Complainant Jennifer Eaton filed a late reply to NSPI's response in land access complaint M12298, disputing the utility's characterization of the electrical connection as a like-for-like replacement.

M12298 · NSPI Complaint - Land Access - EATON

AI summary

Ms. Eaton submitted her comments on July 9, 2025, six days past the July 3, 2025 deadline set by the Board, citing her father's hospitalization and a recent holiday as the cause of the delay.
Eaton disputes NSPI's position, asserting that the neighbouring Walker property has been without power for at least two decades and that this pre-existing service was not a relevant factor when she purchased her property in 2009.
She contends that the old transformer had not been replaced at the time of connection and that workers themselves acknowledged it was very old, undermining any claim of a comparable restoration of service.
Eaton further states that no wires connecting to the old power poles and the Walker house remained at the time of purchase, characterizing the situation as "not a like for like replacement."
NSPI's reply to the Board had been filed as Exhibit E-2 on June 18, 2025, with the Board's acknowledgment directing Eaton to respond by July 3, 2025.

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99104 Complainant's Comments re NSPI Response other_documents