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Re: O/T Underground Cable
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Posted by Dave Anderson on March 22, 2007 at 14:11:22 from (70.17.17.47):
In Reply to: O/T Underground Cable posted by Shane in IN on March 22, 2007 at 04:58:04:
The thing that you need to do now is to call miss utility or your state's equivalent, and request the color coding card for reading the marks made by underground utilities locating companies. Once you have the code, the rest is simple. If you hit something when digging, figure out what you hit, then paint the appropriate colored line 4-6 feet from where you hit the line. When they come out say that you called, they marked, and you hit anyway, because they marked wrong!
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