Milestones for all Large Generating Facilities Sample Clauses

Milestones for all Large Generating Facilities. The description and entries listed in the following table establish the required Milestones in accordance with the provisions of the LGIP and this LGIA. Item No. Milestone Description Responsible Party Date LGIP/LGIA Reference 1 Provide evidence of continued Site Control to System Operator, or $250,000 non-refundable deposit to Interconnecting Transmission Owner Interconnection Customer Within 15 BD of final LGIA receipt § 11.3 of LGIP 2 Provide evidence of one or more milestones specified in § 11.3 of LGIP Interconnection Customer Within 15 BD of final LGIA receipt § 11.3 of LGIP 3A Commit to a schedule for payment of upgrades Interconnection Customer Complete upon execution of this LGIA § 11.3 of LGIP 3B Provide either (1) evidence of Major Permits or (2)refundable deposit to Interconnection Transmission Owner Interconnection Customer (1)Within 15 BD of final LGIA receipt (2)At time of LGIA execution § 11.3 of LGIP 5 Provide siting approval for Generating Facility and Interconnection Facilities to Interconnecting Transmission Owner Interconnection Customer 4/15/2010 § 7.5 of LGIP 6 Provide written authorization to Interconnecting Transmission Owner to proceed with design, equipment procurement and construction Interconnection Customer a. design 6/01/2010 b. procurement 8/01/2010 c. construction 3/01/2011 § 5.5.2 and § 5.6.3 of LGIA 7 Engineering of Interconnection Facilities approved by Interconnecting Transmission Owner Interconnection Customer to provide to Interconnecting Transmission Owner; Interconnecting Transmission Owner to complete approval Provision by Interconnection Customer a. Switchyard 10/8/2010 b. Transmission Line 5/24/11 Approval by Interconnecting Transmission Owner a. Switchyard 11/5/2010 b. Transmission Line 6/21/2011 § 7.5 of LGIP 8 Provision of Security to Interconnecting Transmission Owner pursuant to Section 11.5 of LGIA Interconnection Customer Pre-payments due* a. design 6/01/2010 b. procurement 8/01/2010 c. construction 3/01/2011 §§ 5.5.3 and 5.6.4 of LGIA 9 Provision of Security to Interconnecting Transmission Owner pursuant to Section 5.17.3 of LGIA Interconnection Customer Within 30 days after final invoice (Milestone 17) § 5.17.3 of LGIA 10 Ordering of long lead time material for Interconnection Facilities and Network Upgrades Interconnection Customer Not applicable § 7.5 of LGIP 11A Provide initial design and specification for Interconnection Customer’s Interconnection Facilities to Interconnecting Transmission Owner Inte...
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