CVLA Service Installation Notice
Consumers von tins; ne w electrical
services (temporary or permanent) can
not expect this servi'ce to be install
ed in less than two weeks or at the
most, 30 days from date of request,
that is if the maip. .distribution. line
is within 100 to 150 feet. This pro
cedure is consistent with other elect
ric associations in Alaska.
Temporary services installed wilJ
be done on a time and material avail
able basis at 100% cost. Temporary
s e rv i c e pole'-sho uld - no t be le s s- t ha
8x8 with top ten feet from earth surf
ace level and pole should be sunk in
ground four feet.
All new services will be instal
led after consumers right-of-way has
been cleared ten (10) feet on each
side of centerline. .
Preliminary brush and tress clear
ing information should be obtained
first, from our office, before you
proceed with clearing, at tnis time
easement of right-of-way should be
prepared and completed.
Regular service connects and dis
connects usually take 24 to 72 hours,
3 e p 6-nd-ing ~o a lac a t i o n of line crew ,
alignment of prior schedule of work.,
to be comple ted.
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NOTICE
The C .V.iii.A.Fif th Annual iaeeting
^vill ce held at the Copper Valiey
School --Gymnasium o43 July 15, 1963,
8:00 P.H.
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McKinnon Answers Road -toi-ticiams .
"we are building and maintain- ■
ing roads as rapidly as possible in
an effort to serve the normal traffic
load and the increased traffic
brought on by the Alaska (ferry systerHj
Highways Commissioner D. A. McKinnon
said today in response to criticism
by recent ferry-highway travelers.
On the stretch from the Canadian
border to Anchorage, there are six
current highway reconstruction proj
ects underway, he said, worth a con
tract price of more than ,+6 million,
-and involving construction of some 44
miies of roadway on the main route in
to Alaska 's largest city.
Tnere will be some inconvenience
ca used by this construction, "but we
have to build highways - we can’t
give birth to them,” acKinnon said.
By the end of the year there will be
an additional 33 miles' of reconstruct
ion contracts let just between Tok and
Anchorage, including six major cross
j ings of theKnik and Fla tanuska rive:rs.
jBetween the border and Tok Junction,
j there are two more projects taut will
; be under contract this year, one of
which covers the first' 12 miles west
of the , Canadian, border.
On the Fairbanks route, there are
two more pro je cts und.erway worth more
than ft2 million, covering some 18
miles,and three additional contracts
that will ce ""let this year that in
volve .20 miles ,of roadway and one majo:
bridge. (page 7 please)
Notice ; The homesteaders who own land
adjacent to the proposed Pippin Lake
to Kenney j_ake highway, and desire a
private driveway to their land, must
apply to the Dept, of Highways in
Grlenna lien or the project office
before August 1, 1963.