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BACKGROUND  \nThe Electrical Work Guidance Document provides useful information to assist  \ndesigners , building owners and industry stakeholders in understanding the filing  \nrequirements and processes associated with the three different types of Electrical Work.  \nThis guidance outlines:  \n- Permit requirements  \n- Plan review and inspection triggers  \n- Documentation standards  \n- Special permissions (CCD1)  \n- Process schematics  \n2. INTRODUCTION TO LOCAL LAW 128 OF 2024  \nThe New York City Council adopted Local Law 128 of 2024 , which enacts the New York City Electrical Code. Effective December 21 , 2025 , the law introduces a formal definition of Electrical Work and mandates compliance for all filings submitted on or after December 21 , 2025.  \nTo support implementation, the NYC Department of Buildings (DOB) issued Buildings Bulletin 2025-008 and this accompanying Electrical Work Guidance Document. Code sections referenced in this guide are to Local Law 128 of 2024 unless specified.  \n3. CATEGORIES OF ELECTRICAL WORK  \nThere are three categories of electrical work filing schemes under the 2025 New York City Electrical Code which are selected by the applicant based on the type of electrical work being performed:  \n- Minor Electrical Work (see 28-101.5 and 28-116.2.4 Exemption)  \no Requires a permit  \no Does not require DOB inspection or plan review  \n- Electrical Work (see 28-101.5 and 28-116.2.4)  \no Requires a permit and DOB electrical inspection  \no Does not require plan review  \n- Electrical Work including Special Installations (see EC Section 110.2 (B))  \no Requires a DOB electrical plan review , permit, and DOB inspection  \n4. ELECTRICAL PLAN REVIEW: SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS  \nElectrical work that triggers plan review in accordance with EC Section 110.2(B) of the 2025 NYC Electrical Code must include the following:  \nA. General Requirements:  \n1. All documents must be submitted electronically to the EPR Unit at  \n[elecplanreview@buildings.nyc.gov](elecplanreview@buildings.nyc.gov)  \n2. Submissions must be prepared and signed by a New York State Licensed and Registered Professional Engineer, New York State Licensed and Registered Architect, or an individual who is licensed to practice the profession of engineering under the law of any state or foreign jurisdiction. A filing fee of $650.00 must be paid for each submission.  \nB. Required Drawings and Documentation:  \nAll submissions must include a one-line diagram, a plan view, and, if required , an equipment room layout and be in accordance with and include the following  \nrequirements , as appliable , pursuant to 1RCNY §4000-01 (b)(1):  \n1. All drawings must be clear, legible, and use standard notations.  \n2. Installations that are not all new must clearly mark what is new and what is existing. In addition, all new work must be encircled by a ‘bubble’ or ‘cloud’ on the drawings.  \n3. For residential installations, the calculations justifying a de-rating of the neutral must be submitted.  \n4. The plan view must be drawn to scale, showing the point of service entrance into the building. If the building sets back from the property line, the underground service feeder must be shown, including wire and raceway sizes.  \n5. The arrangement of service equipment and its proximity to the point of service entrance must be shown, including the manner in which service will be extended to the service equipment. If the switchboard is free standing, the clearance around the switchboard must be shown.  \n6. The location of the main switchboard and/or distribution panels in relation to the service equipment must be shown.  \n7. The location of the electric service room with respect to the surrounding areas must be shown.  \n8. The means of egress from the switchboard room and where it leads to must be shown. The legal exit(s) to which egress door(s) lead must also be shown.  \n9. When there is more than one service location within a building, drawings must contain a notation indicating t","cbCaifUEE3pqbtsD","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaifUEE3pqbtsD","pdf",977544,"English","# Background\n# Introduction to Local Law 128 of 2024\n# Categories of Electrical Work\n# Electrical Plan Review: Submission Requirements\n## General Requirements\n## Required Drawings and Documentation","[{\"question\":\"What are the three categories of electrical work filings under the 2025 NYC Electrical Code?\",\"answer\":\"The guidance lists Minor Electrical Work, Electrical Work, and Electrical Work including Special Installations. 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