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· Application · 09/08/2026
Nova Scotia Power requests complaint held in abeyance pending court order to ensure employee safety during power pole installation for customer Jefferson Crabtree
AI summary
- Nova Scotia Power filed a second extension request on September 8, 2026 in Matter M13034, advising the Nova Scotia Energy Board that service connection for Jefferson Crabtree cannot proceed as previously anticipated
- NS Power asserts its easement over the relevant property is valid but states it will not proceed with pole installation without law enforcement present, citing the 'acrimonious nature of the dispute' and employee safety concerns
- A third party (identified in redacted portions) has disputed the easement's validity and alleged the deed transfer to Mr. Crabtree was obtained under false pretenses; NS Power indicates it will leave that inter-party dispute to the parties and their counsel to resolve
- NS Power intends to seek a court order to facilitate law enforcement attendance during the installation work and requests the complaint be held in abeyance pending that court process
- NS Power acknowledged its Complaint Resolution statutory duty to provide service but warned that depending on court timing, connection 'may not be connected for several weeks'
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What was filed
Documents filed on this day
- 103477 NSPI Second Ext Request (redacted)