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LEGAL NOTICE
The Lake-Lehman School Dis-
trict hereby gives notice that a
tentative Budget in the amount
of funds that will be required by
the School District in its several
departments for the 1986-87
fiscal year is available for public
inspection at the Office of the
Secretary in the Administration
Offices, Lehman-Jackson Ele-
mentary School, Lehman, Penn-
sylvania, between the hours of
8:00 AM and 4:00 PM, Monday
through Friday.
It is the intent of the Board of
School Directors of the Lake-
Lehman School District to adopt
this tentative budget after
making such revisions in it as
are deemed advisable and levy
the proposed taxes at a special
meeting of the Lake-Lehman
Board of School Directors to be
announced at a later date, but
not to be held prior to Saturday,
June 21, 1986.
Notice is also given of the
provisions of Act 138, approved
June 16, 1972, requiring every
resident or inhabitant of the
District to notify the proper
assessor of this fact within
twelve months thereafter. Fail-
ure to comply with this require-
ment subjects the individual to a
penalty equal to the tax for
which he is liable.
The assessor's name and
address for Jackson Township,
Lake Township, Lehman Town-
ship, Ross Township, and Har-
veys Lake Borough is Luzerne
County Assessors, Assessors’
Office, Court House, Wilkes-
Barre, Pennsylvania. The name
and address for the Assessor of
Noxen Township is Wyoming
County Assessors’ Office, Wyo-
ming Yaa Court House, Tunk-
hannock, Pennsylvania.
By Order of the Board of Direc-
tors
LAKE-LEHMAN SCHOOL DIS-
TRICT
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LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that Letters of Administration
have been granted to United
Penn Bank in the Estate of
Leona B. Krishock, late of Prin-
% Borough, Luzerne County,
ennsylvania, who died March
1, 1986. All persons indebted to
the said decedent are requested
to make payment and those
having claims or demands
against the estate to present
the same without delay to
United Penn Bank, Administrator
C.T.A., 8-18 West Market
Street, Wilkes-Barre, Pennsyl-
vania 18711.
UNITED PENN BANK, TRUST
DEPT
8-18 West Market Street
Wilkes-Barre, PA 18711
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LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that Letters of Administration
C.T.A. have been granted in the
following Estate. All persons
indebted to said Estate are
required to make payment, and
those having claims and
demands to present the same
without delay to the Administra-
tor named:
Estate of JOSEPH SAM
KOREY, late of Wilkes-Barre
City, Luzerne County, Pennsyl-
vania (died April 23, 1986).
Tamineh Korey, also known
as Sister Ernestine Korey, c-0
ANTHONY P. MOSES, Attorney
960 United Penn Bank Bldg.
Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 187011
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LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that Letters Testamentary in the
Estate of Arthur D. Landmesser,
late of the Municipality of Kings-
ton, Luzerne County, Pennsyl-
vania (died April 29, 1986) have
been issued to lowerth Jones.
All persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make
payment and those having
claims are directed to present
same without further delay to
the Executor, c-o:
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ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
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LEGAL NOTICE
Part 1
Pave Cut
Section 101. Definitions. The
following words, terms and
phrases when used in this Part
shall have the same meaning
ascribed to them in this section,
except where the context
clearly indicates a different
meaning.
The word ‘‘shall’’ is always
mandatory and not merely direc-
tory.
Whenever in this Part, the
words ‘‘directed’’, ‘‘required’’,
“‘permitted’’, ‘‘ordered’’, ‘‘des-
ignated’, ‘‘prescribed’’ or
words of like import are used, it
shall be understood that the
direction, requirement, permis-
sion, order, designation, or pre-
scription of the Municipal Engi-
neer is intended; and similarly,
the words ‘‘approved’’,
‘‘acceptable’’, ‘satisfactory’ or
words of like import shall mean
approved by, acceptable to or
satisfactory to the Municipal
Engineer.
APPLICATION FOR A ‘PAVE
CUT ‘PERMIT - a form provided
the utility by the Borough noting
pertinent data for the purposes
of inspection and control by the
Borough, and sonsing a
receipt of services performed by
the city.
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT -
preplanned to improve or
upgrade an existing system or
to install a completely new
system providing new or addi-
tional service.
CITY - shall mean the Bor-
ough of Dallas.
EMERGENCY REPAIR - work
necessitated by the rupture or
sudden malfunction of existing
underground facilities.
FACILITIES - means all the
plant and equipment of a public
utility including all tangible and
intangible, real and personal
property without limitations, and
any and all means and instru-
mentalities in any manner
owned, operated, leased,
licensed, controlled, furnished or
supplied for by, or in connection
with the business of any public
utility; provided, however, that
no property owned by the Com-
monwealth of Pennsylvania, or
the Borough at the date when
this Part becomes effective shall
be subject to any of the terms
of this Part, except as else-
where expressly provided
herein.
INSPECTION - a careful or
critical investigation not neces-
sarily confined to optical observ-
ation but is understood to
embrace tests and examination
for the purpose of ascertaining
quality and compliance as pre-
scribed in this Part and discov-
CL correcting errors.
MUNICIPAL CORPORATION -
means, all cities, boroughs,
towns, townships or counties of
this Commonwealth, and also
any public corporation, author-
ity, or body whatsoever created
or organized under any law of
this Commonwealth for the pur-
pose of rendering any service
similar to that of a public utility.
The term municipality shall be
and mean the same as the
Borough of Dallas.
PAVE CUT LOG - a chronolog-
ical record of pave cuts as
reported to the municipality con-
taining permanent data as
required by the municipality for
the purposes of inspection and
control.
PAVEMENTS - riding surfaces
of machine laid asphalt over a
base of concrete, brick, belgiam
block, crushed stone, bitumi-
nous concrete or oil and stone.
PERSON - means individuals,
partnerships or associations
other than corporations and
includes their lessees, assign-
ees, trustees, receivers, execu-
tors, administrators or other
successors in interest.
PUBLIC UTILITY - means per-
sons or corporations now or
hereafter owning or operating in
this Commonwealth equipment
or facilities for:
1. Producing, generating,
transmitting, distributing or fur-
nishing natural or artificial gas,
electricity, or steam for the
production of light, heat or
power to or for the public for
compensation.
2. Diverting, developing,
pumping, impounding, distribut-
ing, or furnishing water to or for
the public for compensation.
3. Transporting, or conveying
natural or artificial gas, crude
oil, gasoline, or petroleum prod-
ucts, by pipe lines or conduit,
for the public for compensation.
4. Conveying or transmitting
messages or communications
by telephone or telegraph to the
public for compensation.
The term ‘‘public utility’’ shall
not include:
1. Any person or corporation,
not otherwise a public utility,
who or which furnishes services
only to himself or itself; or
2. Any bona fide cooperative
association which furnishes
services only to its stockholders
or members on a non-profit
basis; or
3. Any producer of natural gas
not engaged in distributing such
has directly to the public for
compensation.
SERVICE - is used in this Part
in its broadest and most inclu-
sive sense, and includes any
and all acts done, rendered or
performed, and any and all
things furnished or supplied, and
any and all facilities used, fur-
nished, or supplied by public
utilities, in the performance of
their duties under this Part to
their patrons, employees, or
other public utilities, and the
public, as well as the inter-
change of facilities between two
or more of them.
SPECIAL ‘PAVEMENT - riding
surfaces of concrete, brick, bel-
giam block or cobblestone.
STREET - shall mean and
include any street, highway,
road, land, court, alley, public
square, or place of whatever
nature, whether dedicated or
not, open to the use of the
public as a matter or right for
purposes of vehicular travel.
UTILITY CORRIDOR - an area
within any public right of way,
usually underground but not lim-
ited to same, reserved for and
assigned to a specified utility by
the Borough. The area to be
used by the specified utility for
placing and operating its facili-
ties for transmitting and distrib-
uting its particular commodity or
service.
UTILITY RELOCATION - utility
relocation shall mean and
include the adjustment, replace-
ments or relocation of utility
facilities as required by street
construction or repaving project,
such as: removing or reinstalling
the facility, acquiring the neces-
sary right of way, moving or
rgayanging existing facilities,
changing the type of facility,
and any necessary safety and
protective measures. It shall
also mean the construction of a
replacement facility functionally
equal to the existing facility,
where necessary for the contin-
uous operation of the utility
service, the project economy, or
sequence of street construction.
WORK - the furnishing of all
materials, labor, equipment, and
other incidentals necessary or
convenient to the successful
completion of the project and
the fulfillment of all duties and
obligations imposed by this Part.
Section 102. Pertaining to the
Public Utilities and Public
Improvements Contractors.
1. Permit Procedure - A
ermit must first be obtained
efore any opening can be
made in any paved thorough-
fare, ‘cartway or sidewalk in the
\
municipality.
2. Normal Permit Procedures -
Applications for a pave cut
permit shall be available from
the Borough of Dallas, Borough
Road Superintendent, at the
Borough Building. An authorized
agent of a utility or contractor
may complete said application
at the Borough Building. This
shall be done a minimum of
twenty-four (24) hours in
advance of a planned excava-
tion. A copy of the completed
application signed by the Engi-
neer or his agent shall be in the
hands of a competent person at
the worksite described in said
application and shall constitute
a permit.
3. Alternate Permit Procedure
- Notification by telephone to
the Borough Office must be
made a minimum of fifteen (15)
minutes in advance of excava-
tion, but not more than twenty-
four (24 hours) in advance of
excavation. Anon in the pave
cut log (the record of notifica-
tion of the municipality) together
with a completed application for
pave cut permit shall constitute
a permit. The completion of an
application form alone shall not
constitute a permit.
An application form, properly
completed and including a loca-
tion sketch shall be collected
from the utility on a monthly
basis by the municipality. Permit
fees shall be billed on a monthly
basis by the Borough of Dallas
and shall be payable to the
Treasurer of the Borough. Appli-
cation forms shall be provided
by the Borough.
4. Emergency Permit Proce-
dures - In the case where an
emergency repair, as hereinbe-
fore defined, is found, the utility
shall notify the Borough Road
Superintendent, and inform him
that an emergency existed and
the day, time and location of the
pave cut. Emergency pave cuts
shall be recorded in the pave
cut log at the start of the next
business day following th emer-
gency.
5. Non-Fee Permits - Pave
cuts necessitated by municipal
sponsored public improvements
will be on a non-fee basis but
limited to a specific contract
area. A list noting exact loca-
tions and dimensions of all such
cuts shall be submitted to the
Borough Office at the comple-
tion of work. Notification will be
required for any pave cuts made
in State highways located within
the municipality for which a
Highway Occupancy Permit has
been issued.
6. Penalty for Failure to
Obtain a Permit - All work done
without a permit shall be subject
to a penalty plus regular fees.
7. Insurance Protection - The
applicant shall protect, defend,
indemnify, and save harmless
the municipality, its officers, and
or agents thereof from all
claims, suits, actions and pro-
ceedings of every nature and
description which may be
thereof for, or on account of any
injuries or damages to persons
or public or private property,
because of any materials or
appliances used in the work, or
by or on account of improper
materials or workmanship, or for
or on account of any accident of
any other acts, negligence or
omissions of said applicant, or
his agents, servants or employ-
ees, and the municipality shall
not in any way be liable there-
fore, during the period of the
work progress and the one and
one half (1-2) year guarantee
period following the completion
of the work. Minimum insurance
shall be:
A. $500,000 liability per indi-
vidual with $500,000 limit for
each occurrence for bodily
injury.
B. $500,000 liability for prop-
ey damage.
. Evidence of insurance in
the form of a certificate or letter
executed by a duly authorized
representative of the applicant’s
insurance carrier shall be sub-
mitted to the Borough Engineer
each January 15th. Said evi-
dence of insurance must include
the provision that the municipal-
ity shall be given proper
advance notice of at least thirty
(30) Jays of cancellation or any
material alteration in the appli-
cant’s policy.
8. Safety Precautions - During
the progress of work the appli-
cant shall provide and maintain
such barricades, warning signs
and flagpersons as may be
deemed necessary by the
municipality to prevent acci-
dents to the public and or
adjoining tenants. Minimum pre-
cautions must include, but
should not be limited to advance
warning signs on all approaches
to the work, safe crossing for
pedestrians each three hundred
feet (300'), barricades with
flashers on each exposed side
at fifty (50') foot intervals. All
precautions shall be in accord-
ance with the ‘*Manual of Uni-
form Traffic Control Devices'' as
adopted by the U.S. Department
way Administration, 1971, Part
IV, “Traffic Controls for Street
and Highway Construction and
Maintenance Operations.'’
9. Road Glosing: No street in
the Borough of Dallas may be
completely closed to traffic at
any time. One lane of traffic
must be able to pass unob-
structed at all times. Flagper-
sons must be posted at the
limits of work at all times to
direct traffic through the work
area, and all established traffic
patterns must be maintained at
all times. If all other means of
traffic control have been
exhausted, the municipality may
permit a road to be completely
closed fompotatly only with the
consent of the Chief of Police
and the Fire Chief. When an
emergency exists the Police and
Fire Department shall be noti-
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fied. An application form for a
permit to close a street will be
available from the Borough
Office. The completed applica-
tion bearing the signatures of
the before mentioned officers
shall be returned to the appli-
cant and shall constitute a
permit. A penalty shall be
imposed for failure to notify the
Police Chief and Fire Chief. (See
Fee Schedule)
10. Time Periods - For small
area pave cuts, the utility or
contractor shall be required to
complete the temporary restora-
tion within forty-eight (48) con-
secutive hours of the initial cut
during the normal working week
excluding holidays and week-
ends. Extension time may be
allowed upon appeal to the
Borough Road Superintendent,
provided the contractor substan-
tiates sufficient reasons for the
extension required. Work on
long cuts, those over twenty-five
feet (25°) in length, shall’ pro-
ceed in a continuous manner.
Permits for long cuts or capital
improvements will not be
granted during the months of
November through March
except o written permission
from the Borough Road Superin-
tendent. The utility or contractor
shall coordinate planned cuts in
the municipal streets with the
paving program of the Borough.
A construction schedule com-
prising planned cuts shall be
submitted to the Borough Road
Superintendent as they become
available. The municipality will
provide a paving program for a
one (1) year period to the
utilities prior to April 1st.
Changes in the utilities schedule
of planned cuts shall require
confirmation from the Borough
Road Superintendent. Changes
in the municipal paving program
shall be submitted to all utilities
at the earliest possible date to
permit the utilities to adjust their
respective schedule.
11. Scheduling - All excava-
tions shall be commenced and
completed by the use of reason-
able work force. In congested
areas and the central business
district, the municipality may
limit work to other than normal
daytime working hours. At the
cessation of work adequate
steel plates or wooden planking
shall be placed over the excava-
tion while it isnot being worked
to ensure full traffic flow. The
maximum length mf any opening
in the roadway shall be two
hundred feet (200'), unless oth-
erwise permitted, in writing, b
the Borough Road Superintend-
ent.
12. Excavated Materials - In
peak traffic areas all excavated
material shall be removed daily
at the cessation of work. All
gutters and drainage devices
shall be kept clean of all debris
and excavated material. Fire
hydrants adjacent to the work
shall at all times be readily
accessible to fire apparatus,
and no material or obstruction
shall be placed within fifteen
feet (15') of any hydrant.
13. Suitability of Materials -
The suitability of material to be
used as backfill shall be deter-
mined by the Borough Road
Superintendent. All materials not
conforming to the requirements
of this Part whether in place or
not, shall be rejected. Such
materials shall be removed
promptly from the work site.
14. Waste Material - Material
which is unsuitable and any
surplus of excavated material
shall be considered waste and
shall be disposed of by the
utility or contractor beyond the
project limits. In no case shall
waste material be left at the
work site.
15. Wet Material - Material
containing moisture in excess of
that percentage which will
ensure satisfactory compaction
shall not be used as backfill
materials.
16. Dry Material - Material
containing insufficient moisture
to obtain satisfactory compac-
tion shall be moistened before
compaction.
17. Opening of a Street -
Power driven concrete saws or
air hammers shall be used on all
cuts. The cuts must be of
sufficient depth to provide a
smooth edge. Opening in brick
or belgiam block based streets
shall be of sufficient width to
expose one-half ros of undis-
turbed interlocking stone. No
pavement busters, such as drop
hammers, hoe rams and the like
shall be used without, the written
permission of the Borough Road
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18. Location of Shut-Off
Valves - All shut-off valves for
water mains and gas mains, and
branches, may be installed
within the limits of the Highway
right-of-way lines. All shut-off
valves on service lines and
other pipes shall be installed
outside the highway right-of-way
lines.
19. Responsibility for Dam-
ages - In the event a cut is
made, and upon inspection,
damage to another utility's
underground facilities is discov-
ered, it shall be the responsibil
ity of the party making the cut
to contact the Borough Road
Superintendent, and all con-
cerned pertinent utilities ‘to
instruct them (it) to have repre-
sentatives inspect the condition
before any backfilling is begun.
Section 103. Preparation of
Streets for Paving, Repair or
Reconstruction.
The Dallas Borough Council
provides by this Part, for the
laying, renewing, and repairing
of all gas, water, steam, or
other pipes or conduits, in any
street, before the paving, repav-
ing or repairing of the same, and
for making the necessary house
connections with said pipes.
and also for the necesssry
house connections and
branches with and leading into
main or lateral sewers; provided,
that in no case, except as a
sanitary measure of which the
Council shall be the judge, shall
the Council require such house
connections to be extended fur-
ther from such sewers, or from
such gas, water, or other pipes,
or conduits, than to the inner
line of the curbstone of such
street. The Council may, after
notice to all companies, corpo-
rations, persons, and owners
affected, and in default of com-
pliance therewith, cause said
pipes to be laid, renewed, or
repaired, and said connections
made, and collect the cost of
paving, and repairing all pipes
and pipe connections, from the
companies, corporations, or per-
sons owning or operating the
said gas, water and other pipes
of conduits, with interest; and
the cost of the sewer connec-
tions shall be a first lien against
the land for whose benefit such
connections are made. A seper-
ate lien may be filed therefore,
or such sewer connection costs
may be included in any lien filed
for the costs of such street
improvement, and the lien and
the proceedings thereon shall
be as in the case of other
municipal liens.
1. Restoration - Prior to the
placement of the base course,
the existing base and surface
must be exposed six inches (6)
on each side on any failures
that may have developed. Res-
toration of flexible base pave-
ments shall consist of binder for
the full depth of four inches
(4). The wearing course 1D2
shall be placed at a minimum
depth of two inches (2'') and
rolled to conform with the exist-
ing road, and the edges sealed.
Surface treatments such as
sand or chip seals are prohib-
ited. On long cuts surface finish-
ing must be rolled with not less
than a six (6) ton roller. Small
cuts may be finished with a
mechanical tamper or vibrator.
All openings regardless of size
must be permanently restored.
2. Restoration-Special - The
permanent restoration of special
type pavements, such as con-
crete, brick, belgiam block, cob-
utters, or tiles, shall
consist of relaying the original
wearing course in accordance
with the original installation
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3. Testing and Inspection -
The Borough Road Superintend-
ent may inspect all cuts having
an ‘area of five (5) square yards
or more, and an inspection fee
shall be charged. Such inspec-
tion fees shall constitute
acceptance and approval of
work performed by the utility or
its contractor, but is is under-
stood that such acceptance and
approval does not relieve the
utility of any responsibility under
this Part throughout the guaran-
tee period.
Inspection of small cuts
having an area of five (5) square
yards or less shall not require
visual observation when the
work is in progress, but may be
approved or rejected thorugh
subsequent examinations and or
tosiing
4. Repaving and Reconstruc-
tion - Upon notification from the
Office of the Dallas Borough
Road Superintendent, of a
planned street resurfacing or
reconstruction, all utilities will be
required to test their lines and
services and to schedule neces-
sary capital improvements and
service connections prior to
resurfacing or reconstruction.
Thereafter cuts will be permitted
in the new pavement only in an
emergency. Pave cuts made in
new pavement shall be subject
to a penalty (See Fee Sched-
ule). Essential services for a
new building construction shall
not include the addition of an
alternate or secondary source of
fuel, water, heat or other serv-
ice not included in the original
construction or regarded as
essential to the original con-
struction. Pavement shall be
considered new for a period of
five (5) years, from the date of
placement.
5. Linestone and Monuments
- No linestone or monument in
the Borough of Dallas may be
removed, altered or buried at
any time. When pave cuts or
road construction require the
temporary removal of a line-
stone or monument it must be
preserved at the site and reset
at the direction of the Borough
Engineer. All costs incident ther-
eto, including surveys, shall be
charged to the utility or contrac-
tor. A penalty shall be imposed
for failure to report the removal
or alteration of a linestone or
monument. Burial or paving over
a linestone or monument shall
carry a penalty for each stone
or monument covered. In addi-
tion, all costs incidental to
exposing and or resetting a
linestone or monument shall be
charged to the utility or contrac-
tor.
6. Test Borings - All test holes
and borings shall require resto-
ration. Restoration of bore holes
shall follow immediately after
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testing with the application of
asphalt or other water resistant
plugs. A penalty will be charged
for each test hole found
unplugged (See Fee Schedule).
7. Replacement of Pavement
Markings - The uly and or its
contractor must replace in kind
all pavement markings damaged
or removed by pave cuts and
work incident thereto. All mark-
ings must be replaced within
five (5) days after permanent
restoration. The Borough shall
contract to have the necessary
repairs made and bill the utility.
8. Backfilling - The Borough
Road Superintendent's Office
must be notified in advance of
all backfilling. Backfilling will be
done in such manner as to
obtain compaction throughout
the entire length of backfill not
less than that which exists adja-
cent to the excavation. Type 2A
modified sub-base material shall
be used in all excavations. The
method of backfill shall be con-
sistent with good engineerin:
practice, i.e. the material shall
be placed in layers not to
exceed six inches (6'') properly
tamped using a mechanical
tamper or a mechanical vibrator
up to the bottom elevation of
the pavement structure.
9. Temporary Restorations -
All restoration made with cold
patch shall be considered tem-
porary. The permittee is respon-
sible for all costs and expenses
of making and maintaining tem-
porary and permanent restora-
tions of disturbed areas. Tempo-
rary restoration consists of a
minimum of three inches (3'') of
bituminous material and is main-
tained in place until permanent
restoration can be made.
10. Permanent Restoration -
Only utilities or their contractors
will be permitted to make per-
manent restorations of openings
in pavements. The restored
pavements shall be guaranteed
from failure from the date of
completion through two (2) win-
ters. Permanent restoration
must be completed within thirty
(30) days of the initial cut. Any
cuts made in the months of
November through March shall
be permanently restored within
thirty (30) days after hot asphalt
becomes available. Any failure
of restoration will be reported to
the pertinent utility and repairs
by the utility will be begun within
twenty-four (24) hours after noti-
fication. Upon failure of the
utility to repair the cut in a
satisfactory manner, the Bor-
ough shall have the option to do
the work or to contract to
complete the work and bill the
utility.
11. Replacement of Electronic
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Traffic Control Devices and
Ancillary Equipment - Electronic
traffic control devices and ancil-
lary equipment damaged or
removed because of pavement
excavations or work incident
thereto mus be replaced by the
Jy or its contractor, in kind,
in whole or in part as rquired br
the Borough Road Superintend-
ent. The municipality shall con-
tract to have the necessary
repairs made and bill the utility.
12. Determination of Lines
and Grades by the Engineer -
The Borough Engineer shall
have the final decision for the
determination of lines and
rades for street construction.
his decision shall be based on
good engineering practice and
municipal standards.
13. Utility Corridor-Vertical
Assignments for New Street
Construction - The following
depths for pipes and conduits
are assigned to the utilities
operating under this Part:
A. Gas lines shall be a mini-
mum of thirty inches (30'')
below subgrade.
B. Water lines shall be a
minimum of thirty-six (36'')
inches below subgrade - a water
main shall be a minimum of five
feet (5') below subgrade.
C. Electric lines and conduits
shall be a. minimum of twenty-
four inches (24'') below
subgrade.
D. Telecommunication lines
and conduits shall be a mini-
mum of thirty-six (36'') inches
below subgrade.
14. Horizontal and Aerial Util-
ity Corridors - Aerial installations
of electric power transmissions
and telecommunications lines
suspended from supporting
poles having their base and or
support wires within the public
right of way and interfering with
a roadway construction, recon-
struction or repair project shall
be relocated upon written order
“ from the Borough Road Superin-
tendent to a point specified
therein. The Borough Engineer
may require the utility to place
its aerial facilities underground
where it is deemed necessary or
desirable. Hereafter, aerial
installations shall be placed sub-
ject to approval by the Borough
ngineer. The Borough Engineer
shall assign horizontal corridors
on a case by case basis for all
new construction. All gate
boxes shut-off valves and other
regulating devices underground
for individual customers for gas,
water, steam, electric curb-
stone, or, in the case where no
curbing exists, to a point speci-
fied by the Engineer or his
agent.
15. Determination of Reim-
bursement - The Borough may
participate in the actual costs
less betterments of utility relo-
cation when: An existing utility
right of way is owned by the
utility and interferes with a
municipal construction project.
16.' Commencement of Utility
Relocation Activities - Upon
receipt of a letter from the
Borough Engineer authorizing
the start of physical work, the
utility shall commence work
within thirty (30) days unless
otherwise stated by the Borough
Engineer with reasonable cause
shown in order to clear the
construction area. The uiny
shall perform the relocation worl
in accordance with the approval
plan of the Borough Engineer.
Utility relocation shall be
accomplished by the utility to
assure its completion prior to
the commencement of roadway
construction. Areas of utility
relocation of work which cannot
be accomplished prior to the
start of construction but can be
accomplished simultaneously
without restricting the roadway
project contractor, may be done
concurrently with the contrac-
tors operations when approved
by the Borough Engineer and
the contractor.
It is acknowledged that field
conditions gecasionaly necessi-
tate revision of the utility reloca-
tion plan. It shall be the respon-
sibility of the utility to report and
justify such revisions, to correct
any data on file with the Bor-
ough Engineer. The utilities are
required to obtain the contrac-
tors concurrence prior to such
revisions within the right of way
of the project under construc-
tion. Minor modifications of the
relocation plan may be made
without prior approval of the
Borough Engineer. All such
changes shall be brought to the
attention of the project engineer
and shall be noted in the daily
inspection report.
Section 104. Enforcement.
1. Delegation of Authority to
the Dallas Borough Road Super-
intendent - The Dallas Borough
Council by this Part establish
that the responsibility and
authority for the administration
and enforcement of the Part
shall rest in the office of the
Dallas Borough Road Superin-
tendent.
2. Street Inspectors - The
Borough Road Superintendent
may appoint as his representa-
tives persons to enforce this
Part. These agents shall have
the authority and responsibility
for the enforcement of this Part
as vested in the Dallas Borough
Road Superintendent.
3. Non-Compliance - When