Topic:"Infrastructure Planning" in M12104

n Tanner Supporting documents uploaded: • REC emails.pdf Subject: Re: safety concern power distribution lines To: Date: 02/20/25 10 56 AM From: David Maxwell Update: Your issue was discussed at our Board meeting on Feb. 19. No defin tive r...

AI summary The issue of unsafe power distribution lines near a property was discussed at a Board meeting. While no resolution was reached, it was noted that similar situations exist in the area, and fixing them would be costly. Options such as relocating poles and using heavy-duty insulated wires were considered, but concerns about cost and resource allocation were raised.

Request IR-8: - On page 3 of the complaint (Exhibits-T-1), in its email response to the complainants, the Utility - states the following: - "…I was instructed to make you aware that any actions RELC may take to fix the situation with power...

AI summary The document contains a request (IR-8) asking the Utility to clarify ownership of electric poles and the agreements in place for work performed on them, including by third parties such as Eastlink. The request also seeks an explanation of how electrical work is conducted on poles if the Utility does not own them.

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AI summary Martin Tanner acknowledges the utility's compliance with infrastructure standards but highlights the additional costs incurred by the system to address the issue. He mentions an engineer's estimate of a $10K+ cost and suggests that replacing old poles and relocating them off the property may be necessary.