Topic/Matter Intersection

Topic:"Regulatory Compliance" in M12104

Matter: Riverport Electric Light Commission Complaint - Power Poles - Martin and Wendy Tanner
3 passages 2 documents

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T-6UTILITY (NSEB) RIR-1 to RIR-7 (redacted) 2 passages
From the 7.2kV Conductor to: Measured Horizontal Distance
From the 7.2kV Conductor to: Measured Horizontal Distance 1. Front/Roadside Face of Front Steps/Landing Railing: 0.610m (2'-0") 2. Front/Roadside Face of the Bay Window Exterior Wall: 2.337m (7'-8") 3. Front/Roadside Face of the Porch Exte...

AI summary The document provides measured distances from a 7.2kV conductor to various parts of a building. It states that the horizontal distances to all exterior walls and protuberances, except the Main House exterior wall, are less than the minimum required clearance as per applicable codes and standards.

Preamble
The vertical clearance was reduced slightly with the installation of the 32" epoxy arms, however the vertical clearance distance remains greater than the minimum clearance specified in the applicable Codes and Standards.

AI summary The installation of 32" epoxy arms slightly reduced vertical clearance, but it still exceeds the minimum clearance specified by applicable codes and standards.

97628NSEB (UTILITY) IR-1 to IR-7 (redacted) 1 passage
Request IR-1:
Request IR-1: On pdf page 2 of its resubmitted report (Exhibit-T-3), the Utility states the following: As noted in its February 26, 2025 letter, the Board's role in resolving customer complaints is limited to determining whether the utilit...

AI summary The Utility is asked to explain how it ensures safety and compliance with installation standards for distribution power lines, given the absence of specific Board-approved regulations on minimum clearance distances.

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