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City of Seattle City Light Department POLICY & PROCEDURE Subject Number DSP 500 P III417, Schedule 102 Effective SERVICE POLES AND ANCHORS ON PRIVATE PROPERTY Supersedes Approved by Jorge Carrasco

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How to fill out service poles and anchors:

1. Begin by gathering all necessary materials, including the service poles and anchors, as well as any tools required for installation (e.g., drill, screws).
2. Identify the specific location where the service poles and anchors will be installed. Make sure the area is suitable and can support the weight and stability of the poles.
3. Use a stud finder or other tools to locate the studs or beams in the wall where the anchors will be attached. Mark these areas with a pencil for reference.
4. Position one of the service poles against the wall at the desired height and angle. Ensure that it is level and plumb using a level tool. Adjust as necessary.
5. Once the pole is in the correct position, mark the holes in the base plate of the pole onto the wall. This will indicate where the anchors will be installed.
6. Drill pilot holes into the marked areas on the wall. The size of the pilot holes should match the size of the anchor screws that will be used.
7. Insert the anchors into the pilot holes and tap them gently with a hammer to secure them in place.
8. Align the base plate of the service pole with the anchor holes and attach it to the wall using screws provided or suitable ones based on the type of anchor used.
9. Repeat the process for additional service poles, if necessary, ensuring proper spacing and alignment.
10. Once all service poles are securely attached, test the stability and make any necessary adjustments before proceeding with further installations or use.

Who needs service poles and anchors?

1. Contractors and construction workers often require service poles and anchors to provide support and stability for various components during construction or installation projects.
2. Service industries such as telecommunications, cable providers, and electrical companies can use service poles and anchors to securely mount utility equipment, cables, or lines.
3. Homeowners may need service poles and anchors to install exterior fixtures, such as lights or cameras, or to reinforce structures like fences or decks.

Note: It is important to refer to specific guidelines, standards, or manufacturer's instructions while filling out service poles and anchors to ensure proper installation and safety precautions are followed.

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What is service poles and anchors?

Service poles and anchors are structures used to support various utility services such as power lines, telecommunication cables, and street lights.

Who is required to file service poles and anchors?

Utility companies and organizations responsible for maintaining service poles and anchors are required to file the necessary documentation.

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What is the purpose of service poles and anchors?

The purpose of service poles and anchors is to ensure the safety, functionality, and proper maintenance of utility services that rely on these structures.

What information must be reported on service poles and anchors?

Information such as the exact location, height, material, and condition of service poles and anchors must be reported.