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HomeMy WebLinkAboutDocumentation_Regular_Tab 03_08/11/2005 verhead & Under round Wha t's bes t for o u? Y Under round electric distribution 9► more o ular in recent ears pp y • Approximately 37% of FPL distribution facilities are underground � � � ,,,,,,, • Two-thirds of new homes ��•� =--$�••,. .�`,,``,,,,,,,,,.,� ��, ,a, and businesses today are ,,, ,, ,,,,,. , , ,,,. served by underground '��•••.,, •••' faci I ities — Developers prefer . , „ ,,, ,,,. aesthetics of underground � ••,•. ��� , . , facilities � , � — Increasing number of local _ 7.�. ordinances require underground ' ' � , ,. .,, � , , FPL 2 .� . . . . . . � '�ii:� � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � i � � 'I , ` � ,� i t M. � � i ' ��} r f _ ` � � - a J � �� ,1 '� � ( „ � �' 'a ; � � �, , � � ��� � .� : a �, , - ._—.� t � ' � ' '�'----Q► V; �" � �-'yi_ w •� , . ._ � ' ..� �?�`s' ��:��.�-�. �I,fl'� 4 � �� �1 .:'�t . .. -� r � i _"" � �� •±. � � � _ �' ••� ''- ; \ � --�___ -�"� � � ; � . ! �'�.` ,�,%•,,! . � - y � "�`'•�(i' , � . . ,.��,+. ��k � i , " x rtik. : ' . 5 ,•,, A : : �'+ •`�_. � � � � � � � � � � • � � i � ���� � � - �.• • �• . • . • � . - � . � . � � �t, � ,� � ,('.�. r - . � -. i �� � . .- 1 � �.�. . . � •�L� t . . t ,....-{ � • I r.Y: ��' �i�� �:���ei �;/ �� ! 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F� ; , ; ; � ,� • Longer outages � _, - . ,� h� :� , 1� — Damage difficult to � �� : �� locate i�:�- ��� � — Repair may require �-,� � excavation ' ' �` ' ._ ,� 1 � — Susceptible to flooding .._ — Y ' ���' !. + � � ����� G ' :: _ • Underground systems may' ��_ ' ��� .� �� ' '��k°� ' �- �.� � � . : still be fed by overhead � Ii n e��; R' �� �� �t2j� �=Y°�` . �� � �. . � ,.� �,� �� �� �. : �` - FPL s � ,�.; � . I I • . • , • • - • • • : , � . �: � `;�. - ` w � � �, � .,� �� � -� ' .t ' ��., � �} ;«� �,�� � �.'`�'� �'� � , .-�,� f ' �+ ; ` � i . � �} a . ,4�" , _i�� � �,}�� ' ", f y ��,� v K }' ;. , ,, � � � � �'�`` k �� s . . ,�- �+� �� �� � . ��;� � � 'c.�rx ..":�.�.�;��! 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Under round s stems are t icall 9► Y Yp Y more ex ensi ve than o verhead p • Primary drivers of higher costs: — Much more expensive equipment and materials — Construction methods that require extensive digging � :k � , , ,;� � - t� y_..{� : a . . � . . . . � ���x ��� � � � _ � '� � - � � q � F b� �C 7 �4 � :kµr� � x :,. ' ' �, a���.�.t . FPL . 12 : ` , ; r , , „;� b ' ..:iaaw:IIf�.:.t.�ran�:_.[si, n:AF �. � . . .. : , •.:�. , s ;'�•�.••�.. ... .... , .>.>..,s���:�o�>v�a.,.r��;t .�as_:;.�.:u�. �x.s�xet:�.F..�,..t r.:niu..w.�_:�.�s,�, a. �,.s...' - ` Ho w is the additional cost co vered ? • Build to overhead standard — most cost effective • Cost for overhead service is reflected in our cu rrent rates • Cost difference for underground service paid by those who benefit 4�� �§ �.� } . . . . . . . . � � . . . � . . � � ��`yf� '� � �� � ., � . � . . . . . ���� �{ - � . � . i . kr � � x , . . . . . . . _,`�3e �e, p _ � . .�_ � � � 13 FPL ����� f �..:��.`' . . . � � . � - «S1ar�'�- ._�.. . -...�.. �.:..�...�_... _. _ �.<.i...:Jat.1.c. 3rLi.2.aiil��uveYit�i-..:r..m�u�.axe.:�.m.�ua.�ia, ..c.i�.tri:r:Bt+s�iNtec,w:SarJ.uk,r.}:.:..St.e - ��R,�e��et-i�-s.t:aN.. ....1�1ta.auLiE�. Cos ts - Ne w Cons truc tion • Requestor of underground facilities � -- �� :�� . �a,- ' ` - � ;�`�~ ����� pays differential costs a �� �� _�� � ,�'� , � .... _- � : � ...� . • Florida Administrative Code details � � �:: � _ _ _ � . : .� =� . , � , � method to calculate costs ¢.{ . , �� : # � ��•� ., • Many factors affect the differential cost -� �: — More expensive materials � }' , — Labor for trenching `� — Density of buildings '� ' — Residential or commercial-Ioads -- - - .:- r. — Soil conditions '� ' �- - �:�� ., .:.4� '�:�. � + «� •�� ��� for �renching o:r installing PVC �T�� �va� ����� � � �� ,, ��, >= ,.��:,, '� �� �.t � t �FF� t ,: � 's s�.,�,� .. � � � . tz f&.A�w �;:,. . . . � . . . . , ..,.., � FPL 14 �. - v� Now let's talk about existin 9► nei hborhoods that ma want to 9► Y con vert to under round 9► �r;���s {[, ;� � � r� � .� , dtw ; ;,� ,r i , '=k a' � � � '' - _ .�, � � ��� � 'ie FPL 1��� � � . . {�� .1' — I:, .. ..... .-�_-.� ...e..._..:�.s::.,f, a '-��.�...«. .,,,. ....�� �.��.,�:il.w.; <. ..a..�:z:....> ..:.,:..�-� r3� .,,:, :�y'u�>.:� .a_ ��:.��..�.w� 'hs.�:a . .a;;u '�.:t" Conversion Process • Sequence of Events — Applicant provides written request to FPL — FPL provides non-binding ballpark estimate — Applicant secures easements and pays engineering deposit — FPL performs detailed engineering and determines cost — Engineering deposit applied to total cost if project proceeds , �;�� � f � � � _ 7 �;�y{� ��F#�t ' . . �.. . � . iE Fa"���dy� s : 1 �.. � � � .. . . .. '�� Y '� �,..i# '' :�.' . ... �.: � .' . . . , . . . . . . . .. . . .. ).;:.' , . . - . . - ' . . . . .. . . - • i � . . �. �� �"'a. - . 16 FPL j �� x�'� �{�E� �' ,,,.�::-._,.,e.. .�-_s �":._._.,� . .,.... .... .._-.,_.z:.:�.� ��� � ��,,._;��.. .��'�SclExii:.�rs�im I --, p _ '..xe6 '"wiw'��v.1:�ex,sie��`sla�i�idr� � <-�. r ��,. rss.. ' � 1: �� ' Conversion Process • Conversions from overhead to underground are challenging — Require private easements for above ground equipment — Rearranging customer service entrances require an electrician • May trigger additional improvements to meet updated code requirements — Involve other facilities (telecommunications and cable) — Trenching will require customers to restore landscaping, sidewalks, driveways — Disruption to ingress / egress _ • Limited experience with large sca vers�ons FPL 17 f . .?, .�.:.. _. .' ,__ _.__ .... _: . . :.., . _. .�..�. . .:. . ._�,.. � . ._ . .�. .. _. ... :.:��,a _::._ :. _ �.r5«.t.: .�<E.�,. 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' � . . �. f- d � . . . . � � � � 'Y _ t �. , . . . . . ...�. ,�iY�k'� .. _ . .. . . � - . . .._ 1 ' k d ' ' FPL 19 ..,.. Some P m nt i n a e O to s Y p • Special Assessments — Collected thru annual property tax bills • Municipal Service Benefit / Taxing Units — Counties can establish and levy taxes • New tariff approved in 2003 — Customers pay in monthly electric bill a �t s k _ •t � � .� � . . . _ . . . . ' . ��,x'� t *I � � � � � �, { � � :� � i � �I:� F k ` , , , �� , . . }'��'.�� fi .. � . � . . . . . . � 4 �� 7 � � s �� ' � r ;, u,ac����� � � . , � . � � . .. . � . � . . � . � � � . .. ,? :., -.i,� � 3 : .. . .. . � ... . FPL 20 . F:� , � . ' � � � � � � � � � „ ��., �:� . • � � • • � � ari��ACohG rO�GS Af�4� OYERtrEAO Y11uFy .�.'�* kVITM t1NDERGROUND SYSTEMS. �� � � / . .•-.«cM�� T/�V M1fK'Ik li! f1.Ati(.i � . .. . 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(The �, 3 feer 20' minimum setback ? �2' a Ai��`i�'._, a t�� - :. ; location of these lines should ��, determine the kind of tree to lan � 2~�� -����'`''' �'� r � p �.��,�i ���s t,z �,� � ��' � ' � � and site selection.) The mature tre * � � � ���� �s kF ;� � � `�� ;. �' � i � � must have enough space away '� � � �' �`�'�' ' � �" '�" �,`" � �� k ,� '�' tt i��;�-�z ��'��� r��: � i t s �-�" ti p i ,> 5 ,��4 �, ` from power lines and in an area ,. ,�.s { S+�' ? x�S � t� � ,.� °' ' �'"`� j ;,,, ; �� ., ,- � Small irees and shrubs may be � �� large enough to accommodate th � �� y� � ; � , ; �'� �� ��; �` , planfed ad�ucent to power lines l'j! canopy and root system. `'"�`"f� `,��#a z .�,'�� ����� ���,��: ,.'„ - , ���',F�,i�.� _ `' �'' ' �,. � �. � , � :� n� �_ � �, � ; ��-� :� �, s t q ,n ayi,.s, 3 � a � T o �, n . ,, ��'i .., ..d �+�w.. � '.. Planting tall � � � ti *k �+, a�'���� �,,,�' � �` � .�R-�. �, t�� � �� '��, !<� � ' ��� A �� ��� . l tJ.� � � vn "��` � � trY�"" � �''� growing trees � � )'� - � �k �� � ��:��_ �::.�. .� r,,_ � ��� , .: � 'H' , ' z` .i'�7i: 3 . ' � � { Q'� � , � \ � . � � �� y� under or near �' �� � ~�;' �s�'. . ' / �,: � � � i ower lines '� ��= �` � P � � _,.� :�r,� . . ° � . --:� � � �.�= r �:-, , . , :._. will ultimately p require pruning Trees Shown at Mature Height to maintain safe clearance from ' �.�'� the wires. Trees toppling into overhead power lines can become f r outh Florida \ a public safety hazard and disrupt Recommended Trees o S 1 your electric service. Therefore it is These trees would be suitable for planting adjacent best not to plant tal� growing trees under or near power lines. to overhead clistribution powerlines �� You should not attempt to trim any vegetation growing near or on Geiger Tree Spanish Stopper qll overhead ower lines. Onl (Cordia sebestena) (Eugenia spp.) Y P y This slow growing tree Narrow canopy and the ability specially trained line clearing has striking orange blossoms to grow in limited soil space makes ;��` professionals should work around in the spring. Whether multi- �" >+�t �`-s this tree ideal for parking lot a'w"r `' stemmed or with a single ;`'r�'��4r islands and small landscapes. �. power lines. r��nk this tree works well as ����`rt}���� ��� Drought-tolerant once established. '(� p..�x_, r I a specimen or patio tree. .::: .r�-a �-�` �•- , '� t "''�'� - Growth Rate: Slow to moderate � Growth Rate: Slow Maturity Height x Spread: '�, ��� � �,���� �,��,�" ���� ��'� �, Maturity Height x Spread: _!i, � a';, ' 15-20' x 15' 6 15-20' x 20' Foliage: Evergreen 'r`��y7ak$g��'3�?t?'!?8915:9! �'1.1§6`tk��$S�"t Foliage: Evergreen '`�= z �,� }�%-� :: Glaucous Cassia 3 ` Silver Buttonwood (Cassia surattensis) �t:� , � � (Conocarpus erectus var. sericeus) Beautiful yellow flowers on an �� ,y ; years ,� •� �� � Silver to blue-green foliage provides outstanding small tree. Prune to fi �(� -� '� .. � .. ^Ay� `S > A . accent as a small tree or buffer maintain tree form. Ideal for >�� '�. •;� �'. b ,�, }�i{ Multi-stemmed, tough tree adapts , h���. �� small landscapes as years �, . � ` �.,�'� r� k '�,.�. , , ca ,� rn, f �� well to urban areas. ,,-r ,a� an accent tree. � � ; #�'�' � : - - ''� -. " ;�"��� Growth Rate: Moderate Growih Rate: Moderate �� � �-� Maturity Height x Spread: , Maturity Height x Spread: , 3 �S� "'�5_ . 15-20' x 2 0'- 3 0' 1 5- 2 0' x 1 5- 2 0' years Y.�� .���° Foliage: Evergreen Foliage: Evergreen '� www. F P L. co m/tree s Large Trees Need Their Space So That They �� ��� ��������� ���� �'���� ������ Here's a list of some canopy trees often seen in South Florida. These large, canopy trees need their space. If you plant a canopy tree on your property please follow these guidelines: ��v�_ .�_ . _,,., .: ,, ..:;- _ ._-- . _ - _��z� �. -�_ _.. _ . r_..__, , .:=-:��.,, _ : _ ' � . _., _ _�t _ — - . . " __ . _ . .,_ . _ -. .,_ u__ �:� : _.' ' _. _... . . _ .. _ _ _ , f' Bald Cypress w 60-80' x 25-30' 30' Upright & narrow >`>�� ��,•�' _ Brazilian Beautyleaf 30-45' x 30-50' 30' Spreading canopy � ;" -' � �: . Green Buttonwood 30-40' x 20-30' 30' Spreading vase +�; r, Gumbo Limbo 25-40' x 35-50' 30' Spreading canopy �°'""�"""� �, Upright & Narrow ° � Jacaranda 35-40' x 45-60' 30' Spreacling canopy , �; �#�, �,, • � ��F Live Oak 60-80' x 60-120' 30' Spreading canopy ���� �����ry°� Mahogany 50' x 50' 30' Rounded canopy ���� �X`�js`v/�``�z�'�� ;�d Paradise Tree 30-50' x 30' 30' Upright & rounded i `�+t�..�- Pigeon Plum 20-40' x 20-30' 20' Upright & rounded spreading Canopy Pink Trumpet Tree 25-35' x 15-25' 20' Upright oval .�-, �� � Royal Poinciana 25-40' x 50-60' 30' Rounded & spreading ��a��?�* � �� �.:. =:` � � ����, .. Satinleaf 25-40' x 25' 30' Upright vase shaped ��� �� South Florida Slash Pine 35-50' x 30-40' 30' Upright & slightly spreading ,,,�,�� _ Wild Tamarind 40-60' x 45' 30' Weeping spreading Upright & Spreading �i �,��_.�`���_ .-.. -_�. ��_<r�,, __ :.,: �.�_-_�� � iho�ks �o �he Floddo Urbo� Forezi�y Coo�dl for pro��d��g ��formo!�o� fo� th�, pobG�arb�- v�s�r �he Fbddo urbo� Fores�ry C000�B web :ne a� �.h,k.org. -..- - Make sure there are no buried wires . . - . .. - -- . . - . before digging in the spot for your . . -. .. . - . . . - . - -.. new tree Customers are asked to call Sunshine , . _ - - - - . . - . . . - . State One Call at 1-800-432-4770 before . - .. - � . . . . . digging in an area with underground services. � � � • - - • - • • - - • . Within 2 full business days of notice a utility . _ . . .. - . - - . . - . - � �, representative will . • inspect the : . -..- property to locate and mark any � � buried wires. �� �� �,, There is no charge - - � r -� °� _, -- :. ... for this service. www.callsunshine.��c��r� Visit ��wvw.FPL.com/trees for a list of FPL qualified tree contractors who can help you maintain your trees and keep them clear of power lines. Find out about man� other enerc�� topics b� v�sitinc� wwv��.FPL.COrtr�� MSC56-O505 � FPL ,.,;.,�,;�,� � � ��� "'-. - " ' ! .��"� -�.. ��, , ����s�"::; �� , ,., - � �```a I� REPLACINC POLES AND OVERHEAD WIRES — WITH UNDERGROUND SYSTEMS. � � __ ������`'�' o"������'��!��'� T H E P O W E R T O C H A N G E I. Free "ball parl<" estimate - based on FPL's past experience with similar projects Converting overhead facilities to underground can 2. Fee-based estimate - more detailed and be very complex and sometimes inconvenient. valid for up to six months That's why we would lil<e to assist you through your decision-making process by providing some important GETTINC STARTED — information about this type of conversion, including: H E L P F U L R E M I N D E R S • Obtaining Estimates A S Y O U B E G I N • Getting Started Because we understand the challenges of a project • Identifying Responsibilities • Contacting Us like this, we'd like to outline some pre-construction specifics you may want to consider. O B T A I N I N C E S T I M A T E S— ' Provide FPL with a written request clearly H O W T O G E T T H E identifying where to replace existing poles N U M B E R S Y O U N E E D and wires with an underground system Once a written request to replace existing overhead • Contact other utility eompanies (i.e., cable facilities is received from an individual, municipality or TV, phone) to determine the cost of moving their facilities underground homeowners' association, FPL will be happy to provide one of the following cost estimates: • Designate a single point of contact representing the neighborhood to communicate with FPL 1 D E N T 1 F Y I N G Note: With an underground system, not everything is R E S P O N S I B I L I T I E S — hidden. Major components formerly attached to the tops UNDERSTANDING E V E R Y O N E' S R O L E o f poles must now be placed at ground level, on customer FPL: property.Typically these are the green transformer boxes • Trenching and installation of conduit located at ground level. and back-filling trenches for the main underground system CONTACTING US — WE'RE HERE TO HELP Homeowner: • Trenching and installation of FPL-provided we look forward to working with you and are conduit and back-filling trenches from the main committed to doing our part to ensure your underground system to the individual home project's success. • Any electrical work required in adjusting the location where the FPL meter is attached to the home If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us at I-800-FPL-4FPL ( I-800-375-4375). Municipality/Homeowners' Association: • Restaration of all roadways, sidewalks, Our construction services representatives are driveways and landscaping available Monday through Friday, 7 a.m. — 7 p.m. • Securing utility easements on all properties • Clearing any obstructions that might interfere with the construction of the underground system MSC- I 02 . � ,_�_����.,,,. � ,.�, :{_ �ez ��-,�_ zy._ _=_t� ., „£.�__ .:_ _, .,. ;�g,� .. � ..���_ � ,� � � _ � � ' � c�uest�o�s? Underground Utilities We share your goal oF responding to the needs of your and Your Community community in considering the installation of underground electric facilities. Please contact your FPL representative if you would like further assistance and information. A Guide For Local Governments FPL FPL. Floricla Power & Light Company PO. Box 14000 Juno Beach, FL 33408 www. FPL.com � Recycled Paper � Making The Move To Underground If your area chooses to convert recover the conversion cost from those � overhead distribution facilities to customers. FPL bills those customers for underground, we can help. FPL a portion of the conversion cost each recently gained approval from the month, based on a payback schedule Florida Public Service Commission of up to 20 years. The monthly charge for a tariff to provide local govern- to these customers may not exceed rr,ents with an option to recover the either: cost of converting overhead distribution facilities to underground. 15 % of the customer's monthly Underground vs. Overhead Power Li nes This tariff is called the Mechanism electric bill for Governmental Recovery of Undergrounding Fees. $30 per residential customer or Many communities have considered The reliabiliry of overhead and How The $50 per every 5,000 kilowatt- converting pole-mounted or overhead underground lines is relatively com- TQI'1� WOrICS hours of consumption per electric power lines of the type seen parable. For example, both facilities commercial customer. in neighborhoods, to underground are subject to lightning damage. The tariff says local governments must facilities. These power lines, Although overhead lines may have FPL makes annual payments to the \\ pay in advance for the entire cost of called distribution more exposure to wind and tree local government, reflecting the entire lines, are the dama e under round facilities are converting overhead facilities to under- amount collected from the identified ,-. g' g ground. Local governments then iden- V M\ smaller, more prone to flood damage. tify the FPL customers benefiting from customers. , _ \ the conversion and contract with FPL to 1 � ;� \ � .� � �� E _ Underground facilities are typically more expensive than are overhead ��� _ lines. FPL's standard design calls for overhead power overhead facilities, the costs for '�, i-, ��' structures that bring electricity to your which we all pay as part of our elec- � tric bill. It is the Florida Public Service �� v, community's homes and businesses. ` � �;c�m�Yiission's ` po�icy, � � �/ �/ // and � � Underground power lines are gener � Y Q f ally viewed as aesthetically preFer- �� � able to overhead lines. Some cus- ` � tomers, however, may object to the associated pad-mounted transformers -- - or switches being placed in ease- ` FPL � �������� . _.-...- . . ments on or near their property. agrees, that _ � .- .- -.. . o= �.. ; those who request underground facili- _�. � ....�r�i;,. wr,��.,..,... . c, r _._. .. a ties in a particular area should pay � for the cost differentiaL �