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Permit Number: T10EL00752
Parcel: 99999999B

Address:
2433 E 22ND ST

Review Status: Completed

Review Details: BILLBOARD-BLDG/ELEC30days

Permit Number - T10EL00752
Review Name: BILLBOARD-BLDG/ELEC30days
Review Status: Completed
Review Date Reviewer's Name Type of Review Description Status Comments
07/21/2010 LEERAY HANLY BUILDING-COMMERCIAL REVIEW Passed previously approved. no changes
07/21/2010 LEERAY HANLY ELECTRICAL-COMMERCIAL REVIEW Passed previously approved with no changes
08/16/2010 GLENN MOYER ADMINISTRATIVE ADMIN REVIEW Denied BRC Comments

Sheet 1 of 3

No comments.

Sheet 2 of 3

1. The resubmittal (7/13/10) is mostly unresponsive to the Comment #1
(6/14/10) provided on the previous resubmittal (5/14/10). The included
photographs do provide some information on the state of damage to the
relevant parts and the time that such damage occurred, but provide no
documentation at all as to how the damage occurred or as to the
circumstances under which the damaged parts were removed from the site.

The resubmittal indicates that the damage occurred due to vandalism
(Valencia Letter, June 18, 2010), but does not provide a corroborating
police report. Furthermore, the applicant did not follow the procedures for
emergency repairs (Exhibit 9, Section 3), which require the damaged parts to
remain on site.

The settlement agreement requires like for like replacement of electrical
parts (Exhibit 9, Section 2(x)), but a prerequisite for such replacement is
that the parts actually exist. Parts removed from the site, except when
authorized by a Permit, will be considered not to exist and ineligible for
replacement.

Nonetheless, an exception will made in this case on the sole basis that the
damage was documented at the same general time that other fluorescent light
fixture relocations were occurring under the terms of the settlement
agreement and the damaged parts may have been mistakenly removed from the
site in anticipation of already planned replacements. Given this exception,
however, and given the uncertainty of the exact circumstances under which
the damage and parts removal occurred, the like to like provisions need to
be strictly construed and the missing parts must be restored to the exact
same configuration as existed prior to the damage (i.e., a service drop to a
like replacement pole installed at the same location and that contains the
meter socket box, meter, disconnect, and associated riser conduit and
weatherheads). Upgrades to the service panel and meter socket box necessary
to meet current NEC and TEP requirements respectively and that have
previously been approved will be accepted here as well.

The Partial Vicinity Map, Partial Riser Diagram, and Elevation on Sheet 2
need to be revised to reflect these comments.

Sheet 3 of 3

No comments.

Final Status

Task End Date Reviewer's Name Type of Review Description
09/07/2010 CPIERCE1 OUT TO CUSTOMER Completed