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its service territory is provided through contracts with entities which are affiliated with Vepco in any manner described in Virginia Code §56-76?
(b) Is it in the public interest for the Commission to allow actions to be taken by Vepco, Dominion, VNG, and Services (hereinafter "Companies") which would result in the loss of jurisdiction for setting rates for Virginia ratepayers, in whole or in part, by the State Corporation Commission of Virginia? . , ■ r , (c) )^at are VfpcoV projected, g^nerar tion capacity requirements for the next 30 yeefe and what ere the utility's plans to satisfy its service requirements with regard to the sources of energy (including cogenerators and small power producers), entities involved, and the mechanism or agency by whom rates will be set?
(d) Is it in the public interest for Vepco employees to be transferred to a service company for the purpose of providing services to Dominion, Vepco, other subsidiaries of Dominion not yet in being, or unaffiliated interests?
(e) Is it in the public interest for Vepco to spin-off its gas division as a subsidiary of Dominion?
Companies were ordered to file additional testimony on the delineated issues on or before June 25, 1984.
Parties who wish to speak at the public hearing and not participate as a Protestant, may be scheduled by writing the address listed in the last paragraph of this notice. Any person who wishes to comment in writing should send such comment to the same address.
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