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New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 16 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SERVICE › Chapter X - Certification Of Major Electric Generating Facilities › Subchapter A - Regulations Implementing Article 10 Of The Public Service Law As Enacted By Chapter 388, Section 12, Of The Laws Of 2011 › Part 1001 - Content Of An Application › Section 1001.12 - Exhibit 12: construction

Current through Register Vol. 46, No. 28, July 10, 2024
Exhibit 12 shall contain:
(a) A preliminary quality assurance and
				  control plan, including staffing positions and qualifications necessary,
				  demonstrating how applicant will monitor and assure conformance of facility
				  installation with all applicable design, engineering and installation standards
				  and criteria.
(b) A statement from
				  a responsible company official that:
(1) that
				  applicant and its contractors will conform to the requirements for protection
				  of underground facilities contained in Public Service Law section 119-b, as
				  implemented by Part 753 of this Title; and
(2) the applicant will comply with pole
				  numbering and marking requirements, as implemented by Part 217 of this
				  Title.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 16 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SERVICE › Chapter X - Certification Of Major Electric Generating Facilities › Subchapter A - Regulations Implementing Article 10 Of The Public Service Law As Enacted By Chapter 388, Section 12, Of The Laws Of 2011 › Part 1001 - Content Of An Application › Section 1001.13 - Exhibit 13: real property

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Exhibit 13 shall contain:
(a) A survey of the facility site showing
				  property boundaries with tax map sheet, block and lot numbers; the owner of
				  record of all parcels included in the site and for all adjacent properties;
				  easements, grants and related encumbrances on the site parcels; public and
				  private roads on or adjoining or planned for use as access to the site; zoning
				  and related designations applicable to the site and adjoining properties,
				  except that for wind facilities a map may be used instead of a survey to
				  fulfill this requirement.
(b) A
				  property/right-of-way map of all proposed interconnection facilities and
				  off-property/right-of-way access drives and construction lay-down or
				  preparation areas for such interconnections.
(c) A demonstration that the applicant has
				  obtained title to or a leasehold interest in the facility site, including
				  ingress and egress access to a public street, or is under binding contract or
				  option to obtain such title or leasehold interest, or can obtain such title or
				  leasehold interest.
(d) A statement
				  that the applicant has obtained, or can obtain, such deeds, easements, leases,
				  licenses, or other real property rights or privileges as are necessary for all
				  interconnections for the facility.
(e) An identification of any improvement
				  district extensions necessary for the facility and a demonstration that the
				  applicant has obtained, or can obtain, such improvement district
				  extensions.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 16 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SERVICE › Chapter X - Certification Of Major Electric Generating Facilities › Subchapter A - Regulations Implementing Article 10 Of The Public Service Law As Enacted By Chapter 388, Section 12, Of The Laws Of 2011 › Part 1001 - Content Of An Application › Section 1001.14 - Exhibit 14: cost of facilities

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Exhibit 14 shall contain:
(a) A detailed estimate of the total capital
				  costs of the proposed facility, including a separately stated estimate for each
				  interconnection, broken down in a rational manner by the applicant into major
				  cost components appropriate to the facility.
(b) A brief statement of the source of the
				  information used as the basis for the estimates required by subdivision (a) of
				  this section.
(c) Upon the demand
				  of any party or of DPS, the applicant shall supply the work papers from which
				  the estimates required by subdivision (a) of this section were made.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 16 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SERVICE › Chapter X - Certification Of Major Electric Generating Facilities › Subchapter A - Regulations Implementing Article 10 Of The Public Service Law As Enacted By Chapter 388, Section 12, Of The Laws Of 2011 › Part 1001 - Content Of An Application › Section 1001.16 - Exhibit 16: pollution control facilities

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(a) If applicable, Exhibit 16 shall contain:
(1) Copies of completed applications for
				  permits to be issued by the DEC pursuant to Federal recognition of State
				  authority, or pursuant to federally delegated or approved authority, in
				  accordance with the Clean Water Act, the Clean Air Act and the Resource
				  Conservation and Recovery Act, and permits pursuant to section 15-1503, title 9
				  of article 27, and articles 17 and 19 of the ECL.
(2) Such evidence as shall enable the
				  commissioner of DEC to evaluate the facility's pollution control technologies
				  and to reach a determination to issue, subject to appropriate conditions and
				  limitations, permits for such technologies.
(3) Such evidence as shall enable the board
				  to evaluate the facility's pollution control technologies and to make the
				  findings and determinations required by PSL section 168.
(4) A representation and description of all
				  fuel waste byproducts to be produced as a result of construction and operation
				  of the facility and its interconnections and related facilities, including a
				  description and plan as appropriate for the handling, storage and disposal of
				  all fuel waste byproducts. Ash produced from the combustion or gasification of
				  coal, wood, biomass, municipal solid waste or similar fuels shall be included
				  in the definition of fuel waste byproduct for the purposes of this
				  subdivision.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 16 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SERVICE › Chapter X - Certification Of Major Electric Generating Facilities › Subchapter A - Regulations Implementing Article 10 Of The Public Service Law As Enacted By Chapter 388, Section 12, Of The Laws Of 2011 › Part 1001 - Content Of An Application › Section 1001.17 - Exhibit 17: air emissions

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If applicable, Exhibit 17 shall contain:
(a) A demonstration of the facility's
				  compliance with applicable Federal, State, and local regulatory requirements
				  regarding air emissions.
(b) An
				  assessment of existing ambient air quality levels and air quality trends for
				  pollutants in the region surrounding the facility, including air quality levels
				  and trends taken from regional air quality summaries and air quality trend
				  reports.
(c) For emissions of the
				  following substances by combustion sources at the facility, a table indicating
				  the rate and amount of emissions with the name of the substance in the first
				  column, the hourly emission rate in the second column, and the annual potential
				  to emit in the third column:
(1) sulfur
				  dioxide (SO2);
(2) oxides of nitrogen
				  (NOx);
(3)
				  carbon dioxide (CO2);
(4) carbon monoxide (CO);
(5) particulate matter
				  (PM2.5, PM10, total
				  PM);
(6) volatile organic compounds
				  (VOCs);
(7) elemental
				  lead;
(8) mercury; and
(9) a set of non-criteria (i.e. toxic)
				  pollutants to be emitted from the proposed facility as determined in
				  consultation with DOH and DEC.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 16 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SERVICE › Chapter X - Certification Of Major Electric Generating Facilities › Subchapter A - Regulations Implementing Article 10 Of The Public Service Law As Enacted By Chapter 388, Section 12, Of The Laws Of 2011 › Part 1001 - Content Of An Application › Section 1001.18 - Exhibit 18: safety and security

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Exhibit 18 shall contain:
(a) A preliminary plan for site security of
				  the proposed facility during construction of such facility, including site
				  plans and descriptions of the following site security features:
(1) access controls including fences, gates,
				  bollards and other structural limitations;
(2) electronic security and surveillance
				  facilities;
(3) security lighting,
				  including specifications for lighting and controls to address work-site safety
				  requirements and to avoid off-site light trespass; and
(4) setback considerations for facility
				  components which may present hazards to public safety.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 16 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SERVICE › Chapter X - Certification Of Major Electric Generating Facilities › Subchapter A - Regulations Implementing Article 10 Of The Public Service Law As Enacted By Chapter 388, Section 12, Of The Laws Of 2011 › Part 1001 - Content Of An Application › Section 1001.23 - Exhibit 23: water resources and aquatic ecology

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Exhibit 23 shall contain the following with regard
					 to:
(a) Groundwater:
(1) Hydrologic information reporting depths
				  to high groundwater and bedrock, including a site map showing depth to high
				  groundwater and bedrock in increments appropriate for the facility
				  site.
(2) A map based on publicly
				  available information showing all areas within the study area delineating all
				  groundwater aquifers and groundwater recharge areas, and identifying
				  groundwater flow direction, groundwater quality, and the location, depth, yield
				  and use of all public and private groundwater wells or other points of
				  extraction of groundwater, and including delineation of well head and aquifer
				  protection zones.
(3) An analysis
				  and evaluation of potential impacts (during normal and drought conditions) from
				  the construction and/or operation of the facility on drinking water supplies,
				  groundwater quality and quantity in the facility area, including potential
				  impacts on public and private water supplies, including private wells within a
				  one mile radius of the facility site, and wellhead and aquifer protection
				  zones.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 16 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SERVICE › Chapter X - Certification Of Major Electric Generating Facilities › Subchapter A - Regulations Implementing Article 10 Of The Public Service Law As Enacted By Chapter 388, Section 12, Of The Laws Of 2011 › Part 1001 - Content Of An Application › Section 1001.24 - Exhibit 24: visual impacts

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Exhibit 24 shall contain:
(a) A visual impact assessment (VIA) to
				  determine the extent and assess the significance of facility visibility. The
				  components of the VIA shall include identification of visually sensitive
				  resources, viewshed mapping, confirmatory visual assessment fieldwork, visual
				  simulations (photographic overlays), cumulative visual impact analysis, and
				  proposed visual impact mitigation. The VIA shall address the following issues:
(1) the character and visual quality of the
				  existing landscape;
(2) visibility
				  of the facility, including visibility of facility operational characteristics,
				  such as visible plumes from the exhaust stacks;
(3) visibility of all above-ground
				  interconnections and roadways to be constructed within the facility study area
				  as determined by the viewshed analysis;
(4) appearance of the facility upon
				  completion, including building/structure size, architectural design, facade
				  colors and texture, and site lighting;
(5) lighting (including lumens, location and
				  direction of lights for facility area and/or task use, and safety including
				  worker safety and tall structure marking requirements) and similar
				  features;
(6) representative views
				  (photographic overlays) of the facility, including front, side and rear views,
				  indicating approximate elevations;
(7) nature and degree of visual change
				  resulting from construction of the facility and above-ground
				  interconnections;
(8) nature and
				  degree of visual change resulting from operation of the facility;
(9) analysis and description of related
				  operational effects of the facility such as visible plumes, shading, glare, and
				  shadow flicker;
(10) proposed
				  mitigation and mitigation alternatives based on an assessment of mitigation
				  strategies, including screening (landscaping), architectural design, visual
				  offsets, relocation or rearranging facility components, reduction of facility
				  component profiles, alternative technologies, facility color and design,
				  lighting options for work areas and safety requirements, and lighting options
				  for stack lighting if required by the Federal Aviation Administration;
				  and
(11) a description of all
				  visual resources that would be affected by the facility.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 16 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SERVICE › Chapter X - Certification Of Major Electric Generating Facilities › Subchapter A - Regulations Implementing Article 10 Of The Public Service Law As Enacted By Chapter 388, Section 12, Of The Laws Of 2011 › Part 1001 - Content Of An Application › Section 1001.25 - Exhibit 25: effect on transportation

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Exhibit 25 shall contain:
(a) A conceptual site plan, drawn at an
				  appropriate scale, depicting all facility site driveway and roadway
				  intersections, showing:
(1) for generation
				  facility sites other than for wind turbines, horizontal and vertical geometry,
				  the number of approach lanes, the lane widths, shoulder widths, traffic control
				  devices by approaches, and sight distances;
(2) for wind turbine sites, access road
				  locations and widths, including characterizations of road intersection
				  suitability.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 16 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SERVICE › Chapter X - Certification Of Major Electric Generating Facilities › Subchapter A - Regulations Implementing Article 10 Of The Public Service Law As Enacted By Chapter 388, Section 12, Of The Laws Of 2011 › Part 1001 - Content Of An Application › Section 1001.26 - Exhibit 26: effect on communications

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Exhibit 26 shall contain:
(a) An identification of all existing
				  broadcast communication sources within a two-mile radius of the facility and
				  the electric interconnection between the facility and the point of
				  interconnection, unless otherwise noted, including:
(1) AM radio;
(2) FM radio;
(3) television;
(4) telephone;
(5) microwave transmission (all affected
				  sources, not limited to a two-mile radius);
(6) emergency services;
(7) municipal/school district
				  services;
(8) public utility
				  services;
(9) doppler/weather radar
				  (all affected sources, not limited to a two- mile radius);
(10) air traffic control (all affected
				  sources, not limited to a two-mile radius);
(11) armed forces (all affected sources, not
				  limited to a two-mile radius);
(12)
				  GPS;
(13) LORAN (all affected
				  sources, not limited to a two-mile radius); and
(14) amateur radio licenses registered to
				  users.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 16 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SERVICE › Chapter X - Certification Of Major Electric Generating Facilities › Subchapter A - Regulations Implementing Article 10 Of The Public Service Law As Enacted By Chapter 388, Section 12, Of The Laws Of 2011 › Part 1001 - Content Of An Application › Section 1001.28 - Exhibit 28: environmental justice

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Exhibit 28 shall contain:
(a) An identification and evaluation of
				  significant and adverse disproportionate environmental impacts of the proposed
				  facility, if any, resulting from its construction and operation, including any
				  studies which were used in the evaluation identifying the author and dates
				  thereof, in a manner that is in accordance with any requirements for the
				  contents of an article 10 application contained in 6 NYCRR Part 487.
(b) Separately stated for all significant and
				  adverse disproportionate environmental impacts of the proposed facility
				  resulting from its construction and operation required to be identified
				  pursuant to subdivision (a) of this section, a description of:
(1) The specific measures the applicant
				  proposes to take to avoid such impacts to the maximum extent practicable for
				  the duration that the certificate is granted, including a description of the
				  manner in which such impact avoidance measures will be verified and a statement
				  of the cost of such measures.
(2)
				  If such impacts cannot be avoided, measures the applicant proposes to take to
				  minimize such impacts to the maximum extent practicable for the duration that
				  the certificate is granted, including a description of the manner in which such
				  impact mitigation measures will be verified and a statement of the cost of such
				  measures.
(3) If such impacts
				  cannot be avoided, the specific measures the applicant proposes to take to
				  offset such impacts to the maximum extent practicable for the duration that the
				  certificate is in effect, including a description of the manner in which such
				  impact offset measures will be verified and a statement of the cost of such
				  measures.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 16 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SERVICE › Chapter X - Certification Of Major Electric Generating Facilities › Subchapter A - Regulations Implementing Article 10 Of The Public Service Law As Enacted By Chapter 388, Section 12, Of The Laws Of 2011 › Part 1001 - Content Of An Application › Section 1001.29 - Exhibit 29: site restoration and decommissioning

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Exhibit 29 shall contain:
(a) A statement of the performance criteria
				  proposed for site restoration in the event the facility cannot be completed and
				  for decommissioning of the facility, including a discussion of why the
				  performance criteria are appropriate. Among other things, the statement shall
				  address:
(1) safety and the removal of
				  hazardous conditions;
(2)
				  environmental impacts;
(3)
				  aesthetics;
(4) salvage and
				  recycling;
(5) potential future
				  uses for the site; and
(6) the
				  useful life of the facility.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 16 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SERVICE › Chapter X - Certification Of Major Electric Generating Facilities › Subchapter A - Regulations Implementing Article 10 Of The Public Service Law As Enacted By Chapter 388, Section 12, Of The Laws Of 2011 › Part 1001 - Content Of An Application › Section 1001.30 - Exhibit 30: nuclear facilities

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(a) If the applicant's proposal is for a
				  nuclear power facility, it shall (contemporaneously with the filing of its
				  article 10 application) file with the secretary one electronic and two paper
				  copies and shall serve on the Commissioner of DEC one paper copy of its
				  combined license application (including environmental report and preliminary
				  safety analysis report) filed or to be filed with the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory
				  Commission (NRC). If the NRC application is not available at the time the
				  applicant files its article 10 application, the applicant shall file and serve
				  it as soon as it is available. On a continuing basis, the applicant shall file
				  with the secretary a copy of:
(1) any filing
				  it makes with the NRC;
(2) any
				  filing it makes with any other governmental entity with respect to its NRC
				  application;
(3) if the filings
				  referenced in paragraphs (1) and (2) of this subdivision were made in response
				  to requests for additional information, such requests; and
(4) any decisions of the NRC with respect to
				  its NRC application.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 16 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SERVICE › Chapter X - Certification Of Major Electric Generating Facilities › Subchapter A - Regulations Implementing Article 10 Of The Public Service Law As Enacted By Chapter 388, Section 12, Of The Laws Of 2011 › Part 1001 - Content Of An Application › Section 1001.33 - Exhibit 33: other applications and filings

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Exhibit 33 shall contain:
(a) A statement whether the applicant has
				  pending, or knows of others who have pending, with the commission or with any
				  other governmental department, agency or court of competent jurisdiction (State
				  or Federal), any application or filing which concerns the subject matter of the
				  proceeding before the board. If any such applications or filings are pending,
				  the applicant shall state, for each such application or filing, whether the
				  granting of any such application or filing will have any effect on the grant or
				  denial of a certificate, and whether the grant or denial of a certificate will
				  have any effect upon the grant or denial of any such other application or
				  filing. The applicant shall notify the secretary, presiding examiner and each
				  party of any significant change in the status of each such application or
				  filing.
(b) The application shall
				  identify any Federal permit, consent, approval or license that will be required
				  for the construction or operation of the facility. The application shall
				  specify the date on which an application for any such approval was made or the
				  estimated date on which it will be made. The applicant shall notify the
				  secretary, presiding examiner and each party of any significant change in the
				  status of each such application.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 16 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SERVICE › Chapter X - Certification Of Major Electric Generating Facilities › Subchapter A - Regulations Implementing Article 10 Of The Public Service Law As Enacted By Chapter 388, Section 12, Of The Laws Of 2011 › Part 1001 - Content Of An Application › Section 1001.34 - Exhibit 34: electric interconnection

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Exhibit 34 shall contain:
A detailed description of the proposed electric
					 interconnection including:
(a) the
				  design voltage and voltage of initial operation;
(b) the type, size, number and materials of
				  conductors;
(c) the insulator
				  design;
(d) the length of the
				  transmission line;
(e) the typical
				  dimensions and construction materials of the towers;
(f) the design standards for each type of
				  tower and tower foundation;
(g) for
				  underground construction, the type of cable system to be used and the design
				  standards for that system;
(h) for
				  underground construction, indicate on a profile of the line the depth of the
				  cable and the location of any oil pumping stations and manholes;
(i) equipment to be installed in any proposed
				  switching station or substation including an explanation of the necessity for
				  any such switching station or substation;
(j) any terminal facility; and
(k) the need for cathodic protection
				  measures.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 16 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SERVICE › Chapter X - Certification Of Major Electric Generating Facilities › Subchapter A - Regulations Implementing Article 10 Of The Public Service Law As Enacted By Chapter 388, Section 12, Of The Laws Of 2011 › Part 1001 - Content Of An Application › Section 1001.35 - Exhibit 35: electric and magnetic fields

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Exhibit 35 shall contain:
(a) For the entire right-of-way of the
				  proposed power line providing the electrical interconnection between the
				  proposed facility and the existing electric transmission and distribution
				  system, identify every right-of-way segment having unique electric and magnetic
				  field (EMF) characteristics due to structure types and average heights,
				  rights-of-way widths, and co-location of other transmission facilities in the
				  right-of-way.
(b) For each
				  identified right-of-way segment, provide both "base case" and "proposed"
				  cross-sections to scale showing:
(1) all
				  overhead electric transmission, sub-transmission and distribution facilities
				  including the proposed facility showing structural details and dimensions and
				  identifying phase spacing, phasing, and any other characteristics affecting EMF
				  emissions;
(2) all underground
				  electric transmission, sub-transmission and distribution facilities;
(3) all underground gas transmission
				  facilities;
(4) all right-of-way
				  boundaries; and
(5) structural
				  details and dimensions for all structures (dimensions, phase spacing, phasing,
				  and similar categories) and include a Station number identifying the
				  location.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 16 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SERVICE › Chapter X - Certification Of Major Electric Generating Facilities › Subchapter A - Regulations Implementing Article 10 Of The Public Service Law As Enacted By Chapter 388, Section 12, Of The Laws Of 2011 › Part 1001 - Content Of An Application › Section 1001.36 - Exhibit 36: gas interconnection

Current through Register Vol. 46, No. 28, July 10, 2024
If a gas interconnection is proposed for the facility,
					 Exhibit 36 shall contain:
(a) A study
				  of gas supply options, capacity, and system impact, including:
(1) A detailed description of the proposed
				  gas pipeline interconnection, including all interconnecting facilities,
				  pipeline route, size, operating pressure, volume of gas required to serve the
				  facility, the need for new on-site compression, and identifying who shall
				  construct, own and operate the pipeline facilities.
(2) An analysis demonstrating that there
				  shall be sufficient gas supply and gas transmission capacity to support the
				  requirements of the facility.
(3)
				  An estimate of the peak hour, peak day, seasonal and annual natural gas
				  requirements of the facility.
(4)
				  An identification of the nature and extent of the natural gas capacity and
				  transportation service as firm, interruptible, or both.
(5) An evaluation of the potential impacts of
				  the facility on the gas distribution system of the local distribution company
				  (LDC).
(6) A discussion of the
				  impact of the facility use of gas on wholesale supplies and prices in the
				  region using the same transmission facilities as the facility.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 16 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SERVICE › Chapter X - Certification Of Major Electric Generating Facilities › Subchapter A - Regulations Implementing Article 10 Of The Public Service Law As Enacted By Chapter 388, Section 12, Of The Laws Of 2011 › Part 1001 - Content Of An Application › Section 1001.37 - Exhibit 37: back-up fuel

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If a back-up fuel is proposed for the facility, Exhibit 37
					 shall contain:
(a) A description of
				  the circumstances under which fuel oil shall be burned in the facility and a
				  description of all onsite facilities and interconnections required for the
				  transportation, storage and combustion of fuel oil, including:
(1) a chemical analysis of the back-up
				  fuel;
(2) an estimate of the rate
				  of fuel oil consumption at full power output;
(3) a description of any fuel oil storage
				  tank(s), including the storage capacity of the tank(s) and a description of any
				  secondary containment structures proposed to be constructed around the tank and
				  off loading areas and any other facilities or measures proposed to prevent,
				  contain or clean up oil spills;
(4)
				  an estimate of the maximum period that the plant could burn oil without
				  refueling;
(5) a description of the
				  proposed method of oil delivery and on site oil delivery infrastructure or
				  offsite interconnections and an estimate of the maximum rate of delivery, given
				  the transportation methods and facilities proposed;
(6) an estimate of the expected frequency and
				  duration of oil firing of the facility and a discussion of the assumptions and
				  analyses used to arrive at this estimate; and
(7) a statement of the number of days of
				  back-up fuel supply to be maintained including a discussion as to whether such
				  number will be sufficient to conform to commission policies on minimum back-up
				  fuel supply quantities.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 16 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SERVICE › Chapter X - Certification Of Major Electric Generating Facilities › Subchapter A - Regulations Implementing Article 10 Of The Public Service Law As Enacted By Chapter 388, Section 12, Of The Laws Of 2011 › Part 1001 - Content Of An Application › Section 1001.40 - Exhibit 40: telecommunications interconnection

Current through Register Vol. 46, No. 28, July 10, 2024
If a telecommunications interconnection is proposed for the
					 facility, Exhibit 40 shall contain:
(a) A detailed description of the proposed
				  telecommunications interconnection, including all interconnecting facilities,
				  line route, design details, size, functions, and operating
				  characteristics.
(b) An analysis
				  demonstrating that there will be sufficient capacity to support the
				  requirements of the facility.
(c) A
				  description of the status of negotiations, or a copy of agreements that have
				  been executed, with companies or individuals for providing the communications
				  interconnection including any restrictions or conditions of approval placed on
				  the facility imposed by the provider, and a description of how the
				  interconnection and any necessary system upgrades will be installed, owned,
				  maintained and funded.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 16 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SERVICE › Chapter X - Certification Of Major Electric Generating Facilities › Subchapter A - Regulations Implementing Article 10 Of The Public Service Law As Enacted By Chapter 388, Section 12, Of The Laws Of 2011 › Part 1001 - Content Of An Application › Section 1001.41 - Exhibit 41: applications to modify or build adjacent

Current through Register Vol. 46, No. 28, July 10, 2024
If the applicant is claiming that its application qualifies
					 for treatment pursuant to PSL section 165(4)(b), Exhibit 41 shall
					 contain:
(a) A statement whether the
				  application is to:
(1) modify by an increase
				  of more than 25 MW the nameplate capacity of an existing electric generating
				  facility already having a nameplate generating capacity of 25 MW or more;
				  or
(2) construct a new facility
				  adjacent or contiguous to an existing facility.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 16 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SERVICE › Chapter X - Certification Of Major Electric Generating Facilities › Subchapter A - Regulations Implementing Article 10 Of The Public Service Law As Enacted By Chapter 388, Section 12, Of The Laws Of 2011 › Part 1002 - Compliance Filings › Section 1002.1 - Purpose

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This Part establishes procedures and requirements for
					 assuring that the applicant will comply with the terms, conditions,
					 limitations, or modifications of the construction and operation of the facility
					 authorized in the certificate.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 16 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SERVICE › Chapter X - Certification Of Major Electric Generating Facilities › Subchapter A - Regulations Implementing Article 10 Of The Public Service Law As Enacted By Chapter 388, Section 12, Of The Laws Of 2011 › Part 1002 - Compliance Filings › Section 1002.2 - General procedures

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(a) The
				  applicant may not commence construction of the facility or interconnections
				  until the applicant has accepted the certificate in accordance with section
				  1000.14 
				  of this Title.
(b) The applicant
				  may not commence construction of all or any portion of the facility or
				  interconnections for which the board has required approval of a compliance
				  filing as a condition precedent to such construction until the applicant has
				  submitted the required compliance filing for that portion of the facility and
				  received approval of it by the board, or by the commission after the board's
				  jurisdiction has ceased.
(c) The
				  applicant shall file an electronic copy and 10 paper copies of any compliance
				  filing with the board, or the commission after the board's jurisdiction has
				  ceased, by filing it with the secretary at the Albany, New York Offices of the
				  DPS and shall serve copies as follows:
(1) one
				  paper copy on the DEC project manager;
(2) one paper copy on each affected DEC
				  regional office;
(3) three paper
				  copies on the DEC at its central office;
(4) one paper copy on any other party
				  specified in the certificate or order requiring the compliance filing;
				  and
(5) an electronic copy on every
				  party to the proceeding.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 16 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SERVICE › Chapter X - Certification Of Major Electric Generating Facilities › Subchapter A - Regulations Implementing Article 10 Of The Public Service Law As Enacted By Chapter 388, Section 12, Of The Laws Of 2011 › Part 1002 - Compliance Filings › Section 1002.3 - General requirements

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The compliance filing shall contain:
(a) a description of and citation to the
				  requirement in a certificate or an order for which compliance is to be
				  demonstrated;
(b) a description of
				  how the applicant will comply with the requirements of the certificate or
				  order; and
(c) final maps, plans,
				  diagrams, drawings, studies, reports or other documents demonstrating
				  compliance.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 16 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SERVICE › Chapter X - Certification Of Major Electric Generating Facilities › Subchapter A - Regulations Implementing Article 10 Of The Public Service Law As Enacted By Chapter 388, Section 12, Of The Laws Of 2011 › Part 1002 - Compliance Filings › Section 1002.4 - Reporting and inspections

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(a) The
				  board, or the commission after the board's jurisdiction has ceased, may require
				  the applicant to file written information reports on the construction or
				  operation and the facility and the interconnections. Unlike compliance filings,
				  the information reports are not submitted for approval or action by the board
				  or the commission. The applicant shall file an electronic copy with the board,
				  or the commission after the board's jurisdiction has ceased, by filing it with
				  the secretary at the Albany, New York offices of the DPS and shall serve
				  electronic copies on all parties to the proceeding, except that access must be
				  provided in hard copy to any party upon request.
(b) The site and all construction records
				  shall be open to inspection by representatives of the chairperson of the board,
				  or the commission after the board's jurisdiction has ceased, during normal
				  working hours. Information requested by such representatives shall be provided
				  in a timely fashion and, in all cases, at least 10 days prior to the initiation
				  of any activity with regard to which the information is requested. If any
				  activity on which information is requested has already been initiated, such
				  information shall be provided within three business days of the
				  request.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 16 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SERVICE › Chapter X - Certification Of Major Electric Generating Facilities › Subchapter A - Regulations Implementing Article 10 Of The Public Service Law As Enacted By Chapter 388, Section 12, Of The Laws Of 2011 › Part 1003 - Compliance Filings

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Statutory authority: Public Service Law, §
					 168[2]
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 16 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SERVICE › Appendices › Appendix 6-A

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LIST OF FORMS-ANNUAL REPORTS
REPORTING
							 GROUP
PRESCRIBED FORM
ELECTRIC CORPORATIONS AND GAS CORPORATIONS:
Classes A and B Electric, Gas or Electric and Gas
						  combined (average annual operating revenues exceeding $250,000 in either
						  department) .......
Form 182
Classes C and D Electric, Gas or Electric and Gas
						  combined (average annual operating revenues between $15,000 and $250,000 in
						  either department .......
Form 182 A
Electric, Gas or Electric and Gas combined (average
						  annual operating revenues $15,000 or less in either department) .......
Form 190
Lessor Electric and Gas Companies .......
Form 190 (modified)
Inchoate and Dormant Electric and Gas Companies .......
Form 240
Incidental Gas or Electric Business (subject to order of
						  P.S.C., Second District, 11-13-11) .......
Form 251
Incidental Gas or Electric Business (subject to Parts
						  155 and 295) .......
Form 251 A
STEAM CORPORATIONS:
All Steam Companies .......
Form 241
Incidental Steam Business (subject to Part 444) .......
Form 251 A
WATERWORKS CORPORATIONS:
Classes A and B (average annual operating revenues of
						  $700,000 or more) .......
Form 347
Classes C and D (average annual operating revenues of
						  $100,000 but less than $700,000) .......
Form 347 CD
Companies having average annual operating revenues less
						  than $100,000 .......
Form 347 E
Incidental Waterworks Business (subject to Part 545)
						  .......
Form 251 A
TELEPHONE CORPORATIONS:
Telephone Corporations with annual operation revenues of
						  $9,000,000 or more .......
205 and 210
Telephone Corporations .......
223
AT&T Communications of New York, Inc. .......
223 with Addendum
Other Common Carriers .......
225
Cellular Communications Companies .......
235
MUNICIPALITIES OPERATING ELECTRIC, GAS OR
						  STEAM UTILITIES:
Electric .......
Form 195
Electric and Gas .......
Form 195 (modified)
Gas .......
Abbreviated Form E
Steam .......
Form 241
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 16 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SERVICE › Appendices › Appendix 6-B

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DECLARATION OF POLICY
RE
UTILITY EMPLOYEE PENSION COSTS
Consistent with our opinion of March 9, 1950, we hold that
				employee pensions are elements of current labor costs and as such constitute a
				present benefit.
The treatment of costs of employee pensions in the
				determination of rates has been given consideration and the following general
				policy will govern in such proceedings.
1. All costs of a reasonable pension plan,
			 not provided heretofore, will be allowed as operating expenses in determining
			 rates. Where advance provision is being made for future pension payments,
			 however, a portion of the charge may be considered deferrable to a later
			 period, if in the judgment of the Commission an unreasonable proportion of the
			 pension cost is being charged currently.
2. In determining, for a utility subject to
			 Federal income tax and making advance provision for pension payments, whether
			 its pension plan is a reasonable one, the Commission will give consideration to
			 whether the plan is approved by or acceptable to the Commissioner of Internal
			 Revenue for tax purposes.
3. Under
			 ordinary circumstances no portion of the pension charges will be disallowed on
			 the ground that it relates exclusively to a prior service period. However,
			 where the adoption of a comprehensive program of advance provision is
			 unreasonably deferred, the charges may be disallowed to the extent that the
			 recognized liability on the date of adoption is increased and the increase is
			 directly attributable to the extended lapse of time.
4. Ordinarily a utility will not be permitted
			 to spread over a period of less than ten years provision for that portion of
			 pension costs which are considered to arise from service prior to the date at
			 which provision for future pension payments had been commenced or shall
			 hereafter be commenced. The particular period is to be determined in each case
			 with due regard to the financial burden involved.
5. While paragraph 1 recognizes all employee
			 pension costs as operating expenses, this does not prohibit a utility from
			 allocating to construction and retirement work orders and to clearing and other
			 accounts an applicable portion of the cost of employee pensions.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 16 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SERVICE › Appendices › Appendix 7-D

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FORM A
STATE OF NEW YORK
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
REPORT OF SPECIFICATIONS OF PROPOSED CONSTRUCTION
OF
GAS PIPELINE TO BE SUBJECTED TO PRESSURE OF 125 PSIG OR
				MORE
255.302
(Submitted in Triplicate)
Gas Corporation ____________ Date ____________
Route: From ____________ To ____________
New Construction ____________ Reconstruction
				____________
Counties traversed ____________
Towns traversed ____________
Cities traversed ____________
Incorporated villages traversed ____________
Estimated date: Start of construction ____________
Completion of construction ____________
Identity of line (gas corporation name or number)
				____________
Required filing: The following maps, sketches, and drawings
				shall be filed with, and as part of, this report:
(a) Two sets of current U.S. Geological
			 Survey maps (71/2 or 15-minute) sufficient to show the entire route of the
			 proposed construction or reconstruction and an area of one mile on either side
			 of the route. The route of the construction or reconstruction shall be clearly
			 indicated thereon, and
(b) Two sets
			 of strip maps and design drawings showing details of the proposed construction
			 or reconstruction.
NOTE: Where more than one construction design factor is used,
				the specifications relative to each shall be separately listed. Where
				necessary, supply the requested information on attached sheets identified by
				the Roman numeral, number, and letter designation of the item on this
				form.
I. General
Length
Nominal outside diameter, "D", inches
Nominal wall thickness, "t", inches
Type and/or grade of pipe
Manufacturer of steel
Manufacturer of pipe
Type of longitudinal joint
Specified minimum yield strength, psi
Nominal ultimate strength, psi
Is pipe new or used?
If used pipe is employed, describe the inspection and
				reconditioning
Mill test pressure, psi
Maximum certified operating pressure, psi
Calculated pipe stress (hoop stress)
Where PD = stress, psi
2t
Ratio of pipe stress to yield strength, percent
Check of pipe specifications:
Are the physical and chemical specifications of pipe to be
				verified by outside laboratories?
By whom?
(a) By class
			 locations, what percentage of the welds are to be radiographed?
By whom?
How will gas corporation certify the radiograph
				technician?
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 16 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SERVICE › Appendices › Appendix 7-F

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FORM A
STATE OF NEW YORK
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
* * *
REPORT OF SPECIFICATIONS OF PROPOSED CONSTRUCTION
of
LIQUID PETROLEUM PIPELINE TO DE SUBJECTED TO PRESSURE
16 NYCRR 258.4 (a)
(Submitted in Triplicate)
* * *
Corporation ____________Date ________
Route: From ____________To ____________
New Construction ____________Reconstruction ____________
Counties traversed ____________
Towns traversed ____________
Cities traversed ____________
Incorporated villages traversed ____________
Estimated date: Start of construction ____________
Completion of construction ____________
Identity of line (corporation name or number)
				____________
* * *
Required filing: The following maps, sketches, and drawings
				shall be filed with and as a part of this report:
(a) Three sets of current U. S. Geological
			 Survey Maps (71/2 or 15-minute) sufficient to show the entire route of the
			 proposed construction or reconstruction and an area of one mile on either side
			 of the route. The route of the construction or reconstruction shall be clearly
			 indicated thereon.
(b) Three sets
			 of strip maps and design drawings showing details of the proposed construction
			 or reconstruction.
* * *
Note: Where more than one construction type design factor is
				used, the specifications relative to each shall be separately listed. Where
				necessary, supply the requested information on attached sheets identified by
				the Roman numeral, number, and letter designation of the item on this
				form.
* * *
I. General
Length
Nominal outside diameter, "D," inches
Nominal wall thickness, "t," inches
Type and/or grade of pipe
Manufacturer of steel
Manufacturer of pipe
Type of longitudinal joint
Specified minimum yield strength, psig
Nominal ultimate strength, psig
Is pipe new or used
If used pipe is employed, describe the inspection and
				reconditioning
Mill test pressure, psig
Certified maximum operating pressure, psig
Calculated pipe stress (hoop stress) psig
Where PD = stress
2t
Ratio of pipe stress to yield strength, percent
Check of pipe specifications:
Are the physical and chemical specifications of pipe to be
				verified by outside laboratories?
By whom?
(a) By
			 location, what percentage of the welds are to be radiographed?
By whom?
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 16 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SERVICE › Appendices › Appendix 7-G

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MINIMUM COVER
For each area used for commercial farm purposes complete
				Appendix 7-G(a), including the statement of the farmland operator and a copy of
				a map showing each farmland border, nearest public road and the proposed route
				of the gathering line. Indicate the proposed depth of cover for all segments of
				the line and respective length of each such segment.
If minimum prescribed cover cannot be maintained, indicate
				location, nature of problem, and special precautions to be observed.
I hereby certify that this gathering line will be constructed
				to the requirements of 16 NYCRR 255.9(h).
(Signed) ________
Officer of corporation
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 16 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SERVICE › Appendices › Appendix 7-G(A)

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MAP OF AN AREA USED FOR COMMERCIAL FARM PURPOSES
AND
REVIEW OF THE PROPOSED DEPTH-OF-COVER BY THE
FARMLAND OPERATOR
(To be completed for each affected farmland area, as denoted
				under
"Minimum Cover" in Appendix 7-G)
NAME OF FARMLAND OPERATOR FOR THE AFFECTED AREA:
				____________
LOCATION OF AFFECTED FARMLAND AREA: ____________
(Nearest public road, Town, County)
REVIEW INFORMATION
In areas actively cultivated for commercial farm purposes, as
				identified by the farmland operator, all pipe shall be installed with a minimum
				of 40 inches of cover. The farmland operator may allow less than 40 inches of
				cover if less conforms with normal agricultural practices and planned
				agricultural engineering projects. The farmland operator may require a
				depth-of-cover greater than 40 inches where necessary to safely accommodate
				such practices and projects.
FARMLAND OPERATOR: I am aware that the local Soil Conservation
				Agent[FN*]is available to discuss with me, prior to executing this document,
				depth-of-pipeline cover compatible with safe practices and standards of the
				U.S. Department of Agriculture, Soil Conservation Service, contained in the
				National Handbook of Conservation Practices and its National Engineering
				Manual. I have reviewed and have a copy of the proposed map (attached hereto)
				of the line across my farm.
__________
Date
______________
(Signed) Farmland Operator
[FN*] USDA, Soil Conservation Service employee or County Soil
				and Water Conservation District employee.