Tolerance zone definition
Tolerance zone means 24 inches on each side of the field marking placed by the operator in one of the following ways:
Tolerance zone means the horizontal space within eighteen
Tolerance zone means the horizontal space within eighteen inches of the outside wall or edge of a line or facility.
More Definitions of Tolerance zone
Tolerance zone means the range of Imbalances within an Account where it is considered to be in balance without action being taken to adjust receipts into or deliveries from that Account;
Tolerance zone means the area surrounding a facility that:
Tolerance zone means 24 inches from the outer edge of either side of the exterior surface of a marked underground facility.
Tolerance zone means a strip of land at least four (4) feet wide but not wider than the width of the underground facility plus two (2) feet on either side of the outer limits of the facility;
Tolerance zone means the site of the underground utility facility including the width of the underground utility facility plus eighteen inches on each side of the facility.
Tolerance zone means the area within 24 inches surrounding the outside dimensions of all sides of an underground facility.
Tolerance zone. The space in which a facility is located, and in which – Underground: Beneath the ground surface or submerged, including where exposed by temporary excavation. – Utility: a private, publicly, or cooperatively owned entity whose purpose is to deliver a commodity or service such as communications, television/ internet, power, electricity, light, heat, gas, oil, water, steam, and waste collection. – Utility Infrastructure: a cable, line, pipe, conduit, or structure used to gather, store, or convey products or services. (Note: may also be referred to as "facility" or "plant".)