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PG&E Preliminary Document and-Plan t When planning a development project, it is important that any new buildings or landscaping are located a safe distance from overhead and underground utility lines. Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) has developed the following 3-step guide to assist cities/counties, builders, and developers with ensuring preliminary plans are compatible with any PG&E electric or gas facilities in the area. Please send all environmental and preliminary planning documents to pgeplanreview@pge.com or 6111 Bollinger Canyon Rd., 3rd Floor, Mail Code: BR1Y3A, San Ramon, CA 94583. Planning documents include (but may not be limited to): Environmental ry ` Documents, subdivision maps,general city/county plans SU 'electrics review process does not replace the application process for PG&E gas or ' MIT electrics service that developmentplans may require. For these requests please continue to work with PG&E service planningdepartment. https:llwww.pge.com/en_USIbusiness/services/building-and-renovation/ overview/overview.page PG&E will review the planning documents to confirm: Plans are compatible with any existing orproposedgas or electric facilities ST k 101 2 If a Public Utility Easement or Dedicated Easement is REVIEW needed for new facilities Compliance with existing easement, if applicable Within 45-days of submission, PG&E will issue a response letter. If no conflicts were identified, PG&E will provide approval to STEP preliminary plans, along with any requirements that must be followed as the project moves forward. RESPONS If conflicts were identified, PG&E will provide comments to the submitter to update and re-submit the plans. For More Information For more information, or to check the status of your plan review, please contact PG&E Land Management Department at 1-877-259-8314. PG&E will follow-up with you within two business days.