Roland S. Tanner

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  Roland Tanner, a Golden State Water vice president, argued the district has the right to transfer water rights to the company while Sutter County can get them only by taking them through eminent domain.

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  Roland S. Tanner Vice President - Customer Support Services of Golden State Water Company; Vice President of Customer Service, Region I of Golden State Water Company from September 2004 to January 2008; Regulatory Affairs Manager of Golden State Water Company from 1998 to September 2004

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  0001304192 TANNER ROLAND S 630 E FOOTHILL BLVD SAN DIMAS CA 91773 0 1 0 0 VICE PRESIDENT

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  County and state approvals would extend the process to between 12 and 18 months, according to Roland Tanner, a Golden State Water vice president.
  
  The company's proposed water charge would more than double Robbins' current rate, which the district has not changed in more than a decade.
  
  Tanner said most of the savings to allow the lower water charges would come from sharing employees with the company's water network in Arden and Rancho Cordova, which has about 16,000 customers.

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  "If the city looks to sell the system, we're ready to talk with them," said Roland Tanner, vice-president of customer support services for Golden State Water Co., a private company based in San Dimas.
  
  Tanner said Golden State Water Co. has talked with the city once or twice but didn't get into detailed discussions.

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  Roland S. Tanner

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  A merger would bring economies of scale and make pipe, pump and filtration repairs affordable, according to Roland Tanner, a company vice president, who said Golden State likely would charge about $50 monthly per household for water service, a little more than double the current level.

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  Roland S. Tanner (2)
  
  Vice President of Customer
  
  Service Region I. Regulatory Affairs Manager 1998 to 2004

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  Published on: 5/9/2003    Last Visited: 5/24/2003  

  Roland Tanner, SCWC's manager of regulatory affairs, confirmed that the company applies for general rate increase request every three years, and that, "even though Ojai isn't part of our Region III (the primary customer base), we are requesting a general rate increase for all of our districts under the provisions of the general office allocation, filed as a separate entity."
  
  The allocation, per Tanner, relates to general office overhead - accounting, technological improvements, customer service - "all of the departments that apply" to the general operating costs of providing water to 75 communities (or, as parent company, American States Water, reports, one in 30 Californians.)
  
  Tanner explained that the separate filing is necessary, "otherwise, we would never recover" from the ever-increasing general office expenses incurred by each district - and absorbed by SCWC's corporate office.Pursuant to SCWC's application, the CPUC held three public participation hearings, inviting public comment.The hearings were held on April 28, 29 and 30, in Claremont, Stanton, and Barstow, respectively.Asked why the CPUC - whose policy is to hold public meetings that are accessible to everyone - conducted these hearings in cities a minimum of 100 miles away from Ojai, Tanner said, "We were told that, due to the state's budget crisis, there would be a limited number of meetings held" on such applications.
  
  "To my knowledge, no one from the Ojai district was in attendance at these meetings," said Tanner, acknowledging the fact that the city of Ojai will, however, receive any official documentation related to such.
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  Tanner assures SCWC customers that the rate increase, if approved, would not be retroactive."We can't, by law, 'go back and collect' rates," he said.
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  Roland Tanner may be reached at 909-394-3600, extension 712.

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