Attachment to Steel Poles Sample Clauses

Attachment to Steel Poles. ▪ The District will consider requests by a Licensee to access existing steel Poles. Proposed Attachments to steel poles must reviewed and approved by the District ▪ Attachments using through bolts in approved field drilled holes, welded vangs installed by certified welder or other approved project specific attachment method that matches the aesthetics of the steel pole will be considered. ▪ The use of a self-tapping set screw for grounding of equipment or other non-load bearing attachment methods, (e.g. Rivnuts), may be considered on a case by case basis. ▪ The use of stainless-steel bands on District weathering steel poles will not be allowed.
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