Topic/Matter Intersection

Topic:"Power Infrastructure" in M12149

Matter: Nova Scotia Power Inc. - Investigation arising from Joint Use Agreement between NS Power and Bell Aliant
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N-1Joint Use Agreement between NS Power and Bell Aliant 3 passages
Voltages in Excess of 14.4 KV to Ground
Voltages in Excess of 14.4 KV to Ground All joint use poles carrying power conductors with voltages in excess of 14.4 KV nominal to ground are to be owned by the NSPI. Only NSPI crews or their contractors may add or replace these poles. An...

AI summary The document specifies that joint use poles carrying power conductors with voltages exceeding 14.4 KV to ground must be owned by NSPI. Only NSPI crews or their contractors can add or replace these poles, and coordination with both utilities is required during such work.

3.10.08Poles Outside the Zone with no Potential of Live Line Contact
3.10.08Poles Outside the Zone with no Potential of Live Line Contact Poles installed outside the 1.2M zone which do not have the potential of coming in contact with energized lines may be installed by the pole owner without consultation wi...

AI summary Poles installed outside the 1.2M zone with no potential for live line contact can be installed by the pole owner without tenant consultation, provided all joint use requisites are met.

3.11.04 Primary Underground Power Services
3.11.04 Primary Underground Power Services - Primary underground power services may be permitted on joint use poles in accordance with Corporation policies in effect at the time and Standard Joint Use Construction Drawing J-ED-14M. - All i...

AI summary The document outlines the guidelines for primary underground power services on joint use poles, requiring coordination with NSPI or their agents for installation and renovations in accordance with Corporation policies and Standard Joint Use Construction Drawing J-ED-14M.

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