Overhead Cables Sample Clauses

Overhead Cables. No overhead utility lines or cables, including, without limitation, lines for electric, telephone and cable television shall be permitted (except for temporary lines as required during construction) and all such lines or cables shall be connected by means of underground conduits to the Buildings.
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Overhead Cables. All overhead cables shall maintain a minimum height of 20 feet above grade for a distance of 25 feet on each side of the Company pipeline. • No mechanical supports or service drops (including poles, towers, guy wires, ground rods, anchors, etc.) shall be installed within 25 feet of the Company pipeline. Specifications for Roads, Railroads, Paved Lots and Heavy Equipment On or Near Existing Pipelines, Facilities, and Rights of Way
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Overhead Cables.  All overhead cable should maintain a minimum height of 20 feet above grade for a distance of 25 feet each side of the pipeline.  No part or portion of mechanical supports and service drops, including poles, towers, guy wires, ground rods and anchors, should be within 25 feet of the existing pipeline. Guidelines for Roads, Railroads, Paved Lots, and Heavy Equipment Vehicles On or Near Pipelines, Facilities and Rights-Of-Way For all the following examples, the responsible party should submit advance notice to the pipeline operator, and receive the operator’s approval.
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Overhead Cables. It is Your Responsibility to ensure that any necessary overhead cables are sheathed/covered by your local DNO which is normally a free service. (The number to ring for this region is 0845 6014516.)
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