PSC files complaint against alleged water provider

Posted 11/7/19

The Missouri Public Service Commission has filed a complaint against Fawn Lake Water Corp. and Rachel Hackman alleging water services are being unlawfully provided to customers, according to a press …

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PSC files complaint against alleged water provider

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The Missouri Public Service Commission has filed a complaint against Fawn Lake Water Corp. and Rachel Hackman alleging water services are being unlawfully provided to customers, according to a press release.The PSC staff alleges the company is selling potable water for gain using property and facilities that they own, operate and control. As a result, the complaint alleges, Fawn Lake Water Corp. is subject to Public Service Commission regulation and has failed to obtain the appropriate approval from the commission. Specifically, the PSC staff alleges Fawn Lake Water Corp. is providing water services to approximately 90 customers near Wright City in Warren County.In its complaint, the PSC staff also alleges Fawn Lake Water Corp. has failed to provide safe and adequate service.Customers who have service-related issues are urged to contact the PSC staff (by mail at P.O. Box 360, Jefferson City, MO 65102, telephone 1-800-392-4211, email pscinfo@psc.mo.gov).The PSC staff complaint is asking the commission to order Fawn Lake Water Corp. to make necessary and desirable improvements to the system in order to safeguard the public health and safety and authorize its general counsel to go to circuit court to seek penalties against Fawn Lake Water Corp. and Hackman.Fawn Lake Water Corp. and Hackman have until July 13, 2015, to file a response to the PSC staff complaint.Missouri Public Service Commission


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