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Public Service Enterprise — Investor Presentation (2005)
30 slides from Public Service Enterprise's investor presentation, 2005
Slide 1: David Richter, Esq. PSEG 2005
David Richter, Esq. PSEG 2005
Slide 2: You Need an Easement For
You Need an Easement For: ¾Buried Underground Developments ¾Service of 200 Feet or More on the Property Being Served ¾Service Across Another’s Property ¾Any PSE&G Facility on Private Property David Richter, Esq. PSEG 2005
Slide 3: You Don't Need an Easement When
You Don’t Need an Easement When: ¾Service is Under 200 Feet on the Property Being Served ¾Facilities are Located in the Public Right of Way (Consent of Owner Needed) David Richter, Esq. PSEG 2005
Slide 4: Examples of When You Need Easements
Examples of When You Need Easements: Pipes or facilities on private property servicing another property Street David Richter, Esq. PSEG 2005
Slide 5: Examples of When You Need Easements . . . Continued
Examples of When You Need Easements . . . Continued: Pipes or facilities on private property that do not serve that property Street David Richter, Esq. PSEG 2005
Slide 6: Examples of When You Need Easements . . . Continued
Examples of When You Need Easements . . . Continued: Property is served from street with a long service line David Richter, Esq. PSEG 2005
Slide 7: Examples of When You Need Easements . . . Continued
Examples of When You Need Easements . . .Continued: Property is Subdivided and a new house is installed. Now PSE&G no longer has the right to keep the service line in this location. David Richter, Esq. PSEG 2005
Slide 8: Examples of When You Need Easements . . . Continued
Examples of When You Need Easements . . . Continued: Homes are fed through backyard service Street David Richter, Esq. PSEG 2005
Slide 9: Examples of When You Need Easements . . . Continued
Examples of When You Need Easements . . . Continued: Properties are Subdivided Street David Richter, Esq. PSEG 2005
Slide 10: Examples of When You Need Easements . . . Continued
Examples of When You Need Easements . . . Continued: Homes are being constructed and PSE&G must remove pipes or facilities Street David Richter, Esq. PSEG 2005
Slide 11: Examples Where PSE&G Had to Relocate Facilities
Examples Where PSE&G Had to Relocate Facilities: ¾ PSE&G installed gas and electric in streets prior to dedication as public streets – land owners never dedicated the street to the public and built a structure over the facilities – although an engineering solution was found, PSE&G will have to pay m
Slide 12: Procedures for Obtaining Easements
Procedures for Obtaining Easements: ¾Determine if Easement is Necessary ¾If Necessary, Send Information Request Letter David Richter, Esq. PSEG 2005
Slide 13: Information Request Letter
Information Request Letter David Richter, Esq. PSEG 2005
Slide 14: Procedures for Obtaining Easements
Procedures for Obtaining Easements: ¾Determine which Easement to Use •Husband and Wife? Type of Facilities? •Corporation? Type of Facilities? •Partnership? Type of Facilities? ¾Prepare a Drawing to Attach to the Easement •On New Construction, Have Customer’s Surveyor Prepare the Drawing ¾Get the Eas
Slide 15: Obtaining Easements: Determining Which Easement to Use
Obtaining Easements Determining Which Easement to Use: • Review information request letter and determine who owns the property. • If Husband and wife or individual have them sign the following easement. • Make sure you have the correct easement for your facilities; i.e. gas, private manhole, etc. Da
Slide 16: Husband & Wife Or Individual
Husband & Wife Or Individual David Richter, Esq. PSEG 2005
Slide 17: David Richter, Esq. PSEG 2005
David Richter, Esq. PSEG 2005
Slide 18: David Richter, Esq. PSEG 2005
David Richter, Esq. PSEG 2005
Slide 19: David Richter, Esq. PSEG 2005
David Richter, Esq. PSEG 2005
Slide 20: Corporate Easement
Corporate Easement David Richter, Esq. PSEG 2005
Slide 21: David Richter, Esq. PSEG 2005
David Richter, Esq. PSEG 2005
Slide 22: Partnership Easement
Partnership Easement David Richter, Esq. PSEG 2005
Slide 23: David Richter, Esq. PSEG 2005
David Richter, Esq. PSEG 2005
Slide 24: Easement if Facilities are Relocated
Easement if Facilities are Relocated: ¾ If you are relocating an existing line, you need to get a new easement for the new location. ¾ You will also need to quitclaim the existing easement. ¾ The following form will help you do both at the same time. David Richter, Esq. PSEG 2005
Slide 25: Relocation Easement
Relocation Easement David Richter, Esq. PSEG 2005
Slide 26: David Richter, Esq. PSEG 2005
David Richter, Esq. PSEG 2005
Slide 27: David Richter, Esq. PSEG 2005
David Richter, Esq. PSEG 2005
Slide 28: David Richter, Esq. PSEG 2005
David Richter, Esq. PSEG 2005
Slide 29: Now that the Easement is Signed
Now that the Easement is Signed: ¾Install the Facilities ¾Sign the “Prepared By” at the Top of the Easement ¾Send Easement to Manager – Corporate Properties ¾Always Keep a Copy for Your Files David Richter, Esq. PSEG 2005
Slide 30: David Richter, Esq. PSEG 2005
David Richter, Esq. PSEG 2005
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