North East Power rights-of-way vary in width. Our standard width for distribution lines is 30 feet. North East Power transmission line rights-of-way are up to 75 feet wide depending on the location and structure type.
If you have questions concerning the right-of-way widths on your property and the use or restrictions, please contact us.
Rate Schedule 405 – The following fees shall be used to determine the contribution in aid of construction for Policy 405.
Overhead Primary Permanent Residence –
Any extension Greater than 500 feet but less than 1,200 feet AIC = $4.50 per foot
Portion of line extension in excess of 1,200’ AIC = $9 per foot
Overhead Primary Non-Permanent Residence –
Any extension Less than 1,200 feet AIC = $4.50 per foot
Portion of line extension in excess of 1,200 feet AIC = $9 per foot
Overhead Residential Subdivision Development –
AIC = Full cost of construction
Mobile Home Park –
AIC = Full cost of construction
Underground Primary Residential –
Any line extension AIC = $10 per foot
Underground Residential Subdivision Development –
AIC = Full cost of construction. No lot credit.
Underground Residential Multi-Unit Development –
AIC = Full cost of construction
Small Commercial Single Phase Less than 50kW –
Any extension Less than 1,200 feet AIC = $4.50 per foot
Portion of line extension in excess of 1,200 feet AIC = $9 per foot
Commercial/Commercial Development –
AIC = Full cost of construction (A) AIC= 60% of current manufacturer unit pricing. Unit pricing is updated quarterly by manufacturer.
Overhead/Underground Service –
AIC – up to 200 Amp - $300 per service
AIC - 200 Amp to 400 Amp - $450 per service
AIC - larger than 400 Amp - $600 per Service
Be very careful around all electrical wires and equipment. If you have any doubts about your home electrical system or are unsure of how to proceed, call a professional, licensed electrician.
Lightning can enter your home through a direct strike, through wires or pipes, and through the ground. During a thunderstorm, don’t touch electrical equipment or cords, such as a corded phone, computer, stove, TV, or microwave. Postpone your bath or shower to avoid contact with plumbing. And stay indoors for at least 30 minutes after the last clap of thunder.
Be very careful around all electrical wires and equipment. If you have any doubts about your home electrical system or are unsure of how to proceed, call a professional, licensed electrician.