§ 57.105. Construction monitoring program.
(a) A utility which is involved in the construction of an electric generating unit as defined by 66 Pa.C.S. § 515(d) (relating to construction cost of electric generating units) but is not the construction manager of the electric generating unit, shall have a construction monitoring program. A description of the construction monitoring program shall be filed with the Commission when the utility files its construction cost estimate under 66 Pa.C.S. § 515(a) as prescribed by § 57.103 (relating to estimate of construction costs).
(b) A utility which is required to file a description of its construction monitoring program shall include the following in the description:
(1) A statement of the duties, responsibilities and procedures of the construction monitoring program’s organization and personnel.
(2) A list of reports which are forwarded to executive level utility managers from the utility construction monitoring organization. For the purposes of this subchapter, executive level management includes the level of vice president and higher. The list shall include the title and a brief description of the report to be included on the list.
(3) The project milestones and if requested by the auditor in charge, copies of the critical path network diagrams.
(c) Although a noncontrolling owner may not have the authority to establish or change the construction management procedures, the owner shall monitor the progress of construction and, if necessary, take action to compel the construction manager to use prudent and proper management procedures.
Authority The provisions of this § 57.105 issued under Public Utility Code,the Public Utility Code, 66 Pa.C.S. § § 501, 515, 1301 and 1308.
Source The provisions of this § 57.105 adopted January 9, 1988, effective January 10, 1988, 18 Pa.B. 181.
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