Sunshine Substation Sample Clauses

Sunshine Substation. (a) The City will design, construct, operate and maintain a new Boulder Sunshine Substation adjacent to the existing PSCo Sunshine Substation. PSCo will design, construct, operate and maintain modifications to the existing PSCo Sunshine Substation in order to interconnect the new Boulder Sunshine Substation to PSCo’s electric system as shown in the Sunshine General Arrangement and One-line Diagram attached to this Agreement as Attachments E-1 and E-2. (b) For both the Boulder Sunshine Substation (including the City’s 13 kV distribution feeders existing the substation) and, to the extent necessary, the PSCo Sunshine Substation, Boulder shall be responsible for all permitting in compliance with all state and federal environmental laws and regulations. Each Party will be responsible for the siting of facilities at their respective substation sites. (c) The new Boulder Sunshine Substation will be constructed by the City on real property owned by the City. PSCo will continue to own the land for the existing PSCo Sunshine Substation. A portion of the existing PSCo Sunshine Substation fence will become a common fence between the two substations. PSCo will retain the existing PSCo Sunshine Substation and all facilities located therein, including the common fence. The ground grid between the two substations will be tied together. The two substations will be electrically tied by new bus work over the common fence. The Point of Change of Ownership will be as shown in Attachment E-1XX. (d) The responsibilities for construction, ownership, operations, maintenance, and replacement of the new Boulder Sunshine Substation and any modifications to the existing PSCo Sunshine Substation will be as described in the Ownership, Construction, Operating and Cost Responsibility Table attached to this Agreement as Attachment E-3. (e) The property interests shall be as shown in Attachment E-4.
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Sunshine Substation. The City will design, construct, operate and maintain a new Boulder Sunshine Substation adjacent to the existing PSCo Sunshine Substation. PSCo will design, construct, operate and maintain modifications to the existing PSCo Sunshine Substation in order to interconnect the new Boulder Sunshine Substation to PSCo’s electric system as shown in the Sunshine General Arrangement and One-line Diagram attached to this Interconnection Agreement as Attachments E-1 and E-2.
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