2.1 TEMPORARY SERVICES
(a) for exterior temporary services, overhead or underground...$70
(b) for the complete temporary wiring system (includes main temporary service), needed for large construction jobs, commercial, industrial and institutional exceeding 600 amp...$300
(c) for each additional sub service connected to the main temporary service, for field offices, storage, and other types of site structures...$50
(d) for the connection of a main permanent service, to be used as a temporary service, until construction is completed...$100
Temporary connection permits for temporary services may be issued at the discretion of the Department. These will allow for the supply of power on a temporary basis to temporary installations or uncompleted permanent installations.
Temporary services may be renewed at the discretion of the Department.
In the event of the expiry or non-renewal of a permit, the power supply to a temporary service shall be disconnected.
2.2 SERVICES (MAIN SERVICE ONLY, PANEL INCLUDED, BASED ON THE AMPACITY OF THE EQUIPMENT)
AMPERES
(a) Residential...$80
(b) commercial, industrial, and institutional (panel included)...$150
(c) for the reconnection of a damaged service...$30
(d) for the connection of a meter only...$30
(e) for the connection of a permanent pole service...$80
Note: In item (c) above, an additional fee of $30 will be added if a new panel is required.
2.3 SWITCHBOARDS, DISTRIBUTION CENTRES, CONTROL PANELS
Fee for each...$55
2.4 OUTLETS (including devices) receptacles, light fixtures, toggle switches, data outlets, smoke and heat detectors (not part of a complete alarm system)
(a) basic schedule (wiring only), including fixtures...1.50 (minimum fee $20)
(b) basic fee for light standards, for subdivisions, parking lots, and similar installations plus any service equipment, based on ampacity, each...$15
(c) basic fee for highway lighting, plus any service equipment, based on ampacity, each...$25
2.5 PANELBOARDS
Fee for each...$30
2.6 MOTORS
Each motor...$25
2.7 GENERATORS (including each transfer switch)
Each...$50
2.7.1 Alternative Energy systems: Solar (Net metering) large and small Wind Turbines
Fee for solar system, up to 12 KW...$115
Fee for solar system greater than 12 KW...$250
Wind turbine, small system (including distribution equipment), each...$55
Wind turbine, large system (including distribution equipment), each...$100
2.8 HEATING AND COOKING APPARATUS
Electric range, automatic dryer, dishwasher, water heater and other similar equipment
per unit...$30
2.9 HEATING EQUIPMENT (OIL, GAS, ELECTRIC FURNACES OR WOOD FIRED)
(a) All units (residential), each...$30
(b) Commercial, Industrial and Intuitional unit, each...$50
2.10 TRANSFORMERS AND CAPACITORS
Fee, for each...$40
2.11 HEATERS
Combination radiator and fan (unit heaters), electric baseboard, duct heaters, ceiling radiant panels, convect air and similar heating equipment:
(a) each unit...$15
2.12 FUEL DISPENSING DEVICES
Motorless or self-contained motor driven dispensing devices, each device...$40
2.13 SIGNS AND MARQUEE LIGHTING
Each installation...$40
2.14 X-RAY EQUIPMENT, Dental Chairs and other similar patient care equipment
Fee, for each...$45
2.15 FIRE AND INTRUSION ALARM, ENERGY MANAGEMENT, NURSE CALL AND SIMILAR SYSTEMS
(a) Residential units, each...$65
(b) Commercial, industrial and institutional, each...$100
plus $1.50 per device, exceeding 10 units
2.16 AIR CONDITIONING AND REFRIGERATION UNITS
Air conditioning, refrigeration, combination heating and cooling, walk-in freezers and heat pumps, each...$30
Note: Additional motors associated with the above equipment shall be charged for as per the fee schedule for motors.
2.17 POWER OUTLETS (Outlet Box and/or Receptacle)
Example: For the installation of welders, voltage regulators, phase converters, battery chargers, regulators, and dimming transformers and other types of large electrical equipment:
Rated at 30 amp, each...$30
Rated at 50 amp, each...$40
2.18 CARNIVALS AND OTHER VENUES
For the inspection of each “set up” for travelling shows, midways, circuses, festivals, concert venues, and for the annual inspection of amusement parks:
(a) the basic inspection fee, which includes the inspection of the first combination of rides and booths up to a total of 10, is...$150
(b) for each additional ride, food vendor, display booth or retail outlet inspected...$15
2.19 CARE FACILITIES
For annual inspections for Community Care Facilities and Nursing Home Board Licensing, the fee is...$50
2.20 LIGHTENING ROD SYSTEM
For complete installation...$100
2.21 COMMUNICATION SYSTEM
Installation of:
(a) residential including smoke, carbon monoxide and heat detection, each...$40
(b) commercial, industrial, and institutional, each...$60
plus $1.50 per outlet, exceeding 10
Note: See definition of “communication system” in Schedule 5.