Utility Relocation
- Utility Facility Relocations on Construction Contracts (105 IAC 13)
- To Submit or Change a Utility Company's Authorized Representative Information
- Initial Notice of Proposed Improvement
- Initial Notice of Proposed Improvement sample
- Verification of Existing Facilities
- Verification of Existing Facilities sample
- Preliminary Plans for Improvement
- Preliminary Plans for Improvement sample
- Preliminary Final Plans for Improvement
- Preliminary Final Plans for Improvement - sample
- Notice of Approved Work Plan & Notice to Proceed for Proposed Improvement
- Notice of Approved Work Plan & Notice to Proceed for Proposed Improvement sample
- Fifteen or Five-Day Notice of Contractor's Work Complete
- Utility Relocation Work Plan
- Utility Relocation Work Plan sample
- 105 IAC 13 Utiility Relocation Guidance
- Utility Relocation Process Flow Chart
- Utility Company Training Slide Presentation, July 15-24, 2008
- Utility Coordination - IAC Rules Training For Consultants, July 11, 2008
- Comments on proposed rule 105 IAC 13 from Indiana Economic Development Corporation
- What Lies Within - The Hidden Challenge in Reconstructing Hoosier Highways
- Solutions for Reconstructing Hoosier highways
A Report of the Utility Relocation Task Force on Accountability, Communication, Coordination and Cooperation. - Projects Using IAC Rules (July 1, 2009 to June 30, 2010)
- Road School 2009 Presentation Slides by Matt Thomas
- Road School 2009 Presentation Slides by Chris Hammond
- Road School 2009 Presentation Slides by Kenny Franklin
Recommended Training
- Reading Bridge Plans (hosted by Purdue)
- Reading Road Plans (hosted by Purdue)
Utility Authorized Representatives Information and Address List:
(partial - updated 12/8/2009):
If the Representative Information is not in the above document,
check the 04/24/2008 document below:
Warning: The utility contact information in the above documents is not intended for use by the general public. Do not use this information to contact utilities about customer service problems or for billing questions or payments. The public should contact utilities using information provided on their customer service billing or use the phone book.
Do not use the above information as a substitute for "holey-moley" or other "call before you dig service". By Indiana law, you must contact each utility at least two full working days before you start to dig. If you plan to dig, contact each utility directly using information in the phone book or contact IUPPS at 1-800-382-5544 or at http://www.iupps.org/ on the internet. IUPPS is the Indiana Underground Plant Protection Service
The information on this web page is intended solely to assist in finding a utility contact person for long range coordination of utility relocation work on public-works highway projects. There is no assurance that the information is complete or accurate. To help us keep this data as helpful as possible, please send any comments, questions or updates by email to mthomas@indot.in.go
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