HomeMy WebLinkAboutResolutions - No. 2010-195RESOLUTION NO 2010-195
A RESOLUTION OF THE LODI CITY COUNCIL APPROVING
AMENDMENTS TO ELECTRIC UTILITY DEPARTMENT RULES
AND REGULATIONS NOS. 1, 13, 15, AND 16
WHEREAS, on March 1 ,1989, the City Council adopted Ordinance No. 1447, Section
13.20.010 of the Lodi Municipal Code, authorizing and allowing adoption by resolution Rules and
Regulationsfor the Electric Utility Department (EUD); and
WHEREAS, on May 18, 1994, the City Council adopted Resolution No. 94-58 adopting by
reference, certain Rules and Regulations; and
WHEREAS, amendments to the EUD Rules and Regulations are necessary from time to
time; and
WHEREAS, the current EUD policy is to require a nonrefundable payment from
Developers/Applicants for construction costs based on an estimate prepared before work begins;
and
WHEREAS, the proposed changes to Rules 1, 13, 15, and 16 will cause the EUD to
reconcile billing of these estimates at the completion of the project; and
WHEREAS, the proposed changes to Rules 1, 13, 15, and 16 provide for a rebate to the
Developer/Applicant whenever the project estimate exceeds actual cost and that an invoice be
issued should reasonable costs exceed the original estimate; and
WHEREAS, staff recommends modification of the existing EUD Rules and Regulations in
order to provide actual cost reconciliation for EUD work. These costs include temporary service,
extension of facilities, service connections, and facilities on customer's premises. The proposed
amendments to EUD's Rules and Regulations No. 1 (General Statement and Definitions), No. 13
(Temporary Service), No. 15 (Extension of Facilities), and No. 16 (Service Connections and
Facilities on Customer's Premises) are shown in Attachments A, B, C, and D respectively.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Lodi City Council does hereby amend
Electric Utility Department Rules and Regulations No. 1(General Statement and Definitions), No. 13
(Temporary Service), No. 15 (Extension of Facilities), and No. 16 (Service Connections and
Facilities on Customer's Premises) as shown in Attachments A, B, C, and D respectively attached
hereto; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the amended regulations will be effective for new electric
service projects submitted on or after January 1,201 1 _
Dated: November 17, 2010
I hereby certify that Resolution No. 2010-195 was passed and adopted by the City Council of
the City of Lodi in a regular meeting held November 17, 2010, by the following vote:
AYES: COUNCIL MEMBERS — Hansen, Hitchcock, Johnson, Mounce, and
Mayor Katzakian
NOES: COUNCIL MEMBERS — None
ABSENT: COUNCIL MEMBERS— None
ABSTAIN: COUNCIL MEMBERS — Non
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CITY OF LODI
ELECTRIC UTILITY DEPARTMENT
RULE AND REGULATION NO.I
GENERAL STATEMENTAND DEFINITIONS
General Statement
The City of Lodi Municipal Electric
accordance with the adopted Rules
resolutions and ordinances to any
limits of the City.
Definitions
Department will furnish electric service in
and Regulations and all other applicable
premises completely within the corporate
Actual Cost: Total of all expenses charged to a project to include labor,
materials, supplies, overhead costs, contracted costs and consultant costs.
Applicant: A person, agency or corporation requesting the City to supply electric
service.
City: The City of Lodi, or the City Council, City Manager, Electric Utility
Department, Building Inspection Division, Finance Department or any
authorized City employee.
Commercial/Industrial Development: Shall mean the development cf
enterprises engaged in trade or furnishing of services or a process which
creates a product or changes material into another form or product and bona
fide electric load will exist as a direct result of the development
Construction Service: Single-phase service of 100 amperes or less supplied
to contractors for construction purposes.
Customer: A person, agency or corporation in whose name electrical service
from the City is rendered as well as all persons, agencies and corporations who
are the actual users of the electric service.
Developer: A person, agency or corporation seeking electric service for a
particular development and responsible for all" costs associated therewith.
Distribution Facilities: Overhead and/or underground lines and associated
equipment, operated at the primary and/or secondary voltage level, installed,
operated and maintained by the City to supply electric service.
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Estimated Cost: Projected expenses for a project to include labor, materials,
supplies, overhead costs, contracted costs and consultant costs.
Permanent Service: Service which, in the opinion of the City, is of a permanent
and established character.
Point of Interconnection: Where the City's electric system is connected to the
customer's service entrance facilities, usually:
a. overhead, the weatherhead on the service riser.
b. underground, the customer's service entrance panel.
Premises: All structures, apparatus or portions thereof occupied or operated by
an individual, a family or a business enterprise, and situated on an integral
parcel of land undivided by a public highway, street, other public thoroughfare
or a railway.
Primary or Primary System: The voltage level or the portion of the system
above 600 volts.
Reconciled: The procedure by which the difference between the Estimated
Cost and the Actual Cost of a project is calculated, resulting in the issuance of
an invoice or a refund, as appropriate.
Residential Development: Shall mean the construction of a single family
residence, townhouses, apartment complexes, mobile home parks, etc.
Secondary or Secondary System: The portion of the system between
distribution transformers and the last pole or service box when moving toward
the load and operated below 600 volts.
Service: The electric system, conductor, conduits, etc., that connect the
customer's point of interconnection with the City's distribution facilities, i.e. the
first pole, secondary box or transformer when moving toward the source and
the commodity (electric energy) being supplied to the customer.
Service Drop: An overhead service.
Service Entrance Panel and/or Service Equipment: Customer -owned facilities
designed to receive electric service and including, but not limited to service
termination facilities, main disconnect and provisions for metering.
Service Voltage: The voltage at the point of interconnection.
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Subdivision (Residential or Commercial Industrial): As used herein shall mean
the division of a parcel of land into two or more parcels for the purpose of sale
or lease for subsequent development.
Temporary Service: Service for an enterprise or activity which is temporary in
character, where it is known in advance that service will be of limited duration,
or the permanency of which has not been established
Utilization Equipment: Customer -owned equipment, within the premise served,
utilizing the electric energy supplied by the City.
Utilization Voltage: The voltage at the point, within the customer's premise,
where the electrical energy is being utilized.
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RULE AND REGULATION NO. 13
TEMPORARY SERVICE
A. Establishmentof Temporary Service
The City will furnish temporary service, including service to
operations of a speculative nature or of questionable permanency,
under the following conditions:
If undue hardship to the City or to its customers does not
result therefrom.
2. The applicant shall pay to the City, in advance, the
Estimated Cost of installing and removing all facilities
required for temporary service. In each case that a
Developer/Applicant is required to pay for services based on
the Estimated Cost prior to construction, the billing will be
Reconciled with the Actual Cost upon the completion of the
project. This cost to include, but not limited to, non-
salvageable material, prorated cost (3 yrs/life) of salvageable
material (excluding transformer(s)) and labor for the
installation and removal.
3. The applicant shall establish credit pursuant to Rule and
Regulation No. 6.
4. Construction Service will be installed by the City for a fixed
non-refundable "Temporary Service Hook-up Charge"
provided such hook-up is for connection of customer -owned
service pole per City standards, to existing City facilities,
only. Facilities may be installed under Section 2 above.
`Construction Service whereby the contractor installs the
service entrance in a permanent location may be assessed
for the line extension and/or service connection as per Rule
No. 15 and/or 16.
5. Nothing in this Rule and Regulation shall limit or affect the
right of the City to collect from the customer any other or
additional sums of money, which may become due and
payable to the City from the customer by reason of the
temporary service furnished or to be furnished. The City may
refuse electric service if, in the judgment of the City, unsafe
or hazardous conditions exist.
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B. Change to Permanent Status
If at any time the character of a temporary customer's operations
change such that, in the opinion of the City, the customer should be
classified as permanent, or when a customer served under this
Rule has operated the electrical equipment originally installed or
electrical equipment of the same power requirements for a period of
36 consecutive months from the date service is first delivered under
this Rule and has proved the permanency of the business to the
City's satisfaction, the customerwill be classified as permanent.
2. Upon reclassification from Temporary to Permanent Service, the
customer will be billed for the original transformer(s) cost.
C. Customer -Owned Generation Facilities
There shall be no connection of customer -owned generation
facilities to the City's electric system under this Rule. A special
agreement is required for connection of any customer -owned
generation facilities to the City's electric system. (See Rule and
Regulation No. 21).
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RULE AND REGULATION NO. 15
EXTENSION OF FACILITIES
A. Individual Applications and Advance Notice:
Electric line extensions will be constructed, owned, operated and
maintained by the City to supply individual applicants with electric
service at their request in accordance with this and other applicable
City Rules and Regulations.
2. Applicants shall provide sufficient advance notice in order that
service can be rendered by the time such service is required. The
required advance notice will vary in consideration of the scope of the
project, availability of equipment and material, and the City's
workload at the time of application.
3. In each case that a Developer/Applicant is required to pay for
services based on an Estimated Cost prior to construction, the billing
will be Reconciled with the Actual Cost upon the completion of the
project.
B. Extensions of Questionable Permanencv:
Line extensions to provide temporary service or to serve installations
which in the opinion of the City are of a speculative nature or of
questionable permanency shall be served under Rule No. 13.
C. ExtensionsSubiect to Riahts-of-Wav or Easements:
City line extensions will be constructed only along public roads and
highways and upon private property across which satisfactory easements
and/or rights-of-way can be obtained without cost to or condemnation by
the City.
D. Line Extensions:
1. General:
The City will extend all permanent distribution lines underground and
connect to underground services in accordance with this rule and
Rule No.16. However, the following exceptions allow for continued
construction and use of overhead distribution facilities:
a. Where overhead distribution facilities exist and are expected to
remain indefinitely.
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b. In areas where growth and development indicate the area will
remain unchanged for many years.
c. In light and heavy industrial areas for the operating convenience
of the City.
d. in certain areas where lines may be constructed along major
rights-of-way to supply bulk power to other areas beyond the
area they traverse.
2. Developer's/Applicant's Construction Responsibilities:
a. Provide all trenching, excavation, backfill (including imported
backfill) and compaction per specifications and requirements of
the City. At the City's option, the City may actually perform all or
a part of this work in which case the Developer/Applicant is
required to pay for the work based on the Estimated Cost prior
to construction, the billing will be Reconciled with the Actual
Cost upon the completion of the project.
b. Furnish and install all substructures per City design and
specifications. Substructures shall include all conduits, primary
and secondary vaults, service boxes, transformer pads and
ground rods and conductors. At the City's option, the City may
actually perform all or a part of this work, in which case the
Developer/Applicant is required to pay for the work based on
the Estimated Cost prior to construction, the billing will be
Reconciled with the Actual Cost upon the completion of the
project. If the Developer/Applicant installs the substructure, the
City will periodically inspect for quality of work and a fee will be
assessed.
c. Upon installation of electrical components by the City, the
substructure system installed under 2b shall be owned and
operated by the City. However, the Developer/Applicant at
his/her expense shall repair all damages to the substructure
system for a period of one year following the date of acceptance
of the development by the City Council or date of energization in
developments not subject to acceptance by the City Council,
whichever is later. Such repair shall include trench, transformer
pad or service box settlement, damage to vaults, boxes or
conduits, etc.
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d. All conduits shall be mandrel proved by the Developer/Applicant
in the presence of an Electric Utility Department inspector prior
to installation of any electrical components. A pull string shall be
installed in all conduits. Pull string and mandrel shall be to the
specifications of the City.
e. The Developer/Applicant shall notify the Electric Utility
Department48 hours in advance of any substructure installation
scheduled outside of the normal workday (Monday through
Friday). Developer/Applicant shall pay all overtime premiums
associated with inspections outside of the normal workday.
f. For any line extension outside the boundary of the development
for relocation or modification of any existing facilities the
Developer/Applicant is required to pay for the work based on
the Estimated Cost prior to construction, the billing will be
Reconciled with the Actual Cost upon the completion of the
project.
g. For on-site line extensions the Developer/Applicant is required
to pay for the work based on the Estimated Cost prior to
construction, the billing will be Reconciled with the Actual Cost
upon the completion of the project.
h. Provide all surveying and staking of grades, property lines, right-
of-way, and sidewalks for the proposed sites of electrical
equipment.
i. Provide, install and dedicate all street lighting materials, per City
design and specifications, on all public roadways.
Developer/Applicant is responsible for the design, installation
and maintenance of streetlights on private roadways or traffic
areas.
k. All work that will be performed by the Developer/Applicant shall
be subject to the approval by the City.
3. City's Responsibility:
a. Provide final project design of improvement plans submitted for
review and approval by the City.
b. The City reserves the right to furnish substructures and/or
conduits to be installed by developer/applicant. The City will
require payment for these materials and equipment prior to
delivery and construction. If such is desired by the City, the City
will issue a written notice to Developer/Applicant.
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c. Furnish and construct transmission line (60kV) and distribution
substation facilities to accommodate new development within
the service area.
E. Special Service Request:
An applicant requesting service at a different voltage than that presently
available in an area or requesting capacity for intermittent use (X-ray
equipment, motor testing power, etc.) may obtain such service if in the
sole judgment of the City it is practical to supply such service without
adverse effect on the existing system. The Developer/Applicant is required
to pay for the work based on the Estimated Cost prior to construction, the
billing will be Reconciled with the Actual Cost upon the completion of the
project.
F. Exceptional Case:
In unusual circumstances, when the application of this rule appears
impractical or unjust to either party, the City or the Developer/Applicant
may refer the matter to the City Council for special ruling or for the
approval of special conditions which shall be mutually agreed upon prior to
commencing construction.
G. Modification of Existing Svstem:
A customer wanting to modify the City's existing system solely for the
customer's benefit may have the City do so provided:
a. Such modification has no adverse effect on the City's system or
existing customers.
b. ?he Developer/Applicant is required to pay for the work based on the
Estimated Cost prior to construction, the billing will be Reconciled
with the Actual Cost upon the completion cf the project.
H. Noncontinuous Developments:
The City will extend its facilities to serve noncontiguous developments
within city limits provided:
a. The Developer/Applicant is required to pay for the work based on the
Estimated Cost prior to construction, the billing will be Reconciled with
the Actual Cost upon the completion of the project.
b. The Developer/Applicant obtains at no cost to the City the necessary
and satisfactory easements and/or rights-of-way for the extension(s).
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Citv-Furnished Facilities:
The City may furnish and install, at its expense:
a. Distribution system components solely for the operating convenience
of the City.
b. Bulk transmission and substation facilities to serve the combined load
growth of the City, i.e., the combined load of existing customers.
J. Conflictwith Equipmentand Facilities:
Equipment and facilities, including metering equipment, installed by the
City within easements and rights-of-way that subsequently become
obstructed, covered, inaccessible, exposed to traffic, incorrectly applied,
etc., as a result of actions such as landscaping, screening, fencing,
driveway widening, etc., solely caused by and to the benefit of the
property owner and/or occupant of the property where such equipment
and facilities were originally installed, shall have corrective measures
implemented, per City's approval, at the property owner's and/or
occupant's expense.
K. Tree Trimming (Line Clearing):
The Electric Utility Departmentwill from time to time trim, clear away and,
if necessary, cut down trees and brush in the vicinity of its overhead lines.
"Vicinity" as used herein shall mean from six to ten feet clearance around
the primary and secondary conductors, if possible, but in no event shall
less than four feet be obtained. These clearances around services
(service drops), although desirable, may require extreme impact on
landscaping.
Tree trimming (line clearing) is done to improve the overall system
reliability, to eliminate hazards from trees and branches falling on the lines
and per General Order No. 95 of the State of California, Rule 35 which
states, "Where overhead wires pass through trees, safety and reliability of
service demand that a reasonable amount of tree trimming be done in
order that the wires may clear branches and foliage."
The City will perform the necessary trimming to clear the lines, will remove
all brush and trimmings from the premises and, if requested by the
property owner, will leave any and all valuable timber and wood at the site.
The City will not perform any shaping or overall trimming of trees.
The property owner agrees as a condition of service to line clearing
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consistent with this rule.
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RULE AND REGULATION NO. 16
SERVICE CONNECTIONSAND FACILITIES ON CUSTOMERS PREMISES
A. Service in Areas Supplied by Overhead Facilities
Below 600 Volts
The City will install, own, operate and maintain an overhead service along
the shortest practical route from the City's distribution system to the Point
of Interconnection. The customer shall furnish, install, own and maintain
all conduits, conductors and other equipment, except metering equipment,
beyond the Point of Interconnection.
2. Primary Overhead Service (12,000 Volt)
a. The City will install, own, operate and maintain a primary
overhead service along the shortest practical route from the
City's distribution system to the Point cf Interconnection. Such
overhead primary service will include a pole with associated
hardware and cabinets for metering equipment, if necessary.
The Developer/Applicant is required to pay for the work based
on the Estimated Cost prior to construction, the billing will be
Reconciled with the Actual Cost upon the completion cf the
project.
b. The customer/applicant shall install, own and maintain the Point of
Interconnection consisting of facilities for termination of primary
overhead service conductors, protection devices and a three-phase
gang -operated disconnect switch all to be approved by the City.
The customer's Point of Interconnection may include facilities for
metering equipment. Such metering facilities shall be approved by
the City and conform to the requirements of Electric Utility Service
Equipment Requirements Committee (EUSERC).
3. Overhead Service at Transmission Voltage (60,000 Volt)
Service at this voltage level is available only at select locations throughout
the City. Specific requirements for this type of service will be determined
at time of application.
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4. underground Service from Overhead Facilities (Transformation on
Overhead System)
The City will install a service along the shortest practical route from the
City's distribution system to the customer's service equipment under the
following conditions:
a. The customer shall provide all trenching, backfill and compaction
and shall furnish and install all conduits, including riser, all per
City's specifications.
b. The Citywill furnish and install all conductorsfrom the distribution
system to the customer's termination facilities, including completion
of the riser. The Developer/Applicant is required to pay for the work
based on the Estimated Cost prior to construction, the billing will be
Reconciled with the Actual Cost upon the completion of the project.
C. Underground services installed under this section of the rule, upon
energization, shall be owned, operated and maintained by the City
with the exception of any conduit or duct on or within the outside
perimeterof the building.
B. Service in Areas Supplied by Underground Facilities
Below 600 Volts
The City will install a service along the shortest practical route from the
City's distribution system to the customer's service equipment under the
following conditions:
a. The customer shall provide all trenching, backfill and compaction
and shall furnish and install all conduits per City's specifications.
b. The City will furnish and install all conductor(s) from the distribution
system to the customer's termination facilities. The
Developer/Applicant is required to pay for the work based on the
Estimated Cost prior to construction, the billing will be Reconciled
with the Actual Cost upon the completion of the project.
C. Underground services installed under this section of the rule, upon
energization, shall be owned, operated and maintained by the City
with the exception of any conduit or duct on or within the outside
perimeterof the building
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2. Primary Underground Service (12.000 Volt)
The City will install, own, operate and maintain conduit and conductor
along the shortest practical route from the City's distribution system to the
customer's termination facilities. The Developer/Applicant is required to
pay for the work based on the Estimated Cost prior to construction, the
billing will be Reconciled with the Actual Cost upon the completion of the
project. All trenching, excavation, backfill and compaction, to City
specifications, shall be furnished by the customer.
Customer termination facilities (service equipment) shall be approved by
the City and shall include a three-phase gang -operated switch, protection
devices, cable termination devices per City requirements and provisions
for metering equipment per EUSERC.
3. Underground Service (60,000 Volt)
Underground service at this voltage level (60,000 volt) is not available.
C. Temporary Services
Temporary services, including services to installations of a speculative nature or
of questionable permanency, shall be provided under Rule No. 13.
D. Electrical Service Inspections
1. No new or newly rewired electrical installation will be energized by the City
without a signed electrical Service Order from the Building Inspection Division
of the City of Lodi.
2. In cases where the Building Inspection Division of the City of Lodi does not
have direct jurisdiction and inspections are performed by another agency, a
service order generated from a 'courtesy inspection' by the City's Building
Inspection Division will be required prior to energization.
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E. Service Connections
1. The City will not connect to any single building more than one service for
each voltage classification, either overhead or underground, except:
a. For the City's operating convenience;
b. Where such additional service may be warranted because of load
requirements; and/or
C. Where the customer is required by law to have certain emergency
services.
2. Connection of service to or disconnection from the City's lines shall be
made only by authorized employees of the City.
F. Ownership of Facilities
1. All facilities installed on a customer's premises, including, but not limited to
poles, conductors, transformers, meters etc., which are furnished by the
City in order to render service, shall remain the sole property of the City.
2. The customer shall not charge the City rent or any other charge for the
facilities placed on the customer's premises.
G. Right of Access
1. The City shall have the right of access to the customer's premises, without
payment of any charge therefore, at all reasonable hours for any purpose
related to the furnishing of electric service, including, but not limited to
meter reading, testing, inspection, construction, maintenance, tree
trimming and repair of facilities.
2. Service may be refused or disconnected pursuant to Rule No. 11, if
permanent accessibility is not provided by the customer.
3. Upon termination of service, the City shall have right of access to the
customer's premises to remove its facilities installed thereon.
4. The customer shall obtain and provide the City with all necessary
easements as required by the City.
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Metering Installations
Location
a. All meters and metering equipment except cabinets will be supplied
and installed by the City upon the customer's premises at a location
approved by the City's Electric Utility Department.
b. All meters shall be accessible to authorized employees of the City
at all times for inspection, testing and reading.
C. The City may require a customerto relocate a metering installation,
at his expense, if an existing meter location becomes inaccessible
or an infraction has been created.
2. Sealing
a. The customer shall furnish a suitable means for the City to place its
seal on the main switch and on the meter and any other enclosure
which contains unmetered service conductors.
b. All metering installation shall be sealed by the City and no such
seal shall be broken or tampered with except by a representative of
the City authorized to do so.
3. General Metering Requirements
The City's metering requirements are, in general, those of the Electric
Utility Service Equipment Requirements Committee (EUSERC). Contact
the City for specific details. Metering installations shall conform to Lodi
Municipal Code Chapter 13.20, Article II.
Customer Responsibility for Facilities
1. The customer shall exercise reasonable care to prevent facilities of the
City installed on his/her premises from being damaged or destroyed and
shall refrain from tampering or interfering with such facilities, and if any
defect therein is discovered by the customer, he/she shall promptly notify
the City thereof.
2. The customer shall, at his/her sole risk and expense, furnish, install,
inspect, and keep in good and safe condition all electrical facilities
required for receiving electric energy from the lines of the City, regardless
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of the location of the transformers, meters, or other equipment of the City,
and for utilizing such energy, including all necessary protective devices
and suitable housing therefore, and the customer shall be solely
responsible for the transmission and delivery of all electric energy over or
through the customer's wires and equipment, and the City shall not be
responsible for any loss or damage occasioned thereby.
3. The City shall not be responsible for any failure of a customer -owned main
disconnect and/or circuit breaker, at the Point of Interconnection, or any
other customer -owned equipment as a result of being operated by City
personnel for the purpose of establishing safety isolation between the
customer's and the City's electrical system or as a result of the City's
normal operating practice.
4. All service switches, cutouts and similar devices required in
connection with a service and meter installation on customer's premises
shall be furnished and installed by the customer in accordance with City
specifications. Such equipment shall be maintained in good working order
by the customer.
S. All electrical equipment by the customer shall conform to the standards of
governing agencies.
Reconciliation of Billing
1. In each case that a Developer/Applicant is required to pay for services
based on the Estimated Cost prior to construction, the billing will be
Reconciled with the Actual Cost upon the completion of the project.
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