NYSEG ROW definition

NYSEG ROW means the Existing ROW, occupied by Lines 971 and 972, that runs between the State Street Substation and the ROW Intersection, a distance of approximately 4.2 miles.

Examples of NYSEG ROW in a sentence

• More specifically, for the portion of Section 1 from the State Street Substation to Milepost 0.1, the centerline of the new line will be approximately 44 feet to the west of the centerline of NYSEG’s Line 971, the westernmost existing line in the NYSEG ROW.

• Section 1 will run 4.2 miles from the State Street Substation to the ROW Intersection and traverse the NYSEG ROW, parallel to the centerlines of existing Lines 971 and 972 in the vast majority of that ROW.

• For the portion of Section 1 from Milepost 0.2 to Milepost 4.2 (where the ROW Intersection is located), the centerline of the Proposed Line will be located 50 feet to the east of the centerline of Line 972, the easternmost existing line in the NYSEG ROW.

• At Milepost 0.1, the Proposed Line will cross both lines in the NYSEG ROW (Line 971 and Line 972) at an approximately 90 degree angle.

• NextEra’s alternative proposal includes 9 crossings of the existing NYSEG ROW (with existing 230kV line).

• The review team believes this is more than adequate if the existing NYSEG ROW is utilized.• If the Developer procures new ROW for the 345kV line, then the proposed 12 month Article VII preparation period is appropriate.

• Their distance from the conductor to ROW Edge (other side of NYSEG ROW) is only 37 ft., whereas OSHA requirement for 345 kV is 40.5 ft.

• The Facility Substation, interconnection, and existing NYSEG ROW is depicted in Appendix 5-B, Sheet TL-P.00.01.

• Selection forms must be completed legibly and submitted by the school to the battalion not less than 2 weeks prior to the requested presentation date for administrative processing and presentation scheduling.

• The notation I, II, III indicates areas of principal energy dissipation.