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This instrument is exempt from
recordation and transfer taxes pursuant
to §§ 12-108 and 13-207, respectively,
of the Annotated Code of Maryland.
All correspondence regarding this
instrument should refer to Deed
No. N62470-04-RP-00201
File No. 4500-N00421-0616
Prepared by: Department of the Navy
Naval Facilities Engineering Command
Atlantic
6506 Hampton Boulevard, Norfolk, Virginia 23508-1278
QUITCLAIM DEED
THIS QUITCLAIM DEED is made this
day of
,
200__, by and between the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, acting by and
through the Commander, Naval Facilities Engineering Command,
Atlantic acting under the direction of the Secretary of the Navy,
hereinafter referred to as the GOVERNMENT, and SOUTHERN MARYLAND
ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE, INCORPORATED a member-owned electric
cooperative organized and existing under the laws of the State of
Maryland hereinafter referred to as SMECO.
WHEREAS, the GOVERNMENT is the owner of that certain land,
as hereinafter described, situated in the County of St. Mary’s,
Maryland, and comprising a portion of the land under the
cognizance of the Department of the Navy at the Naval Air Station
Patuxent River, Maryland, hereinafter referred to as the
INSTALLATION; and
WHEREAS, pursuant to the terms and conditions of Contract
No. N62470-07-R-8199, as modified from time to time, including
any extensions thereof or successor contracts thereto, hereafter
referred to as the “CONTRACT”, SMECO provides the GOVERNMENT
certain services, as more particularly described in said
CONTRACT, related to the operation of said INSTALLATION; and
WHEREAS, the GOVERNMENT has constructed and is the owner of
those certain improvements located on said INSTALLATION land,
said improvements being identified as the electric subtransmission and distribution system hereinafter referred to as
UTILITY ASSETS,
SMECO:
defined as follows: 66-KV, 13.8-KV, and 4.16-KV
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electrical systems, distribution systems including service
laterals to buildings served by the systems up to and including
the meter base, current transformer cabinet or weatherhead on the
building or structure being served and, in the case of
transformers located in the buildings, up to the secondary (lowvoltage) side of the transformers.
The UTILITY ASSETS include
all buildings, structures and fences that are for exclusive use
of the electric sub-transmission and distribution system
including, but not necessarily limited to, buildings and
structures numbered 650, 650A, 650B, 1457, 2058, 2058A, 2274,
2480, 2459, 8286, and 8207. The UTILITY ASSETS also include
street lighting served by the electric sub-transmission and
distribution system. The electric sub-transmission and
distribution system shall meet the requirements of aforesaid
CONTRACT.
The electric sub-transmission and distribution system
terminate at the points of demarcation as listed in Attachment 1.
The UTILITY ASSETS will be used to provide the GOVERNMENT with
Utility Services for said INSTALLATION; and
WHEREAS, under authority granted to the Secretary of
the Navy under the provisions of Title 10, United States Code,
Section 2688, as amended, and pursuant to the terms of said
CONTRACT, the GOVERNMENT intends to convey by Quitclaim Deed to
SMECO, subject to the terms and conditions hereinafter set forth,
all right, title and interest of the GOVERNMENT in and to said
UTILITY ASSETS; and
WHEREAS, the conveyance of said UTILITY ASSETS is in
consideration of SMECO’S provision of aforesaid services under
CONTRACT, and for the express purpose of allowing SMECO to better
perform its obligations under aforesaid CONTRACT.
NOW, THEREFORE,
for $10.00 (TEN Dollars) and other valuable
consideration as set forth in Contract # N62470-07-R-8199,
including provision of $464,330.00 in service credits and the
obligation to provide $19.8 million in capital upgrades receipt
SMECO:
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of which is acknowledged, the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA does
hereby remise, release and quitclaim to SOUTHERN MARYLAND
ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE, its successors and assigns, without any
representation, guaranty or warranty, express or implied, and
subject to the terms and conditions hereinafter set forth, all of
its right, title and interest in and to the following described
property:
All those certain UTILITY ASSETS owned by
GOVERNMENT and located on, over or under
following two (2) tracts of land:
the
the
U.S. NAVAL AIR STATION PATUXENT RIVER, MARYLAND
(PAX RIVER):
All that certain piece or parcel of land lying and
being in St. Mary’s County, Maryland, comprising a
portion of the lands of the U.S. Naval Air Station
Patuxent
River,
Maryland,
and
being
more
particularly described as follows:
Beginning at a point as described in the
Declaration Of Taking filed Feb. 26, 1942, the
point being on the shore line of the Patuxent
River at mean high tide, being the western most
point of property then leaving river S 24-1/2 W
190.74 feet, thence S 24-1/2 W 297 feet to
centerline of Jackson Creek, thence up center of
said creek S 46 E 495 feet, S 18 W 495 feet, S
10-1/2 W 1,072.5 feet to a post set at the head
of said creek on a knoll by the west side thereof,
then running with the ravine and branch the twenty
following courses:
(1) S 34 06’ W 636.9 feet, (2) S 12-1/4 W 287.76
feet,(3) S 12-1/2 W 192.39 feet, (4) S 3 W
159.72 feet, (5) S 20-1/2 W 114.18 feet,(6) S 30
W 88.44 feet, (7) S 30 W 66.99 feet, (8) S 481/2 W 140.58 feet,(9) S 41 W 135.96 feet, (10) S
21 W 199.32 feet, (11) S 35-1/4 W 125.4 feet,
(12) S 17 W 225.72 feet, (13) S 47 W 171.6 feet,
(14) S 41-1/2 W 129.36 feet,(15) S 20 W 133.98
feet, (16) S 25-1/2 W 122.1 feet, (17) S 7 W
141.9 feet,(18) S 30 W 260.7 feet, (19) S 3 W
128.04 feet, (20) S 48-1/2 W 69.96 feet to a post
SMECO:
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set in said branch by a foot path, thence S 37 W
189.42 feet to a marked beech tree by the north
side of said branch, thence leaving said branch
and running through timber S 2 E 531.3 feet to a
post by the north side of a road, thence with the
course of an old private road S 62 W 253 feet to
a stone set on the south side of said old private
road, the northeast corner of a lot conveyed by
Francis and Catherine Barber, his wife, to Rose
Shorts and Elizabeth Chase, by deed dated Feb. 25,
1930, and recorded in Liber JMM 6, Folio 512,
among the land records of St. Mary’s County,
running thence with the said road to include said
lot 70, to it’s intersection with the northeast
side of State Highway No. 235, commonly known as
the Three Notch Road, thence running southeasterly
with the northeasterly right of way line of the
state highway approximately 16,200 feet, to the
intersection with the road leading from
Hermanville to Peerson, thence with the west side
of the last mentioned road, route 712,
northeasterly approximately 6,000 feet, thence
crossing said road to corner of Stone land, thence
N 83-1/4 E 1122 feet, to the southeast corner of
said Stone land, thence N 63-3/4 E 2,385.9 feet
to a locust post set on the southeastern shore of
Pine Hill Creek or pond, thence running and
binding with the shore of said pond the eight
following courses:
(1) S 57-1/4 E 106.26 feet, (2) S 59-1/2 E 198
feet, (3) S 79-3/4 E 341.88 feet,(4) S 63-3/4 E
215.16 feet, (5) S 61 E 114.18 feet, (6) S 521/2 E 94.38 feet, (7) S 78-1/4 58.74 feet, (8) S
85-1/2 E 264 feet, to the gut, thence with the
said gut as the water thereof runs S 53-1/2 E
509.52 feet, S 60 E 1,492.26 feet to the mouth of
said gut on the shore of the Chesapeake Bay,
thence running with and binding on said bay
northerly approximately 16,000 feet to the mouth
of the Patuxent River at Cedar Point, thence
running with said river and binding thereon
approximately 28,000 feet westerly to the point of
beginning, excepting four (4) land disposals made
since 1967 totaling 59.644. Containing in the
aggregate, after said exceptions 5,897.95 acres
more or less.
SMECO:
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All as shown on Attachment 2, NAVFAC drawing No.
13003463, dated Jan 8, 2008, attached hereto and
made a part hereof.
WEBSTER FIELD, SAINT INIGOES, MARYLAND (WEBSTER
FIELD):
Being all land in the First Election District of
St. Mary’s County as identified in the Declaration
Of Taking – Civil 1772, date of deed March 9, 1944
containing five parcels.
Beginning at an iron pipe, the starting point for
Parcel one, thence N 64 06’ E 430 feet more of
less to the south side of a county road, Villa
Road, and the northwest corner of Parcel two,
thence along the said county road the two
following courses: (1) N 64 06’ 05” E 268 feet,
(2) N 65 30’ 50” E 1,566.12 feet to the westerly
line of Grayson Road, a county road, thence
binding along the said roadway eight following
courses:
(1) S 14 02’ 40” E 277.08 feet, (2) S 19 15”
20” E 115.57 feet, (3) S 22 58’ 10” E 220.13, (4)
S 20 51’ 20” E 500.88 feet, (5) S 24 32’ 50” E
278.42 feet, (6) S 33 57’ 25” E 119.57 feet, (7)
S 41 59’ 05” E 276.73 feet, (8) S 35 58’ 58” E
141.85 feet, thence leaving the road and along
side south side of the Parcel two the three
following courses:
(1) N 88 58’ 18” W 637.79 feet, (2) S 1 28’ 02”
W 199.17 feet, (3) S 86 54’ 05” W 1,243.85 feet,
thence along Parcel three and four the following
two courses: (1) S 36 35’ 55” E 588.78 feet, (2)
S 43 19’ 35” W 360 feet more or less to a corner
of Parcel five, thence S 31 27’ 58” E 198.09
feet, to the westerly side of a county roadway,
Beachville Road, thence binding along the said
roadway the seventeen following courses:
(1) S 47 39’ 42 W 163.92 feet, (2) S 50 41’ 12”
W 199.12 feet, (3) S 50 41’ 12” W 309 feet, (4) S
47 39’ 03” W 100.73 feet, (5) S 46 28’ 40” W
100.79 feet, (6) S 43 05’ 31” W 100.85 feet, (7)
S 41 35’ 22” W 100.43 feet, (8) S 41 05’ 58” W
200.75 feet, (9) S 37 48’ 04” W 101.15 feet, (10)
S 34 31’ 55” W 100.77 feet, (11) S 33 23’ 30” W
SMECO:
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100.67 feet, (12) S 30 42’ 06” W 101.15 feet,
(13) S 26 47’ 12” W 101.76 feet,
(14) S 20 34’ 18” W 102.77 feet, (15) S 10 52’
54” W 72.74 feet, (16) S 4 51’ 42” W 1,729.36
feet, (17) S 2 45’ 48” W 203.92 feet, thence
leaving the county roadway
S 69 34’ 50” W 3,688.00 feet to the mean high
water line of the St. Mary’s River, thence in a
northwesterly direction along the mean high water
line of said river approximately 8,560 feet to
Priests Point, thence in a northeasterly direction
along the mean high water line of the St. Mary’s
River and St. Inigoes Creek, and a branch of the
St. Inigoes Creek for a distance of 9,280 feet, to
a point on the mean high water line of the St.
Inigoes Creek branch, thence S 16 39’ 32” E 1,385
feet to the point of beginning, containing therein
five parcels totaling 852.30 acres more or less.
As shown on Attachment 3, NAVFAC Drawing No.
1354638, attached hereto and made a part hereof.
The UTILITY ASSETS conveyed to SMECO by this QUITCLAIM DEED
are located on those two (2) tracts of land identified as
Parcels “PAX RIVER” and “WEBSTER FIELD” and shown on two (2)
drawings, Drawings Nos. 13003463 and 1354638, respectively,
attached hereto and made a part hereof.
The property conveyed to SMECO by this QUITCLAIM DEED
does not include the hereinabove described INSTALLATION
land which INSTALLATION land is retained by the
GOVERNMENT.
The property conveyed to SMECO by this
QUITCLAIM DEED does not include any water and/or
mineral rights. SMECO’S rights to occupy and use said
INSTALLATION land are as more particularly set forth in
said CONTRACT, made by and between the parties hereto
concurrently with this QUITCLAIM DEED.
THIS QUITCLAIM DEED is made subject to the following terms
and conditions:
1(A).
Subject to the terms of the Contract, said UTILITY
ASSETS are sold “AS IS” and “WHERE IS” and are conveyed without
representation, warranty, or guaranty as to quantity, quality,
title, character, physical and environmental condition, size or
SMECO:
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kind, or that said UTILITY ASSETS are in condition fit to be used
for the purpose for which intended.
1(B).
Said UTILITY ASSETS are located on the INSTALLATION.
The GOVERNMENT reserves access to and the right to use of the
UTILITY ASSETS in any case in which a remedial or corrective
action is found to be necessary after the date of the conveyance
of the UTILITY ASSETS.
In exercising this right of access,
except in the case of imminent and substantial endangerment to
human health or the environment, the GOVERNMENT: (1) shall give
SMECO reasonable prior written notice of actions to be taken
related to such remedial or corrective actions on the
INSTALLATION, and (2) make reasonable efforts to minimize
interference with the ongoing use of the UTILITY ASSETS.
Furthermore, the GOVERNMENT and SMECO agree to cooperate in good
faith to minimize any conflict between necessary environmental
investigation and remediation activities and SMECO’s use of the
UTILITY ASSETS.
Any inspection, survey, investigation, or other
response, corrective or remedial action undertaken by the
GOVERNMENT will, to the maximum extent practicable, be
coordinated with representatives designated by SMECO.
1(C).
SMECO covenants not to engage in activities that will
disrupt required remedial investigation, remedial actions, or
oversight activities, should any be required of the GOVERNMENT on
the INSTALLATION.
The GOVERNMENT and SMECO agree to cooperate in
good faith to minimize any conflict between necessary
environmental investigation and remediation activities at the
INSTALLATION, and the operations and construction activities of
SMECO, and successors, lessees, and contractors of SMECO.
1(D).
Said conveyance is subject to all outstanding
easements and third party rights, whether of record or not.
This
QUITCLAIM DEED identifies certain outstanding third party rights
currently known to the Government, as shown on Attachments 2 and
3.
The GOVERNMENT makes no representation regarding the
SMECO:
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existence or non-existence of any other third party rights not of
record.
2(A).
The parties hereto acknowledge that the condition of
the property as of June 27, 2003, has been documented in an
Environmental Condition of Property report commissioned by the
GOVERNMENT and received by SMECO. The Government shall continue
to be obligated for those environmental matters requiring
remedial or corrective action which are set forth in said
Environmental Condition Report or otherwise exist prior to the
date of this conveyance;
2(B).
SMECO hereby accepts all future responsibility and
liability for ensuring that said UTILITY ASSETS operate in
conformance with all local, state and federal laws, including but
not limited to appropriate environmental law and regulation.
2(C).
The GOVERNMENT assumes no liability for and SMECO
agrees to hold GOVERNMENT harmless from damages for personal
injury, illness, disability or death, to SMECO, SMECO’S
successors, assigns, employees, invitees, or any other person
subject to SMECO’S control or direction, caused in connection
with SMECO’S purchase and use of the UTILITY ASSETS.
3.
SMECO understands and agrees that it has assumed all
responsibility for the operation, maintenance, repair, replacement
and upkeep of said UTILITY ASSETS, and any and all other
improvements made or installed by SMECO, as necessary for SMECO to
fully perform its contractual obligations under aforesaid
CONTRACT.
4.
In the event of termination for default of the
CONTRACT, SMECO understands and agrees that, at the option of the
GOVERNMENT, title to said UTILITY ASSETS, and any and all other
improvements made or installed by SMECO, together with the right
to immediately re-occupy and operate said UTILITY ASSETS, and any
and all other improvements made or installed by SMECO, shall
revert to the GOVERNMENT by operation of law and according to the
SMECO:
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terms of the CONTRACT.
Upon the request of the GOVERNMENT, SMECO
shall execute such documents and assurances as may be necessary
to evidence the reversion of said UTILITY ASSETS and any and all
other improvements made or installed by SMECO, to the GOVERNMENT.
5.
SMECO understands and agrees that during the term of
aforesaid CONTRACT, it may not sell, convey, assign, or otherwise
dispose of said UTILITY ASSETS to a third party without the
express prior written approval of the GOVERNMENT, not to be
unreasonably withheld.
Any GOVERNMENT approvals for such third
party conveyance shall contain such protective rights and
guaranties as the GOVERNMENT shall determine necessary and shall
require that any sale, conveyance, assignment, or other
disposition of said UTILITY ASSETS identify, include and fully
subordinate the third party recipient rights and title to said
UTILITY ASSETS to the GOVERNMENT’S reversionary rights set forth
in this QUITCLAIM DEED or aforesaid CONTRACT.
6.
In the case of Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC), the
GOVERNMENT, will, consistent with applicable law, use its best
efforts to ensure that appropriate utility easements are reserved
to SMECO in any conveyance of affected real property.
7.
After the expiration of the term of said CONTRACT,
SMECO may sell, convey, lease, assign, or otherwise dispose of
said UTILITY ASSETS to a third party subject to the express prior
written approval of the GOVERNMENT, said approval not to be
unreasonably withheld.
The GOVERNMENT shall have ninety (90)
days for approval of any proposed sale, conveyance, lease,
assignment or disposal to a third party.
8.
The Commander, Naval Facilities Engineering Command,
Atlantic is solely responsible for all determinations to be made
by the GOVERNMENT regarding this QUITCLAIM DEED.
9.
This QUITCLAIM DEED may be executed in any number of
original counterparts, each of which shall be deemed an original
SMECO:
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of equal validity with the other and one and the same instrument
as the other.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have caused this
QUITCLAIM DEED No. N62470-04-RP-00201, written on this and the
preceding nine (9) pages, to be executed by their duly authorized
officers as of the day and year first above written.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
By:
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
Real Estate Contracting Officer
Real Estate Division
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA
CITY OF NORFOLK
)
)
I,_________________________, a Notary Public for the State
at Large, do hereby certify that ________________, whose name as
such is signed to the foregoing Quitclaim Deed No. N62470-04-RP00202 has this day acknowledged the same before me in the City
and State aforesaid.
Given under my hand this _____ day of ____________, 200X.
________________________
Notary Public
My commission expires: ____________________.
(SEAL)
SMECO:
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SOUTHERN MARYLAND ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE
By:
Austin J. Slater, Jr.,
President-CEO
STATE OF
)
CITY OF
)
I,_________________________, a Notary Public for the State
at Large, do hereby certify that AUSTIN J. SLATER, JR.,
PRESIDENT-CEO of Southern Maryland Electric Cooperative, Inc.,
whose name as such is signed to the foregoing Quitclaim Deed No.
N62470-04-RP-00202 has this day acknowledged the same before me
in the City and State aforesaid.
Given under my hand this _____ day of ____________, 2009.
________________________
Notary Public
My commission expires: ____________________.
(SEAL)
SMECO:
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ATTACHMENT 1
POINTS OF DEMARCATION
NOTES
1.
Figures apply to electrical service equipment whose load end
nominal voltage is less than 600 volts.
2.
SMECO is hereby granted 24-hour access to the points of
demarcation.
3.
If a point of demarcation is enclosed by the GOVERNMENT to the
absolute exclusion of SMECO, then SMECO shall proceed under the terms of
the CONTRACT. Examples of enclosures are fences with locked gates,
walls, screens, or similar barriers.
4.
SMECO owns all meters and associated accessories (base, fuses,
enclosures, current transformers, and related equipment.).
DEFINITIONS
Service: The conductors and equipment for delivering electric energy
from the serving utility to the wiring system of the premises served.
Service Conductors: The conductors from the service point to the
service disconnecting means.
Service Drop: The overhead conductors from the last pole or other
aerial support to and including the splices, if any, connecting to the
service-entrance conductors at the building or other structure.
Service-Entrance Conductors, Overhead: The service conductors between
the terminals of the service equipment and a point usually outside of
the structure, clear of structure’s walls, where joined by tap or splice
to the service drop.
Service-Entrance Conductors, Underground: The service conductors
between the terminals of the service equipment and the point of
connection to the service lateral.
Service Equipment: The necessary equipment, usually consisting of a
circuit breaker(s) or switch(es) and fuse(s) and their accessories,
connected to the load end of service conductors to a building or other
structure, and intended to constitute the main control and cutoff of the
supply.
Service Lateral: The underground service conductors between the street
main, including any risers at a pole or other structure or from
transformers, and the first point of connection to the service-entrance
conductors in a terminal box or meter or other enclosure, inside or
outside of a structure’s wall.
Service Point (Demarcation): The point of connection between the
facilities of the serving utility and the premises wiring. Ownership
changes at this point.
LEGEND
M
Revenue meter owned by SMECO.
S
P
Transformer, typically a pad-mount or an integral part of a secondary
unit substation.
X
First low voltage isolation device at the structure, typically a circuit
breaker at the main distribution panel, or a disconnect switch.
Structure
Structure or facility served by SMECO.
Pole
TX
Pole-mounted transformer.
FIGURES
Figure 1: Transformer inside of structure, with or without meter.
Figure 1 is a typical installation of a pad-mounted or unit-substation
transformer located inside of a building or other structure, with or without a
meter. The demarcation point for such a service is: For a pad-mount
transformer, the low voltage connection to the secondary bushings. For a
unit-substation, the load side connection to the low voltage isolation device,
typically a circuit breaker.
Distribution
Line
Structure
S
P
Demarcation
Figure 2: Transformer outside of structure, without meter. Figure 2 is a
typical installation of a pad-mounted or unit-substation transformer located
outside of a building or other structure, without a meter. The demarcation
point for such a service is the line side connection of the first isolation
device at the structure. The isolation device may be a circuit breaker at a
main distribution panel, or a disconnect switch, or other similar device.
Distribution
Line
Structure
Service
Lateral
X
Demarcation
S
P
Figure 3: Transformer outside of structure, with meter at structure.
Figure 3 is a typical installation of a pad-mounted or unit-substation
transformer located outside of a building or other structure, with a
meter at the structure. The demarcation point for such a service is:
For a self-contained meter, the low voltage connection to the load side
of the meter. For a current-transformer rated meter, at the meter
enclosure load side connection to the service entrance conductor.
Distribution
Line
Structure
Gov’t-Owned
Service-Entrance
Conductor
X
Service
Lateral
M
S
P
Demarcation
Figure 4: Transformer outside of structure, with meter at transformer. Figure
4 is a typical installation of a pad-mounted or unit-substation transformer
located outside of a building or other structure, with a meter at the
transformer. The demarcation point for such a service is: For a self-contained
meter, the low voltage connection to the load side of the meter. For a
current-transformer rated meter, at the meter enclosure load side connection
to the service entrance conductor.
Distribution
Line
Structure
Service-Entrance
Conductor
X
Demarcation
M
S
P
Figure 5: Transformer on pole, with meter located at pole. Figure 5 is a
typical installation of a pole-mounted transformer, with a meter at the pole.
The demarcation point for such a service is at the line end of the service
drop, typically at the secondary bushing of a pole-mounted transformer. The
Government owns the service-entrance conductor, and the service drop.
Pole
TX
Demarcation
Service
Drop
Structure
Service-Entrance
Conductor
X
M
Pole
Figure 6: Transformer on pole, with meter located at structure, outside.
Figure 6 is a typical installation of a pole-mounted transformer, with a meter
at the building or other structure. The demarcation point for such a service
is at the load end of the service drop, typically at a weatherhead located
outside of the structure. The Government owns the service-entrance conductor.
(Note: Meter is owned by SMECO)
Pole
TX
Demarcation
Service
Drop
Service-Entrance
Conductor
Structure
X
ServiceEntrance
Conductor
M
Pole
Figure 7: Transformer on pole, without meter. Figure 7 is a typical
installation of a pole-mounted transformer, without a meter. The demarcation
point for such a service is at the load end of the service drop, typically at
a weatherhead located outside of the structure. The Government owns the
service-entrance conductor.
Pole
TX
Demarcation
Service
Drop
Structure
Service-Entrance
Conductor
X
Pole