Kentucky Public Service Commission

Request for Declaratory Relief

L. Allyson Honaker Apache Gas Transmission Co., Inc. and Burkesville Gas Company, Inc.

Order: 1. Atmos’s motion for a deviation from the July 22, 2021 Order is granted; 2. The waiver for meter testing and reporting in effect prior to the Commission’s July 22, 2021 Order shall remain in effect until the end of the winter season, April 1, 2022. 3. The Commission retains the right to modify, alter, or retract any and all portions of this Order, or any Order in this proceeding, at any time.

Atmos Energy Motion for KY Meter Testing Waiver 2020-00085

Eric Wilen Atmos Energy Corporation

Order Entered: 1. Utilities, on and after August 16, 2021, no longer are granted a deviation from: 807 KAR 5:006, Section 4(4); 807 KAR 5:006, Section 4(5); 807 KAR 5:006, Section 9; 807 KAR 5:006, Section 7(5)(b); 807 KAR 5:006, Section 11 (3); and 807 KAR 5:006, Section 26. 2. Utilities, on and after August 16, 2021, and as applicable, shall resume the annual reporting and testing required by meter testing and inspection deviation plans approved by the Commission. 3. Filers, for case filings made on and after March 16, 2020, shall not be required to file the original physical copies of the filings required by 807 KAR 5:001, Section 8. 4. The electronic filing procedures listed in 807 KAR 5:001, Section 8, are mandatory, except for pro se formal complaints, for all cases coming before the Commission. 5. Nothing prevents the Commission from entering further orders in this matter.

Nolin RECCs response to Commission Staffs Second Data Request dated December 22, 2020.

Allison Coffey Nolin RECC

Jackson Energy Response to Commission Staffs Second Request for Information

Ryan Henderson Jackson Energy Cooperative

Order Entered: 1. Kentucky Power’s motion for rehearing granted in part and denied in part. 2. The Commission grants rehearing on the issue of the Commission reliance on KRS 278.170(2) in the December 30, 2020, and clarifies it does not rely upon KRS 278.170(2) to support its conclusion that foregone late payment fees may not be included in a regulatory asset; 3. The Commission grants rehearing on the issue of Kentucky Power’s contention that the Commission erred when it concluded that Kentucky Power included late fees from customers that were current on payment plans and the Commission clarifies that it makes no such finding. 4. The Commission grants rehearing on Kentucky Power’s contention that its March 17, 2020 motion for a deviation from its tariff did not constitute a waiver of the ability to ever attempt to recover the foregone late fees and the Commission finds that the March 17, 2020 did not constitute a waiver. 5. The Commission denies rehearing of all other issues raised in Kentucky Power’s Motion for Rehearing.

Notice of Withdrawal and Substitution of Counsel

John Ryan Columbia Gas of Kentucky

Response to PSC Staffs Second Request for Information

James Bradley Cherry

Kentucky Power Companys supplemental response to staff 2-1.

Lerah Scott Kentucky Power Company

Response to PSC Staffs Second Request for Information

Gerald E. Wuetcher Ohio County Water District

Second response for information on Case 2020-00085

John R May Licking Valley RECC

Response to PSC Second Request for Information regarding Novel Coronavirus

Joseph Cannon Grayson County Water District

Responses to Commissions Second Data Request

Jennie Gibson Phelps Farmers RECC

Response to Commission Staff Second Request for Information

Stacey Kampsen Northern Kentucky Water District

KAW Witness Verification for PSC2

Lindsey Ingram Kentucky American Water

Motion for Extension of Time

Gerald E. Wuetcher Ohio County Water District

Response to PSC Staffs Second Request for Information

GERALD WUETCHER McCreary County Water District

Owen Electric Cooperatives response to the Commissions Second Request for Information

Shannon Chappell Owen Electric Cooperative

Motion for Extension of Time

Stacey Kampsen Northern Kentucky Water District

Kentucky Power Company filing Motion for Rehearing and Affidavit of Brian K. West

Scott E. Bishop Kentucky Power Company

Columbias Response to Staffs Second Set of Data Requests

Brooke E. Wancheck Columbia Gas of Kentucky, Inc.

Kentucky Power Companys response to the Commission Staffs December 28, 2020 data request.

Lerah Scott Kentucky Power Company

KAWs Response to PSC 2

Lindsey Ingram Kentucky American Water

Corrected Response to Commission Staff’s Second Request for Information

Katelyn L. Brown Hardin County Water District No. 2

Response to Commission Staff’s Second Request for Information

Katelyn L. Brown Hardin County Water District No. 2

Salt River Electrics response to Commission Staffs Second Request for Data Case No. 2020-00085

Diana R Edwards Salt River Electric Cooperative Corporation

Delta Natural Gas Company, Inc.s Response to Second Request for Information

Monica Braun Delta Natural Gas Company, Inc.

Response to Commission Staffs Second Request for Information

Katelyn L. Brown Oldham County Water District

Response to request for additional information

John M. Dix Simpson County Water District

Response to request for additional information

John M. Dix Butler County Water System, Inc.

Response to request for additional information

John M. Dix Warren County Water District

Response to Second Request for Information

Jeff Greer South Kentucky RECC

Response to Commission Staff Second Data Request

Erica Hall Meade County RECC

Duke Energy Kentucky, Inc. hereby submits its response to Commission Staffs second request for information

Deborah Gates Rocco DAscenzo

Second Request for Information

Harry Anness Boone County Water District

Order Entered: 1. KAEC’s motion is granted, and 2. Responses to the December 28, 2020 request for information are due no later than February 10, 2021.

Responses of Louisville Gas and Electric Company and Kentucky Utilities Company to the Commission Staff’s Second Request for Information

Rick E. Lovekamp Louisville Gas and Electric Company and Kentucky Utilities Company

Response to second information request on Question 9 2020-00085

Tim Webb Cannonsburg Water District

Atmos Energy Response to Staffs Second Request for Information 2020-00085

Eric Wilen Atmos Energy Corporation

Correction to previous response filing.

Billy Frasure Clark Energy Cooperative, Inc.

Response to Commission Staffs Second Request for Information in Case No 2020-00085

Farrah Coleman Inter-County Energy

Response to Staffs Second Request for Information.

Billy Frasure Clark Energy Cooperative, Inc.

Response to the Commission Staffs Second Request for Information

Joni K. Hazelrigg Fleming-Mason Energy

Cumberland Valley Electrics Response to Commission Staffs Second Request for Information.

Robert Tolliver Cumberland Valley Electric

Blue Grass Energy Cooperative Corporations response to the Commissions Second Request for Information

Charles G. Williamson III Blue Grass Energy Cooperative Corporation

IN RESPONSE TO CASE NO. 2020-00085

KAYLA GOODAKER SOUTH HOPKINS WATER DISTRICT

Response to the Commission Staffs Second Request for Information

Jeff Williams Jackson Purchase Energy

Response to PSC Staff Second Request for Information

Gerald Wuetcher Hyden-Leslie County Water District

MWD response to information request

Kevin Lowe Mountain Water District

Kenergy response to PSC second data request

Steve Thompson

Attached, please find the additional information requested for 2020 in response to Q.9 in case No. 2020-00085. Also attached are the Cover Letter and spreadsheet requested.

Robin Slone Big Sandy RECC

Commission Staffs Second Request for Information to each of East Kentucky Power Cooperative, Inc.s Member Cooperatives

Patsy Walters Taylor County Rural Electric Cooperative Corporation

Attached, please find the additional information requested for July through December 2020 in response to Q.9 in case No. 2020-00085. Also attached are the Cover Letter and spreadsheet requested.

Scott Schmuck Hardin County Water District No. 1

Motion for Extension of Time

Edward T. Depp Kentucky Association of Electric Cooperatives, Inc.

Order Entered: 1. What a utility may request for regulatory asset treatment is clarified consistent with the discussion above; and 2. The Commission retains the right to modify, alter, or retract any portion of this Order, or any Order in this proceeding, at any time.

IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED that Kentucky Power shall not establish the COVID-19 Forgone Late Fee regulatory asset.

Order Entered: 1. Columbia Kentucky’s motion for a deviation from the September 21, 2020 Order is granted; 2. Columbia Kentucky, upon the expiration of the Energy Assistance Program, shall report to the Commission the number of customers that were enrolled in the Energy Assistance Program that still have arrearages, and the average amount of the arrearages. 3. The Commission retains the right to modify, alter, or retract any and all portions of this Order, or any Order in this proceeding, at any time.

Motion for Deviation

Brooke E. Wancheck Columbia Gas of Kentucky, Inc.

Data Request

Response to PSC second request for information.

Cindy Darr Muhlenberg County Water Dist. #3

Data Request

Data Request

Order Entered: 1. Utilities, where applicable, are temporarily relieved from the annual reporting and testing required by meter testing and inspection deviation plans approved by the Commission. 2. The required reports shall not be filed with the Commission this calendar year and until further Order of the Commission. 3. The testing requirements discussed herein shall not resume until further Order of the Commission.

Letter Requesting an Extension of Time

Brooke E. Wancheck Columbia Gas of Kentucky, Inc.

Kentucky Power Company filing of notice of accounting entries to be made and other steps to be taken in furtherance of the Commissions September 21, 2020 Order.

Scott E. Bishop Kentucky Power Company

Order Entered: 1. Kentucky-American's proposed plan to contact and educate affected customers regarding payment plans to address arrearages is approved. 2. Kentucky-American's proposed plan to accept payment on the first payment plan, as discussed herein, is approved. 3. Kentucky-American's proposed plan to recover carrying charges on late fees billed but not paid prior to March 16, 2020, is denied.

Order Entered: 1. The Commission's September 21, 2020 Order is clarified consistent with the discussion above; and 2. The Commission retains the right to modify, alter, or retract any portion of this Order, or any Order in this proceeding, at any time.

Order Entered: 1. The Commission's Orders are clarified as necessary as discussed above. 2. Nothing in this Order prevents the Commission from issuing additional orders in this proceeding.

Order Entered: 1. The Commission's Orders are clarified as necessary as discussed above. 2. Nothing in this Order prevents the Commission from issuing additional Orders in this proceeding.

Motion for Clarification

Lindsey Ingram Kentucky American Water

LGE and KU Responses to Commission Staffs Initial Request for Information

Andrea M. Fackler Louisville Gas and Electric Company and Kentucky Utilities Company

2020-00085 Request for Clarification

Eric Wilen Atmos Energy Corporation

Order Entered: 1. Jackson Energy’s motion for deviation from its prepay tariff’s maximum limit of $350 is granted. This deviation extends for two years upon service of this Order. 2. Citipower’s motion for deviation from its public awareness plan is granted and it may temporarily suspend hand deliveries of its public awareness messages. This deviation extends for six months upon service of this Order. 3. Todd District’s request for deviation from its tariff is granted to the extent it is necessary so that it may offer payment plans to customers disconnected for nonpayment. This deviation extends for two years upon service of this Order. 4. Todd District’s request for approval to pay for credit cards fees through December 31, 2020, is granted. 5. Nothing in this Order prevents the Commission from issuing additional orders in this proceeding.

Data Request

Louisville Gas and Electric Company and Kentucky Utilities Companys Petition for Clarification and Deviation and Request for Expedited Treatment

Andrea M. Fackler Louisville Gas and Electric Company and Kentucky Utilities Company

Motion for Deviation

L. Allyson Honaker Citipower, LLC

Order Entered: 1. A utility may include in default payment plans arrearages incurred before March 16, 2020, provided that the default payment plan is extended to reflect the time over which the pre-March 16, 2020 arrearage was incurred. 2. A utility may use its October 2020 billing cycle, rather than October 1, 2020, to determine the amount of arrearages to be included in default payment plans, provided that a utility that does so extends the default payment plan to a minimum of seven months. 3. A utility may recover carrying charges on pre-March 16, 2020 arrearages and post-October 1, 2020 arrearages included in payment plans, provided that the utility did not assess late payment penalties on the arrearages included in the payment plans. 4. A utility may maintain current payment plans entered into voluntarily provided that the utility convert the existing payment plan to the six-month default plan upon either the customer’s default on the existing plan or at the request of the customer 5. A utility is not required to automatically enroll a customer in the default payment plan for an arrearage of $25 or less, provided that the customer will not be disconnected for the arrearage and that the utility shall enroll the customer in the default payment plans at the customer’s request. Vice Chairman Chandler did not participate in the deliberations or decision concerning this Petition.

Motion to Deviation from Prepay Tariff and Motion for Expedited Treatment

Ryan Henderson Jackson Energy Cooperative

Duke Energy Kentucky Inc.s Petition for Clarification and Deviation and Request for Expedited Treatment

Deborah Gates Rocco O. DAsenzo

Order Entered: 1. The Executive Director shall serve a copy of this Order upon The Kentucky Office of the Governor, Senator Rand Paul, Senator Mitch McConnell, Representative James Comer, Representative Brett Guthrie, Representative John Yarmuth, Representative Thomas Massie, Representative Hal Rogers, and Representative Andy Barr. 2. Utilities shall create payment plans of arrearages of no less than six months and no longer than two years in duration for all customers who have accumulated arrearages from service rendered on or after March 16, 2020, and before October 1, 2020. Regardless of the length of the payment plan, default payment plans shall only require the customer to pay a fixed, equal installment over the term of the plan. 3. Utilities shall make all reasonable efforts to contact the customers who have received default payment plans. 4. Utilities shall, for customers that request alternative payment plans to the default payment plan ordered by the Commission, work with customers on payment plans that accommodate customer circumstances while balancing the concern of the utility, including its income and cash flow. 5. Utilities shall consider a customer with arrearages subject to a payment plan "on-time" for all purposes, except those explicitly exempted in this Order, as long they timely pay their bill for current service and the amount required under the default or alternative, agreed-upon payment plan.

September 21, 2020 supplemental responses to update data through August 31, 2020.

Lerah Scott Kentucky Power Company

Duke Energy Kentucky, Inc. hereby submits its responses to Staffs Supplemental request for information

Deborah Gates Rocco O. DAsenzo

Kentucky Power Company filing of Supplemental Responses to Commission July 23, 2020 data request and supporting attachments.

Scott Bishop Kentucky Power Company

LGE and KU Supplemental Responses to Commission Staffs Initial Request for Information

Andrea M. Fackler Louisville Gas and Electric Company and Kentucky Utilities Company

Louisville Gas and Electric Company and Kentucky Utilities Companys corrected responses and attachments to Question Nos. 12 and 14 for the Commission Staffs Initial Request for Information

Rick E. Lovekamp Louisville Gas and Electric Company and Kentucky Utilities Company

Order Entered: 1. Hyden-Leslie District??s motion is granted, and 2. Hyden-Leslie District's responses to Commission Staff's Request for Information dated June 23, 2020, are accepted for filing

Response to PSC Staffs Initial Request for Information

Gerald Wuetcher Hyden-Leslie County Water District

Henderson County Water District response to Case 2020-00085

Peter R Conrad Henderson County Water Dist.

Shelby Energy Cooperatives Response to Commission Staffs Request for Information

Sergio Cole Shelby Energy Cooperative, Inc.

Nolin RECC Response to Commission Staffs Initial Request for Information - Case No. 2020-00085

Gregory R. Lee Nolin RECC

Response to request for information

John M. Dix Butler County Water System, Inc.

Response to request for information

John M. Dix Simpson County Water District

Response to information request

John M. Dix Warren County Water District

Duke Energy Kentucky hereby submits its responses to Staffs Initial Request for Information

Deborah Gates Rocco O. DAsenzo

Columbia Gas of Kentuckys Response to Staffs Initial Set of Information Requests

Brooke Wancheck Columbia Gas of Kentucky, Inc.

Kentucky American Waters Responses to PSC1

Lindsey Ingram Kentucky American Water

Response to data request for 2020-00085

Tim Webb Cannonsburg Water District

Delta Response to Commission Staffs Initial Request for Information

Monica H. Braun Delta Natural Gas Company, Inc.

Response to Commission Staff Initial Request for Information

Stacey Kampsen Northern Kentucky Water District

Motion for Extension of Time

Gerald E. Wuetcher Hyden-Leslie County Water District

Response to PSC Staff Initial Request for Information

Gerald E. Wuetcher McCreary County Water District

Response to Commissions request for information in Case No. 2020-00085.

BILLY FRASURE Big Sandy RECC

Response to PSC Staff Iniitial Request for Information

Gerald E. Wuetcher Green River Valley Water District

Response to Commission Staff’s Initial Request for Information

Katelyn L. Brown Hardin County Water District No. 2

Filing Response to Data request case # 2020-00085

Harry Anness Boone County Water District

South Kentucky RECC Response to Commission Staffs Initial Request for Information

Jeff Greer South Kentucky RECC

Wood Creek Water District response to data request.

Dewayne Lewis Wood Creek Water District

2020-00085 Atmos Energy Responses to Staff Discovery Set 1

Eric Wilen Atmos Energy Corporation

Licking Valley RECCs Response to Commission Staffs Initial Request for Information in Case No. 2020-00085

John R May Licking Valley RECC

Mountain Water District Responses to PSC order #2020-00085

Kevin Lowe Mountain Water District

Read 1st and Kentucky Power Companys responses to the Commissions June 23, 2020 data requests.

Lerah Scott Kentucky Power Company

Amended Response to Initial Request for Information

James Bradley Cherry

Response to Initial Request for Information

James Bradley Cherry

Inter-County Energys Response to Commission Staffs Initial Request for Information in Case No. 2020-00085

Farrah Coleman Inter-County Energy

LGE and KU Responses to Commission Staffs Initial Request for Information

Rick E. Lovekamp Louisville Gas and Electric Company and Kentucky Utilities Company

Response of Case No. 2020-00085

Kayla Goodaker South Hopkins Water District

Cumberland Valley Electrics Response to Commissions request in Case 2020-00085.

Robert Tolliver Cumberland Valley Electric

Responses of the Emergency Docket related to the Novel Coronavirus COVID-19

Patsy Walters Taylor County Rural Electric Cooperative Corporation

Farmers RECCs responses to Commission Staffs initial request in Case No 2020-00085.

Jennie Gibson Phelps Farmers RECC

Responses to request - COVID-19

Holly S. Eades Clark Energy Cooperative, Inc.

Salt River Electric Cooperatives response to Commission Staffs Initial Request for Information

Diana R Edwards Salt River Electric Cooperative Corporation

Cover Letter, Response and Attachments requested in Electronic Emergency Docket Related to the Novel Coronavirus COVID-19

Scott Schmuck Hardin County Water District No. 1

Owen Electrics response to Commission Staffs Initial Request for Information in 2020-00085.

Shannon Chappell Owen Electric Cooperative, Inc.

Fleming-Mason Energy response to Commission Staffs Initial Request for Information

Joni K. Hazelrigg Fleming-Mason Energy

Jackson Energys Response to Commission Request for Information

Ryan Henderson Jackson Energy Cooperative Corporation

Blue Grass Energy Cooperative Corporations Responses to Commission Staffs Request for Information related to the Novel Coronavirus COVID-19.

Charles G. Williamson III Blue Grass Energy Cooperative Corporation

Kenergy response to data request

Steve Thompson

OCWD response to Commission

Walt Beasley Ohio Co. Water District

Response to Commission Staffs Initial Request for Information

Erica Hall Meade County RECC

Grayson County Water District Response to Commission Request Case Number 2020-00085

Joseph K Cannon Grayson County Water District

Request for Extension of Time

Kevin Lowe Mountain Water District

Order Entered: Responses to the Commission Staff’s requests for information issued on June 23, 2020, shall be due on July 21, 2020.

Response to Commission Staff’s Initial Request for Information

Katelyn L. Brown Oldham County Water District

Response to the Commission Staffs Initial Request for Information

Jeff Williams Jackson Purchase Energy Corporation

Response to Commission Staff’s Initial Request for Information

Katelyn L. Brown Muhlenberg County Water District No. 3

Request for Extension of Time

John M. Dix Warren County Water District, Simpson County Water District, Butler County Water System, Inc.

Order Entered: 1. Sentra does not need Commission approval under KRS 278.300 prior to entering into any loans, notes, or other obligations under the Paycheck Protection Program in light of the statutory exemption found in KRS 278.300(8); 2. Sentra is granted a deviation from the requirements of 807 KAR 5:001, Section 19; and 3. This Order is limited only to loans, notes, or other obligations under the Paycheck Protection Program and is not a declaration that other evidence of indebtedness, issuance of securities, loans, notes, or other obligations pursuant to the CARES Act or subsequent federal relief do not require Commission approval pursuant KRS 278.300.

Motion for Extension of Time

Gerald E. Wuetcher Hyden-Leslie County Water District

Motion for Extension of Time

Gerald E. Wuetcher Green River Valley Water District

Data Request

Data Request

Data Request

Sentra Corporation Request for Declaratory Relief

Robert C. Moore Sentra Corporation

Order Entered: 1. Parksville District's request is granted. 2. Parksville District is granted deviation from the tariff provision that requires assessment of a $25.00 for a returned check. 3. Parksville is granted deviation from 807 KAR 5:006, Section 9(1) & (2); 807 KAR 5:011, Section 6(1); 807 KAR 5:011, Section 8; 807 KAR 5:011, Section 9; and 807 KAR 5:011, Section 10. 4. Parksville District is authorized to charge $10.00 for a returned check fee on after the date of entry of this Order. 5. Parksville District shall notify the Commission in writing in this docket when it no longer believes the reduced returned check fee is warranted.

Order Entered: 1. McCreary District's request is granted. 2. McCreary District is granted deviation from the tariff provisions that require payment of pre-existing debts, reconnection fees, and deposits prior to service being restored.

Order Entered: 1. Kentucky Power's motion for an extension of time in which to file its reliability report is granted. 2. Kentucky Power shall file its reliability report required by Case No. 2011-00450 no later than June 1, 2020.

Order Entered: 1. Columbia Kentucky's motion for temporary waiver is denied, in its entirety, without prejudice. 2. This Order shall be served on all major local gas distribution utilities operating in the Commonwealth of Kentucky.

Order Entered: The Commission's March 16, 2020 Order in this proceeding is clarified consistent with the discussion above.

Kentucky Power Company filing motion for extension of time to file its May 1, 2020 reliability report.

Scott E. Bishop Kentucky Power Company

Order Entered: 1. EKPC, and any other electric cooperative formed under KRS Chapter 279, does not need Commission approval under KRS 278.300 prior to entering into any loans, notes, or other obligations under the Paycheck Protection Program in light of the statutory exemption found in KRS 278.300(8); 2. EKPC is granted a deviation from the requirements of 807 KAR 5:001, Section 19; and 3. This Order is limited only to loans, notes, or other obligations under the Paycheck Protection Program and is not a declaration that other evidence of indebtedness, issuance of securities, loans, notes, or other obligations pursuant to the CARES Act or subsequent federal relief do not require Commission approval pursuant KRS 278.300.

Motion for Declaratory Relief

David S. Samford East Kentucky Power Cooperative, Inc.

Read 1st and Kentucky Power Companys letter notice regarding the temporary suspension of the semi-annual inspection of its transmission lines.

Lerah Scott Kentucky Power Company

Motion for Waiver

Cheryl MacDonald Columbia Gas of Kentucky Inc

2020-00085 Atmos Energy Informational Filing Response

Eric Wilen Atmos Energy Corporation

Order Entered: 1. The Commission's March 16, 2020 Order in this proceeding is modified consistent with the discussion above; 2. Utilities are granted a temporary deviation from the state inspection requirements in 807 KAR 5:006 Section 26(5); and 3. All other aspects of the March 16, 2020 Order remain in full force and effect. 4. The Commission retains the right to modify, alter, or retract any portion of this Order, or any Order in this proceeding, at any time.

Order Entered: 1. EKPC's motion for an extension of time in which to file certain reports is granted in part and denied in part. 2. EKPC's motion for an extension of time in which to file its Report of Gross Earnings from intrastate business is denied. 3. EKPC's motion for an extension of time in which to file its annual statistical report is denied, however, EKPC should file such a request electronically by generating an email to [email protected] after submission of the Report of Gross Earnings from intrastate business. 4. All other extensions of time requested by EKPC are granted.

Order Entered: To the extent Kentucky Power's tariff requires Kentucky Power to charge delayed payment charges, Kentucky Power is granted a deviation from such a requirement until further Order from the Commission.

Motion for Extension of Time

David S. Samford East Kentucky Power Cooperative, Inc.

Read 1st and Request of Kentucky Power Company to deviate from late payment charge tariff requirements.

Lerah Scott Kentucky Power Company

Order Entered: 1. Until otherwise ordered by the Commission, utilities shall cease disconnections for non-payment. 2. Until otherwise ordered by the Commission, utilities shall waive all late payment charges. 3. Until otherwise ordered by the Commission, filers are granted deviation from filing or transmitting physical documents pursuant to the following requirements: a. 807 KAR 5:001 , Section 7(1 ); b. 807 KAR 5:001 , Section 8(12)(a)(2); c. 807 KAR 5:063; and d. 807 KAR 5:001 Section 8(7)(c). 4. Documents required by 807 KAR 5:001 , Section 7(1 ), and 807 KAR 5:063 may be filed with the Commission by electronic mail at [email protected]. An original of the documents exempted from filing in ordering paragraph 3(a), (b), and (c), shall be filed within 30 days of the lifting of the state of emergency. 5. A utility, in this docket, shall petition the Commission for relief from the provisions of its tariff or Commission, if not already granted deviation in this docket or if it is unable to comply with its tariff or Commission regulations due to COVID-19 related issues. 6. Any non-case related documents shall be filed with the Commission by electronic mail at [email protected].