Topic:"Information Disclosure" in M13034

August 12, 2026 Jefferson Crabtree Dear Complainant: M13034 – Nova Scotia Power Inc. – Complaint – Power Pole and Easement Issues – Jefferson Crabtree This will acknowledge receipt of your complaint received by the Board on Tuesday, August...

AI summary The Board acknowledges receipt of a complaint from Jefferson Crabtree regarding power pole and easement issues involving Nova Scotia Power Inc. (NSPI). NS Power has been notified and must respond by August 26, 2026. The complainant may reply within 10 business days. The process is governed by Regulatory Rule 12, and all evidence will be made public unless confidentiality is requested.

connection; - 6. explain why this written exemption requirement was not communicated during the May 1 building-permit discussion, when payment was accepted, or during the subsequent months of planning - 7. confirm whether this documentatio...

AI summary The text outlines a series of questions and requests related to NSP's written exemption requirements for connecting service to a permit-exempt accessory storage building, the routine nature of such documentation, and the abandonment of a previous court order requirement. It also requests detailed documentation for 'rock breaking' charges and delays, emphasizing transparency and cooperation for service completion.

resolve the immediate service problem, but it will not resolve the repeatedly delayed disclosure of NSP's requirements or the broader administration of this work order. Thank you, Jefferson Crabtree On Wed, Sep 23, 2026, 4:26 p.m. Penney,...

AI summary The email discusses the delayed disclosure of NSP's requirements and the administration of a work order. Jefferson Crabtree highlights the need to address these delays, while Nicole Penney confirms receipt of correspondence and its posting under Matter No. M13034.