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Subdivision Development

Subdivision Development

Our dedicated energy experts will closely collaborate with you to ensure a seamless electrical connection for your project. From planning to execution, we are committed to providing exceptional electrical services that empower your development to thrive in today’s ever-evolving landscape.

Developer Meeting

A meeting is required for all development projects in our service territory. At the initial developer meeting we will discuss the project plans as outlined in the meeting checklist.

Subdivision Guidelines

Following MVEA’s Subdivision Guidelines will expedite the process of installing electric service to your development project.

Pre-Construction Guide

The Site Requirements & Pre-construction Guide outlines the items that will need to be addressed before MVEA’s construction crews can begin.

Engineering Fees

The engineering fee is $1,500 plus $50.00 per lot. The engineering fee must be paid in full before a Distribution Line Designer can begin designing the electric service. Please pay by check at the Developer meeting.

Commitment (Will Serve) Letters

Commitment Letters provide confirmation that MVEA will provide service to the development and/or parcel within our certificated territory.

Things to Consider:

Please check with the local municipality regarding their requirements for overhead or underground electric service. Keep in mind a recorded plat must be received before a construction crew can start on the project.

Subdivision Extension:

Is also known as a “full system build” and is designed for serving multiple members within a planned development. The permanent location of transformers and metering equipment is known. MVEA recommends the building structure be within 250 feet of the transformer for optimal service performance.

System Backbone Extension:

Is commonly referred to as “backbone”. MVEA will design and build Junction cabinets and electric conductor only. A backbone is an electrical distribution designed to serve multiple members in a planned development, but the location of the transformers and meter equipment is unknown. A backbone is typically used for larger lots/parcels.

To request a commitment letter or a developer meeting, please fill out the form below and one of our representatives will contact you.

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