Topic:"Regulatory Compliance" in M13034

Re: M13034 - Crabtree NSPI Complaint - Service Completed; Complaint Not Fully Resolved Dear Ms. Wallace: I confirm that Nova Scotia Power completed the electrical-service installation at on October 7, 2026. I appreciate the work performed...

AI summary Nova Scotia Power completed an electrical installation, but the complainant requests the Board not to close the proceeding due to unresolved issues, including a $2,000 rock-breaking deposit and administrative delays. The complainant highlights discrepancies between NSP's public statements and internal records regarding easement issues and internal handling of the case.

Abridged chronology of material events Date Documented event Source 4 Basis for the seven-hole rock-breaking estimate The 11 August quote assumed rock breaking in all seven holes for a total of $7,980 including HST. NSP's internal note rec...

AI summary This section outlines a series of events related to a regulatory proceeding, including questions about rock-breaking estimates, quality-control defects in quotes, prerequisites after a weather postponement, and a court-order requirement that was later abandoned. Key issues include the lack of evidence supporting rock-breaking assumptions, review processes for payment documents, rescheduling procedures, and the imposition and abandonment of a court order.