Temporary Operation Configuration Concerning Churchtown Substation Sample Clauses

Temporary Operation Configuration Concerning Churchtown Substation. In order to demo NYSEG’s existing Churchtown Substation, and restore the existing transmission paths between Connecting Transmission Owner, NYSEG, and Central Xxxxxx back to service, Transmission Developer will install a temporary "Shoo-Fly" interconnection arrangement to install new transmission structures that bypass the existing Churchtown Substation and interconnect the affected transmission feeders. Connecting Transmission Owner will install a jumper between Line #13 and Line #14 to make a 3 line terminal. The new transmission towers (one tower will support a temporary 3 way switch) and conductor to be utilized to effectuate the "Shoo-Fly" design will be owned by Transmission Developer and will remain in place as an integral component routing the reconductored feeders into the new Churchtown Substation once completed. Once the Churchtown Substation is in-service, Transmission Developer will remove the temporary 3 way switch. The Points of Interconnection for the temporary Shoo-Fly connections with Connecting Transmission Owner are as follows: a temporary 3 way switch will be installed on new transmission tower # 2159.1. Each of the switch terminals will connect to: (i) Line #13 - the Connecting Transmission Owner’s owned portion towards Central Xxxxxx PV115 Substation (POI at 3 way switch); (ii) Line # 14 - NYSEG’s Falls Park Substation (POI at 3 way switch); and (iii) Line # 984 to NYSEG’s Craryville Substation (POI at tower # 2159.5). The temporary Shoo-Fly interconnection arrangement is illustrated in Figure C-16 below. The Points of Interconnection for the temporary connections with the other affected Connecting Transmission Owners will be included in the respective Transmission Project Interconnection Agreements. The Transmission Developer will be responsible for the maintenance of the 3-way switch and the maintenance of the access road to the structure 2159.1. C-13 SERVICE AGREEMENT NO. 2599 Figure C-16
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Temporary Operation Configuration Concerning Churchtown Substation. In order to demo Connecting Transmission Owner’s existing Churchtown Substation, and restore the existing transmission paths between Connecting Transmission Owner, National Grid, and Central Hudson back to service, Transmission Developer will install new transmission structures to establish a temporary “Shoo-Fly” interconnection arrangement to install new transmission structures that bypass the existing Churchtown Substation and interconnect the affected transmission feeders. National Grid will install a jumper between Line #13 and Line #14 to make a 3 line terminal. The new transmission towers (one tower will support a temporary 3 way switch) and conductor to be utilized to effectuate the “Shoo-Fly” design will be owned by Transmission Developer and will remain in place as an integral component routing the reconductored feeders into the new Churchtown Substation once completed. Once the Churchtown Substation is in-service, Transmission Developer will remove the temporary 3 way switch. The Points of Interconnection for the temporary Shoo-Fly connections with Connecting Transmission Owner are as follows: a temporary 3 way switch will be installed on new transmission tower # 2159.1. Each of the switch terminals will connect to: (i) Line #13 – the National Grid owned portion towards Central Hudson PV115 Substation (POI at 3 way switch);
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