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f:‘«?.:;. 3: If you already know the ticket number for a

digging project, enter it and tap “View Ticket". If not, tap

“Full Site” to see advanced search options. mmsum,‘ Q Law l
Using the advanced search options, you can enter the ~

county, city, and address for the property where mark- ' "HQ

ings were found. Sometimes less is more, so if you Viewticketdetzils and poslllve

don't get results for a specific address, try searching for '_‘:fl:gf::,:yw°‘°“""‘”9 “V “”“”'

the street name without adding a house or building

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giggly?’ N ticket from the search results you'll see who's digging,
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Responses . Utilities who have marked the location of their under-

ground lines will respond “Located - Facilities Marked"
while utilities who do not have underground lines at

the dig site will respond “Clear - No Conflict".

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