Part 1 - Repeals, Interpretation, Scope, Definitions and Administration 1.1. Repeals, Adoption and Interpretation
AI summary This section outlines the repeals, adoption, and interpretation of regulations related to energy and utility governance in Nova Scotia. It establishes the scope and definitions for administrative procedures.
2.1.1.3. Notice of Employees. - (1) Every owner shall, prior to commencing the work, give notice in writing to the authority having jurisdiction of, - (a) the name, address and telephone number of - (i) the constructor or other person in c...
AI summary This section outlines the requirements for owners to notify the authority having jurisdiction of employee-related changes during construction projects, including details of key personnel and changes in ownership or address prior to occupancy permits.
2.4 Obligation of Authority having Jurisdiction
AI summary This section outlines the obligation of the Authority having Jurisdiction in the context of regulatory proceedings, emphasizing the role and responsibilities of the authority in overseeing and ensuring compliance with relevant regulations and processes.
3.1.1.1. Definition of Owner The definition of " owner " in Section 1.4 (Part 1, Division A, Volume 1), of the National Building Code of Canada, 2005 is deleted and replaced herein with the definition of " owner " in Article 1.3.1.3. of th...
AI summary The definition of 'owner' in the National Building Code of Canada, 2005 is being replaced with the definition provided in Article 1.3.1.3 of the current regulations.
Table 1.3.1.2. is amended by adding Issuing Agency Document # Title of Document code reference ULC Can/ULC S545 Standard for Residential Fire Warning System Control Units 9.10.19.3.(1) 3.1.1.28. Article 2.4.9.1. No Reduction in Size is rep...
AI summary The document text discusses an amendment to Table 1.3.1.2, adding a new entry related to a standard for residential fire warning system control units. It also mentions the replacement of an article related to size reduction.
Division B Part 1 - Acceptable Solutions
AI summary This section outlines acceptable solutions under Division B Part 1, likely related to regulatory compliance, technical standards, and environmental assessments. It may involve utility operations, infrastructure planning, and adherence to provincial and national building codes.
Table 3.9.1.1. Objectives and Functional Statements Attributed to the Acceptable Solutions in Part 3 Forming part of Sentence 3.9.1.1.(1) Acceptable Solutions Objectives and Functional Statements Part 10 F131-OR NOVA SCOTIA POWER INCORPORA...
AI summary The text references a table outlining acceptable solutions and their associated objectives and functional statements, specifically mentioning Part 10 and F131-OR. It also includes a heading referencing Nova Scotia Power Incorporated.
Condenser Condenser specification involves matching its operating performance, (i.e. temperature and backpressure) to the turbine as well as taking into consideration long-term maintenance aspects such as cathodic protection, protective co...
AI summary NSPI's condenser design for a thermal generation project involves balancing seawater cooling efficiency with technical challenges, including higher backpressure requirements, elevated condenser positioning, and cost implications. The design includes a divided waterbox for maintenance flexibility and references UARB IR-14 for technical correspondence.
IN THE MATTER OF THE PUBLIC UTILITIES ACT - and- I"'~ THE MATTER OF A"'~ APPLICATION by Nova Scotia Power Incorporated for Authority to Overspend (ATO) - TUC6 Waste Heat Recovery Project - CI#28098 BEFORE: Roberta J. Clarke, a.c., Member C...
AI summary The Public Utilities Act matter involves Nova Scotia Power Incorporated's application for Authority to Overspend (ATO) for the TUC6 Waste Heat Recovery Project. The application was approved following a hearing on October 22, 2010, and a decision was issued on November 22, 2010.
which the Board approved. Written submissions were received from NPB, Avon and NSDOE on July 22, 2010. NSPl's reply submission was received on August 6, 2010. - [11] On August 20, 2010, NSPI requested an opportunity to make oral submission...
AI summary The document outlines the timeline and process for a regulatory proceeding involving a request for an Authority to Overspend (ATO) for the TUC6 Waste Heat Recovery Project. Written submissions were received from various parties, and an opportunity for oral submissions was granted. The Board requested additional information and accepted a brief written submission from MEUNSC instead of an oral appearance.
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