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EHD - Public
ProgramCode
2900 - Site Mitigation Program
File Section
WORK PLANS
RECORD_ID
PR0524769
PE
2960
FACILITY_ID
FA0016627
FACILITY_NAME
PG&E FRENCH CAMP YARD
STREET_NUMBER
401
Direction
E
STREET_NAME
FRENCH CAMP
STREET_TYPE
RD
City
FRENCH CAMP
Zip
95231
APN
19314013
CURRENT_STATUS
02
SITE_LOCATION
401 E FRENCH CAMP RD
P_LOCATION
99
P_DISTRICT
001
QC Status
Approved
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ATTACHMENT <br /> PRE-DRILLING/EXCAVATION CHECKLIST AND UTILITY CLEARANCE LOG <br /> �F PROJECT: <br /> LOCATION: DATE: <br /> UTILITY LOCATOR: UTILITY LOCATOR PHONE#: <br /> DATE OF LOCATOR REQUEST: LOCATOR CALL REFERENCE#: <br /> J <br /> Instructions. This checklist is to be completed by SECOR personnel prior to initiation of field activities as a safety measure to insure that all underground <br /> utility lines,other underground structures and above-ground power lines are clearly marked in the area selected for boring or excavation. DRILLING OR <br /> EXCAVATION WORK MAY NOT PROCEED UNTIL (fill in the name of the utility service)HAS <br /> BEEN CONTACTED AND THIS CHECKLIST HAS BEEN COMPLETED. IF ANY OF THE QUESTIONS ANSWERED BELOW ARE ANSWERED"NO", <br /> 'J THEN PROJECT MANAGER MUST BE CONTACTED AND CONCERNS/ISSUES DISCUSSED. Document the reason for a"NO"answer on the back of <br /> this form. <br /> Type of Utilities and Structures Not present Present How Marked (Flags, paint on pavement,wooden stakes,etc.) <br /> -J <br /> Petroleum product line <br /> t <br /> .JI <br /> I <br /> •J <br /> .J <br /> Septic tank/drain field <br /> Other <br /> YES NO PRE-MOBILIZATION <br /> ` Is a scaled site plan, map or drawing showing the proposed borehole locations attached to this form? <br /> 1 Does each borehole location allow for clear entry and exit,adequate workspace,and a clear path for raising the mast and <br /> I operating the drill rig and all support equipment? Ensure 20 feet of clearance distance between the mast and electrical lines <br /> SECOR H&S Policy and 29 CFR 1926.550 . Check with the power utility company. <br /> Are all of the proposed borehole locations and associated areas of pavement cutting at least 5 feet from any subsurface or <br /> above-ground utilities shown on client's building plans? SECOR PM check here ❑ if plans not provided by client(therefore <br /> II not applicable to this job). <br /> Are all of the proposed borehole locations and associated areas of pavement cutting at least 5 feet from any subsurface or <br /> above-ground utilities shown on public right-of-way street improvement or other public property plan or site map? PM check <br /> here ❑ if not applicable to this job. <br /> Has the Site Representative,familiar with the site,such as a construction manager, indicated no knowledge of any subsurface <br /> or above-ground utilities within 10 feet of the proposed borehole locations? is the Site Representative qualified to make such <br /> a determination? <br /> Are all of the proposed borehole locations and associated areas of pavement cutting at least 5 feet from any subsurface <br /> utilities identified during a geophysical survey?Applicable: Yes / No <br /> Have all Utility Locating Service providers notified by the public line locator marked out their facilities in the vicinity of the <br /> borehole locations or otherwise notified us that they do not have any facilities near the proposed borehole locations? <br /> Are all proposed borehole locations and associated areas of pavement cutting at least 5 feet from a visual line connecting two <br /> similar looking manhole covers? <br /> Are all proposed borehole locations and associated areas of pavement cutting at least 5 feet from a visual line perpendicular <br /> to the street from the water,gas,and electrical meters? <br /> Are all proposed boring locations and associated areas of pavement cutting clear of pavement joints,curbs,crash posts,or <br /> 1 other engineered structures? <br /> Does the pavement lack signs of previous excavation(e.g. no pavement subsidence, no differences in pavement texture or <br /> relief, no pavement patching)? If there are signs,determine the purpose of the previous excavation and act accordingly. <br /> Before drilling have you hand dug/used a water jet VacTron unit/tile probe/etc.,to dig a hole 5 feet below grade if possible, <br /> and is the diameter of the hole greater than the outer diameter of the drilling auger? <br /> Does the soil you encountered in the hand-dug hole appear to be native material(i.e.free of clean gravel,clean sand, <br /> aggregate base[gravelly sand with—10%fines],or other non-native looking material)? <br /> Have you made sure that you have identified all the expected utilities or have made sure that you can explain any missing <br /> utilities? <br /> i J Have the above concerns been discussed with the SECOR Project Manager? Yes / No <br /> Have the above concerns been discussed with the client? Yes ! No <br /> Have you made a reasonable effort to resolve the above issues? Yes / No <br /> Approval to proceed provided by: Client Representative Name Title and Date: <br /> Approval to proceed provided by: SECOR Representative Name Title and Date: <br /> • SECOR Field Technician Name: Title and Date: <br /> PG&E SECOR International Incorporated <br /> J f] SECOR Project No.050T.50234.00.0003 PG&E French Camp IIASPB.doc <br /> 32 <br />
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