N-1CI C0085185 4S-332 George St Rebuild and Reconfiguration U&U - Application - Redacted
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REDACTED (CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION REMOVED) CI C0085185 4S-332 George St Rebuild and Reconfiguration U&U REDACTED September 11, 2026 REDACTED (CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION REMOVED) NSEB APPROVAL SHEET Project Title: 4S-332 George St Rebuild an...
AI summary This document is an NSEB Approval Sheet for the 4S-332 George St Rebuild and Reconfiguration project, with a CI number of C0085185 and a submission date of September 11, 2026. It outlines the project's expenditure profile and includes authorization details from Nova Scotia Power Incorporated and the Nova Scotia Energy Board.
CI Number: C0085185 Title: 4S-332 George St Rebuild and Reconfiguration Start Date: 2026/10 In-Service Date: 2027/06 Final Cost Date: 2027/12 Function: Distribution Forecast Amount: $0
AI summary This document outlines a capital item (CI) related to the rebuild and reconfiguration of the 4S-332 George St distribution facility, with a start date of 2026/10, an in-service date of 2027/06, and a final cost date of 2027/12. The forecast amount for this project is $0.
Capital Project Detailed Estimate Location: Distribution C0085185 CI# : Title: 4S-332 George St Rebuild and Reconfiguration
AI summary This document provides a detailed estimate for a capital project involving the rebuild and reconfiguration of the 4S-332 George St distribution facility.
Execution Year: 2026-2027 Description Unit Quantity Unit Estimate Total Estimate Cost Support Reference Completed Similar Projects (FP#'s) Regular Labour Scoping PD 38 $ 403 $ 15,250 Engineering PD 20 $ 457 $ 9,266 Project Management Plann...
AI summary The document outlines cost estimates for various projects and activities related to infrastructure and labor for the 2026-2027 execution year, including labor, materials, contracts, consulting, and administrative overhead, with a total estimated cost of $2,092,167 before customer contributions.
Secondary supply: 4S-332 reconfigurations: - 5. Reconductor Reservoir Road to the CBRH cable termination from 2/0 ACSR to 336 ASC. - 6. Close switch D3S22974 to Supply CHRH via 4S-332. - 7. Replace the existing double circuit poles along G...
AI summary The document outlines proposed reconfigurations for the 4S-332 power line, including reconductoring, pole replacement, and switch modifications. These changes aim to improve electrical capacity and safety, particularly for the Cape Breton Regional Hospital. The solution involves significant capital investment but is deemed necessary to meet current standards and ensure reliable service.
Alternative 2: Feeder Loading after Reconfiguration Feeder Normal CBRH Load (A) Full CBRH Load (A) 4S-322 260 260 4S-332 215 386 111S-311 170 338 REDACTED CI C0085185 Attachment 1 Page 24 of 60 REDACTED (CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION REMOVED)
AI summary The table presents feeder loading data before and after reconfiguration, showing the normal and full load currents for different feeders. This information is part of an attachment related to a capital item in a regulatory proceeding.
Secondary supply: 6S-311 reconfigurations: - 4. Refurbish the 6S Terrace St substation and install a 69-12.5 kV, 7.5/10/12.5 MVA transformer. - 5. Construct a new feeder circuit exit out of 6S-Terrace Street to connect to the existing 12.5...
AI summary The document outlines a series of secondary supply reconfigurations for the 6S-311 circuit, including substation refurbishment, transformer installation, and conductor upgrades. These changes aim to improve reliability by feeding the hospital from a different substation transformer and transmission voltage. The capital investment required is significant, but the solution ensures the circuits remain within safe load limits.
Alternative 1 Secondary Supply - 111S-312 5 Double circuit Terry Way between Ferguson Rd and Weatherbee Rd $ 22,500 6-7 Open switch D3A22932 on Ferguson Dr and close switch D371-272 on Hillside St $ 1,000 8 Supply 1ph tap on 4S-321 at Oxfo...
AI summary The document presents cost estimates for two alternatives involving secondary supply upgrades in CBRH. Alternative 1 involves minor reconductions and switch modifications, totaling $78,925, while Alternative 2 includes significant pole replacement and reconduction, totaling $1,226,500.