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§  764. Duties of excavators. 1. No excavator shall commence or engage  in any excavation or demolition unless and until timely notice is served  of the location and date of the proposed  excavation  or  demolition  as  provided   in   this  article  to  operators  who  maintain  underground  facilities in the area in which the excavation or demolition is to  take  place.    The provision of such notice to a one-call notification system  is deemed to be compliance with this section; and notice to the one-call  notification center is notice to  each  member.  Such  notice  shall  be  served  in  accordance  with  the  rules  and regulations adopted by the  public service commission pursuant to section one hundred nineteen-b  of  the public service law.    2.  Prior  to any excavation or demolition, the excavator shall verify  the precise location of the underground facilities in a manner set forth  in the rules and regulations adopted by the  public  service  commission  pursuant to section one hundred nineteen-b of the public service law.    3.  An  excavator may proceed with such work if he has received notice  from each operator notified by  the  one-call  system  that  it  has  no  underground facility in or within fifteen feet of the proposed work area  or  that  the  operator  marked  any  underground facility located in or  within fifteen feet of the proposed work area.    4.  An  excavator  engaged  in  excavation  or  demolition  shall   be  responsible  for protecting and preserving the staking, marking or other  designation by the operator until no longer required for proper and safe  excavation or demolition work  at  or  near  the  underground  facility,  maintain  clearance  between  the  underground facility, and the cutting  edge or point of any  equipment  to  avoid  damage  to  the  underground  facility  and  provide  support to and prevent damage to any underground  facility or its protective coating, in the means and  according  to  the  methods  set  forth  in  the rules and regulations adopted by the public  service commission pursuant to section one  hundred  nineteen-b  of  the  public service law.    5.  In  the  event  of  contact  with  and/or damage to an underground  facility, the excavator shall immediately notify  the  operator  of  the  facility  and  no  backfilling  shall  be  done  by  the excavator until  inspection and/or repairs have been made by the operator and no  repairs  shall  be  undertaken by the excavator until authorized by the operator.  In the event of an electrical short or the escape of  gas  or  hazardous  fluids  endangering  life,  the  excavator  shall immediately notify the  operator of the electric, gas or hazardous liquid  underground  facility  and  all persons who might be endangered and assist in the evacuation of  such persons.

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Statutes > New-york > Gbs > Article-36 > 764

§  764. Duties of excavators. 1. No excavator shall commence or engage  in any excavation or demolition unless and until timely notice is served  of the location and date of the proposed  excavation  or  demolition  as  provided   in   this  article  to  operators  who  maintain  underground  facilities in the area in which the excavation or demolition is to  take  place.    The provision of such notice to a one-call notification system  is deemed to be compliance with this section; and notice to the one-call  notification center is notice to  each  member.  Such  notice  shall  be  served  in  accordance  with  the  rules  and regulations adopted by the  public service commission pursuant to section one hundred nineteen-b  of  the public service law.    2.  Prior  to any excavation or demolition, the excavator shall verify  the precise location of the underground facilities in a manner set forth  in the rules and regulations adopted by the  public  service  commission  pursuant to section one hundred nineteen-b of the public service law.    3.  An  excavator may proceed with such work if he has received notice  from each operator notified by  the  one-call  system  that  it  has  no  underground facility in or within fifteen feet of the proposed work area  or  that  the  operator  marked  any  underground facility located in or  within fifteen feet of the proposed work area.    4.  An  excavator  engaged  in  excavation  or  demolition  shall   be  responsible  for protecting and preserving the staking, marking or other  designation by the operator until no longer required for proper and safe  excavation or demolition work  at  or  near  the  underground  facility,  maintain  clearance  between  the  underground facility, and the cutting  edge or point of any  equipment  to  avoid  damage  to  the  underground  facility  and  provide  support to and prevent damage to any underground  facility or its protective coating, in the means and  according  to  the  methods  set  forth  in  the rules and regulations adopted by the public  service commission pursuant to section one  hundred  nineteen-b  of  the  public service law.    5.  In  the  event  of  contact  with  and/or damage to an underground  facility, the excavator shall immediately notify  the  operator  of  the  facility  and  no  backfilling  shall  be  done  by  the excavator until  inspection and/or repairs have been made by the operator and no  repairs  shall  be  undertaken by the excavator until authorized by the operator.  In the event of an electrical short or the escape of  gas  or  hazardous  fluids  endangering  life,  the  excavator  shall immediately notify the  operator of the electric, gas or hazardous liquid  underground  facility  and  all persons who might be endangered and assist in the evacuation of  such persons.

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Statutes > New-york > Gbs > Article-36 > 764

§  764. Duties of excavators. 1. No excavator shall commence or engage  in any excavation or demolition unless and until timely notice is served  of the location and date of the proposed  excavation  or  demolition  as  provided   in   this  article  to  operators  who  maintain  underground  facilities in the area in which the excavation or demolition is to  take  place.    The provision of such notice to a one-call notification system  is deemed to be compliance with this section; and notice to the one-call  notification center is notice to  each  member.  Such  notice  shall  be  served  in  accordance  with  the  rules  and regulations adopted by the  public service commission pursuant to section one hundred nineteen-b  of  the public service law.    2.  Prior  to any excavation or demolition, the excavator shall verify  the precise location of the underground facilities in a manner set forth  in the rules and regulations adopted by the  public  service  commission  pursuant to section one hundred nineteen-b of the public service law.    3.  An  excavator may proceed with such work if he has received notice  from each operator notified by  the  one-call  system  that  it  has  no  underground facility in or within fifteen feet of the proposed work area  or  that  the  operator  marked  any  underground facility located in or  within fifteen feet of the proposed work area.    4.  An  excavator  engaged  in  excavation  or  demolition  shall   be  responsible  for protecting and preserving the staking, marking or other  designation by the operator until no longer required for proper and safe  excavation or demolition work  at  or  near  the  underground  facility,  maintain  clearance  between  the  underground facility, and the cutting  edge or point of any  equipment  to  avoid  damage  to  the  underground  facility  and  provide  support to and prevent damage to any underground  facility or its protective coating, in the means and  according  to  the  methods  set  forth  in  the rules and regulations adopted by the public  service commission pursuant to section one  hundred  nineteen-b  of  the  public service law.    5.  In  the  event  of  contact  with  and/or damage to an underground  facility, the excavator shall immediately notify  the  operator  of  the  facility  and  no  backfilling  shall  be  done  by  the excavator until  inspection and/or repairs have been made by the operator and no  repairs  shall  be  undertaken by the excavator until authorized by the operator.  In the event of an electrical short or the escape of  gas  or  hazardous  fluids  endangering  life,  the  excavator  shall immediately notify the  operator of the electric, gas or hazardous liquid  underground  facility  and  all persons who might be endangered and assist in the evacuation of  such persons.