N.H. Admin. Code § Puc 806.02 - Markers
(a) Within 72 hours
after receipt of notice from a proposed excavator or from the notification
center of a proposed excavation, but not including Saturdays, Sundays and
holidays, an operator or member of the notification center who owns or operates
an underground facility, shall:
(1) Mark the
location of its underground facility in the area of the proposed excavation;
or
(2) If no underground facility
is within the area of the proposed excavation, so notify the excavator pursuant
to Puc
804.02(e).
(b) An operator who participates in an
underground utility damage prevention system shall not be required to locate
underground facilities not owned by the operator, including, but not limited
to, any such underground facilities running from a house to a garage or other
outbuilding.
(c) An operator shall
mark underground facilities by the use of paint, stakes, flags, or by any other
means that clearly indicates the location of the underground
facility.
(d) An operator shall
consider the physical characteristics in the area of the proposed excavation in
determining the type of marker to be used.
(e) Operators shall mark underground
facilities according to the following color code:
(1) Red shall be used for underground
facilities conveying electric power, electric cable conduits, or lighting
cables;
(2) Yellow shall be used
for underground facilities conveying gas, oil, steam, petroleum, or gaseous
materials;
(3) Orange shall be used
for underground facilities used for communications, alarm, signal,
communications cables, or communications conduit;
(4) Blue shall be used for underground
facilities conveying potable water;
(5) Green shall be used for underground
facilities conveying sewer or used for drain lines; and
(6) Purple shall be used for underground
facilities conveying reclaimed water such as used for irrigation or slurry
lines.
(f) Excavators
shall use the color white for the pre-marking of the boundaries of a proposed
excavation, except as provided in (g) below.
(g) Excavators shall use pink for pre-marking
when snow conditions would render white premarking not clearly
visible.
Notes
#7350, eff 8-23-00; ss by #7900, eff 5-29-03; ss by #9318, eff 11-8-08
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