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Calling 811, two business days before you begin digging, will alert utilities to come out and mark THEIR buried lines from the street to your house For FREE Be aware MANY buried utility lines under your property belong to you. I would anyways suggest to discuss an approach in the uDig mailinglist. Or submit online: at - click your state, then click 'Homeowner'. The plugin that handles all this is located here: In case one would find out it is legal and accessible, uDig now has a tile mapping service support and it would be quite simple to add a custom tiles downloader, the same way it is supported for Openstreetmap layers for example. I guess it could be used in case one has a commercial key, but I am not sure about it.

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Just for info, back then, with the prototype code that was used to simulate such a google tiles downloader, the thing worked a few minutes, then the service was blocked from serverside. But the end verdict was that it would not be possible.

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We discussed it quite some time in the community and funny enough several of us had code to download the tiles. I know QGIS is doing it but I am quite sure they shouldn't.Īt least that position a few years back when we wanted to add it to uDig. Once the time given to you by the One-Call customer service rep.The short answer is: no, as you pointed out uDig doesn't support google tiles because it is not permitted by license. In the next 2 days (not counting weekends or holidays) representitives from those facilities will mark their underground lines according to the APWA color code. The Utility Notification Center will transmit your locate request to each of the listed facility owners within 2 hours from the time you call. For example, the utility companies might ask for your ticket number if you need to contact them about your locate request or excavation plans, or you might be required to provide your ticket number when applying for permits. Your ticket number might be needed when contacting people other than the Utility Notification Center. It is the only way the customer service representatives can reference your information. If you need to call the Utility Notification Center back for any reason, you will be asked for the ticket number.

The ticket number is the proof that you called.

Please wait until this time to dig, so that the utility companies have enough time to respond.

The utility companies have between the time they receive the locate request, and the time the customer service representative gives you to mark their lines.

Knowing which underground facility owners were notified can help if you encounter a problem later: You will know who to contact.

It is advisable that you write that information down! You will also be given a time in which the underground lines will be marked, and a ticket number for your reference. (See question #2 for information needed to process a locate request.) You will then be provided with a list of underground facility owners in your area.

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When you call, one of the friendly One-Call customer service representative will ask you a series of questions about your worksite. This process makes sure that all the utilities at your worksite are located, and the underground facility owners who do not have lines in your general area are not needlessly notified. These questions are asked so that the customer service representative can determine which utility companies should be notified of your excavation plans, and which should not. After emailing or faxing the completed application back to Easy Lend, a representative will get in touch shortly.

Call (647) 562-4201 x 101, or complete a credit application. Even if you do not meet traditional lending criteria, Easy Lend can accommodate you through specialized programs. Township, range, section, and quarter section or gps coordinates of the worksite. Easy Lend offers the most competitive rates across Canada.* Marking instructions, (specific instructions as to where the work is taking place).(If no address is provided, cross street, distance, and direction are required) The distance and direction of the worksite from the intersection.* The address or the street where the work is taking place.* The county and city the work is taking place in.The name and phone number of an alternate contact person, in case the utilities have questions and cannot reach you.* Your name, phone number, company name (if applicable), and mailing address.Even though not all the information is required, it is all helpful! Being prepared greatly speeds up the process! Please have this information ready:

When you call, you will be asked a series of questions about your worksite.

Using the correct phone number ensures that you will speak to an customer service representative who is trained in taking calls in your area, and in your particular situation.įind the toll-free number you should use here. The first thing you will need is the correct phone number.

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