Member Service Agreement By Vermont Electric Cooperative, Inc.’s (VEC) filed tariff, the new member is allowed the installation cost credit of 100 feet of overhead service. If the new member requires an extension longer than 100 feet of overhead, by VEC’s filed tariff, he/she will be required to contribute towards the cost of the extension according to the appropriate rate schedule. In addition, for any line extension, the new member is required to furnish at his cost all required tree clearing, Right of Way procurements, permits, trenching, conduit and backfill for underground installations, and the costs for all public hearings, if required. Furnished by VEC: All necessary materials with overhead line extension(s), pole(s), and if required, and meter(s) installed; costs paid by member in accordance with the filed tariffs Application packet of forms to be completed by member Copy of VEC filed electric service Line Extension Policy Copy of line extension charges Copy of Requirements for Electric Service Booklet Furnished by Member: Completed application packet including signed Application for Service and/or Additional Service and any right of way easements Member shall install a minimum of four stakes to show the approximate location of proposed building. The cost of the additional field engineering required due to relocation or re-orientation of proposed building or buildings after the original site survey will be borne in full by the member Meter socket and service entrance shall comply with VEC specifications (see construction drawings provided in packet) Secondary extensions from an existing overhead or underground system (point of attachment, service entrance, grounding system, etc.) will comply with the national Electrical Safety Code (NESC) One of the following: Overhead: Cost of all right of way clearing Meter socket on building (provide by owner’s electrician) Cost for all extensions over 100 feet in length according to attached schedule Underground Secondary Cost of all of way clearing All trenching, backfilling, conduit, wire, meter sockets, and grounding system (per NESC) Cost for all extensions over allowable service credit according to attached rate schedule Stub pole or 10’ x 6” x 6” pressure treated post, set 4’ in ground, which member agrees to install and maintain (see construction drawings), or two stub poles w/ ¾” pressure treated back-board for multiple services Underground Primary Cost of all right of way clearing
Member Service Agreement By Vermont Electric Cooperative, Inc.’s (VEC) filed tariff, the new member is allowed the installation cost credit of 100 feet of overhead service. If the new member requires an extension longer than 100 feet of overhead, by VEC’s filed tariff, he/she will be required to contribute towards the cost of the extension according to the appropriate rate schedule. In addition, for any line extension, the new member is required to furnish at his cost all required tree clearing, Right of Way procurements, permits, trenching, conduit and backfill for underground installations, and the costs for all public hearings, if required. Furnished by VEC: All necessary materials with overhead line extension(s), pole(s), and if required, and meter(s) installed; costs paid by member in accordance with the filed tariffs Application packet of forms to be completed by member Copy of VEC filed electric service Line Extension Policy Copy of line extension charges Copy of Requirements for Electric Service Booklet Furnished by Member: Completed application packet including signed Application for Service and/or Additional Service and any right of way easements Member shall install a minimum of four stakes to show the approximate location of proposed building. The cost of the additional field engineering required due to relocation or re-orientation of proposed building or buildings after the original site survey will be borne in full by the member Meter socket and service entrance shall comply with VEC specifications (see construction drawings provided in packet) Secondary extensions from an existing overhead or underground system (point of attachment, service entrance, grounding system, etc.) will comply with the national Electrical Safety Code (NESC) One of the following: Overhead: Cost of all right of way clearing Meter socket on building (provide by owner’s electrician) Cost for all extensions over 100 feet in length according to attached schedule Underground Secondary Cost of all of way clearing All trenching, backfilling, conduit, wire, meter sockets, and grounding system (per NESC) Cost for all extensions over allowable service credit according to attached rate schedule Stub pole or 10’ x 6” x 6” pressure treated post, set 4’ in ground, which member agrees to install and maintain (see construction drawings), or two stub poles w/ ¾” pressure treated back-board for multiple services Underground Primary Cost of all right of way clearing
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