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This document outlines the procedures for coordinating utility relocation during public improvement projects undertaken by cities and counties. It details the responsibilities of project engineers and utility companies during the design and preconstruction phases, including the handling of preliminary (\'A\'), intermediate (\'B\'), and final (\'C\') plans.

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1. Gather all relevant utility information including maps and service lines.
2. Identify the utility companies involved in the project.
3. Determine locations of existing utilities in the proposed area.
4. Assess the potential impacts of the project on existing utilities.
5. Coordinate with utility companies to plan for adjustments or relocations.
6. Document all communications and agreements with utility providers.
7. Create a detailed utility coordination plan outlining steps and timelines.
8. Share the plan with all stakeholders for review and feedback.
9. Implement the coordination plan and monitor progress.
10. Review and update the procedures as needed throughout the project.

Who needs utility coordinating procedures?

1. Project managers overseeing construction or development.
2. Engineers and planners involved in infrastructure projects.
3. Utility companies responsible for providing services.
4. Local government agencies involved in site approvals.
5. Contractors and subcontractors executing the project.
6. Environmental consultants assessing project impact.

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What is utility coordinating procedures?

Utility coordinating procedures refer to the established processes and practices that ensure the coordination and management of utility installations, alterations, and maintenance in a way that minimizes disruption and maximizes efficiency.

Who is required to file utility coordinating procedures?

Utility coordinating procedures must be filed by utility companies, contractors, and any entities involved in the installation, modification, or maintenance of utilities that may impact public infrastructure.

How to fill out utility coordinating procedures?

Filling out utility coordinating procedures typically involves completing a specific form that outlines relevant project details, notifying impacted parties, and providing a timeline for coordination. It should include information on the scope of work, utility locations, and any potential impacts to the public infrastructure.

What is the purpose of utility coordinating procedures?

The purpose of utility coordinating procedures is to ensure effective communication and collaboration among utility providers and other stakeholders, to prevent conflicts, reduce the risk of accidents, and facilitate timely completion of utility projects.

What information must be reported on utility coordinating procedures?

The information typically required includes project description, dates for commencement and completion, map or diagrams of utility locations, contact information for utility representatives, and any potential impacts on traffic or public access.