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January 25, 2006 ADVISORY BOARD CALENDAR January 25, 2006 Calendar # Submission # Applicant Name andAddress Type of Request Installation Location Status Fee 46359CO2 05A0177CO2 Stat Electric Inc. Requested approval for the electric service Dunkin Donuts Store Approved $0.00 118-24 Queens Blvd., Suite311 equipment proposed to be installed 476 Second Avenue Forest Hills NY 11375 New York NY Carry over from September 14, 2005 meeting. Witth the stipulation that the circuit breakers in the new panel have a 22K rating. 46621CO 05A0425CO Lehigh Electric Products Company Requested approval for use in New York City of Approved $0.00 6265 Hamilton Blvd. your Dimmer Rack/Lighting Control Panel. Model/Series Nos. DX2-30, DX2-60 and DX2-120. Allentown PA 18106 Carry over from August 17, 2005 meeting. 46622CO 05A0426CO Lehigh Electric Products Company Requested approval for use in New York City of Approved $0.00 6265 Hamilton Blvd. your Dimmer Rack/Lighting Control Panel. Model/Series Nos. Sunburst: SB2400-6, SB2400-9 Allentown PA 18106 and SB2400-12. Carry over from August 17, 2005 meeting. 46813CO 05A0632CO Coastal Electric Construction Corp. Requested approval for the electric service PS/IS 263 Approved $0.00 232 Madison Avenue, Suite 200 equipment proposed to be installed 222-14 Jamaica Avenue New York NY 10016 Queens NY Carry over from December 14, 2005 meeting. 46831CO 05A0592CO B & G Electrical Contractors of NY Inc. Requested approval for the electric service Approved $0.00 1481 Blondell Avenue equipment proposed to be installed 25 West 51st Street Bronx NY 10461 New York NY Carry over from December 14, 2005 meeting. Wednesday, December 26, 2007 Page 1 of 17 ADVISORY BOARD CALENDAR January 25, 2006 Calendar # Submission # Applicant Name andAddress Type of Request Installation Location Status Fee 46832CO 05A0627CO Gannett Fleming, Inc. Requested approval for the electric service Visy Paper Approved $0.00 P.O. Box 560 equipment proposed to be installed Staten Island Facility Hammonton NJ 08037 Staten Island NY Carry over from December 14, 2005 meeting. 46842CO1 05A0620CO1 Inter-Connection Electric, Inc. Requested approval for the electric service Approved $0.00 6821 8th Avenue Brooklyn equipment proposed to be installed 45 East 89th Street Brooklyn NY 11220 New York NY Carry over from December 14, 2005 meeting. 46861CO . M. Chetrit Requesting permission on an existing 265/460 volt Denied $0.00 56 West 45th Street 1000 KVA service, to replace one for one 3 defective 555 Madison Avenue service switches rated over 1000 amps without New York NY 10036 New York NY ground fault protection. Carry over from December 14, 2005 meeting. Section 240.13 requires ground fault protection of equipment on 480 volt systems where the main disconnect are rated 1000 amps or greater. 46863 06A0013 Corporate Electric Group, Inc. Requested approval for the electric service Stuyvesant Town/Peter Cooper Approved $650.00 112-09 14th Avenue equipment proposed to be installed 514 East 20th Street College Point NY 11356 New York NY 46864 06A0026 Michael Mazzeo Electric Corp. Requested approval for the electric service Lutheran Medical Center Approved $650.00 41-24 24th Street equipment proposed to be installed 150 55th Street Long Island City NY 11101 Brooklyn NY Provide short circuit and coordination study. Wednesday, December 26, 2007 Page 2 of 17 ADVISORY BOARD CALENDAR January 25, 2006 Calendar # Submission # Applicant Name andAddress Type of Request Installation Location Status Fee 46865 06A0047 E-J Electric Installation Co. Requested approval for the electric service FDNY/NYPD Approved $650.00 46-41 Vernon Blvd. equipment proposed to be installed 850 Third Avenue Long Island City NY 11101 New York NY 46866 06A0049 Five Star Electric Corp. Requested approval for the electric service Hold $650.00 101-32 101st Street equipment proposed to be installed 1107 Broadway Ozone Park NY 11416 New York NY Need floor plan. 46867 06A0054 Robert -Allen Associates, Inc. Requested approval for the electric service Approved $650.00 283 Hudson Street equipment proposed to be installed #10 Rockefeller Center New York NY 10013 New York NY 46868 06A0056 MSM Electric, Inc. Requested approval for the electric service Approved $650.00 3089 Brighton 6th Street equipment proposed to be installed 880 3rd Avenue Brooklyn NY 11235 New York NY 46869 06A0057 MSM Electric, Inc. Requested approval for the electric service Approved $650.00 3089 Brighton 6th Street equipment proposed to be installed 614 Sheepshead Bay Road Brooklyn NY 11235 Brooklyn NY Wednesday, December 26, 2007 Page 3 of 17 ADVISORY BOARD CALENDAR January 25, 2006 Calendar # Submission # Applicant Name andAddress Type of Request Installation Location Status Fee 46870 06A0058 Takos & K Electric, Inc. Requested approval for the electric service Approved $650.00 38-58 11th Street equipment proposed to be installed 88-11 165th Street Long Island City NY 11101 Jamaica NY 46871 06A0042 SecureCom.Electric Requested approval for the electric service Approved $650.00 22-26 College Point Blvd. equipment proposed to be installed 1035 Fifth Avenue College Point NY 11358 New York NY 46872 06A0043 Livingston Electrical Assoc., Inc. Requested approval for the electric service Approved $650.00 162-20 77th Road equipment proposed to be installed 406-410 East 79th Street Flushing NY 11366 New York NY 46873 06A0046 Five Star Electric Corp. Requested approval for the electric service Clinton Green-Tower 2 Ok, but $650.00 101-32 101st Street equipment proposed to be installed 515 West 52nd Street Ozone Park NY 11416 New York NY 1) 2000A and 600A fuse not coordinated(TDP-16). 2) Bus undersized in TDP-3. 46874 06A0006 Hugh O Kane Electric Company, Inc. Requested approval for the electric service NBC Emerg. Pwr to Studio 1A Approved $650.00 30-40 48th Avenue equipment proposed to be installed 30 Rockefeller Plaza Long Island City NY 11101 New York NY Wednesday, December 26, 2007 Page 4 of 17 ADVISORY BOARD CALENDAR January 25, 2006 Calendar # Submission # Applicant Name andAddress Type of Request Installation Location Status Fee 46875 06A0007 H & L Electric Inc. Requested approval for the electric service Waldorf Astoria Approved $650.00 41-11 28th Street equipment proposed to be installed 301 Park Avenue Long Island City NY New York NY XFMRS should be 208A-480Y. Job finalized 2/28/06. 46876 06A0010 Selpan Electric Co., Inc. Requested approval for the electric service Silverstein Properties Approved $650.00 23 Herkimer Place equipment proposed to be installed 120 Broadway Brooklyn NY 11216 New York NY Block off rear access to new switchboard. Job finalized 12/26/07. 46877 06A0018 Eastman Electric Corp. Requested approval for the electric service Dempsey Multi Service Center Approved $650.00 1541 Dean Street equipment proposed to be installed 127 West 127th Street Brooklyn NY 11213 New York NY 46878 06A0019 J.J. Rosenberg Electrical Contractors, Inc. Requested approval for the electric service Fisk Building Approved $650.00 27 Herkimer Place equipment proposed to be installed 250 West 57th Street Brooklyn NY 11216 New York NY 1) Increase bus size in tie switch component. 2) Reduce 3000A fuses to 2500A. 3) Switch and fuse drawn backward in 1600A distribute switchboard. 4) Verify feeders sizes. Job finalized 2/28/06. 46879 06A0022 Meir Electrical Corp. Requested approval for the electric service Approved $650.00 423 East 78th Street equipment proposed to be installed 230 Riverside Drive New York NY 10021 New York NY Wednesday, December 26, 2007 Page 5 of 17 ADVISORY BOARD CALENDAR January 25, 2006 Calendar # Submission # Applicant Name andAddress Type of Request Installation Location Status Fee 46880 06A0024 Approved Electrical Contractors, Inc. Requested approval for the electric service Wartbug Lutheran Home for Aging Approved $650.00 6318 New Utrecht Avenue equipment proposed to be installed 50 Sheffield Avenue Brooklyn NY 11219 Brooklyn NY 46881 06A0030 A.S.R. Electrical Contracting, Inc. Requested approval for the electric service Desmond Tutu Education Ctr. Hold $650.00 177-04 93rd Avenue equipment proposed to be installed 175 9th Avenue Jamaica NY 11433 New York NY 1) Supplementary ground. 2) Fire pump s/s needs neutral to be bonded. 3) Fuse cutout (normal) bond neutral. 4) Provide FLA of fire pump. 5) Fire pump feeder must be 2 hours fire rated. 6) Ground chasis of a generator to a building steel. 46882 06A0033 Charan Electrical Enterprises, Inc. Requested approval for the electric service The Studio Museum of Harlem Approved $650.00 27-14 39th Avenue equipment proposed to be installed 144 West 125th Street Long Island City NY 11101 New York NY 46883 06A0035 D.J. Electrical Contractors, Inc. Requested approval for the electric service Hold $650.00 217 Fordham Street equipment proposed to be installed 60 Sutton Place South Bronx NY 10464 New York NY Provide physical of retrofit of panel by manufacturer. 46884 06A0037 Polo Electric Corp. Requested approval for the electric service Jewish Community Center Approved $650.00 497 Canal Street equipment proposed to be installed 1466 Manor Road New York NY 10013 Staten Island NY 1) Fire alarm switch must be service with a neutral which must be bonded. 2. 3000A service switch incorrect orientation . Job finalized 2/28/06. Wednesday, December 26, 2007 Page 6 of 17 ADVISORY BOARD CALENDAR January 25, 2006 Calendar # Submission # Applicant Name andAddress Type of Request Installation Location Status Fee 46885 06A0039 Sajiun Electric Inc. Requested approval for the electric service PS-125, M Approved $650.00 105 West 27th Street equipment proposed to be installed 425 West 123rd Street New York NY 10001 New York NY 46886 06A0028 Up Town Electric, Inc. Requested approval for the electric service Hold $650.00 128-20 14th Avenue equipment proposed to be installed 2900 Veterans Parkway West College Point NY 11356 Staten Island NY Conform to rule 12-01 with F.A.
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