This staking sheet
was drawn up by John Loucks in the cold of Janurary, 1958. It was
up dated twice by Vern.
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Column 1...depicted
the poles to be placed, H = height, C = class
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Column 2...distance
between poles, (Span)
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Column 3...right
of way (R) clearing required. T= trimming of trees only
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Column 4...foreign
pole info, there was none here.
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Column 5...pole
top units, like cross arms, none required for these cables
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Column 6...guys
used to support poles, 1-4 = 16M strand, 1-3 = 10M strand
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Column 7...anchors
that guys were attached to, 6-5's were large screw anchors
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Column 8...angle/lead
displayed angle of cables on pole were pulling, lead = anchor distance
from pole
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Column 9...PM
= misc. pole attachments, 11 = guy guard, 5 = steel side arm
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Column 10 Cables installed
on this line, C900x24P = 900 pair, 24 gauge, Plastic Sheath
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Column 11 PG = Terminal
or terminal blocks
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Column 12 H = Splice
enclosure type
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The remaining columns
were used for materials used to wire individual homes
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