The Electrical Service Requirements is located under the Service Manual Heading with and attachment to a PDF file.  The PDF file consists of 100 pages and can be viewed or downloaded for your convience.  Listed below is an outline of the file.  Any questions feel free to contact the Electric Department 541 488-5357 during regular business hours.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

I GENERAL INFORMATION

1.01 Purpose
1.02 Codes and Ordinances
1.03 Changes or Conflicts in Requirements & Guidelines
1.04 Application for Service
1.05 Types of Service Furnished
1.06 Approval for Service
1.07 Permanent Service Connection
1.08 Seals

2.01 General
2.02 Point of Delivery
2.03 Sealing of Cabinets and Gutters
2.04 Conductor Identification
2.05 Location of Meters
2.06 Temporary Service
2.07 Disconnection and Reconnection of Service
2.08 Relocation of Services and Facilities
2.09 Customer Equipment on Utility Poles

3.01 General
3.02 Service Drop
3.03 Installation Clearances for Service Drops 480 Volt and Under
3.04 Multiple-Family Overhead Service
3.05 Nonresidential Overhead Service
3.06 Overhead Service to Mobile Home
3.07 Overhead Service to Manufactured Home with Factory Installed Meter Base

IV UNDERGROUND SERVICE

4.01 General
4.02 Trenches Provided by the Customer
4.03 Raceways
4.04 Clearance from Swimming Pool
4.05 Residential Underground Service
4.06 Underground Service to Mobile Home
4.07 Underground Service to Manufactured Home with Factory Installed Meter Base
4.08 Nonresidential Underground Service

V SERVICE AT PRIMARY VOLTAGE

5.01 General
5.02 Customer Equipment
5.03 Utility Equipment

VI METER INSTALLATIONS

6.01 General
6.02 Acceptable Meter Sockets
6.03 Self-Contained Meter Sockets
6.04 Mounting of Meter Sockets
6.05 Current Transformer Metering
6.06 Socket for Reactive Demand Meter
6.07 Instrument Transformer Installations Over 600 Volts
6.08 Metering on Customer-Owned Pole or in Utility Enclosure
6.09 Time-of-Use Metering

7.01 General
7.02 Single-Phase Service
7.03 Three-Phase Service
7.04 Motor Protection
7.05 Motor Starting
7.06 Interfering Loads
7.07 Power Factor
7.08 Emergency or Standby Generator
7.09 Parallel Generation
7.10 Cogeneration
7.11 Available Fault Current

VIII OTHER CUSTOMER RESPONSIBILITIES

8.01 Customer's Responsibility for Safety
8.02 Rights-of-Way

9.01 Purpose
9.02 Billings and Charges
9.03 Large Customer Data Sheet

Typical Installation for Overhead Temporary Service
Typical Installation for Underground Temporary Service
Typical Residential Overhead Service
Service Mast Requirement for Mast Over 26" High
Pad-Mounted Transformer Clearances
Typical Residential Underground Service
Underground Service Riser Requirements
CT Meter Enclosure Requirements
Trench Detail Typical Subdivision Joint Gas
Trench Detail Typical Subdivision
3 Phase Transformer Pad 75-225 KVA
3 Phase Transformer Pad 300-500 KVA
3 Phase Transformer Pad 750-1000 KVA