Common use of Installation and Permitting Clause in Contracts

Installation and Permitting. 4.1 Without limiting the provisions of paragraph 22, the Customer and the System must comply with all applicable National Electric Code (NEC), UL and IEEE requirements, including, but not limited to: 4.2 The Customer or its contractor must construct the System as specified in the attached Exhibit A. 4.3 A manual, lockable, load-break disconnect switch that provides a clear indication of the switch position must be available with the System at or near the Customer’s main point of service from the City’s electric system to provide a point of electrical separation between the Customer’s System and the City’s electric system. The City will approve the location of the disconnect switch. The disconnect switch must be easily visible, mounted separately from the metering equipment, readily accessible to the City personnel at all times, and capable of being locked in the open position with the City’s lock. The City may open the disconnect switch thereby isolating the Customer’s System from the City electric system for any reason that the City deems necessary including, but not limited to, maintenance or emergency work, the System adversely affecting other customers of the City, failure of the System to comply with codes/regulations, the System creating hazardous or unsafe conditions, the Customer’s failure to pay utility bills when due, and failure to comply with the UL Standards in Section 4.1 above.

Installation and Permitting. 4.1 Without limiting the provisions of paragraph 22, the Customer Owner and the System must comply with all applicable requirements of National Electric Code, National Electric Safety Code (NEC), UL Underwriters Laboratories (UL), and IEEE requirementsthe Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), including, but not limited to: 4.2 The Customer Owner or its contractor must construct the System as specified in the attached Exhibit A. 4.3 A manual, lockable, load-break disconnect switch that provides a clear indication of the switch position must be available with the System at or near the CustomerOwner’s main point of service from the City’s electric system to provide a point of electrical separation between the CustomerOwner’s System and the City’s electric system. The City will shall approve the location of the disconnect switch. The disconnect switch must be easily visible, mounted separately from the metering equipment, readily accessible to the City personnel at all times, and capable of being locked in the open position with the City’s lock. The City may open the disconnect switch thereby isolating the CustomerOwner’s System from the City electric system for any reason that the City deems necessary including, but not limited to, maintenance or emergency work, the System adversely affecting other customers of the City, failure of the System to comply with codes/applicable codes or regulations, the System creating hazardous or unsafe conditions, the CustomerOwner’s failure to pay utility bills when due, and failure to comply with the UL Standards standards specified in Section 4.1 above.