HANDBOOK REQUIREMENTS - Central Maine Power Company

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4. The electrician will make an appointment with the
Company for the Company to disconnect the old service
drop while the electrician is removing the old service
entrance conductors and installing the new conductors
between the new meter enclosure and the new main switch
using the same hole in the building. Any switching of the
customer's equipment and the removal of the temporary
jumper will be the responsibility of the electrician.
5. If, in the opinion of the electrician, the procedure
in
paragraphs 3 and 4 above presents undue safety risk,
the
Company will work with the electrician to make other
mutually acceptable arrangements to de-energize and reenergize
the service.
406. AGRICULTURAL
CENTRAL DISTRIBUTION POINT
SERVICE
Services to more than one agricultural building may be
supplied from a central distribution point in accordance with NEC
Section 547.9. When services to agricultural buildings are located
on the opposite sides of the public way, they shall be supplied
through separate meters.
Generally, the Company’s secondary distribution will be
terminated on a centrally located service pole from which
customer-owned service drops may be connected. For this
arrangement, the disconnecting means and overcurrent protection
is located at the load (building) end of each service drop where
normal service equipment and grounding standards apply.
Additionally, NEC Section 547.9(A) requires a properly marked
and identified disconnecting means at the central distribution
point
where two or more buildings are supplied from that point. This
disconnecting means shall be classified as a “site-isolating device”
and shall have provisions for bonding the grounding
electrode