FarmerN Posted November 29 Share Posted November 29 Many of the services for our new build are run under a council road, they were installed with full permission and a road closure. The contractor carried out a search for utilities and services and had a map showing what was present. I now want to make sure that my services running across the road and verge are registered and show up on search maps. Any one know who I register them with? We took 2 GSHP pipes, sewer and electric supply to treatment plant, water supply, BT duct and a spare duct for future unknown use, across a small No Through rural road. It is rumoured we may be about to get Fiber down our lane and I don’t want the pipes and ducts damaged when this goes in, hence the desire to register them . But how and with whom? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
SBMS Posted November 29 Share Posted November 29 5 hours ago, FarmerN said: Many of the services for our new build are run under a council road, they were installed with full permission and a road closure. The contractor carried out a search for utilities and services and had a map showing what was present. I now want to make sure that my services running across the road and verge are registered and show up on search maps. Any one know who I register them with? We took 2 GSHP pipes, sewer and electric supply to treatment plant, water supply, BT duct and a spare duct for future unknown use, across a small No Through rural road. It is rumoured we may be about to get Fiber down our lane and I don’t want the pipes and ducts damaged when this goes in, hence the desire to register them . But how and with whom? Contractor should have registered them with relevant utility authority - as laids they are called. So one for electric, one for gas, one for telecoms, one for water etc. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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