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(A) Drawings depicting approved service installations shall be furnished to any user, contractor, or prospective user upon completion of a service application.
(B) The drawings for each type of service entrance shall be as recommended by the Public Works Director and as approved by the Electric Utility Committee.
(C) The Public Works Director shall, from time to time, propose revisions to the service entrance drawings. Revisions shall take effect for any new construction started 15 days after approval of the Electric Utility Committee.
(D) Any new, rebuilt, or upgraded service entrances shall comply with the approved drawings. Failure to comply with the approved drawings shall be sufficient cause to refuse service.
(E) Service will be furnished to customers only after a meter has been installed by the Electric Department.
(Ord. 1059, passed 3-2-1998)
(A) Any person, firm or corporation requesting non-standard electrical service may enter into a contract with a private contractor approved by the city for the installation of electric service pursuant to plans and specifications presented to and approved by the city. If a private contractor is used for the installation of electric service, the applicant shall pay to the city its costs incurred with respect to the inspection and monitoring of the installation of such electrical services by the private contractor. The charge is payable at the time the application for electric service is approved. The installation shall be inspected and approved by the city prior to initiating electric service. After approval of the installation, the city shall accept maintenance of the electrical service equipment up to and including the meter.
(B) Or, if requested by the applicant, the city will provide the applicant with the total estimated cost to the city to install the electrical service. The estimated cost shall include all materials, labor, equipment, engineering and related items required to complete the electrical installation. The applicant may authorize the city to complete the installation and the charge shall be paid by the applicant at the time the application for electric service is approved.
(Ord. 1059, passed 3-2-1998; Am. Ord. 1301, passed 6-21-2004)
Where, in the opinion of the Electric Department, its investment in an extension appears extraordinary or unusual, or where extensive rebuilding of existing facilities is necessary to accommodate an applicant, the applicant to be served from the extension shall be required to execute a contract for a definite period of service to protect the Electric Department against possible risk for the investment made to serve the applicant.
(Ord. 1059, passed 3-2-1998)
PART B: CONTRIBUTION TO COST OF EXTENSION AND ALLOWANCES
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