Transcription of Recommended Marking Guidelines For Underground Utilities
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Recommended Marking Guidelines For Underground Utilities FINDINGS OF THE Marking Guidelines SUB-COMMITTEE OF THE APWA ONE-CALL COMMITTEE Michael McDonald, Chair August 9, 2001 Recommended Marking Guidelines for Underground Utilities August 9, 2001 Page i i TABLE OF CONTENTS Marking Guidelines Sub-Committee Appendix A Recommended Marking Appendix B Responses to Comments Appendix C Request for Comments Posted on the Proposed Recommended Marking Guidelines For Underground Utilities Background Why are the Guidelines for Marking Underground facilities needed? The American Public Works Association took the lead in the development of the color codes for the identification of Underground -buried facilities that have been adopted throughout the United States and many other countries.
No consensus could be reached on acronyms other than High Pressure. This was partly due to no conflict symbology. It was agreed that any no conflict or site clear indication should include the initials of the company without facilities in the dig area. This could lead to more confusion than currently exists.
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