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Ontario Regional Common Ground Alliance (ORCGA)
Applies to: Ontario, Canada
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Item standards
- CCGA Practice 1-1Planning Utility Corridors
- CCGA Practice 1-10Constructability Review
- CCGA Practice 1-11Use of Qualified Contractors
- CCGA Practice 1-12Pre-Bid Conferences
- CCGA Practice 1-13Contact between the Designer/Engineer and Potential Contractors during the Pre-Bid/Bid Phase
- CCGA Practice 1-14Contact between the Designer and the Contractor during Construction
- CCGA Practice 1-15As-Built Drawings
- CCGA Practice 1-16Sewer/Water Main Service Connections
- CCGA Practice 1-17Sewer Main and Lateral Infrastructure
- CCGA Practice 1-18Demolition Permit Application Process
- CCGA Practice 1-2The Protection of Survey Infrastructure
- CCGA Practice 1-3Inclusion of Utility Infrastructure on Development Plans
- CCGA Practice 1-4Gathering Information for Design Purposes
- CCGA Practice 1-5Subsurface Utility Engineering (SUE)
- CCGA Practice 1-6Identifying Existing Facilities in Planning and Design
- CCGA Practice 1-7Utility Coordination
- CCGA Practice 1-8Underground Facilities should be Locatable
- CCGA Practice 1-9Follow All Applicable Codes, Regulations, and Owner Standards
- CCGA Practice 2-1Pro-active Public Awareness, Education and Damage Prevention Activities
- CCGA Practice 2-10Printed Ticket Recall
- CCGA Practice 2-11Documented Operating Procedures, Policies, and Manuals
- CCGA Practice 2-12Documented Owner Verification of Data Submitted by Facility Owners
- CCGA Practice 2-13Flexibility for Growth and Change
- CCGA Practice 2-14Meeting Between the Excavator and Facility Owner(s) Initiated by Notification Service
- CCGA Practice 2-15Notification Service Accepts Notifications from Designers
- CCGA Practice 2-16Locate Request
- CCGA Practice 2-17Practices to Reduce Over-Notifications
- CCGA Practice 2-18Disaster Recovery
- CCGA Practice 2-19Remote User Interface
- CCGA Practice 2-2Specifically Defined Geopolitical Service Area with No Overlap
- CCGA Practice 2-20Accept Multiple Reference Points for Locate Requests
- CCGA Practice 2-21Notification Service Security
- CCGA Practice 2-22Hardware Designed to Tolerate a Single Point of Failure
- CCGA Practice 2-23Notification Quality Standards
- CCGA Practice 2-24Notification Service Mapping
- CCGA Practice 2-25Notification Service is the Interface between Excavators and Registered Facility Owners for the Purpose of Receiving Locate Requests
- CCGA Practice 2-26All Buried Facility Owners are Members of the Notification Service
- CCGA Practice 2-27Excavators Contact the Notification Service Before Excavating
- CCGA Practice 2-28Notification Service Advises Excavators to Contact Non-Members Directly
- CCGA Practice 2-29Notification Service Accepts Locate Requests in Both Official Languages
- CCGA Practice 2-3Formal Agreements with Members
- CCGA Practice 2-30Notification Service is the Interface between Excavators and Registered Facility Owners for the Purpose of Updating the Status of Locate
- CCGA Practice 2-31Notification Service Reminds Excavators Digging on Private Property that They Should Advise the Notification Service if They are Aware of Any
- CCGA Practice 2-32The Notification Service is the Interface between Excavators and Registered Facility Owners for the Purpose of Reporting Buried Facilities Not
- CCGA Practice 2-4Notification Service Governance
- CCGA Practice 2-5Single Toll Free Number with North-American Access
- CCGA Practice 2-6Hours of Operation
- CCGA Practice 2-7Documented Record of All Locate Requests
- CCGA Practice 2-8Retention of Voice and Electronic Records According to Applicable Statutes
- CCGA Practice 2-9Requester Feedback
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