Wire zone definition
Wire zone means the land located directly under the widest portion of a transmission line. For a horizontal transmission line, the wire zone is bounded on each side by a location on the ground that is directly under the outermost transmission wire or the transmission tower, whichever is wider. For a vertical transmission array, the width of the wire zone shall be determined using the minimum safe distance specified in the North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC) FAC-003, version three, which is incorporated herein by reference, as amended and supplemented, and available at www.nerc.com.
Wire zone means the land located directly under the widest
Wire zone means the land located directly under the widest portion of a transmission line. [The] For a horizontal transmission line, the wire zone is bounded on each side by a location on the ground that is directly under the outermost transmission wire[.] or the transmission tower, whichever is wider. For a vertical transmission array, the wire zone shall be the minimum safe distance specified in the 2007 National Electric Safety Code, §232 to §235, which is incorporated herein by reference and available at http://standards.ieee.org/nesc/, that will allow maintenance on the wires.