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Home My WebLink About0112332-Electric CITY OF OSHKOSH 112332 No OSHKOSHELECTRIC PERMIT - APPLICATION AND RECORD ON THE WATER Job AddressOwnerCreate Date01/14/2005 3550 MOSER STBANNER PACKAGING INC ContractorVAN ERT ELECTRICCategory651 - Industrial-New ServicePlan ServiceTypeOverheadUnderground NewChangeTempN/A Volts480Circuits0Fixtures0 Amps2000Switches0Receptacles0 Appliances Use/Nature of IND/ Service only for 200,000 sq ft addition. Work Plan Approval$0.00 Fees: Valuation$15,000.00Permit Fee Paid$219.00 Issued By:Date01/14/2005 Permit Voided Parcel Id #1519606900 In the performance of this work I agree to perform all work pursuant to rules governing the described construction. While the City of Oshkosh has no authority to enforce easement restrictions of which it is not a party, if you perform the work described in this permit application within an easement, the City strongly urges the permit applicant to contact the easement holder(s) and to secure any necessary approvals before starting such activity. SignatureDate Agent/Owner 2000 PROGRESS WAYKAUKUANAWI541300920-766-3888 ext 134 Address-Telephone Number To schedule inspections please call the Inspection Request line at 236-5128 noting the Address, Permit Number, Type of Inspection (i.e. Footing, Service, Final, etc.), Access into Building if Secure (how do we gain entry), your Name and Phone Number. Unless specified otherwise, we will assume the project is ready at the time the request is received. Work may continue if the inspection is not performed within two business days from the time the project is ready. Job Address 3550 MOSER ST Electric Permit Work Card Permit Number 112332 Create Date 1/14/2005 Contractor VAN ERT ELECTRIC CO INC I Type 0 Overhead . Underground 0 N/A Owner BANNER PACKAGING INC Service Ie New 0 ChangeO Temp Volts 480 Circuits Use/Nature 651 - Industrial-New Service IND/ Service only for 200,000 sq ft addition. of Work 2000 Switches o N/A o o Luminaires Receptacles o o Value $15,000.00 Amps I I Inspections: Date 01/17/2005 Type Service Inspector !<evin Benner not approved Conduits have to be encased to within 8' of the disconnect, Arc Flash Warning Labels. 65KAIC MCB, 31677 AIC available. GFP test results o be provided. Underground and field inspections were never requested. The High Voltage wiring that was installed on the premises was installed without a licensed contractor, permits or inspections. WPS conducted the installation. Allyn Dannhoff is c1airifying the installation with WPS. Also the ground field was installed & concealed without an inspection. DatelTime requested: 01/12/2005 08:39 AM Access: Notice Type: Ready DatelTime: 01/17/2005 11 :30 AM --- ---- -- - --------- - - - ---- - - ---- - - ---- --- - - ----------- - - - ----- ---- - ---- - ---- -- - ---- - - - ---- - - - ---- - - ---- - ---- - - -- - - - --- - - ----- ---- - - - --------- - -- ---- - - --- --- Requested by: o Reinspect Fee 0 Fee Wavied Phone Number: D Reinspect Fee Paid Date 01/25/2005 Type Re Service Inspector Kevin Benner approved w/cond. GFP test results were provided, a letter of intent to encase the conduits was provided by the G.C., a meeting is arranged to discuss providing compliance for the High Voltage underground installation. The interior installation of the equipment is approved DatelTime requested: 01/25/2005 09:11 AM Access: Requested by: VAN ERT ELECTRIC George o Reinspect Fee 0 Fee Wavied D Reinspect Fee Paid Notice Type: Ready DatelTime: 01/25/200509:11 AM Phone Number: - - - - - - -- - - - - -- - - - - -- - - - - - -- - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - -- Date 02/0212005 Type Re Service Inspector Kevin Benner approved w/cond. Ilnspection request from Terry N of CR Meyer for the enclosure of the raceways feeding the switchboard from the exterior transformer. The concrete was not poured to encase the conduits, but the forms and the re-rod were installed to show what will be done.This will be cceptable for the raceways. Arrangements for the I-beam is with the Building Inspector. DatelTime requested: 01/28/2005 09:15 AM Access: Requested by: o Reinspect Fee 0 Fee Wavied Notice Type: Ready DatelTime: 01/28/200509:15 AM Phone Number: - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - --- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - --- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - -- - -- D Reinspect Fee Paid Date Type Re Service Inspector Kevin Benner Date/Time requested: 11/08/2005 11 :00 AM Notice Type: Access: Meet Eric Strangeway from WPS on site Requested by: o Reinspect Fee 0 Fee Wavied D Reinspect Fee Paid Ready Date/Time: 11/10/200501:00 PM Phone Number: 660-0960 Eric - ---- - - - - - - - - ----- ---- - - - ----- - ----- -- - - ---- - -- - ---- -- ---- - - - -- - ---- -- - --- - - ---- - - ---- - - - ---- - - ---- - - --- - - --- - - --- - - --- - - - - - - - - ---- ----- - - - ----- - ---- - --- - -- Ht H~ "I' ~.~l, H; f7"_J!L_~~.,e-_~~.LJ>.;f="~~C; -C~d ~ -- .. <OD~~~~_~_~S '~...e.-";;) _ ("..or ~ ~-----~--- ~~C--""L-e';) .~_~ ------------------ 30~D ~<, '=-;c::J~5_=__?..,~___~~~~-~c_C4t?o) f:1,ut p~e.r-..~---a (" Cl~~ ~---~..~""-'-'-~.r-- 'b~....._\J___~-- b~_'=-_lIt fA _~\..4?L__S'_A_e P'1--~~ ~,. ~ t::a.~~__ L 0 ",-,,'t::c- c.-~ ,--, 1"-..-----~ ~. ~_,,5 e.r':y \" ~~_cc----___~~------~=- md j~~ ~ ,~ Electric Permit Work Card '.0 -a,~ Job Address 3550 MOSER ST Permit Number 112332 Create Date 01/14/2005 Owner BANNER PACKAGING INC Contractor VAN ERT ELECTRIC CO INC Category 651 - Industrial-New Service ~'. b New o ChangeO Temp ON/A I Type o Overhead . Underground ON/A I rvlce ~ Volts 480 Circuits 0 Fixtures 0 Amps 2000 Switches 0 Receptacles 0 Fee $219.00 0 Value $15,000.00 Appliances Use/Nature INO/ Service only for 200,000 sq ft addition. of Work ( Inspections: Date 0210212005 Type Re Service " Inspector Kevin Benner approved w/cond. Inspection request from Terry N of CR Meyer for the enclosure of the raceways feeding the'switchboard from, the exterior transformer. The concrete was not poured to encase the conduits, buUhe forms and the re-rod were'installed to show what will be done.Thiswill be acceptable for the raceways. Arrangememtsfor the I-beam is with the Building Inspector. " ~; Date/Time requested: 01/28/2005 09:15 AM Access: Notice Type: Phone N"umber: Ready Date/Time: 01/28/200509:15 AM Requested by: o Reinspect Fee 0 Fee Wavied 0 Reinspect Fee Paid - -D-a~~ -~\;O- - - - ~;p-e- ~~-;:~i~~ - - - - - - - ~~:p~~;o~ - ~~~i~ ~~~~~r- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ~~.-C Z; - -. Notice Type: Phone Number: 660-0960 Eric Date/Time requested: 11/08/2005 11 :00 AM Access: Meet Eric Strangeway from WPS on site Ready Date/Time: 11/10/2005 01 :00 PM Requested by: o Reinspect Fee 0 Fee Wavied 0 Reinspect Fee Paid -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------. n\ \ zr-- lJ ~~ f--r- 'K'~~ ~-o-- ~~ ~r- b..-r^- ..{..i"-e..- /~ "L.,t\A-<- ~~) 5"c:x.:>~ ~ ., d,.;ooc:>', A-, 'S' e.r"'-CUl.- ~ '" Electric Permit Work Card Job Address 3550 MOSER ST Permit Number 112332 Create Date 01/14/2005 Owner BANNER PACKAGING INC Contractor VAN ERT ELECTRIC CO INC Category 651 - Industrial-New Service ~rvice b New o ChangeO Temp o NIA I Type o Overhead . Underground o NIA I Volts 480 Circuits 0 Fixtures 0 Amps 2000 Switches 0 Receptacles 0 Fee $219.00 0 Value $15,000.00 Appliances Use/Nature INDI Service only for 200,000 sq ft addition. of Work Inspections: Type.. Service .. Inspector Kevin Benner not approved Date 01/17/2005~ Conduits have to ,be encased to within 8' of the. disconnect, Arc Flash Warning Labels~ 65KAIC MCB, 31677 AIC available. GFP test results to be provided. Underground and field inspections were never requested. The High Voltage wiring that was installed on the premises was installed without a licensed contractor, permits or inspections. WPS conducted the installation. Allyn Dannhoff is c1airifying the installation with WPS. Also the {\ ground field was installed 8< concealed without an inspection. DatelTime requested: 01/12/2005 08:39 AM Access: Notice Type: Phone Number: Ready DatelTime: 01/17/2005 11 :30 AM Requested by: o Reinspect Fee 0 Fee Wavied 0 Reinspect Fee Paid ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------. Type Re Service Inspector Kevin Benner approved w/cond. Date 01/25/2005 GFP test results were provided, a letter of intent to encase the conduits was provided by the G.C., a meeting is arranged to discuss providing compliance for the High Voltage underground installation. The interior installation of the equipment is approved DatelTime requested: 01/25/2005 09:11 AM Access: Notice Type: Phone Number: Ready DatelTime: 01/25/200509:11 AM Requested by: VAN ERT ELECTRIC George o Reinspect Fee 0 Fee Wavied 0 Reinspect Fee Paid -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------. fl" Ift".../I commerce.wi.gov ~i!E.9n!iQ ~' Safety and Buildings 141 NW BARSTOW ST FL 4TH WAUKESHA WI 53188-3789 TOO It: (608) 264-8777 www.commerce.wi.gov/sb/ www.wisconsin.gov Jim Doyle, Governor Mary P. Burke, Secretary JUa~U 0 '~Du5 June 03, 2005 CUST ID No. 993852 Fee Required $ Fee Received $ Balance Due $ 250.00 250.00 0.00 JIM MARTIN WISCONSIN PUBLIC SERVICE CORP 3300 N MAIN ST OSHKOSH WI 54901 WiSMART code: 7631 REQUEST FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION SITE: Banner Packaging 3550 Moser St City of Oshkosh, 54901 ; Fire Dept ID: 7003 FOR: No Objects for this Transaction Identification Numbers Transaction ID No. 1140370 Site ID No. 584936 Please refer to both identification numbers, above, in all correspondence with the agency. The submittal described above has been placed on HOLD and the review and approval is pending subject to receipt of the ADDITIONAL INFORMATION and/or revised plans requested by this letter. Upon receipt of the additional information and/or revised plans, the plans will be reviewed for compliance to applicable Wisconsin Administrative Codes and \Visconsin Statutes. The following must be corrected/revised and accompany the resubmittal: . A completed municipal recommendation for variance. Please return a signed copy of the "Municipal Building Inspection Recommendation" form. The individual that signs the form may be the CheifBuilding Official, The Chief Electrical Inspector or other designated local official. A copy of the Petition for Variance is enclosed for use by the municipality. Send your resubmittal into the address listed above, unless otherwise nnted, and the department will review the resubmittal within 5 working days of receipt date. Please include a copy of this letter with your resubmittal. If you have any questions, after reading the above comments and related code sections cited, please call me at the telephone number below. If the above requested information and/or plans are not received within 30 business days of the date of this correspondence, this submittal will be returned denied. No fees will be refunded, and a new fee, application form, and submittal of plans/specifications will be required should you desire to continue with this project. The code in effect at the time of new submittal would apply. JIM MARTIN Page 2 6/3/2005 \ L/1/1MW1 Thomas J G r ey,~ v -- f Electrical Engineer, Integrated Services (414)852-3696, tgarvey@commerce.state.wi.us cc: Electrical Inspection Department, City of Oshkosh ~V<.!, ..~ .,.. "'1;~~~;.i~ ~ !Department of Commerce Safety & Buildings Division Bureau of Integrated Services 1. Facility Information APPLlCA TION FOR REVIEW PETITION FOR V ARlANCE SBD-9890X -Complete all pages- This page may be utilized for fax appointments Complete and indicate date plans will be in our office Facility (Building) Name: Banner PackaoinQ Number and Street: 3550 Moser Street Commerce Site Number (if known): Legal Description: County of: Winnebaoo (X) City ( ) Village ( ) Town of: Oshkosh Zip: 54901 Complete for confirmed appointments*: Transaction 10: t } ~ 1) ~ '1 0 Previous Related Tran~D: . ' Assigned Reviewer: ~~~~=. - i:i.::: r ,.,~., Assigned Office:' . ~- "5 ;, 1;,- ~ ~ ~ '"1'.. Review Start Date-: ~ ". -Submittal must be received in the office of the appointment no later than 2 workinQ days before the confirmed appointment. NOTE: Personal information 2. Owner Information Name Keith Neuens Company Name Banner Packa in Number and Street 3550 Moser Street City, State, Zip Code Oshkosh,Wl54901 Contact Person Keith Neuens Telephone Number 920) 303-2357 4. Plan Review Status ~ Plan submitted with petition _ Plan will be submitted after petition determination ...,.. Requesting revision _ Other: Commerce Transaction Number oses Privac Law s, 15.04 1)(m), Stats. 3. Desi ner Information Customer # Designer Wisconsin Public Service Co Design Firm Wisconsin Public Service Cor . Number and Street 3300 N. Main Street City, State, Zip Code Oshkosh, VVl54901 Contact Person Jim Martin Telephone Number 920) 236-5907 Plan previously review by (please enclose a copy of review letter) _ State _ Municipality _ Approved _ Held _ Denied Code Being Petitioned _ Building _ HVAC _ Plumbing _ Private Sewage system .;.. _ Swimming Pool ...2S. Electrical ^..~l'J , "',"',j.:'.' <,t.- "\.0 _ 5. State the code section being petitioned AND the specific condition or issue you are requesting be covered under this'p'e~inon for variance. The underoround primary conductor is not UL approved and is not compliant with the NEC. The electrical inspectOr.fbr the City ofOshkesitwill not ,.\ .)' ",:.' ""'. ;9' ,-.> .~'! ",t"".y> \'" (".' . .. /.\ .,,) "". 10'" ~> Fax Number 920) 303-2421 approve the installation. 6. Reason why compliance with the code cannot be attained without the variance. The variance is beina reauested because the orimarv electric cable that '.It/as installed is not UL listed ... ~- c,"" " 7. State your proposed means and rationale of providing equivalent degree of health, safety, or welfare as addressed by the todesection petitioned. The underoround primary cable was installed to WPS construction standards and was in addition to existino primarv cable at the premise, The cable installed is standard for WPS and if can be repaired and maintained bv WPS personnel. 8. list attachments to be considered as part of the petitioner's statements (i.e., model code sections, test reports, research artIcles, expert opinion, previously approved variances, pictures, plans, sketches, etc.). Attached are two documents. The first is the specification Wisconsin Public Service used for purchasino primarv underQround c~ble from the manufacturer and the second is the standard WPS uses for burial depth of primary voltaoe cables. , VERIFICATION BY OWNER - PETITION IS VALID ONLY IF NOTARIZED WITH AFFIXED SEAL AND ACCOMPANIED av R~VIEW FEE Note: Petitioner must be the owner of the building or system or credential applicant for a Comm 5 petition. Tenants, agents, designem, contractors. orneys, etc., shall not sign petition unless Power of Attorney is submitted with the Petition for Variance Application, AKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO DEPT. OF COMMERCE Attach check here. SBD.9890X (R. 0112005) (Check our website at htto:l/www.commerce.statewi.us/SB/SB-DivFonns.htmlfor the most current version of this fonn) /~.- . \. .~'\..~ ':' J '" Safety and Buildings Division Bureau of Integrated Services PETITION FOR VARIANCE INFORMATION AND INSTRUCTIONS Comm 3 In instances where exact compliance with a particular code requirement cannot be met or alternative designs are desired, the Division has a petition for variance program where it reviews and considers acceptance of alternatives which are not in strict conformance with the letter of the code, but which meetthe intent of the code. A variance is not a waiver from a code requirement. The petitioner must provide an equivalency which meets the intent of the code section petitioned to obtain a variance. Documentation of the rationale for the equivalency is requested below. Failure to provide adequate information may delay your petition. Pictures, sketches, and plans may be submitted to support equivalency. If the proposed equivalency does not adequately safeguard the health, safety, and welfare of building occupants, frequenters, firefighters, etc., the variance request will be denied. NOTE: A SEPARATE PETITION IS REQUIRED FOR EACH BUILDING AND EACH CODE ISSUE PETITIONED (Le., 57.13 window issue cannot be processed on the same petition as 51.16 stair issue). It should be noted that a petition for variance does not take the place of any required plan review submittal. The Division is unable to process petitions for variance that are not properly completed. Before submitting the application, the following items should be checked for completeness in order to avoid delays: . Petitioner's name (typed or printed) . Petitioner's signature . The Petition for Variance Application must be signed by the owner of the building or system unless a Power of Attorney is submitted. . Notary Public signature with affixed seal . Analysis to establish equivalency, including any pictures, illustrations or sketches of the existing and proposed conditions to clearly convey your proposal to the reviewer. . Proper fee . Any required position statements by fire chief or municipal official A position statement from the chief of the local fire department is required for fire safety issues. No position statement is required for nontire safety topics such as sanitary. plumbinQ or POWTS systems and enerQV conservation. Position statements for both the fire department and municipality are required for barrier-free petitions. For rules relating to one- and two-family dwellings,. only a position statement from the local enforcing municipality is required. Position statements must be completed and signed by the appropriate fire chief or municipal enforcement official. See the back of SBD-9890-X, Petition for Variance Application form for these position statement forms. Signatures or seals on all documents must be originals. Photocopies are not acceptable. , . , ," Contact numbers and fees for the Division's review of the petition for variance are as follows: Chapter (circle appropriate category) Revenue Review Office Contact Number Fee Revision Code Fee COMM 5, License, Certification, Registration........................ ....................... Madison ................(608) 261-8500..................$200.,...........$100 Comm 10, Flammable liquids ............................................ .......................... Madison ...................(608) 266-7529 .................... $250"........... $100 Comm 16, Electrical............. ..................................................... 7631... .......Madison, Waukesha... ......(608) 266-3064.................... $250............. $100 Comm 18, Elevators ............ .....................................................8260.................. Waukesha ................(262) 521-5444 .................... $250............. $100 Comm, 20-25 Uniform Dwelling Code ........................................7655.................. Madison ...................(608) 267-5113 .................... $125............... $50 c;omm ~4,ArnlJsell1entRicJes ...........,............................................~266........,......... M~clison ...................(608) 267-4434 .................... $250............. $100 Comm 40, Gas Systems ...... .....................................................8258 .................. Waukesha ................(262) 548-8617.................... $250............$100 Comm, 41 Boilers and Pressure Vessels ...................................8258...........:...... Waukesha ................(262) 548-8617 .................... $250............. $100 Comm 43, Anhydrous Ammonia ................................................8258 .................. Waukesha ................(262) 548-8617 .................... $250... .........$100 Comm 45, Mechanical Refrigeration ..........................................8258.................. Waukesha ................(262) 548-8617 .................... $250............$100 Comm 61-65, Commercial Building Code ................................7648.................. All Offices .................See Office Numbers Below.. $500............. $100 (For Fire System Petition for Variances - Contact the Madison orWaukesha offices) Comm 67-68, Rental Unit Energy Efficiency Code .................... 7646.................. Madison ...................(608) 267-2240 .................... $125 ............... $50 Comm 70, Historic Building Code .............................................7648.................. All Offices.................See Office Numbers Below.. $300............. $100 Comm 81-85, General Plumbing................................................ 7657.............;..... All Offices.................See Office Numbers Below.. $225............... $75 Comm 90, Swimming Pools. ...... ............ ......... ...... ...... ...... 7650................... Madison ...................(608) 267-3605 .................... $250............. $75 Comm 83 POWTS............. ..................................................... 7657.................. All Offices .................See Office Numbers Below.. $225............... $75 All Other Chapters .................. ..................... ...... ......... ...... ... ......... .................................... ......... .............................. $250............$100 Revisions are accepted only for 1 year after action on original petition. Priority Review: The Department will schedule Petitions for Variance at the earliest available date, or the date requested at time of scheduling, which ever is later. Therefore, Priority Reviews are not generally available. In special circumstances, the Section Chief of the reviewing office may permit review prior to the scheduled date upon request by the submitter. If earlier review is permitted by the Section Chief, the Petition review fees will be doubled. Except for special cases, the Division will review and make a determination on a petition for variance within 3 business days of the scheduled beginning date, provided all calculations, documents, and fees required for the review have been received. Appointment and Scheduling Information It is strongly recommended that an appointment be made in advance. For your convenience we have installed a 24 hour, toll free number dedicated to receiving fax plan review appointment request only. The number is 877-840-9172. Be sure to indicate whether you want the next available review statewide or prefer a choice of an office. The petition review will be scheduled with the same office where the plan was/will be reviewed. You witI' receive a Schedule ~etter back with an Appointment Date, Transaction 10 No. and Assigned Reviewer. You may also email the request to PlanScheduletID.commerce.state.wLus. At the time of making an appointment, you may request review for a specific office of desired (beginning) date for review. Plans must be received in the office of the appointment no later than 2 workinQ davs before the confirmed appointment. Non-scheduled submittals or submittals received without a confirmed appointment date and transaction number on the form may be assigned to offices other than the receiving office depending on reviewer availability. Certain petitions may be limited to certain offices depending on the petition issues, see above table for appropriate office. Madison S&BO Hayward Sa.BO LaCrosse S&BO. Shawano S&BO Green Bay S&BO Waukesha S&BO 201 W Washington Ave 1 0541 N Ranch Rd 4003 N Kinney 1340 E Green Bay 2331 San Luis Place 141 NW Barstow St 53703 Hayward WI 54843 Coulee Rd Shawano WI 54166 Green Bay, W 1 54304 41h Floor PO Box 7162 LaCrosse WI 54601- Waukesha WI 53188- Madison WI 53707-7162 715-634-4870 1831 715-524-3626 920-492-5601 3789 Fax: (for sending Fax: (for sending FAX: (for sending 608-266-3151 questions to 608"785-9334 questions or questions or additional 262-548-8600 Fax: (for sending additional info to Fax: (for sending additional info to info to reviewers) Fax: (for sending questions or additional reviewers) questions or reviewers) 920-492-5604 questions or info to reviewers) 715-634-5150 additional info to 715-524-3633 Email: PlanSchedule@ additional info to 608-267-9566 Email: reviewers) Email: commerce.state.wi.us reviewers) TOO 608-264-8777 PlanSchedule@ 608-785-9330 PlanSchedule@ 262-548-8614 Email: PlanSchedule@ commerce.state.wi. us Emai1: commerce.state.wi.us Email: PlanSchedule@ commerce.state.wLus PlanSchedule@ commerce.state.wi. us commerce .state .wi. us ,.1' .. f'p \- I. GENERAL A. Cable Burial Depth ~OIO Trench nr Joint TT.F.4 I oint With Joint With With Gas Gas Communications Service Main II.E.4 PI'" imar Cab le 36" 36" 42" Secondar Cable 30" 36" 42" Serv ice Cab le At Or 8e low .480V 30" 36" 42" Serv ice Cable Above 480V 36" 36" 42" Streetli ht Cable 30" 36" 4 " 8; Joint Gas /E lectl'" Ie "r.) Gas mains and serv ices shall be installed .12'.....above. electr ic cables as ~ des cr ibed in I I E 4. I';r-; If Joint gas/electrical burial is being considered in areas where the ~.} ""-'-,. above burial depths cannot be obtained. consult the division gas "';~:'\' .1.::' ;'"j engineer for minimum gas bur ial depth. F-' "\~.!t./ i~,i::""t ~J. :l.) C. Reduced Bur ial Depth ,;.S~ - C:.:: ",'::.; 1. Except for in OOT(state highway) right of way, C, ~ ~ ~ The depths lIsted in "A" above are sIX Inches more than IS required' by l'~e i'.;' NESC to allow the customer to do minor grading WIthout violating the code. I If major gradIng IS to be done after the cable IS Installed. the ..a'(rtountof cover from the top of the cable to the surface shall not be less than wha( j is listed in the above table, both at the time of installation and after" the gradIng IS done, less the six inches allowed for mInor grading. 2.Lesser depths than indicated above may be used where supplemental protectIon is prov ide. The supplemental protection should be suff icent to protect the cable from damage imposed by expected surface usage. The protection can be a concrete cap. rigId or intermediate metal conduit,' or rigId non-metalIc conduit. The table below lists guidelines on the amount of cover which would be appropriate from, the top of the conduit or the top of conductor to the surface. All values are minimum at installation and at final grade. 3.Raceways installed in solid rock shall be permitted to be buried at lesser depth where covered by 2 in. of concrete. which shall be permitted to extend to the rock surface. 4. At street, alley and commerical parking lot crossings where the proper burial depth can be odtained. the reductions shown in the table below should not be applied when conduit is used. The minimum cover required for over 600 volts is 24 in. ' Cable REQUIRED COVER WITH SUPPLEMENTAL PROTECTION Under 600 volts nches 18 6 18 12 4 18 Over 600 volts inches 18 6 24 12 6 18 Type of Protection Ri id non-metalic conduit Ri Id metal or intermediate metal conduit Direct burial conductor under 2" of concrete RI id non-metalIc conduit under 2" of concrete Ri id non-metalic condu it under 4" of concrete DIrect burIal conductor under 4" of concrete O. Railroad Crossinas At underground r.ailroad cross ings. the minimum depth below the top of the rail shall be 50". Consult Shared Facilities Specialist for lIcensing and reduced depth reqUIrements when necessary. PermISSion must be obtained from the railroad to use the depth reductions in " I. D. II E. InstallatIon Precautions When preparing to install or installing cables, care shall be taken to prevent contact of cable with sharp objects which could damage insu lat ion of cable. F. Splice and Terminator Installation All cable terminations and splices shall be made by WPSC personnel unless contractor personnel have been speCifically authorized by WPSC to do this work. ...~ DATE 7-1-99 APPD GJS oIST .ENG. W CONSIN PU C SERVIC CORPORATION Dr TR UTION STANDARDS INSTALLATION OF DIRECT BURIED CABLE 3001-1 :~r G. Coble RIsers In all cases, adequate cable lengths shall be left by contractor to enable connectIons to be made. Leave adequate cable lengths coiled on the pOle as per page 3101. H. Coble Seallnq . All coble ends shall be sealed as soon oS possible (see sectIon IV). I. Cable SeparatIon A. ConduIt SYSTems SeparatIon beTween supply and communIcation conduIt systems. ConduIt systems to be occupied by communIcation conductors sholl be separated from conduIt system to be used for supply systems by 0) 75mm (3 In.) of concrete b) 100mm (4 In.) of- masonry c) 300mm <12 In.) of well-tamped earTh Exception: Lesser separatIon may be used where both parTIes concur and approved by EDE STandards. B. Random SeoaroTlon (less than 12 In.) Supply and communication cables or conductors may be burled together aT the some depth wITh no deliberate separaTion, provIded that each party agrees and the followIng applicable rules are met: a) Grounded supply system shall not be operaTed In excess of: 22,Oobv to ground. b) CommunicaTIon cables and communIcatIon service wIres having metalllc conductors or metallic components ~have a continuous metallic shield under the outer jacket. cJ CommunIcaTions protectIve devices sholl be adequate for the voltage and currents expected TO be Impressed on them In the event of contact wIth the supply conductors. d) Adequate bondIng shall be provIded between the effectIvely grounded supply condUCTor or conductors and the communIcatIon cable shield or sheath at Intervals that should not exceed 300 m <1000 ft). At each above or below grade transformer or above or below grade pedestal, all existIng grounds- shall be InterconnecTed. These Include the prImary neutral, secondary neutral, power cable shIeld, metal duct, or sheath and communIcatIon cable sheath. Communication protectors, communIcation servIce coble shields and secondary neutrals shall be connected to a common ground at each customer's servIce entrance when communicatIon cIrcuits are underground wIthout separatIon from power conductors. 1) For Grounded Bare Neutral Suoolv Cables 0) A supply faclllty operating at above 300V to ground sholl Include a bore grounded conductor 1n contInuous contact with the earth. This condUCTor, adequate for the expected magnitude arid duration of the fault current that may be Imposed, sholl hove multiple concentrIc conductors closely spaced clrcumferentlally around Itself. ExceptIon: Where burled coble passes through 0 short sectIon of conduIt such as under 0 roadway, the contact with the earth of the grounded conductor con be omitted, provIded the grounded conductor Is continuous through the conduit. 2) For InsulaTlna Jacketed Grounded Neutral Suoolv Cables 0) Each phose conductor of 0 mulTI-giounded supply system operating aT above 300V to ground and hovlng an overall InsulaTing Jacket alli:illhave an effectively grounded coppei concentric conductor meeting all of the following requirements: 1) A conductance not less than one half that of the phase conductor (WPSC -1 solid or 4/0 stranded cables meet this requirement) 2) Adequate for the expected magnitude and duratIon of the faulT currenT that may be Imposed. 3) Grounded In accordance with NESC Rule 314 except that the gioundlng Interval required by NESC Rule 96C shall be not less than eight In each 1.6 KM (1 Mile) of the random burled section, not IncludIng gioundlng at IndivIdual services. (Note: WPSC 750 KCM and 1000 KCM jacketed prImary coble shall have a minimum of 12 In. of separation from communication conductors or cables). WISCONSIN PUBLIC SERVICE CORPORATION DISTRIBUTION ST ANOAROS InA TE 1-13-03 APPD RAF 3001-2 INSTALLATION OF DIRECT BURIED CABLE .. 1.1 ,ej ~ ~'> .('0 ~ ,~. ~ GENERAL .~r/;~ ." ^,,~;''$V .,) '~J .() The cable shall be furnished in accordance with ICEA specifica.ilan <.-:;)0 .....~~ . S-9~-.64~ and AEIC Specification CS-8 (all latest. revi~ions). The requi~~m)rits of this speCification take precedent over any of the speCification documents nq!etl. SPECIFICATION # WPSC-25KV CABLE - 1104 1.0 1.2 WPSC inspects samples of incoming cable.. WPSC will count ambers as contaminants for the purpose of the 'microscopic inspections. WPSC will dye cable wafers for the inspection of contaminants. The results of the inspection are used to determine the quality of cable received, if the cable meets specifications, and to determine bid awards. 1.3 The WPSC stock code number, conductor, strand sealing (if applicable), and outer jacket material (if applicable) are listed in the following table: . 25 KV CABLe. DESIGNS WPSC STOCK STRAND CODE # CONDUCTOR SEALED JACKET 133-6032 #1 SOLID N/A NONE 133-6035 #1 SOLID N/A LLDPE 133-6070 4/0 STR . YES NONE . 133-6075 4/0 STR YES LLDPE 133-6257 750 KCM STR YES NONE 133-6258 750 KCM STR YES LLDPE 133-6262 1000 KCM STR YES LLDPE 1 1.4 Certified Test Reports 1.4.1 Certified test reports will be supplied for the cable received. 1.4.2 Certified test reports may be mailed or e-mailed. See Section 11 on correspondence. 2 APPLlCA TION 2.1 The cable shall be suitable for use ona 24940Y/14400 voltage effectively grounded system. 2.2 The cable shall be suitable for installation in duct or direct buried in earth, in wet or dry locations, or in air exposed to weather and direct sunlight. . . 2.3 The cable shall be capable of being operated at the maximum conductor temperatures listed below: 90 degrees C - Normal Operation 130 degrees C - Emergency Operation 250 degrees C - Short Circuit Operation 3 BIDDING 3.1 When bidding on a cable design, the shield and insulation compounds shall be clearly stated in the bid document. 3.2 WPSC will specify the shields and insulation compounds required on the bid award. The manufacturer shall contact the WPSC Senior Standards Engineer for written approval prior to making changes to the compounds listed in the bid award. 2 4 PHASE CONDUCTORS 4.1 Solid or compressed stranded aluminum conductors shall meet the following requirements: ALUMINUM PHASE CONDUCTOR MATERIAL .Wpsc DIAMETER STRAND STOCK # SIZE TYPE (MILS) STRANDS SEALED TEMPER 133-6032 #1 SOLID 289 N/A N/A EC-H14, H142 OR H24 133-6035 #1 SOLID 289 N/A N/A EC-H14, H142 OR H24 133-6070 4/0 STRANDED 512 19 YES EC-H24 OR COMPRESSED HARDER 133-6075 4/0 STRANDED 512 19 YES EC-H24 OR ..COMPRESSED HARDER 133-6257 750 STRANDED 968 61 YES EC-H24 OR KCM COMPRESSED HARDER 133-6258 750 STRANDED 968 61 YES EC-H24 OR KCM COMPRESSED HARDER 133-6262 1000 STRANDED 1117 61 YES EC-H24 OR KCM COMPRESSED HARDER 4.2 All stranded conductors shall have the manufacturer's name and year of manufacture indented on the center strand at regular intervals no more than 12 inches between repetitions. 4.3 All conductors shall be alloy 1350 aluminum. 4.4 The stranded conductor cable designs shall have strand sealant .incorporated in the interstices of the stranded conductor. The sealant shall meet the requirements of the ICEA specifications and the latest edition of the ICEA publications T-32-645 and T-31-610. 3 .. 5 NEUTRAL CONDUCTORS 5.1 The concentric neutral wires shall be bare copper wires spirally applied. 5.2 The neutral configurations, based on the insulated phase conductor used, are shown on the following table: CONCENTRIC NEUTRAL SIZE INSULATED NEUTRAL AMPACITY WPSC CONDUCTOR NEUTRAL RATING COMPARED TO STOCK # SIZE NO. SIZE INSULATED CONDUCTOR 133-6032 #1 SOLID 13 14 100% - 133-6035 #1 SOLID 13 14 100% 133-6070 4/0 STR 20 12 100% 133-6075 4/0 STR 20 12 100% 133-6257' 750 KCM STR 20 14 17% 133-6258 750 KCM STR 20 14 17% 133-6262 1000 KCM STR 16 12 17% 6 CABLE CONSTRUCTION 6.1 Manufacturing Method 6.1.1 The cable shall be manufactured using a Dry Cure process utilizing a true triple head extrusion for the conductor shield, insulation, and insulation shield. 6.2 Conductor Shield 6.2.1 The conductor shield compound shall be one 'of the following: CONDUCTOR SHIELD APPROVED COMPOUNDS Manufacturer Compound Manufacturer Compound Nova Borealis LE 0594 Dow HFDA-0580 Nova Borealis LE 0595 Dow HFDA-0581 Nova Borealis LE 0500 Dow HFDA-0800 Nova Borealis LE 0504 Dow HFDA-0802 6.2.2 The conductor shield shall meet the minimum point thickness requirement as shown in ICEA S-94-649-2000 Table 3-1. 4 6.3 Insulation 6.3.1 The insulation shall be tree retardant crosslinked polyethylene, Dow HFDB-4202 or Nova-Borealis LE 4212, with nominal thickness of 260 mils. 6.3.2 The insulation thickness shall. meet the minimum and maximum thicknesses as shown inlCEA 8-94-649-2000 Table 4-11 which has a range of 245 to 290 mils for #1 thru 3000 KCM 25KV cables at the 100% insulation level. 6.3.3 The overall allowable diameter of the insulation, conductor shield, and conductorshall be within the AEIC specification C88 values as shown in the following table: DIAMETER OVER INSULATION RANGE (Based on AEIC CS-8 Soecification) INSULATED MINIMUM MAXIMUM WPSC CONDUCTOR SIZE POINT POINT STOCK # (Mils) (Mils) 133-6032 #1 Solid 840 900 133-6035 #1 Solid 840 900 133-6070 4/0 Compressed Stranded 1060 1120 133-6075 4/0 Compressed Stranded 1060 1120 133-6257 750 KCM Compressed Stranded 1550 1610 133-6258 750 KCM Compressed Stranded 1550 1610 133-6262 1000 KCM Compressed Stranded 1695 1755 6.3.4 The insulation thickness shall never vary more than 30 mils between the maximum and minimum measurements on any single wafer. 6.3.5 As per ICEA 8-94-649-2000 section 4.3.1.3.1, the insulation shaH have no: · Voids larger than 3 mils · Contaminants larger than 5 mils · More than 15 contaminants per cubic inch 2-5 mils CabLes with insulation having voids and contaminants exceeding these limits are considered rejectable. Discussion with the cable supplier will determine the final status of these cables. 5 6.4 Insulation Shield 6.4.1 The insulation shield compound shall be one of the following: INSULATION SHIELD APPROVED COMPOUNDS Manufacturer Compound Manufacturer Compound Nova Borealis 310MS-04 Nova Borealis 310R Nova Borealis 310MS-44 Dow HFDA-0693 6.4.2 The insulation shield thickness shall meet the minimum and maximum thicknesses as shown in ICEA S-94-649-2000 Table 5-1. The values will be: based on the minimum diameter over the insulation given in Section 6.3.3. These values shall be as shown in the following table: I I Insulation Shield Maximum Cable Design Thickness Concentric INSULATED MINIMUM MAXIMUM Neutral Indent WPSC CONDUCTOR. POINT POINT (Mils) STOCK # SIZE (Mils) (Mils) 133-6032 #1 Solid 30 60 15 133-6035 #1 Solid 30 60 15 133-6070 4/0 Compressed 40 75 15 Stranded 133-6075 4/0 Compressed 40 75 15 Stranded 133-6257 750 KCM 55 90 20 Compressed Stranded 133-6258 750 KCM 55 90 20 Compressed Stranded 133-6262 1000 KCM 55 90 Compressed 20 Stranded 6 ~ 6.5 Insulating Jacket 6.5.1 Cable jackets will consist of insulating Linear Low Density Polyethylene. 6.5.2 All cable constructions requiring an outer jacket shall have three bright red stripes extruded 120 degrees apart on the jacket surface. The stripe construction shall meet the construction and testing guidelines asperthe IEEE P1235 "Guide for the Properties of Identifiable Jackets for Underground Power Cables and Joints". 6.5.3 All outer jackets shall be marked in accordance with the National Electric Safety Code Rule 350G. 6.5.4 The outer jacket shall encapsulate the concentric neutral wires. The neutral wires must remain in contact with the insulation shield. The outer jacket shall strip freely from both the insulation shield and concentric neutral wires. The jacket shall meet the requirements of the following table: . JACKET THICKNESS WPSC JACKET MINIMUM MAXIMUM STOCK # MATERIAL POINT (MILS) POINT (MILS) 133-6032 N/A N/A N/A 133-6035 LLDPE 45 80 133-6070 N/A N/A N/A 133-6075 LLDPE 45 80 133-6257 N/A N/A N/A 133-6258 LLDPE . 70 120 133-6262 LLDPE 70. 120 6.5.5 The specific outer jacketing compound proposed for use shall be stated in the bid document. 7 8HRINKBACK 7.1 The conductor shall not protrude beyond the insulation (total both ends) by more than the amount given in ICEA 8-94-649-2000 Table 4-6. 7 8 OUTSIDE MARKINGS 8.1 Each cable shall be marked in accordance with the latest ICEA specifications. 8.2 In addition to the information shown in the ICEA Cable Identification section, sequential footage markers shall also be indicated at1 or 2 foot intervals for jacketed and unjacketed cable. 8.3 Three red stripes will be supplied on jacketed cable as indicated in section 6.5.2 of this specification. 8.4 The information listed in the ICEACable Identification Section and the footage markers shall be included on unjacketed cable. 9 PACKAGING AND SHIPPING 9.1 Cable ends shall be sealed with end caps of appropriate dimensions to provide adequate seal for outside storage. Cable ends shall be protected from damage during handling. 9.2 Reels shall be shipped upright, resting on both flanges. 9.3 Reels shall be marked showing the beginning sequential footage, ending sequential footage, and the total measured footage of the cable. The gross, net, and tare weight of reel shall also be listed. 9.4 A manufacturer reel number, which allows tracking of the cables relative position during the cable extrusion process shall be attached to each reel. 9.5 The following table lists the standard reel lengths and maximum overall reel dimensions based on the type of cable manufactured: REEL LENGTHS AND DIMENSIONS REEL DIMENSIONS (INCHES) WPSC STOCK STANDARD MAX FLANGE MAX OVERALL MIN DRUM CODE # LENGTH DIAMETER WIDTH DIAMETER 133-6032 3500' + 10% 72 42 24 133-6035 3500' + 10% 72 42 28 133-6070 3000' + 10% 72 42 28 133-6075 2500' + 10% 72 42 28 133-6257 1000' + 10% 72 42 28 133-6258 1000' + 10% 72 42 36 133-6262 1 000' :t. 10% 72 42 36 8 9.5.1 One random reel length, from 1000' to 3000' for #1 solid cable and 1000' to 2700' for 4/0 stranded cable, is allowed per truckload. For approval to send more than one random reel length in a truckload, or for any reel length change required for other size cables, contact the WPSC Senior Standards Engineer. 10 SPECIFICATION COMPLIANCE 10.1 WPSC reserves the right to reject any or all cable not meeting specification requirements. 10.2 Cable rejected will be returned for credit or brought into full compliance at the manufacturer's expense. 11 CORRESPONDENCE 11.1 All requested information that is to be sent to the Senior Sta'ndards Engineer shall be sent to the following address: Senior Standards Engineer Electric Distribution Engineering-A3 Wisconsin Public Service Corporation P. O. Box 19001 Green Bay, WI 54307-9001 11.2 For answers to specification questions, contact the Senior Standards Engineer at: Phone 920-433-1701 FAX 920-433-1758 E-mail gstano@wpsr.com 11.3 For direct mail shipments of cable samples, ship them to the following address: EDE Standards Dept.-D1 Wisconsin Public Service Corp. 700 N. 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I have read the application for variance and recommend: (check appropriate box) o Approval 0 Conditional Approval 0 'Denial 0 No Comment Explanation for recommendation including any conflicts with local rules and regulations and suggested conditions: Fire Department Name and Address Name of Fire Chief or Designee (type or print) Telephone Number Signature of Fire Chief or Designee Date Signed ~ MUNICIPAL BUILDING INSPECTION RECOMMENDATION To be completed for variances requested from Comm 20-23. Also to be used for Comm 16 electrical petitions, if Comm 61-65 plan review is by municipality or orders are written on the building under construction; optional in other cases. Please submit a copy of the orders I have read the application for variance and recommend: (che~~riate box) o Approval 0 Conditional Approval 0 Denial ~o Comment Explanation for recommendation including any conflicts with local rules and regulations and suggested conditions: S l"'" P ~ 4(1 r- "- J /LIt' Wt.f) . P-03-II~o Municipality Exercising Jurisdiction tkhko~ City of Oshkosh - Dept of Community Development Inspection Services Division PO Box 1130 215 Church Ave Oshkosh, WI 54903-1130 Ph (920) 236-5050 Fax (920) 236-5084 (t) OfHKOfH ON THE WATER MEMORANDUM TO: State Division of Safety & Buildings, Electric Division FROM: Allyn Donnhoff, Director oflnspection Services ~ DATE: June 10,2005 RE: Petition for Variance Filed by Wisconsin Public Service SITE: 3550 Moser St., Oshkosh, WI 54901 History Wisconsin Public Service installed Premise wiring at this site for the purpose of feeding High Voltage and Medium Voltage Power Distribution. As this wiring is premise wiring, it is required to meet the State Electric Code section 16.11, which requires the wiring to be listed unless otherwise approved by the Department (State Dept. of Commerce, Division of Safety & Buildings.) The wiring installed is not listed, however per WPS personnel, it has been indicated that the wiring installed is manufactured to WPS specifications, which they indicated mirrors that of listed conductors. Municipal Recommendation As personnel in this office do not feel they have the expertise to review or make an assessment on the conductors, this office is requiring WPS to secure approval for the use/installation of the unlisted conductors with the Department. this office will defer to the Department for guidance on this Petition. We are relying on the Department's expertise to review and assess the specifications for the unlisted conductors to determine if such are indeed an acceptable material for this installation. In this Petition Review, should it be approved, we request the Department to give guidance on any special installation requirements if different than what is required by the adopted State Electric Code. Additionally, this installation was made without permits or inspections, therefore this office will require inspections of the installation to be made. We request this be made a condition of any approval. IfWPS desires to have State Department representatives make such inspections, this office will not object. While it is not anticipated, if a Petition Approval lists special installation requirements as a condition of approval and such conditions are beyond our scope of expertise, we may request the Department to lend assistance in performing the aforementioned inspections at the Department's convemence. Additionally, as WPS has been notified, they must obtain our local Electrical Contractor's License and secure an Electric Permit for this installation prior to this office making any such inspections. IfWPS does not meet the qualifications for our Electrical Contractor's License, they would have to make arrangements with a locally Licensed Contractor to take responsibility for this work and secure the required permit. We recognize this is not an issue that necessarily concerns the Department, however, it is necessary that WPS recognize that approval of any Petition for Variance does not resolve the Contractor License, Electric Permit and Inspection requirements for this installation. Benner, Kevin Subject: Location: Meet with Banner, CR Meyer, WPS City Hall, room 205 Start: End: Tue 2/1/05 1 :30 PM Tue 2/1/05 2:30 PM Recurrence: (none) Meeting Status: Accepted Required Attendees: Dannhoff, Allyn J.; Benner, Kevin; Brian Dobish (E-mail);Room204;.kaneuens@bemis.com.; 'rfass@wpsr.com' C,a..l \. -:rc>.c- t\.::. r..oc.. \ \ ~ ~ ~ C"" "............ \lor t"o..-&-c.- .,. r 1 Electric Permit Work Card Job Address 3550 MOSER ST Permit Number 112332 Create Date 01/14/2005 Owner BANNER PACKAGING INC Contractor VAN ERT ELECTRIC Category 651 - Industrial-New Service Service b New o Change 0 Temp o NIA I Type o Overhead . Underground o NIA I J Volts 480 Circuits 0 Fixtures 0 Amps 2000 Switches 0 Receptacles 0 Fee $219.00 0 Value $15,000.00 Appliances Use/Nature INO/ Service only for 200,000 sq ft addition. of Work Inspections: Date 01/17/2005 Type Service Inspector Kevin Benner not approved Conduits have to be encased to within 8' of the disconnect, Arc Flash Warning Labels. 65KAIC MCB, 31677 AIC available. GFP test results to be provided. Underground and field inspections were never requested. The High Voltage wiring that was installed on the premises was installed without a licensed contractor, permits or inspections. WPS conducted the installation. Allyn Oannhoff is clairifying the installation with WPS. Also the ground field was installed & concealed without an inspection. DatelTime requested: 01/12/2005 08:39 AM Access: Notice Type: Phone Number: Ready DatelTime: 01/17/200511:30 AM Requested by: o Reinspect Fee 0 Fee Wavied 0 Reinspect Fee Paid -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------. Date 01/25/2005 Type Re Service Inspector Kevin Benner approved w/cond. GFP test results were provided, a letter of intent to encase the conduits was provided by the G.C., a meeting is arranged to discuss providing compliance for the High Voltage underground installation. The interior installation of the equipment is approved DatelTime requested: 01/25/2005 09:11 AM Access: Notice Type: Phone Number: Ready DatelTime: 01/25/200509:11 AM Requested by: VAN ERr ELECTRIC George o Reinspect Fee 0 Fee Wavied 0 Reinspect Fee Paid -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------. Electric Permit Work Card Job Address 3550 MOSER ST Permit Number 112332 Create Date 01/14/2005 Owner BANNER PACKAGING INC Contractor VAN ERT ELECTRIC Category 651 -industrial-New Service Service b New () Change() Temp () N/A I Type () Overhead . Underground () N/A I Volts 480 Circuits 0 Fixtures 0 Amps 2000 Switches 0 Receptacles 0 Fee $219.00 0 Value $15,000.00 Appliances Use/Nature IND/ Service only for 200,000 sq ft addition. of Work Inspections: Date Type Re Service Inspector Kevin Benner Inspection request from Terry N of CR Meyer for the enclosure of the raceways feeding the switchboard from the exterior transformer. Date/Time requested: 01/28/2005 09:15 AM Access: Notice Type: Phone Number: Ready Date/Time: 01/28/200509:15 AM Requested by: () Reinspect Fee () Fee Wavied 0 Reinspect Fee Paid -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------. Electric Permit Work Card Job Address 3550 MOSER ST Permit Number 112324 Create Date 01/14/2005 Owner BANNER PACKAGING INC Contractor VAN ERT ELECTRIC Category 653 - Industrial-Addition/Remodels Service b New o Change 0 Temp ON/A I Type o Overhead . Underground ON/A I Volts Circuits 0 Fixtures 0 Amps 0 Switches 0 Receptacles 0 Fee $98.00 0 Value $4,000.00 Appliances FIREPUMP Use/Nature INO/ Fire pump service only - for 200,000 sq ft addition Job # F1662-H of Work Inspections: Date 01/17/2005 Type Service Inspector Kevin Benner not approved Arc Flash Waming Labels, parallel terminations in lugs that are not approved, bond the CT cabinet. Date/Time requested: 01/12/2005 08:39 AM Access: Notice Type: Phone Number: Ready Date/Time: 01/17/200511:30 AM Requested by: o Reinspect Fee 0 Fee Wavied 0 Reinspect Fee Paid ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Date 01/25/2005 Type Re Service Inspector Kevin Benner approved w/cond. Required to verify the underground wiring in spring. The ground grid was not inspected. Faxed to WPS 1/26/05, Mailed 217/05 Date/Time requested: 01/25/2005 09:11 AM Access: Notice Type: Phone Number: Ready Date/Time: 01/25/2005 09: 11 AM Requested by: VAN ERT ELECTRIC George o Reinspect Fee 0 Fee Wavied 0 Reinspect Fee Paid -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------. Electric Permit Work Card Job Address 3550 MOSER ST Permit Number 111976 Create Date 12/06/2004 Owner BANNER PACKAGING INC Contractor SUBURBAN ELECTRICAL ENGINEERIN( Category 653 - Industrial-Addition/Remodels Service b New o ChangeO Temp . N/A I Type 0 Overhead _ 0 U~Elrground . N/A I Volts 480 / 277 Circuits 155 Fixtures 880 Amps 0 Switches 32 Receptacles 200 Fee $1,276.00 0 Value $363,900.00 Appliances Use/Nature IND / Building wiring for the addition. of Work Inspections: Date 12/15/2004 Type Note Inspector Kevin Benner no time FORWARDED FROM KB REQUEST FOR UNDERGROUND INSPECTION NO PERMIT, PANEL FEEDS INSIDE & RUNNER PIPES TO GENERATOR OUTSIDE Date/Time requested: 12/06/2004 08:14 PM Access: Notice Type: Phone Number: SCOTT 841-7096 Ready Date/Time: 12/06/200408:14 PM Requested by: SUBURBAN ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING o Reinspect Fee 0 Fee Wavied 0 Reinspect Fee Paid -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------. Date 01/25/2005 Type Rough In Inspector Kevin Benner approved discussed the future UG conduits with metallic elbows in the next section, wiring metods for daisy chained lights above the ceilings, box bonding, generator, UPS, and NEC 240.21 tap rules, seperately derived system wirng from a XFMR & Generators. Date/Time requested: 01/24/2005 09:22 AM Access: Will be on site Ready Date/Time: 01/25/2005 09:22 AM Requested by: SUBURBAN ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING o Reinspect Fee 0 Fee Wavied 0 Reinspect Fee Paid Notice Type: Phone Number: 841-7096 Scott -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------. Electric Permit Work Card Job Address 3550 MOSER ST Permit Number 110787 Create Date 09/27/2004 Owner BANNER PACKAGING INC Contractor VAN ERT ELECTRIC Category 653 - Industrial-Addition/Remodels Service b New o ChangeO Temp . N/A I Type o Overhead o Underground . N/A I Volts Circuits 0 Fixtures 0 Amps 0 Switches 0 Receptacles 0 Fee $219.00 0 Value $15,000.00 Appliances UsefNature Install ground ring of Work Inspections: Type Inspector Date Notice Type: Phone Number: DatefTime requested: Access: Ready DatefTime: o Reinspect Fee 0 Fee Wavied Requested by: o Reinspect Fee Paid -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------. .. j commerce.wi.gov ~i~E9Jl!Je!:! COP7 R..'E...."" ...."'.,. , D.,... ...", .. Safety and Buildings 141 NW BARSTOW ST FL 4TH WAUKESHA WI 53188-3789 TOO #: (608)264-8777 www.eommeree.wi.gov/sb/ www.wiseonsin.gov Jim Doyle, Governor Mary P; Burke, Secretary July 18,2005 JUL2 5 2005 CUST ID No. 993852 DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVEI0PMt]~T Fee Required $ Fee Received $ Balance Due $ 250.00 250.00 0.00 JIM MARTIN WISCONSIN PUBLIC SERVICE CORP 3300 N MAIN ST OSHKOSH WI 54901 REQUEST FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION SITE: Banner Packaging 3550 Moser St City of Oshkosh, 54901 ; Fire Dept ID: 7003 FOR: No Objects for this Transaction The svbmittal described above has been placed on HOLD and the review and approval is pending subject to receipt of the ADDITIONAL INFORMATION and/or revised plans requested by this letter. Upon receipt of the additional information and/or revised plans, the plans will be reviewed for compliance to applicable Wisconsin Administrative Codes and Wisconsin Statutes. ' The following must be corrected/revised and accompany the resubmittal: My understanding is that you have applied for a petition for variance in order to resolve a conflict with the City of Oshkosh. According to City officials, the work done by WPS at Banner Packaging was done without a City of Oshkosh electrical license, permit and the cables were buried without inspection by the local electrical inspector. My understanding is customer owns the c,onductors and distribution equipment. For this reason the installation is covered by the Scope of Comm 16 and should have been installed to meet the requirements of Comm 16 and the 2002 edition of the National Electric Code. A petition on the type of cable used is only appropriate if you can establish an equivalency between the cable used for the installation at Banner Packaging and the type of cable required by the Code. The .National Electric Code requires the use of Type MV cable for this type of installation. Type MV cable is covered by Article 328 in the 2002 NEe. You have submitted copies of pages from the WPS cable purchasing specifications. No background information on the cable actually used on the job or comparison with approved cables was included. Please submit a complete comp'arison which includes cable specifications for the actual type of cable used on the project. This type of information is commonly available through the cable manufacturer. Your report shall compare the construction of the type of cable used to the applicable requirements for the manufacture of listed type MV cable. Type MV Cable is listed to UL 1072, Medium Voltage Power Cable. A competent professional engineer should do the comparison. Presumably the comparison will be favorable and will form the basis for establishing an equivalency between the technical requirements of the National Electric Code and the cable you elected to use. The City of Oshkosh has requested our assistance is. determining the adequacy of the installation. This request came as part of their response in completing the Municipal Building Inspection Recommendation form. This is a separate issue from the cable insulation issue. Y ov did submit a copy of the WPS cable burial depth specifications. No details were provided on the actual burial depth at Banner Packaging and any type of supplemental protection used. No details were submitted that indicate what type of post-installation testing WPS performed to verify the insulation ~ // ~r ..", l: JIM MARTIN Page 2 7/18/2005 integrity. Please submit a separate report from your construction crew. Please provide details on: l)the burial depth; 2) the relationship of burial depth to finished grade at the time of installation; 3) supplemental protection for the cables, if any; 4) the type of backfill; 5) the details on the type and methods used to terminate the cables at the terminals of the distribution equipment; 6) and copies of any test reports such as DC High-pot or In-line partial discharge. Other relevant information may be submitted if you think it builds the case for City acceptance of an installation that was not inspected. Send your resubmittal into the address listed above, unless otherwise noted, and the department will review the resubmittal within 5 working days of receipt date. Please include a copy of this letter with your resubmittal. If you have any questions, after reading the above comments and related code sections cited, please call me at the telephone number below. If the above requested information and/or plans are not received within 30 business days of the date of this correspondence, this submittal will be returned denied. No fees will be refunded, and a new fee, application form, and submittal of plans/specifications will be required should you desire to continue with this project. The code in effect at the time of new submittal would apply. Since~lY, J '/ ~ . /' ;1frj)~ ,I' L(?t Thomas J G \ y, P.E. ~ Electrical Engineer, Integrated Services (414)852-3696, tgarvey@commerce.state.wi.us cc: Ej~lliB~~!i~tLJ;;;lfY,,2f[~s!ig2~_ Keith Neuens, Banner Packaging r;.. From: To: Date: Subject: Gregory J Stano Fass, Robert 2/28/2005 3:42:36 PM Primary Cable Spec Attached Gregory J. Stano 920-433-1701 gstano@wpsr.com WISCONSIN PUBLIC SERVICE CORPORATION (WPSC) SPECIFICATION FOR 25 KV ALUMINUM 2 CONDUCTOR UNDERGROUND PRIMARY DISTRIBUTION CABLE SPECIFICATION # WPSC-25KV CABLE -1104 1.0 GENERAL 1.1 The cable shall be furnished in accordance with ICEA Specification S-94-649 and AEIC Specification CS-8 (all/atest revisions). The requirements of this specification take precedent over any of the specification documents noted. 1.2 WPSC inspects samples of incoming cable. WPSC will count ambers as contaminants for the purpose of the microscopic inspections. WPSC will dye cable wafers for the inspection of contaminants. The results of the inspection are used to determine the quality of cable received, if the cable meets specifications, and to determine bid awards. 1.3 The WPSC stock code number, conductor, strand sealing (if applicable), and outer jacket material (if applicable) are listed in the following table: 25 KV CABLE DESIGNS WPSC STOCK STRAND CODE # CONDUCTOR SEALED JACKET 133-6032 #1 SOLID N/A NONE 133-6035 #1 SOLID N/A LLDPE 133-6070 4/0 STR YES NONE 133-6075 4/0 STR YES LLDPE 133-6257 750 KCM STR YES NONE 133-6258 750 KCM STR YES LLDPE 133-6262 1000 KCM STR YES LLDPE 1.4 Certified Test Reports 1.4.1 Certified test reports will be supplied for the cable received. 1.4.2 Certified test reports may be mailed or e-mailed. See Section 11 on correspondence. 2 APPLICATION 2.1 The cable shall be suitable for use on a 24940Y/14400 voltage effectively grounded system. 2.2 The cable shall be suitable for installation in duct or direct buried in earth, in wet or dry locations, or in air exposed to weather and direct sunlight. 2.3 The cable shall be capable of being operated at the maximum conductor temperatures listed below: 90 degrees C - Normal Operation 130 degrees C - Emergency Operation 250 degrees C - Short Circuit Operation 3 BIDDING 3.1 When bidding on a cable design, the shield and insulation compounds shall be clearly stated in the bid document. 3.2 WPSC will specify the shields and insulation compounds required on the bid award. The manufacturer shall contact the WPSC Senior Standards Engineer for written approval prior to making changes to the compounds listed in the bid award. 4 PHASE CONDUCTORS 4.1 Solid or compressed stranded aluminum conductors shall meet the following requirements: ALUMINUM PHASE CONDUCTOR MATERIAL WPSC DIAMETER STRAND STOCK # SIZE TYPE (MILS) STRANDS SEALED TEMPER 133-6032 #1 SOLID 289 N/A N/A EC-H14, H142 OR H24 133-6035 #1 SOLID 289 N/A N/A EC-H14, H142 OR H24 133-6070 4/0 STRANDED 512 19 YES EC-H24 OR COMPRESSED HARDER 133-6075 4/0 STRANDED 512 19 YES EC-H24 OR COMPRESSED HARDER 133-6257 750 STRANDED 968 61 YES EC-H24 OR KCM COMPRESSED HARDER 133-6258 750 STRANDED 968 61 YES EC-H24 OR KCM COMPRESSED HARDER 133-6262 1000 STRANDED 1117 61 YES EC-H24 OR KCM COMPRESSED HARDER 4.2 All stranded conductors shall have the manufacturer's name and year of manufacture indented on the center strand at regular intervals no more than 12 inches between repetitions. 4.3 All conductors shall be alloy 1350 aluminum. 4.4 The stranded conductor cable designs shall have strand sealant incorporated in the interstices of the stranded conductor. The sealant shall meet the requirements of the ICEA specifications and the latest edition of the ICEA publications T-32-645 and T-31-610. 5 NEUTRAL CONDUCTORS 5.1 The concentric neutral wires shall be bare copper wires spirally applied. 5.2 The neutral configurations, based on the insulated phase conductor used, are shown on the following table: CONCENTRIC NEUTRAL SIZE INSULATED NEUTRAL AMPACITY WPSC CONDUCTOR NEUTRAL RATING COMPARED TO STOCK # SIZE NO. SIZE INSULATED CONDUCTOR 133-6032 #1 SOLID 13 14 100% 133-6035 #1 SOLID 13 14 100% 133-6070 4/0 STR 20 12 100% 133-6075 4/0 STR 20 12 100% 133-6257 750 KCM STR 20 14 17% 133-6258 750 KCM STR 20 14 17% 133-6262 1000 KCM STR 16 12 17% 6 CABLE CONSTRUCTION 6.1 Manufacturing Method 6.1.1 The cable shall be manufactured using a Dry Cure process utilizing a true triple head extrusion for the conductor shield, insulation, and insulation shield. 6.2 Conductor Shield 6.2.1 The conductor shield compound shall be one of the following: CONDUCTOR SHIELD APPROVED COMPOUNDS Manufacturer Compound Manufacturer Compound Nova Borealis LE 0594 Dow HFDA-0580 Nova Borealis LE 0595 Dow HFDA-0581 Nova Borealis LE 0500 Dow HFDA-0800 Nova Borealis LE 0504 Dow HFDA-0802 6.2.2 The conductor shield shall meet the minimum point thickness requirement as shown in ICEA S-94-649-2000 Table 3-1. 6.3 Insulation 6.3.1 The insulation shall be tree retardant crosslinked polyethylene, Dow HFDB-4202 or Nova-Borealis LE 4212, with nominal thickness of 260 mils. 6.3.2 The insulation thickness shall meet the minimum and maximum thicknesses as shown in ICEA S-94-649-2000 Table 4-11 which has a range of 245 to 290 mils for #1 thru 3000 KCM 25KV cables at the 100% insulation level. 6.3.3 The overall allowable diameter of the insulation, conductor shield, and conductor shall be within the AEIC specification CS8 values as shown in the following table: DIAMETER OVER INSULATION RANGE (Based on AEIC CS-8 Specification) INSULATED MINIMUM MAXIMUM WPSC CONDUCTOR SIZE POINT POINT STOCK # (Mils) (Mils) 133-6032 #1 Solid 840 900 133-6035 #1 Solid 840 900 133-6070 4/0 Compressed Stranded 1060 1120 133-6075 4/0 Compressed Stranded 1060 1120 133-6257 750 KCM Compressed Stranded 1550 1610 133-6258 750 KCM Compressed Stranded 1550 1610 133-6262 1000 KCM Compressed Stranded 1695 1755 6.3.4 The insulation thickness shall never vary more than 30 mils between the maximum and minimum measurements on any single wafer. 6.3.5 As per ICEA S-94-649-2000 section 4.3.1.3.1, the insulation shall have no: · Voids larger than 3 mils · Contaminants larger than 5 mils · More than 15 contaminants per cubic inch 2-5 mils Cables with insulation having voids and contaminants exceeding these limits are considered rejectable. Discussion with the cable supplier will determine the final status of these cables. .. ~-'-'-.j--_.- ~ CORRECTION NOTICE / FIELD INSPECTION REPORT JOBLOCATION: 'bPS,5o M06~c- CONTRACTOR: S ~ lA.<" ~ a.e~'f""'\:.c::..... PROJECT TO BE INSPECTED: ~'^~c- ~L.~\ (t TYPE OF INSPECTION: t=\ ~, - ~ .....-city of Oshkosh '( ~pection Services Division _i5 Church Avenue, PO Box 1130 Oshkosh, WI 54903-1130 Phone: (920) 236-5050 Fax (920) 236-5084 Violations must be corrected and approved within 30 days unless otherwise noted. Call for re-inspections prior to concealment and/or occupancy. Upon completing the corrections, the owner/contractor/agent must sign and date at the bottom of this notice and return it to the Inspection Services Division by the Compliance Date of INSPECl'lON~ULTS h ~ o Not Approved! Insp. Report left on site %' Not Approved! Insp. Report given to /if!. Co ~ "". t Signed sf I b I r Date of Inspection Print Name Company Signature: Date 6.4 Insulation Shield 6.4.1 The insulation shield compound shall be one of the following: INSULATION SHIELD APPROVED COMPOUNDS Manufacturer Compound Manufacturer Compound Nova Borealis 310MS-04 Nova Borealis 310R Nova Borealis 310MS-44 Dow HFDA-0693 6.4.2 The insulation shield thickness shall meet the minimum and maximum thicknesses as shown in ICEA S-94-649-2000 Table 5-1. The values will be based on the minimum diameter over the insulation given in Section 6.3.3. These values shall be as shown in the following table: Insulation Shield Cable Design Thickness Maximum Concentric INSULATED MINIMUM MAXIMUM Neutral Indent WPSC CONDUCTOR POINT POINT (Mils) STOCK # SIZE (Mils) (Mils) 133-6032 #1 Solid 30 60 15 133-6035 #1 Solid 30 60 15 133-6070 4/0 Compressed 40 75 15 Stranded 133-6075 4/0 Compressed 40 75 15 Stranded 133-6257 750 KCM 55 90 20 Com pressed Stranded 133-6258 750 KCM 55 90 20 Compressed Stranded 133-6262 1000 KCM 55 90 Compressed 20 Stranded 6.5 Insulating Jacket 6.5.1 Cable jackets will consist of insulating Linear Low Density Polyethylene. 6.5.2 All cable constructions requiring an outer jacket shall have three bright red stripes extruded 120 degrees apart on the jacket surface. The stripe construction shall meet the construction and testing guidelines as per the IEEE P1235 "Guide for the Properties of Identifiable Jackets for Underground Power Cables and Joints". 6.5.3 All outer jackets shall be marked in accordance with the National Electric Safety Code Rule 350 G. 6.5.4 The outer jacket shall encapsulate the concentric neutral wires. The neutral wires must remain in contact with the insulation shield. The outer jacket shall strip freely from both the insulation shield and concentric neutral wires. The jacket shall meet the requirements of the following table: JACKET THICKNESS WPSC JACKET MINIMUM MAXIMUM STOCK # MATERIAL POINT (MILS) POINT (MILS) 133-6032 N/A N/A N/A 133-6035 LLDPE 45 80 133-6070 N/A N/A N/A 133-6075 LLDPE 45 80 133-6257 N/A N/A N/A 133-6258 LLDPE 70 120 133-6262 LLDPE 70 120 6.5.5 The specific outer jacketing compound proposed for use shall be stated in the bid document. 7 SHRINKBACK 7.1 The conductor shall not protrude beyond the insulation (total both ends) by more than the amount given in ICEA S-94-649-2000 Table 4-6. ~ 8 OUTS I DE MARK I NGS 8.1 Each cable shall be marked in accordance with the latest ICEA specifications. 8.2 In addition to the information shown in the ICEA Cable Identification section. sequential footage markers shall also be indicated at 1 or 2 foot intervals for jacketed and unjacketed cable. 8.3 Three red stripes will be supplied on jacketed cable as indicated in section 6.5.2 of this specification. 8.4 The information listed in the ICEA Cable Identification Section and the footage markers shall be included on unjacketed cable. 9 PACKAGING AND SHIPPING 9.1 Cable ends shall be sealed with end caps of appropriate dimensions to provide adequate seal for outside storage. Cable ends shall be protected from damage during handling. 9.2 Reels shall be shipped upright, resting on both flanges. 9.3 Reels shall be marked showing the beginning sequential footage, ending sequential footage, and the total measured footage of the cable. The gross, net, and tare weight of reel shall also be listed. 9.4 A manufacturer reel number, which allows tracking of the cables relative position during the cable extrusion process shall be attached to each reel. 9.5 The following table lists the standard reel lengths and maximum overall reel dimensions based th t f bl f t d on e type 0 ca e manu ac ure : I REEL LENGTHS AND DIMENSIONS I I REEL DIMENSIONS (INCHES) I WPSC STOCK STANDARD MAX FLANGE MAX OVERALL MIN DRUM CODE # LENGTH DIAMETER WIDTH DIAMETER 133-6032 3500' + 10% 72 42 24 133-6035 3500' + 10% 72 42 28 133-6070 3000' + 10% 72 42 28 133-6075 2500' + 10% 72 42 28 133-6257 1000' + 10% 72 42 28 133-6258 1000' + 10% 72 42 36 133-6262 1000' .:t 10% 72 42 36 9.5.1 One random reel length, from 1000' to 3000' for #1 solid cable and 1000' to 2700' for 4/0 stranded cable, is allowed per truckload. For approval to send more than one random reel length in a truckload, or for any reel length change required for other size cables, contact the WPSC Senior Standards Engineer. 10 TEST SAMPLES 10.1 For the purposes of testing the cable for specification compliance, samples, a minimum three (3) foot in length, will be sent to Wisconsin Public Service Corporation based on the following procedure: 1 st CV Master Reel: Sample top of last shipping reel. Remaining CV Master Reels: Sample top of the "B" (2nd) shipping reel or "A" (1st) shipping reel if only one shipping reel obtained from each master reel. 10.2 For direct mail shipments of cable samples, ship to: EDE Standards Dept.-D1 Wisconsin Public Service Corp. 700 N. Adams St Green Bay, WI 54301 10.3 Additional sampling may be requested whenever cable does not meet specification requirements. 11 SPECIFICATION COMPLIANCE 11.1 WPSC reserves the right to reject any or all cable not meeting specification requirements. 11.2 Cable rejected will be returned for credit or brought into full compliance at the manufacturer's expense. 12 CORRESPONDENCE 12.1 Contact the Senior Standards Engineer for additional information or to answer any questions you may have: Senior Standards Engineer Electric Distribution Engineering-A3 Wisconsin Public Service Corporation P. O. Box 19001 Green Bay, WI 54307-9001 Phone: 910-433-1701 ,1i e-mail: gstano@wpsr.com GMS, INC. GARTMANMECUANICXLSERVl:eES'CC"..~._.".". .... REA TING · VENTILATING .AIRC6NDtTI6~G.SHEET1V!ETAt".~C;ON'fMG'f9RS.". ,,,, P.O. BOX 2264 520WEST"SOUfHFAAKAVENUE;'".Q . ,.," "" OSHKOSI:l, WISCONSiN 54903 (920) 231-5530 FAX (920) 231-0486 May 19,2005 City of Oshkosh P.O. Box 1130 Oshkosh, VV154903~1130 Attn: Allyn Dannhoff Re: Banne:rPa.ckaging Included with this letter are picriiresmustra1:1iig1:hem~e up air installations at Banner Packaging with focus being on gas piping installation in relation to clearances with the disconnects on these systems. If you could please give us directions as to an acceptable relocation for these disconnects it would be appreciated. Pictures illustrate regulator vents between the disconnects and gas piping, could you check if this is acceptable. Also, it would be helpful for us if you could list the code or provide a copy of the code for this violation so that we can provide further evidence to the manufacturer that a problem is present and that a correction is required. Due to pressure from CR Meyer and our customer Banner Packaging, GMS would appreciate as quick as response from you as possible to help us resolve this issue. Thank you for your help, if you need anything further give me a call. Sincerely, /1JJe. ~ Dale Weitz L -. U ctJ OJ1--lKOfH ON THE WATER City of Oshkosh Inspection Services Division 215 Church Avenue PO Box 1130 Oshkosh WI 54903-1130 Fax To: Rob Reno From: Kevin Benner Fax: 920-735-9291 Pages: 3 Phone: 920-735-0899 Date: 05/19/05 Re: Banner Packaging cc: o Urgent o For Review o Please Comment 0 Please Reply o Please Recycle . Comments: Hi Rob, Attached is a copy of NEC 110.26. This code section references the required 'Working Space" we previously discussed this AM. Any question or concems please feel free to contact me at 920-236-5046 or email: kbenner@cLoshkosh.wLus Regards, Kevin Benner ARTICLE I IO-REQUIREMENTS FOR ELECfRICAL INSTALLATIONS 70-43 FPN: For hazardous (classified) locations, see Articles 500 through 517. For motors, see 430.14. 110.19 Light and Power from Railway Conductors. Circuits for lighting and power shall not be connected to any system that contains trolley wires with a ground return. Exception: Such circuit connections shall be permitted in car houses, power houses, or passenger and freight stations operated in connection with electric railways. 110.21 Marking. The manufacturer's name, trademark, or other descriptive marking by which the organization re- sponsible for the product can be identified shall be placed on all electric equipment. Other markings that indicate volt- age, current, wattage, or other ratings shall be provided as specified elsewhere in this Code. The marking shall be of sufficient durability to withstand the environment involved. 110.22 Identification of Disconnecting Means. Each dis- connecting means shall be legibly marked to indicate its purpose unless located and arranged so the purpose is evi- dent. The marking shall be of sufficient durability to with- stand the environment involved. Where circuit breakers or fuses are applied in compli- ance with the series combination ratings marked on the equipment by the manufacturer, the equipment enclosure(s) shall be legibly marked in the field to indicate the equip- ment has been applied with a series combination rating. The marking shall be readily visible and state the following: CAUTION - SERIES COMBINATION SYSTEM RATED AMPERES. IDENTIFIED REPLACEMENT COMPONENTS REQUIRED. FPN: See Section 240.86(A) for intenupting rating mark- ing for end-use equipment. 110.23 Current Transformers. Unused current transform- ers associated with potentially energized circuits shall be short-circuited. ~ II. 600 Volts, Nominal, or Less 110.26 Spaces About Electrical Equipment. Sufficient access and working space shall be provided and maintained about all electric equipment to permit ready and safe opera- tion and maintenance of such equipment. Enclosures hous- ing electrical apparatus that are controlled by lock and key shall be considered accessible to qualified persons. -"/ (A) Working Space. Working space for equipment operat- ing at 600 volts, nominal, or less to ground and likely to require examination, adjustment, servicing, or maintenance while energized shall comply with the dimensions of NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE ll0.26(A)(l), (2), and (3) or as required or permitted else- where in this Code. ~ (1) Depth of Working Space. The depth of the working space in the direction of live parts shall not be less than that specified in Table 1l0.26(A)(1) unless the requirements of 1I0.26(A)(l)(a), (b), or (c) are met. Distances shall be mea- sured from the exposed live pm1s or from the enclosure or opening if the live parts are enclosed. Table llO.26(A)(1) Working Spaces Nominal Voltage to Ground Minimum Clear Distance Condition 1 Condition 2 Condition 3 0-150 151-600 900 mm (3 ft) 900 mm (3 ft) 900 mm (3 ft) 1 m (31/2 ft) 900 mm (3 ft) 1.2 m (4 ft) Note: Where the conditions are as follows: Condition 1 - Exposed live parts on one side and no live or grounded parts on the other side of the working space, or exposed live parts on both sides effectively guarded by suitable wood or other insulating materials. Insulated wire or insulated busbars operating at not over 300 volts to ground shall not be considered live parts. Condition 2 - Exposed live parts on one side and grounded parts on the other side. Concrete, brick, or tile walls shan be considered as grounded. Condition 3 - Exposed live parts on both sides of the work space (not guarded as provided in Condition I) with the operator betwecn. (a) Dead-Front Assemblies. Working space shall not be required in the back or sides of assemblies, such as dead-front switchboards or motor control centers, where all connections and all renewable or adjustable parts, such as fuses or switches, are accessible from locations other than the back or sides. Where rear access is required to work on nonelectrical parts on the back of enclosed equipment, a minimum horizontal working space of 762 mm (30 in.) shall be provided. (b) Low Voltage. By special permission, smaller work- ing spaces shall be permitted where all uninsulated parts operate at not greater than 30 volts rms, 42 volts peak, or 60 volts dc. (c) Existing Buildings. In existing buildings where electrical equipment is being replaced, Condition 2 working clearance shall be permitted between dead-front switch- boards, panelboards, or motor control centers located across the aisle from each other where conditions of main- tenance and supervision ensure that written procedures have been adopted to prohibit equipment on both sides of the aisle from being open at the same time and qualified ~ persons who are authorized will service the installation. (2) Width of Working Space. The width of the working space in front of the electric equipment shall be the width of the equipment or 750 mm (30 in.), whichever is greater. 2002 Edition 70-44 ARTICLE 11O-REQUfREMENTS FOR ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS In all cases, the work space shall permit at least a 90 degree ~ opening of equipment doors or hinged panels. (3) Height of Working Space. The work space shall be clear and extend from the grade, floor, or platform to the height required by llO.26(E). Within the height require- ments of this section, other equipment that is associated with the electrical installation and is located above or be- low the electrical equipment shall be permitted to extend not more than 150 mm (6 in.) beyond the front of the electrical equipment. (B) Clear Spaces. Working space required by this section shall not be used for storage. When normally enclosed live parts are exposed for inspection or servicing, the working space, if in a passageway or general open space, shall be suitably guarded. (C) Entrance to Working Space. (1) Minimum Reqnired. At least one entrance of suffi- cient area shall be provided to give access to working space about electrical equipment. (2) Large Equipment. For equipment rated 1200 amperes or more and over 1.8 m (6 ft) wide that contains overcur- rent devices, switching devices, or control devices, there shall be one entrance to the required working space not less than 610 mm (24 in.) wide and 2.0 m (61f2 ft) high at each end of the working space. Where the entrance has a person- nel door(s), the door(s) shall open in the direction of egress and be equipped with panic bars, pressure plates, or other devices that are normally latched but open under simple pressure. A single entrance to the required working space shall be permitted where either of the conditions in 1l0.26(C)(2)(a) or (b) is met. (a) Unobstructed Exit. Where the location permits a continuous and unobstructed way of exit travel, a single entrance to the working space shall be permitted. (b) Extra Working Space. Where the depth of the working space is twice that required by 1l0.26(A)(1), a single entmnce shall be permitted. It shall be located so that the distance from the equipment to the nearest edge of the entrance is not less than the minimum clear distance speci- fied in Table] 1O.26(A)(l) for equipment operating at that voltage and in that condition. (D) Illumination. Illumination shall be provided for all working spaces about service equipment, switchboards, panelboards, or motor control centers installed indoors. Ad- ditional lighting outlets shall not be required where the work space is illuminated by an adjacent light source or as permitted by 21O.70(A)(1), Exception No.1, for switched receptacles. In electrical equipment rooms, the illumination shall not be controlled by automatic means only. 2002 Edition (E) Headroom. The mmlmum headroom of working spaces about service equipment, switchboards, panelboards, or motor control centers shall be 2.0 m (6Yz ft). Where the electrical equipment exceeds 2.0 m (6Y2 ft) in height, the minimum headroom shall not be less than the height of the equipment. Exception: In existing dwelling units, service equipment or panelboards that do not exceed 200 amperes shall be pennitted in spaces where the headroom is less than 2.0 m (6ljz ft). (F) Dedicated Equipment Space. All switchboards, pan- elboards, distribution boards, and motor control centers shall be located in dedicated spaces and protected from damage. Exception: Control equipment that by its very nature or because of other rules of the Code must be adjacent to or within sight of its operating machinery shall be pennitted in those locations. (1) Indoor. Indoor installations shall comply with 1l0.26(F)(1)(a) through (d). (a) Dedicated Electrical Space. The space equal to the width and depth of the equipment and extending from the floor to a height of 1.8 m (6 ft) above the equipment or to the structural ceiling, whichever is lower, shall be dedicated to the electrical installation. No piping, ducts, leak protec- tion apparatus, or other equipment foreign to the electrical installation shall be located in this zone. Exception: Suspended ceilings with removable panels shall be permitted within the l.8-m (6-ft) zone. (b) Foreign Systems. The area above the dedicated space required by llO.26(F)(l)(a) shall be permitted to con- tain foreign systems, provided protection is installed to avoid damage to the electrical equipment from condensa- tion, leaks, or breaks in such foreign systems. (c) Sprinkler Protection. Sprinkler protection shall be permitted for the dedicated space where the piping com- plies with this section. (d) Suspended Ceilings. A dropped, suspended, or similar ceiling that does not add strength to the building structure shall not be considered a structural ceiling. (2) Outdoor. Outdoor electrical equipment shall be in- stalled in suitable enclosures and shall be protected from accidental contact by unauthorized personnel, or by vehicu- lar traffic, or by accidental spillage or leakage from piping systems. The working clearance space shall include the zone described in II0.26(A). No architectural appurtenance or other equipment shall be located in this zone. 110.27 Guarding of Live Parts. (A) Live Parts Guarded Against Accidental Contact. Except as elsewhere required or permitted by this Code, NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE