Please be advised that for Peace River Electric Cooperative (hereinafter referred to as PRECO) to produce design documents for a new development, the following checklist must be completed.
Requirements to Begin Design
- One electronic copy of “County Approved” Subdivision drawing, recorded and stamped
- One AutoCAD format (.dwg) drawing of the site plan. Drawing must be on Florida State Plane Coordinates NAD 83 System Format and must include all utilities, streets, roads, sidewalks, lot numbers and lines, ponds, and permanent landscaping fixtures and buildings other than single-family residences.
- (Please note: drawings sent with extraneous layers, blocks, or xrefs will not be accepted)
- One copy of the Development Construction Phasing Plan, if applicable
- Indicate the location of the pump station, club-house, or any other structure requiring a 3-phase load, if applicable.
- (Please note: All Load sheets must be completed and returned to PRECO as soon as possible to ensure that no delay occurs)
- Indicate the location of any PRECO-provided metering for street lights. PRECO does not provide street lighting
- Contact name and daytime telephone number of the Development Point-of-Contact
PRECO requires easements for any property requiring electrical service. As such, we require tax map/parcel information for each lot in the development. To expedite the process, PRECO prefers to secure the easement before the site is subdivided. If the site has not been subdivided at the time of checklist submittal, please provide the tax-map information for the site.
Requirements to Begin Construction
- Make payment on invoice submitted based on design
- Before PRECO personnel can begin staking equipment in the field, all property markers must be installed, and all grading within the phase of the development must be within 6 inches of final grade. A flat, stump-free, cleared path 10 feet from the top back slope to the swale must be available. Additionally, all curb/gutter, sidewalk, or any other permanently installed feature must be in place before installation of wire can begin