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MUST be filled out PRIOR to the Start of Field Activities <br />NO subsurface work in road Right of Ways or Off-Site (property boundary) without Written Authorization <br />Site Address: If Present -- <br />Site Safety Documents (on-site during activities) <br /> <br />"Yes or No" Fill Out, as applicable <br />Utility Staking Request Form (properly completed for current scope of work)? <br />Yes No Ticket # and Expir. Date: # <br />Site Health and Safety Plan? <br />Yes No Hospital Location Map Available Yes No <br />Identify on a Site Map the Location of ALL <br />Lines & Meters (or actual utility) and <br />Utility Identification "color" <br />Above Ground (AG) / Buried (B) <br />Indicate Nearest Building Quadrant (NE, SE, <br />SW, or NW) <br />Natural Gas (Yellow) / Staked? AG / B Yes No NW NE SE SW <br />Electrical (Red) / Staked? AG / B Yes No NW NE SE SW <br />Telephone/Fiber Optic (Orange) / Staked? AG / B Yes No NW NE SE SW <br />Cable TV (Orange) / Staked? AG / B Yes No NW NE SE SW <br />Water (Blue) / Staked? AG / B Yes No NW NE SE SW <br />Sewer (Green) / Staked? AG / B Yes No NW NE SE SW <br />Significant Site Features <br />UST system (UST cavity, dispenser islands, piping runs, vent pipes etc.)? <br />Above Ground Storage Tanks — ASTs (dispenser islands, piping runs)? <br />Electrical Transformers? <br />Area Lighting (Pole mounted lighting, etc.)? <br />Signage with electrical power (Business/Company signs, etc.)? <br />Underground lawn/landscaping sprinkler system? <br />Storm drain catch basins / man-ways and potential connecting conduits/lines? <br />Other <br />Pavement distress (Cracked pavement, "buckled" asphalt, etc.)? <br />Yes No <br />Yes No <br />Yes No <br />Yes No <br />Yes No <br />Yes No <br />Yes No <br />Yes No <br />Site Feature Located in Closest Property <br />Quadrant <br />(NE, SE, SW, or NW). Also Identify on Site <br />Map. <br />"Other" Concerns Located in Closest <br />Property <br />Quadrant (NE, SE, SW, or NW). Identify on <br />Site Map. <br />*Buried utilities can be found at any depth, but are most often found within the first 5 feet below the ground surface. Proceed slowly and <br />with extra caution when working within 5 feet of the ground surface. <br />NOTES: <br />SIGNATURE <br /> <br />DATE