Manholes and Handholes Sample Clauses

Manholes and Handholes. Manholes shall be placed in traveled surface streets and shall have locking lids. Handholes shall be placed in all other areas and be installed with a minimum of 18 inches of soil covering the lid.
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Manholes and Handholes subsurface enclosures which personnel may enter and use for the purpose of installing, operating and maintaining facilities.
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Manholes and Handholes. Manholes shall be placed in traveled surface streets and shall have locking lids. Handholes shall be placed in all other areas and be installed with a minimum of ##MATERIAL OMITTED AND SEPARATELY FILED UNDER AN APPLICATION FOR CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT## inches of soil covering the lid. 9.0 EMS Markers. EMS markers shall be placed 6 inches directly above the lid of all buried handholes and assist points. EMS markers fabricated into the lids of handholes are acceptable.
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