2.06.01 General This Agreement is based on the concept that each party will be responsible for its share of joint use while adhering to certain standards. Where these standards are exceeded, one party may bill the other for the cost of thi...
AI summary This agreement outlines that each party is responsible for its share of joint use, adhering to specific standards. If standards are exceeded, one party may bill the other for the excess costs.
(a)New Construction - In sub-divisions, the owner of the line is responsible for coordinating the initial clearing with the subdivider to meet the requirements of both utilities including the removal of danger trees. - For extended service...
AI summary The text outlines responsibilities for line owners and tenants regarding tree clearing and infrastructure adjustments in new construction scenarios. Line owners are primarily responsible for clearing, but tenants may be involved in costs or alternative solutions if requirements exceed standards.
6.09 Claims Resulting from Negligence - On occasion, damage may occur to the plant of either or both utilities caused by the other utility working on joint use poles or near buried or underground facilities or by a third party coming into...
AI summary This section outlines procedures for handling damage claims resulting from negligence in utility operations, including scenarios where damage occurs due to excavation or contact with cables, and when claims are not required, such as in cases of equipment failure or third-party negligence.
o been a target for thieves. "It's an overwhelming amount of theft," she claimed. "Our Barrington Street store is very high profile, kind of great location with lots of foot traffic, lots of tourism. "But it's been guerrilla preservation....
AI summary The text discusses rising theft in a downtown Halifax store, the impact of high land and construction costs on housing affordability, and the need for non-market and social housing in the Cogswell district. Business owners and residents highlight the challenges of maintaining a vibrant downtown core while addressing affordability issues.
Scenario 1 - Customer A requested electrical service. This requires a line extension of 120 m, and a service drop of 40 m. Customer A is required to pay a capital contribution for additional service in excess of the 92 m, which in this cas...
AI summary The document outlines scenarios for capital contributions and refunds for line extensions and service drops based on customer requests. When multiple customers attach within a specific timeframe, the contribution is shared or refunded based on predefined thresholds and calculations.
NON-CONFIDENTIAL 1 Request IR-3: 2 3 Reference: Exhibit N-6, NS Power Evidence, Attachment 1 (NS Power Letter to Board 4 dated April 23, 2025), p. 4 of 5 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 NS Power acknowledges that its prior arrangement with Bell "...
AI summary NS Power acknowledges past delays and inconsistencies in power connection costs in Bell Pole Areas due to its arrangement with Bell. It states that as of March 3, 2025, these delays have been alleviated by removing the requirement to submit work requests or wait for approval for line extension or service pole work. However, it notes that the Joint Use Agreement with Bell Aliant may need further updates.
s new customers connect, again minus a 10% administration fee. The scheme is intended to fairly allocate costs among customers while providing transparency and predictability in capital contributions. [11] The Letter of Intent has changed...
AI summary The Letter of Intent outlines a new process for line extensions and joint-use pole management between NS Power and Bell. Rebates are administered differently, and a trial period is in place with a goal to finalize a definitive agreement by Q1, 2026. NS Power's cyber incident has delayed the process, but both parties have been following the new terms since March 2025.
ay be some carrying costs involved for the capital NS Power must spend before it is reimbursed by Bell, the new quarterly adjustments should alleviate most of the concerns arising from this situation. [18] Section 87 of the PUA allows the...
AI summary The NS Power and Bell rebate scheme discrepancy is addressed through a Letter of Intent, which the Board requires to be filed in full. The Board emphasizes that any termination of the Letter of Intent must be accompanied by a plan to address rebate disparities. The matter is distinct from a prior customer complaint, which will be handled separately.
Request IR-6: - a) With reference to matter M11838, why was the cost of powerline installation, including the - cost of the poles, not fully eligible for NS Power rebates in areas served by Bell Aliant. - b) How does this impact the afford...
AI summary Request IR-6 asks why NS Power rebates for powerline installation costs are not fully eligible in Bell Aliant-served areas, how this affects project affordability, and how NS Power would recover costs if rebates were required under the JUA. It also seeks an estimate of rebate costs over the next five years.
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