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Topic:"Public Utilities Act Nova Scotia" in M12299

Matter: Nova Scotia Power Inc.- Section 62 of PUA - 2025 Land Exchange - 19 Nivens Avenue
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N-1Application - Redacted 2 passages
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REDACTED Crystal Henwood Regulatory Affairs Officer/Clerk Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board 1601 Lower Water Street, 3rd Floor P.O. Box 1692, Unit "M" Halifax, NS B3J 3S3 Dear Ms. Henwood: Re: Section 62 of the Public Utilities Act – Re...

AI summary Nova Scotia Power Inc. (NS Power) is requesting approval from the Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board (NSUARB) to sell lands owned by NS Power to a third party under Section 62 of the Public Utilities Act. The sale exceeds the $1 million threshold, and thus requires Board approval as it does not meet the pre-approval criteria outlined in the Board's Order M100520F.

Value of Land Transfer p. p. 0
Value of Land Transfer The Property was listed with an accredited, arm's length real estate sales brokerage, namely CBRE Limited and is being sold for .3 NS Power submits that this demonstrates that the Property is being sold for fair mark...

AI summary NS Power is requesting approval for the sale of surplus land at fair market value, citing the involvement of an accredited real estate brokerage and a third-party lease. The request is made under section 62 of the Public Utilities Act, with a request for confidential treatment of the purchaser's name and price.

N-2NSPI (NSEB) RIR 1 to 8 Redacted 2 passages
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Section 62 of PUA - 2025 Land Exchange - 19 Nivens Avenue (NSEB M12299) NSPI Responses to NSEB Information Requests

AI summary This document relates to Section 62 of the Public Utilities Act (PUA) concerning a 2025 land exchange at 19 Nivens Avenue, with responses from NSPI to NSEB information requests. It outlines procedural and regulatory considerations for the land exchange.

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Section 62 of PUA - 2025 Land Exchange - 19 Nivens Avenue (NSEB M12299) NSPI Responses to NSEB Information Requests

AI summary This document relates to Section 62 of the Public Utilities Act, concerning a 2025 land exchange at 19 Nivens Avenue, and includes responses from Nova Scotia Power Inc. to information requests by the Nova Scotia Energy Board under matter number M12299.

98232Board Decision Letter 1 passage
M12299 – Nova Scotia Power Inc. – Section 62 of PUA - 2025 Land Exchange - 19 Nivens Avenue, Dartmouth, NS p. pp. 0-1
M12299 – Nova Scotia Power Inc. – Section 62 of PUA - 2025 Land Exchange - 19 Nivens Avenue, Dartmouth, NS NS Power applied to the Nova Scotia Energy Board on May 28, 2025, under s. 62 of the Public Utilities Act, requesting approval of a...

AI summary NS Power applied to the Nova Scotia Energy Board to sell a surplus property at 19 Nivens Avenue, Dartmouth, to a third party. The sale was approved after confirming the property was sold at fair market value and that the information was kept confidential due to its commercial sensitivity. The Board also noted that the land is no longer needed by NS Power and is currently vacant.

98232Board Decision Letter 1 passage
M12299 – Nova Scotia Power Inc. – Section 62 of PUA - 2025 Land Exchange - 19 Nivens Avenue, Dartmouth, NS p. pp. 0-1
M12299 – Nova Scotia Power Inc. – Section 62 of PUA - 2025 Land Exchange - 19 Nivens Avenue, Dartmouth, NS NS Power applied to the Nova Scotia Energy Board on May 28, 2025, under s. 62 of the Public Utilities Act, requesting approval of a...

AI summary NS Power applied to the Nova Scotia Energy Board to sell a surplus property at 19 Nivens Avenue, Dartmouth, to a third party. The sale is at fair market value, as supported by an appraisal and broker's opinion of value. The Board approved the sale, with the purchase price and buyer's identity kept confidential due to commercial sensitivity.

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