Yakman256
Civil/Environmental
- Aug 2, 2013
- 53
Hey All,
I have a job where utility lines need to cross a storm sewer line. The Township upgraded all the inlets in the area to include Water Quality Snouts and did not get as-built elevations on the pipes prior to placing the snouts. The inlets are now filled with water and the snouts do not appear to have access panels. Any idea how to get the elevation of the pipes plotted correctly?
We thought about getting some kind of a hooked rod that you could somehow get under the snout and hook onto the bottom of pipe and measure from the top of grate of the inlet. Any suggestions would be helpful.
Thanks in advance
Yak
I have a job where utility lines need to cross a storm sewer line. The Township upgraded all the inlets in the area to include Water Quality Snouts and did not get as-built elevations on the pipes prior to placing the snouts. The inlets are now filled with water and the snouts do not appear to have access panels. Any idea how to get the elevation of the pipes plotted correctly?
We thought about getting some kind of a hooked rod that you could somehow get under the snout and hook onto the bottom of pipe and measure from the top of grate of the inlet. Any suggestions would be helpful.
Thanks in advance
Yak