01-19-2012, 04:52 PM
There seems to be no consistency to what happens. In many cases I have tried to file an electrical permit to go with an old building permit and have been told they will need a new building permit. But sometimes not. The rule used to be that to keep a permit open you needed to show "progress" every 180 days. But there was no definition as to progress.
All Helco temp power agreements specify that is only for a period of 12 months. Very seldom enforced, but it is there and has been used.
Helco rules and regulations and fees seem to change daily and what was true last year is probably not true today.
Open D, was that $15,000 to get Helco power to the lot or to get power down the lot to the dwelling?
Jerry
All Helco temp power agreements specify that is only for a period of 12 months. Very seldom enforced, but it is there and has been used.
Helco rules and regulations and fees seem to change daily and what was true last year is probably not true today.
Open D, was that $15,000 to get Helco power to the lot or to get power down the lot to the dwelling?
Jerry