Massachusetts H1039 requires regulatory impact statements for EOEEA proposals affecting municipal and district ratepayers.
Massachusetts H1039 mandates that any proposal by the Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs (EOEEA) imposing additional costs on cities or towns must include a regulatory impact statement. This statement must identify the problem, methodology, stakeholders, financial impacts, and benefits of the proposal. The EOEEA must notify stakeholders and relevant committees 30 days before a hearing. The proposal cannot become effective until the statement is completed, made public, and filed with the secretary of state.
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