5 things developers need to know about dry utilities
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THINGS DEVELOPERS NEED TO KNOW ABOUT DRY UTILITIES5
Hosted By:Ian Sanchez, Director of Dry Utilities at Murow|CM
IAN SANCHEZDirector of Dry Utilities, Murow|CM
• Over 12 Years of Experience in Dry Utility Industry
• Worked with single family, multi-family tract designs, commercial, mixed-use projects, relocations and underground conversation projects, and substation coordination.
• Directs and Manages both public and private jobs
• Contributes to Murow|CM’s pro forma and due diligence services
1. Electric Generation Distribution Basics2. Dry Utility Project Types and Typical Timelines3. Rule 15, Rule 16 and Rule 20 Defined4. PEV Chargers: What it Means For You5. SoCal Gas Master Metered vs Individually Metered
AGENDA
Electric Generation Distribution Basics
Aboveground Equipment
Mini PadsLoadbreak Fuse Cabinets
Aboveground Equipment
3Phase Transformer PadsOr Slab Boxes
Capacitor Pads
Aboveground Equipment
Pad Mounted Switch
Aboveground Equipment
Pad Mounted Equipment w/ Bollards
Dry Utility Project Types and Typical Timelines- Research and Feasibility Reports- Dry Utility Cost Estimating- Master Planning – Loading Study- Substation Requirements- Feeder Systems- Rule 15 Line Extensions- Rule 16 Service Extensions- Relocations- Rule Underground Conversions- Commercial and Residential End Use
Rule 15, Rule 16 and Rule 20 Defined
Rule 15: Line Extensions
Rule 16: Service and Meter Sets
Rule 20: Underground Conversions
PEV Chargers: What it Means For You
SoCal Gas Master Metered vs Individually Metered
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