Common use of Engineering and Planning Clause in Contracts

Engineering and Planning. 6.1.1. PG&E will design and install the new “To-the-Meter” electric and/or gas distribution and service system for the MHP to meet current PG&E design standards and applicable codes, regulations and requirements based on the most economic, convenient and efficient service route. To the extent possible, PG&E will design and install the new distribution and service system up to the Service Delivery Point on a “like for like” basis to the existing system. For example, an existing 200 ampere overhead electric service will be replaced with a 200 ampere overhead electric service. If both electric and gas are requested to be replaced and electric service is provided overhead, PG&E will have the option to offer underground electric service if it is cost effective to do so. If gas service is located above ground, PG&E will underground the gas service as well as the electric service, if present. 6.1.2. PG&E will prepare a preliminary design package for the new electric and/or gas system and prepare all necessary land rights documents. 6.1.3. PG&E will consult with the MHP Owner/Operator to identify the location of each electric and/or gas meter and any protection required for the metering service equipment. PG&E will have the final approval of the location of the meter. 6.1.4. PG&E will include with the MHP Program additional reasonable services for common use areas at the discretion of the Commission Safety Enforcement Division within the MHP that will be served under commercial rate schedules. 6.1.5. PG&E will design and install the “To-the-Meter” facilities to accommodate a service equivalent to the existing service. If the existing electric service is less than 100 amperes, the utility will design and install “To-the-Meter” facilities to accommodate 100 ampere service as part of the MHP Program. 6.1.6. With the exception of the 100 ampere minimum electric service, any requests for service upgrades or relocations beyond what is being provided by the MHP Program will be handled under PG&E’s current Rules and Tariffs. Such requests may be made by the MHP Owner or the individual MHP residents, and such upgrades and additional incremental costs will be the sole responsibility of the requesting party. 6.1.7. If applicable, PG&E will design and install a natural gas service line at each individual MH-Space to deliver sufficient volume at PG&E’s standard delivery. 6.1.8. Vacant MH-Spaces will receive a stub to the location of the future “Service Delivery Point” during the MHP Program. When a previously vacant space becomes occupied subsequent to cutover, a line extension contract will be required to extend service per normal line extension rules (Rule 16).

Engineering and Planning. 6.1.1. PG&E SDG&E will design and install the new “To-the-Meter” electric and/or gas distribution and service system for the MHP to meet current PG&E Utility design standards and applicable codes, regulations and requirements based on requirements. Each MH- Space and the common use areas will become a direct customer of SDG&E after the conversion. The system design will use the most economic, convenient and efficient service route. To This will ensure that the extent possiblefacilities are consistent with existing Utility facilities and can be incorporated into routine utility inspection and maintenance programs. In addition, PG&E SDG&E will design and install the new distribution and service system up to the Service Delivery Point on a “like for like” basis to the existing system, to the extent possible and allowed by current codes and regulations and where it is the most cost-effective option. For example, an existing 200 ampere overhead electric service will be replaced with a 200 ampere overhead electric service. If both electric and gas are requested to be replaced and electric service is provided overhead, PG&E SDG&E will have the option to offer underground electric service if it is cost effective to do so. If gas service is located above ground, PG&E SDG&E will underground the gas service as well as the electric service, if present. 6.1.2. PG&E SDG&E will prepare a preliminary design package for the new electric and/or gas system system; and prepare all necessary land rights documents. 6.1.3. PG&E SDG&E will consult with the MHP Owner/Operator to identify the location of each electric electric/and/or gas meter and will specify any protection barriers required for the protection of the metering service equipment. PG&E SDG&E will have the final approval of the location of the meter. 6.1.4. PG&E SDG&E will include with the MHP Program Program, additional reasonable services for common use areas at the discretion of the Commission Safety Enforcement Division within the MHP that will be served under commercial rate schedules. 6.1.5. PG&E SDG&E will design and install the “To-the-Meter” facilities to accommodate a service equivalent to the existing service. If the existing electric service is less than 100 amperes, the utility will design and install “To-the-Meter” facilities to accommodate 100 ampere service as part of the MHP Program. 6.1.6. With the exception of the 100 ampere minimum electric service, any requests for service upgrades or relocations beyond what is being provided by the MHP Program will be handled under PG&ESDG&E’s current Rules and Tariffs. Such requests may request can be made by the MHP Owner or the individual MHP residents, and such upgrades and additional incremental costs costs, will be the sole responsibility of the requesting party. 6.1.7. If applicable, PG&E SDG&E will design and install a natural gas service line and Excess Flow Valves (EFV) at each individual MH-Space to deliver sufficient volume at PG&ESDG&E’s standard delivery. 6.1.8. Vacant MH-Spaces will receive a stub to the location of the future “Service Delivery Point” during the MHP Program. When a previously vacant space becomes occupied subsequent to cutoverservice activation, a line extension contract service will be required to extend extended under the existing distribution and/or service per normal line extension rules (Rule 16)rules.