Section 31.01.01.122 - NOTICE OF INTENT TO FILE A GENERAL RATE CASE01.Which Utilities Must File Notice. Utilities with annual gross revenues from retail customers in Idaho exceeding three million dollars ($3,000,000) must file with the Commission a "notice of intent to file a general rate case" at least sixty (60) days before filing a general rate case. If the general rate case described in the notice is not filed within one-hundred twenty (120) days after filing the notice the notice will be deemed withdrawn unless the utility files a written statement that the utility still intends to file a general rate case of the kind described in the notice.02.Exceptions for Trackers or Annual Cost Adjustments. Rule 122 applies only to general rate increases. Examples of cases outside the scope of Rule 122 include (but are not limited to) fuel cost adjustments (e.g., PGA), power cost adjustment (PCA), commodity or purchased power tracker rate increases, emergency or other short-notice increases caused by disaster or weather-related or other conditions unexpectedly increasing a utility's expenses, rate increases designed to recover governmentally-imposed increases in costs of doing business, such as changes in tax laws or ordinances, or other increases designed to recover increased expenses arising on short notice and beyond the utility's control.Idaho Admin. Code r. 31.01.01.122