The state Supreme Court has denied the Public Utility Commission's appeal of a Commonwealth Court order requiring the agency to cease and desist from reviewing municipal ordinances to determine whether they comply with the Pennsylvania Municipalities Planning Code and the state Oil and Gas Act.
July 26, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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The state Supreme Court has denied the Public Utility Commission’s appeal of a Commonwealth Court order requiring the agency to cease and desist from reviewing municipal ordinances to determine whether they comply with the Pennsylvania Municipalities Planning Code and the state Oil and Gas Act.
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