatory
Commission (“NRC”), the Environmental Protection Agency
(“EPA”), the Florida Department of Environmental
Protection (“FDEP”), the FPSC and others. FPL was
required under the Tariff to comply with these orders,
rules and regulations.
According to Mr. Wilson’s testimony and the citations contained
in petitioner’s proposed findings of fact, the relevant language
in the tariff states:
RULES AND REGULATIONS
Service under this schedule is subject to orders
of governmental bodies having jurisdiction and to the
currently effective ‘General Rules and Regulations for
Electric Service’ on file with the Florida Public
Service Commission. In case of conflict between any
provision of this schedule and said ‘General Rules and
Regulations for Electric Service’ the provision of this
schedule shall apply.
Mr. Wilson testified:
The Commission had rules and regulations itself
that concerned the quality of service, how companies
were to treat deposits for service for customers, the
complaint procedure, things like that. And this was
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