Compatibility with Existing Utilities Clause Samples

Compatibility with Existing Utilities. ‌ The manhole and conduit system is to be installed so as not to interfere with the operation and maintenance of adjacent utilities such as, but not limited to, service connections, power lines, oil, water, and gas lines, sewers and other drains; telephone lines; electrical duct banks or buried structures within the construction limits. The 138kV cables used in this Project are engineered and constructed to be fully compatible with the operation and maintenance of nearby utility cables. The route has been investigated for known utility crossings. Utility information was compiled from record drawings and field collection. Existing utilities in the area and their locations are shown on the Plan and Profile Drawings in Appendix A. The manhole and conduit installation and construction activities will comply with the requirements for the protection of underground facilities set forth in 16 NYCRR Part 753. The purpose of these rules is to establish procedures for the protection of underground facilities in order to assure public safety and to prevent damage to public and private property. As required in 16 NYCRR Part 753, before commencing or engaging in any non-emergency excavation, excavators working along the cable installation route will provide notice of the location and date of the planned excavation to the New York Call Before You Dig system (811). Such notice will be served at least two but not more than ten working days, not including the date of the call, before the commencement date of the excavation or demolition. During the length of the Project the one call requirements will be adhered to. The one call tickets will be updated every 10 days as required by law. Copies of all utility notification documents will be retained by the Contractor and will be furnished at the request of PSEG Long Island, their Consultants and DPS. The plan for crossing above or below existing utilities will follow the industry standard which is a minimum of 1-foot clearance from all utilities. When necessary for adequate identification, or as determined by mutual agreement of the operator and excavator, the excavator will delineate the work area with white paint, white stakes or other white suitable markings. All underground installations will be positively identified using hand excavations and, when available, using locator services and detection devices provided by the utility owners. Trench excavation will begin only when all known utilities are verified. In the event tha...
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