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8/24/2016 10:49:51 PM
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11/20/2007 1:19:12 PM
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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1981019A
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
2/24/2005
Section_Exhibit Name
4.18 Protection of Fish, Wildlife and Related Environmental Values
Media Type
D
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Install two perch <br />deterrents on front ann ~ ', <br />Open crossarrn to <br />aNow perching <br />-r <br />~~~ ~~Install arrester caps and <br />deten'ent between <br />Cover stingers cutout/arrester <br />Install bushing <br />covers <br />Figure 5: Typical deadend structure pole configuration. <br />Many deadend poles require insulated jumpers to allow safe perching. Where this is not <br />practical and 60 inches of sepazation is lacking, perch management is an option. <br />However, perch management is most successful when other parts of the structure aze still <br />safely accessible to birds. Shown above are various different types of raptor protection <br />device alternatives and their approximate locations. <br />Perch guard devices can be placed on the crossanns to eliminate the possibility of raptors <br />utilizing the structure or only allowing raptors to utilize safe portions of the structure. <br />Insulated Jumpers or covers can be used to protect raptors from electrocution by the <br />phase stingers. <br />Bushing covers and arrester caps also eliminate the possibility of electrocution on <br />exposed pole-mounted equipment. <br />4.18-9 Revision Date: 2/11/05 <br />Revision No.: MR-70 <br />
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