IEEE 1441-2004 pdf download IEEE Guide for Inspection of Overhead Transmission Line Construction
5.1.1 Access roads
Location of access roads should be coordinated with agreements made with landowners or in accordance with localregulations for the safety of the public and constructor’s workers. Road access should be gated to prevent the entryof unauthorized personnel to the right-of-way and private property.
5.1.2 List of gate locations
A list of gate locations is important for the owner’s future operations and maintenance activities. A record of theocation, type, and size of gates will facilitate movement of workers and equipment when required for maintenanceor restoration
‘repare and review, with the constructor, a list of all gate locations before the work commences, in order to plan andorganize the work and to rule out in advance the cutting of fences and leaving them temporarily unrepaired. The listwill note the type and location of gates to be installed and should correspond with quantities and requirements of thespecifications.
5.1.3 Gate installation
Coordinate with constructor as to optimum location for installing the gates and approaches within the right-of-wayand/or access easements. Report accurately as to stationing, type, and location with the right-of-way and otheipertinent information pertaining to the gates and approaches.
5.2 Clearing right-of-way
Right-of-way clearing is an important public relations issue. Frequently, the owner will have made commitments tothe local government or landowners regarding the method of clearing, appearance of the right-of-way after clearing.and disposition of timber and slash. The inspector must be familiar with those commitments, and verify that they aremet.
5.2.1 Clearing specifications
Review the specifications and field verify clearing areas for specific requirements. Clearing shall be in accordancewith specification requirements. Monitor and report any unnecessary clearing damage to property or the landscape.
5.3 Access
Access to transmission line facilities is a major concern to both the owner and the landowner once the facilities arein operation. Separate agrements may have been acquired for construction access. The inspector should be aware oi
any access stipulations that have been specified.
5.3.1 Maps and documentation of agreed access
dentifying and documenting access to the right-of-way is important in maintaining a cooperative relationshipbetween the owner and landowner. Maps, pictures, and written correspondence should be utilized to properlyunderstand access agreements. The contractor should be kept aware of the agreements and unauthorized accessshould be reported and prohibited.
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