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As you complete this document, ensure that you type the correct details in each required field:
1. The certification requires specific information about both the applicant and the property. Ensure that the following sections are fully and accurately completed:
2. Once the first section is complete, move on to fill out the remaining fields: all local permits (if any are required), Date, Central Maine Power Company, Signature, Title, Please return this certification, Central Maine Power, Center Rd, Fairfield ME, Or CMP Fax, and Or email address. Double-check every entry before continuing to the next section.
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What Information Do You Need to Complete This Certification
Gather the following details before starting the certification process:
- Your full legal name and current mailing address
- Your telephone number and the CMP-issued notification number for your service request
- The precise address and description of the installation location
- The name and contact details of the authorized municipal official who will sign the certification
- Documentation confirming all local subdivision permits obtained under Title 30-A M.R.S.A. Chapter 187 are current
- Shoreland zoning approvals under Title 38 M.R.S.A. Chapter 3, if your property is within a shoreland zone
- Any correspondence from your municipality regarding land use approvals for the installation site
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is authorized to sign this certification? A qualified municipal official with authority over local subdivision and shoreland zoning permits must sign the document. This person personally confirms that all required permits are valid and currently in effect for the property in question.
When do you need to submit the certification? You must submit the completed certification before applying for new utility service. Central Maine Power will not process a connection request for a regulated location without a valid, signed certification on file.
What if some permits are still pending? You cannot obtain the signed certification until all applicable local permits have been officially issued. Contact your municipal planning or code enforcement office to check the status of any pending approvals before applying for service.
How should you submit the completed certification? Central Maine Power accepts submissions by mail, fax, or email. The current mailing address, fax number, and email are listed directly on the certification document. Choose the method that best fits your timeline, keeping in mind that mail submissions may require additional processing time.
Can a contractor submit the certification on behalf of the property owner? Yes. Contractors or developers acting on behalf of a property owner may submit the certification. The applicant information should reflect whoever is making the service request directly with CMP.
What happens after CMP receives the certification? Central Maine Power reviews the submitted certification to confirm its validity. If the certification is accepted, CMP proceeds with processing the service connection request. If any information is missing or the permits are found to be insufficient, CMP will contact the applicant to resolve the issue before moving forward.
For related utility forms, you may also need to complete an application for electric service when formally requesting your new connection. The Declaration CMP form is another Central Maine Power document available on FormsPal for customers who need additional utility-related documentation.