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Trico provides commercial services for property owners interested in having facilities designed and constructed on vacant, undeveloped land in Trico’s service territory. This includes:
Commercial projects/industrial developments
Irrigation or pumping loads
Government Agencies
Homeowner Associations
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Modifying Service
We Love An Upgrade
Trico offers the following services for modifying existing commercial facilities:
- Service upgrades
- Service relocation
- Repairs to service panel or pedestal
- Remove existing service or other facilities
- Covert facilities to above ground or underground
MODIFYING EXISTING SERVICE
Requirements, rules, and regulations
what we need from you
Some or all of these may be applicable, depending on your request.
- Provide service entrance equipment.
- Excavation, Backfill, and Conduit Installation.
- Contact AZ811 before digging.
- Identify new meter location.
- Identify property corners.
- Obtain easements (if required).
- Complete Trico Interconnection Agreement (Backup Generator).
- Obtain permits from proper Authority Having Jurisdiction (AHJ). View contact info below.
AUTHORITY HAVING JURISDICTION (AHJ) INFO
Before work can be undertaken, Trico applicants need to obtain permits from proper Authority Having Jurisdiction (AHJ):
- Pima County – Central Permits, 201 N. Stone – 1st floor, Tucson, AZ 85701
- Pinal County – Building Safety, 31 N. Pinal St. – Building F, PO BOX 1610, Florence, AZ 85132
- Town Of Marana – Building Safety, 11555 W. Civic Center Dr., Marana, AZ 85653
- Town Of Sahuarita – Building Safety, 375 W. Sahuarita Center Way, Sahuarita, AZ 85629
- City Of Tucson – Development Services, 201 N. Stone – 1st floor (North Side), Tucson, AZ 85701
- State Of Arizona – Office of Manufactured Housing, 1110 W. Washington St., Ste.100, Phoenix AZ 85007
*NOTE: For MOBILE HOMES ONLY, Trico requires both county and state clearance and Trico’s final inspection before energizing your meter.
APPLICABLE FEES
Some or all of these may be applicable, depending on your modification of service request:
- $50.00 Reconnect Fee will be billed on your next bill for any service that is disconnected and reconnected (non-refundable). (See rule 135 of Trico’s current RRLEP).
- A nonrefundable contribution advance may be required by the Applicant prior to Trico’s construction, for any new facilities and/or labor that Trico is required to provide due to your request.
- Design & Right of Way fee may be required to prepare detailed plans for large alteration or conversion projects. This paid fee will be applied to the final cost (See Rule 201.B of Trico’s RRLEP’s).
Pole Attachment
Procedures & Guidelines
Trico Electric Cooperative’s Pole Attachment Procedures & Guidelines includes the processes, procedures, and guidelines necessary for cable and telecommunication facility owners and operators to attach their facilities to overhead distribution facilities (“poles”) owned by Trico Electric Cooperative.
These processes, procedures, and guidelines will facilitate a timely completion of an attachment project with minimal delays or conflicts.
These procedures and guidelines shall at all times be subject to, and are not intended to supersede, amend or replace, the terms and conditions of the required Pole Attachment Agreement between Trico and an occupant.
Pole Attachment Resources
Pole Attachment Procedures
Pole Attachment Procedures and Guidelines
- The procedures and guidelines do not apply to any attachments to be made to Trico structures carrying transmission lines of 69kV or higher.
- These procedures and guidelines also shall not apply to the attachment of 5G wireless facilities of any electric facilities.
Exhibit C1 Application
Span/sag/tension calculation worksheet
Non-Applicable Structures
- The procedures and guidelines do not apply to any attachments to be made to Trico structures carrying transmission lines of 69kV or higher.
- These procedures and guidelines also shall not apply to the attachment of 5G wireless facilities of any electric facilities.
Trico Map Request
If you require a map of Trico’s area, requests can be sent via email to [email protected].
Economic Development
Powering People
The Tucson region is growing, and Trico is ready to assist the power needs of new commercial, industrial, and residential development in our area.
We offer tools and resources so you can discover what makes Trico’s service territory unique and ideal for your project or business.
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The electricity that powers our lives has become so commonplace that people sometimes forget the importance of using it safely.
Learn more about our safety resources and review our safety checklist to help you use energy wisely.