PSWG Meter Installation, Maintenance, Testing and Calibration Group
April 15th Meeting Summary

The sub-group discussed Sections 1 and 2 and had the following additions and corrections. SDG&E has volunteered to clean up the wording in the 2 sections.

.	Classes 2 & 3 will be combined into a new Class 2. Class 4 becomes Class 3. Class 5 becomes Class 4. - SDG&E will create the new wording.
	
.	Class 1 workers will be allowed to use automatic testing equipment as described in I.A.3.d.4..
	
.	SCE will develop wording to Class 1 workers use of in-socket testing.
	
.	 PG&E will develop wording for Section I.D.
	
.	PacifiCorp will develop wording for Section I.C.5.
	
.	SDG&E will develop wording for pad mounted meters as utilized in their territory.
	
.	The three UDC’s will send to the Chair (mwynne@uoc.com) their existing MSP installation check list for consolidation and incorporation in section II.D.
	
.	LADWP will revise Section II.E.6
	
.	Section II.6.E.9 has been moved to Site Verification
	
.	Sections II.F.3 and II.F.4 will be revised to reflect that either standard will be used.
	
.	Applied Metering Technologies will revise II.E.9 with a look at using +/-0.05%.
	
.	II.A.1 will incorporate the option of a tag.
	
.	The group referred to the Meter subgroup the issue of what type of life support and/or medical alert indicators should be included with the meter.
	
.	SCE and SDG&E will prepare a section on communication device installation.
	
.	PG&E will develop language for tests for Class 3. In general, the groups thoughts centered around a set of requirements and independent, CPUC approved testing sites being licensed to administer the tests.

Other issues.

.	A question was raised about non-socket meters. The consensus seem to be that if it met national meter standards they were okay.
	
.	Section I.E. was designed for the existing, temporary standards. This section should be reworked in recognition of standard procedures and an independent worker testing process.
	
.	The next meeting will focus on Sections 3 and 4 of the Activities Outline:

3.	METER INFORMATION
	3.1.	Business information Interface
	3.2.	Data Information requirements
	3.3	Information hand-off and timing among participants

4.	OTHER ISSUES
	4.1	Enforcement
	4.2	Conflict of interest (customer as MSP/MDMA)
	4.3.	Eligibility to read and retrieve meter data

Due Dates

1. 5/20 - Additions to Sections 1 and 2 are forwarded to the Chair (mwynne@uoc.com)

2. 5/23 - Revised Sections 1 & 2 will be posted on the web