Meet with Engineer to discuss service requirements.
Purchase electrical permits.
Commercial services requires permits to be purchased by a registered electrician.
Begin electrical work associated with the project.
Call for electrical inspections as the project progresses.
Pays any and all applicable fees and deposits associated with the project. Such fees may include connection fees, contribution in aid of construction, or a facilities repayment contract.
Apply for service with CPWS Customer Service Department.
Complete the project with an approved final inspection.
CPWS Engineer will draft work order for service extension.
CPWS Power Construction will install new facilities to provide service to the new structure.
Developer must submit a master plan and phasing plans.
Power Engineering will lay out the development, take CPWS system phase balance into consideration while designing.
Engineer will estimate the construction cost associated with the facility infrastructure and determine the contribution-in-aid (CIA) required for the development.
Developer must sign an agreement with CPWS indicating the developer desires CPWS to extend electrical facilities.
Developer must pay any required aid-in-construction amount and install facilities before CPWS will begin construction.
Developer to furnish and install all raceways as applicable.
Developer to furnish and install any needed equipment and transformer pads.
CPWS Engineering shall inspect underground customer supplied system prior to the ditches being back filled and the concrete pad forms before pouring.
Engineer will draft the work order for the project.
Work order is issued to Power Construction for the installation of needed facilities.
