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The foundations would sit over the cable possibly squashing it.
That doesn't sound right. Could we see some pictures?
Unless the ETP is on a wall getting (re)moved or you're excavating deep this shouldn't matter.
SomeoneSomewhere:The foundations would sit over the cable possibly squashing it.That doesn't sound right. Could we see some pictures?
Unless the ETP is on a wall getting (re)moved or you're excavating deep this shouldn't matter.
As long as the ETP can stay where it is and they don't dig into the cable itself, you're fine. The cable doesn't care about how much weight there is.
Talk to your builder about how deep and where the piles/foundations are, and find out how deep the cable is.
If it does need to move, get a new trench dug in a safe location while they're digging piles/stormwater/sewage, and get your sparky to drop a green chorus duct in it. Then it's probably a 1-2 hour job for them to disconnect the old cable, pull a new microduct and fibre, and splice it.
SomeoneSomewhere:
As long as the ETP can stay where it is and they don't dig into the cable itself, you're fine. The cable doesn't care about how much weight there is.
Talk to your builder about how deep and where the piles/foundations are, and find out how deep the cable is.
If it does need to move, get a new trench dug in a safe location while they're digging piles/stormwater/sewage, and get your sparky to drop a green chorus duct in it. Then it's probably a 1-2 hour job for them to disconnect the old cable, pull a new microduct and fibre, and splice it.
It’s very shallow was shocked when they put it in, thank you for the advice really appreciate it
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