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Section 66: Transporting and storing of material near electric lines

Central Electricity Authority (Measures relating to Safety and Electric Supply) Regulations, 2023Central Regulations · 2003

(1) No rods, pipes or similar materials shall be taken below, or in the vicinity of any bare overhead conductors or lines:

Provided that if these materials contravene the regulations 62 and 63, such materials shall be transported under the direct supervision of a person designated or appointed or engaged or permitted under these regulations.

(2) No rods, pipes or other similar materials shall be brought within the flash over distance of bare live conductors or overhead lines.

(3) No material or earth work or agricultural produce shall be dumped or stored, no trees grown below or in the vicinity of bare overhead conductors or lines in contravention to the regulations 62 and 63.

(4) No flammable material shall be stored under the electric line.

(5) No fire shall be allowed below overhead lines and above the demarcated underground cables.

Where this provision sits

ActCentral Electricity Authority (Measures relating to Safety and Electric Supply) Regulations, 2023
Section66
Marginal noteTransporting and storing of material near electric lines
JurisdictionCentral
StatusIn force as published by the source

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