Feeders to house

[powerserve]

I am an engineer that has worked mostly on the utility side of the meter. I have a new home I'm building with a detached garage where I have the meter, main disconnect switch, and a main distribution panel. I have 3 feeders from the MDP to 3 MB panels in the house of which two are together. The third panel is at the opposite end of the house. When I read the NEC, the 3 feeds to the house are feeders. Do the main breakers in the house need to be grouped together?

 

[infinity]

You have created a problem by having more than one feeder to a structure (the house). This is prohibited by 225.30.

 

[Smart $]

You have created a problem by having more than one feeder to a structure (the house). This is prohibited by 225.30.

[EDIT: misread the initial post]

 

[charlie b]

I am reopening this thread, and I have restored the two previous comments.

In a Private Message, "powerserve" informed me that he is not only an engineer, but also a licensed EC. He stated that he did the design and pulled the permit as an electrical contractor. That makes him eligible to post questions and seek assistance. This is not a "DIY" question, even if the OP is working on his own property.

I apologize to "powerserve" for the delay and the inconvenience.