Originally posted by captain Russ:
I'd just ask for compensation as a function of the rate the utility would have to pay for funds today... I don't think any court or the utility could argue with the logic.
Russ, I emailed you to see if I could phone you but it bounced back. So, I'll respond here.
Regarding what I quote above... I don't understand your logic, haha. What does the utility's cost for funds today have to do with her lost opportunity over the past 24 years? I don't understand this logic, advise me.
And if you stick with that, do you have any ballpark idea of what this rate would be?
Bearing in mind that funds rates are WAY down now versus much of the past 24 year period.
Thanks for your posts... and the other posters, too!
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Bill
Yamaha PSR2000
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