Development of a Standards Authorization Request Sample Clauses

Development of a Standards Authorization Request. (SAR) to Develop, Revise, or Delete a Regional Standard Any entity (Originator) that is directly or materially impacted by the operation of the BPS (including all users, owners, and operators of the BPS and regardless of whether the entity is a Texas RE member) within the geographical footprint of Texas RE may request, via a submittal of a Standard Authorization Request (SAR) form, the development, modification, or deletion of a Regional Standard or Regional Variance. Any such request shall be submitted to the Texas RE RSM, or his or her designee in electronic format. The SAR form may be downloaded from the Texas RE Website. An acceptable SAR contains a description of the proposed Regional Standard subject matter containing sufficiently descriptive detail to clearly define the purpose, scope, impacted parties, and other relevant information of the proposed Regional Standard. The RSM will verify that the submitted SAR form has been adequately completed. The RSM may offer the Originator suggestions regarding changes and/or improvements to enhance clarity of the Originator’s intent and objectives. The Originator is free to accept or reject these suggestions. Within 15 days the RSM will electronically acknowledge receipt of the SAR. The RSM will post all adequately completed SARs on the Texas RE Website for public viewing and comment. This initial SAR comment period shall be 15 days. After this initial comment period, the RSM will then forward the SAR to the RSC for its consideration at the next regularly scheduled meeting of the RSC. Within 60 days of receipt of an adequately completed SAR that has been through the initial 15-day comment period, the RSC shall determine the disposition of the SAR and, if the RSC deems necessary, direct the RSM to post the revised SAR again for review and comment for another 15-day period. The disposition decision process shall use the normal “business rules and procedures” of the RSC then in effect. The RSC may vote to take one of the following actions: • Accept the SAR as a candidate for development of a new Regional Standard, revision of an existing Regional Standard, or deletion of an existing Regional Standard. The RSC may, in its sole discretion, expand or narrow the scope of the SAR under consideration. Texas Reliability Entity Standards Development Process The RSC shall prioritize the development of SARs as may be required based on the number of SARs under development at any time. • Reject the SAR. If the RSC rejects a ...
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