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The document is a communication from Kenna J. Hagan, Associate Counsel for Black Hills Power Inc., to Ms. Patricia Van Gerpen of the South Dakota Public Utilities Commission regarding proposed revisions to interconnection procedures for small generator facilities. It includes details about the scope, applicability, definitions, and review procedures for interconnecting small generators (20 MW or less) to the electric transmission and distribution system in South Dakota. The document outlines various tiers of application reviews, associated fees, technical standards, and requirements for interconnection agreements.

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