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work plan capable of accomplishing site activities while guaranteeing that fiber optic cables will not be affected. 2) Any subsurface activities conducted at a site as described in item 1, will require the on-site presence of the HSR or a designee as affirmed in writing by the HSM. 3) No subsurface work will occur at a site as referred to in item 1, without the owner of the fiber optic cable being present. 4) The fiber optic cable will not be considered located unless a representative of the owner of the fiber optic cable has visited the site, confirmed the location of the cable, and signed the work plan, which shall contain a site plan indicating the locations(s) of the subsurface work and location of the fiber optic cable. 5) Deviation from any of the above points, items 1 through 4, must be approved by the Area Manager. 6.1.8 Overhead Utility Line Contact Observe APTIM Procedure AMS-710-02-PR-06600. Observe the following overhead utility line contact procedures and practices: • Observe APTIM Procedure AMS-710-02-PR-05300. The AMS-710-02-FM-05301 Extra Hazardous and Repair Work ("Red Sheet") shall be completed each time overhead power lines are identified on site work area(s). • Maintain appropriate distance from overhead utilities: • Maintain at least 10 feet from overhead power lines, up to 50 kilovolt(KV) • For voltages over 50 KV, add 0.4 inches per KV to obtain the safe distance between equipment and power lines. • If voltage is unknown, remain at least 20 feet from overhead power lines. • Conduct a daily site inspection to determine where activities will take place and the location of overhead utilities and overhead obstructions. Once identified place-warning tape on poles and/or guy wires and attempt to plan the work so that no contact will be made with the overhead utilities or obstructions. Share the in-formation with the all site personnel. • As a precaution, a spotter will be used at all times during the construction phase when near overhead utilities or overhead obstructions. If contact is deemed un-avoidable, consult with the plant manager and HSM to evaluate the area to deter-mine if the particular overhead utility or obstruction can be removed prior to engaging in the activity. 6-4