Rule 16 governs the process for providing the infrastructure to new customers requesting service. Interconnections and associated agreements (Forms 14-653, 14-788 and 16-340) specify provisions for SCE access to customer premises for reading, inspecting, maintaining, repairing, constructing and testing of utility owned equipment. SCE's current Rules 16 - Service Extensions, Rule 21 - Generating Facility SCE submitted the instant AL in response to an order in Resolution E-4367 (December 2, 2010) which required SCE to clarify emergency and non-emergency access requirements after consultation with the practice of the other utilities. This Resolution approves details of the access requirements, with modification, to the abovementioned Rules and related forms. The requirements for customer notifications, locking devices and handling of unrestrained animals are detailed. The proposed revisions clarifies the access rights of SCE during emergency versus non-emergency conditions, such that SCE will have broad access during emergencies, but shall, where possible, provide notice to Customers for gaining access to customer's premises during non-emergency situations. SCE's current Rule 16 and 21 tariffs provide broad access for SCE personnel to customer premises. SCE proposes to modify Rules 16 and 21 and related forms to clarify the access requirements to customers' premises in emergency and non-emergency situations. PROPOSED OUTCOME: This Resolution approves with modifications SCE's Advice Letter (AL) to clarify access requirements to customer premises under Rules 16 and 21 and related Forms 14-653, 14-788 and 16-340.īy Advice Letter 2560-E filed on March 2, 2011.
PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA
E-4404 (Comment Draft Res) - deals with SCE's AL 2560E regarding clarification of access requirements to customer premises under Rules 16 & 21 and related Forms 14-653, 14-788 & 16-340.
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