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Types of Locate Tickets
STANDARD LOCATE TICKET
Work will begin not less than 2 working
days prior to confirmation of the locate ticket.
EMERGENCY LOCATE TICKET
Emergency excavation tickets are
produced in response to an emergency situation as defined by
Alaska State Law. ADI customer service agents do not
determine whether an emergency condition exists; however
they will ask the following questions to help the excavator
determine whether a true emergency exists:
a. Is this excavation necessary to
protect life or property?
b. Is there a material or
substance escaping from an underground facility?
c. Is there a vital public
service that has been interrupted?
d. Was/is there a break, scratch
or dent in an underground facility?
e. Has a roadway been impaired?
f. Does this "Emergency
Excavation" meet the criteria of Alaska State Law?
Note: Work scheduling problems are
not considered an emergency. If a utility reaches the
site and finds a "false emergency" was reported to
the Call Center, utilities may seek reimbursement for the
immediate locate service.
SHORT NOTICE TICKET
Work is scheduled to begin prior to the
state mandated two (2) working day minimum notice. The
scheduling request is noted on the ticket, however there is no
guarantee that any/all of the member utilities will have the
personnel available to comply with your request. Locates
are only guaranteed to be completed within two (2) working days.
STANDARD REMOTE TICKET
The project location is in an
un-staffed or remote location. Utilities have up to ten
(10) working days to schedule the appropriate
transportation/personnel and respond to your request for
facility marks.
RELOCATE TICKET
The marks have not been maintained, the
excavator is unable to accurately "read" the locate marks,
the marks have been destroyed, or the marks are more than 14
days old. Relocates are processed if the original order was
placed within the preceding 4 weeks. Locates are completed
within 2-10 working days (as applicable).
UPDATE TICKET
Update tickets are processed when an
additional area of excavation has been added to an existing
order, or additional information is added pertaining to the
location of work, that does not affect the address. Locates
are completed within 2-10 working days (as applicable).
DESIGN PLANNING TICKETS
Design tickets are a way for engineers,
architects, surveyors or planners to contact ADI members for
design services to help plan jobs involving future
excavation. Unfortunately, Design Tickets are not covered
under the "Excavation Law". Not all member utilities
provide this service free of charge.
When a request for Design Survey is
placed, it is done as a courtesy. It is your responsibility
to contact each member to make arrangements for design
services and pay any fees for services directly to the
member utility. Imminent excavation takes priority
over design services.
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