Topic:"Jurisdictional Questions" in M12149

Each Construction Notification form will have a serial number using the following format: Year District Sequential # Ex. MT&T 85 - 3D - 123 NSPI 85 - 562 - D - 23 Associated NSPI/MT&T Serial Number

AI summary The document outlines the format for serial numbers on Construction Notification forms, including year, district, and sequential number, with examples provided for MT&T and NSPI.

Request IR-1: In a response to UARB IR-15(a) dated February 3, 2022, Exhibit N-3 in Matter M10325, NS Power advised that in 2022 it owned 256,643 poles covered by the Joint Use Agreement (JUA) and Bell Aliant owned 148,617 poles covered by...

AI summary NS Power and Bell Aliant provide updated numbers of poles subject to the Joint Use Agreement (JUA), with NS Power owning 70.92% and Bell Aliant 29.08%. The ownership is no longer designated by geographic areas but is based on individual poles, with some areas having mixed ownership. Future quarterly settlements and reconciliations will be conducted to maintain a 60/40 ratio.

NON-CONFIDENTIAL 1 Request IR-3: 20 21 22 (b) Has NS Power collected any data that would help demonstrate the extent of these delays and inconsistencies? If so, please provide. If not, please explain why not. 23 24 25 (c) Why did NS Power...

AI summary The document contains a series of questions directed at NS Power regarding data collection on delays and inconsistencies, updates to the Joint Use Agreement, and efforts to improve service times for power connections involving NS Power and Bell poles.

NON-CONFIDENTIAL 1 Request IR-1: 2 3 Refer to Exhibit N-4, NSPI's May 8, 2025, letter to the Nova Scotia Energy Board (NSEB) 4 and Attachment 1, March 25, 2025 Letter of Intent (LOI) to Bell Canada which describes a 5 proposed change to th...

AI summary The document references a Letter of Intent (LOI) between Nova Scotia Power Inc. (NSPI) and Bell Canada regarding changes to the line extension process under their Joint Use Agreement. The LOI outlines NSPI building all customer-requested line extensions and conducting quarterly Point of Construction Settlements. The questions raised pertain to the effective date of the LOI, the number of line extensions built, the first settlement, and how the process will affect ownership ratios.

Refer to Exhibit N-4, NSPI's May 8, 2025, letter to the Nova Scotia Energy Board (NSEB) and Attachment 1, March 25, 2025 Letter of Intent (LOI) to Bell Canada which describes a proposed change to the line extension process under the existi...

AI summary The document references a letter of intent (LOI) between NSPI and Bell Canada regarding changes to the line extension process under their Joint Use Agreement. It raises questions about the LOI's effective date, the number of line extensions built, the settlement process, and how it differs from current practices.