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INFORMATION & REQUIREMENTS ELECTRIC SERVICE - NStar

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ARTICLE 403 ARTICLE 403<br />

Where it is required that a Customer-owned service be run<br />

over or through property not owned by the customer<br />

requesting service, a service release, prepared by NSTAR, must<br />

be signed by both parties. A copy signed by both customers<br />

must be submitted to NSTAR before such service will be<br />

energized.<br />

403. Extension of Lines in the Public Way<br />

A. Overhead Line Extensions for Residential,<br />

Commercial & Industrial Customers within the<br />

North District:<br />

Requests for electric service requiring the extension of<br />

NSTAR facilities in the public way will be subject to<br />

analysis by the NSTAR New Customer Connect Tech<br />

Center.They will determine whether or not the customer<br />

shall underwrite, guarantee, or secure payment when the<br />

delivery of service involves the use of NSTAR investment,<br />

which, in the judgment of NSTAR, would not be offset by<br />

the probable revenue obtained. Extension of NSTAR<br />

facilities in the public way solely for the convenience of the<br />

customer will be at the customer’s expense.<br />

Installations of overhead services not requiring private<br />

property construction will normally be installed without<br />

charge, provided the point of attachment to the customer’s<br />

building can be reached by one span of wire from NSTAR’s<br />

nearest pole and that a right-of-way acceptable to NSTAR<br />

can be obtained.When the delivery of service involves the<br />

use of NSTAR investment, which in the judgment of<br />

NSTAR, would not be offset by the estimated revenue to<br />

be obtained, the customer shall underwrite, guarantee or<br />

secure payment of minimum amounts.<br />

Overhead secondary services requiring private property<br />

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construction from NSTAR underground lines will be<br />

furnished, installed, owned and maintained by the customer.<br />

It is the customer’s responsibility to assure that all<br />

customer-owned equipment be tested and in working<br />

order. During cases where NSTAR is required to operate<br />

or install NSTAR-owned equipment into customer-owned<br />

gear, the customer will be responsible for any repair or<br />

replacement that is necessary due to failure of such<br />

customer-owned equipment to operate properly.<br />

B. Overhead Line Extensions for Residential<br />

Customers within the Cambridge & South Districts:<br />

It is NSTAR’s policy to install at no charge to the<br />

customer, up to two wooden poles and three spans of wire,<br />

along a public road or private way for a new service to a<br />

single family dwelling. All construction along public or<br />

private ways to service residential customers under this<br />

policy will be performed by NSTAR or its agents.<br />

When required to extend its single phase overhead<br />

distribution lines, in excess of two poles, along a public or<br />

private way to a residential home, NSTAR will provide an<br />

overhead line extension in accordance with the provisions<br />

of the line extension policy and agreement.<br />

NSTAR will provide, install, own and maintain all facilities<br />

including the overhead service drop from its facilities to a<br />

residential home. Where it may also be necessary to install<br />

pole(s) on private property to service the premises, please<br />

refer to Article 404, Ownership of Private Residential<br />

Overhead Construction.<br />

Contact the NSTAR New Customer Connect Tech Center<br />

for details of the Single Phase Residential Overhead Line<br />

Extension Policy.<br />

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