Posting of SERC Regional Reliability Standard Request Sample Clauses

Posting of SERC Regional Reliability Standard Request. Any SAR that is accepted by the assigned SERC Standing Committee(s) Executive Committee(s) for development of a standard (or modification or deletion of an existing standard) shall be posted for public viewing on the SERC website within 30 days of acceptance by the committee. A notice of the posting for a 30-day comment period will be sent to all SERC Standing Committees representatives and alternates. In addition, the notice will be sent (via e-mail) to NERC, the Region Managers of the Regional Entities adjoining SERC (RFC, MRO, SPP, and FRCC), individuals listed as entity contacts in the SERC Compliance Registry, and the SERC Registered Ballot Body representatives to seek input on the proposed SAR. SERC Staff will perform this posting on the SERC website and coordinate or send correspondences described in this and other steps of the process.
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