CONSTRUCTION NOTIFICATION

WORK IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD

TRANSLATION SERVICES AVAILABLE AT (206) 684-3000

Informacin en espaol Impormasyon sa Tagalog Thng tin bng ting Vit Macluumaad Af-Soomaali ah

PROJECT OVERVIEW
Seattle City Light will be replacing aging utility poles in your neighborhood to help improve and upgrade
the electrical reliability in your area. In addition to installing the new poles, Seattle City Lights contractor,
Magnum Power LLC, will relocate the old poles electrical wires to the new poles and replace some of the
aging equipment. Poles scheduled to be replaced are marked with a white stripe approximately 5 feet
above ground level. A map of the work zone is located on the back of the flier.

PROJECT BENEFITS
The project will enhance reliability by replacing older
poles in our system. The installation of new poles,
relocation of wire and equipment to the new poles is
an important investment in infrastructure.

PROJECT IMPACTS & TIMELINE

The project is anticipated to start in mid-to-late
March 2017. Crews will be working throughout the
south end of City Lights service territory.
Maintenance power outages are required to do the
work safely. Crews will place a door hanger or make
personal contact 48-72 hours in advance of outages.
The notification will specify the date, time and
duration of the outage.
The new poles will be placed alongside pre-existing
poles. They will meet standard heights and widths
required for overhead power line construction. This The entire pole replacement project is
may mean that the poles in your area will be slightly anticipated for completion by the end of 2017.
taller and approximately two inches wider than
existing poles.
Once the electrical equipment is relocated, it may
take several months before the other companies with
utilities on the existing poles make their transfer(s).
We will continue to monitor/coordinate these efforts
as needed to facilitate the removal of old poles.
TIMING AND COORDINATION MORE INFORMATION

Construction Start: Construction is anticipated to start Percy Schlimm

in mid-to-late March 2017. Crews may be working in Senior Electrical Service Representative
other areas before transitioning to your neighborhood. (206) 386-1735
percy.schlimm@seattle.gov
Duration: The entire pole replacement project
www.seattle.gov/light/atwork
is anticipated for completion by the end of 2017.

Schedule: Mondays - Thursdays from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Kevin Knutz

Magnum Power Project Manager
(360) 904-8318
kevin@magnumpowerllc.com
 CONSTRUCTION NOTIFICATION
WORK IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD

TRANSLATION SERVICES AVAILABLE AT (206) 684-3000

Informacin en espaol Impormasyon sa Tagalog Thng tin bng ting Vit Macluumaad Af-Soomaali ah

PROJECT OVERVIEW
Seattle City Light will be replacing aging utility poles in your neighborhood to help improve and
upgrade the electrical reliability in your area. In addition to installing the new poles, Seattle City Lights
contractor, Magnum Power LLC, will relocate the old poles electrical wires to the new poles and
replace some of the aging equipment. Poles scheduled to be replaced are marked with a white stripe
approximately 5 feet above ground level.

A map of the work zone is located on the back of the flier.

PROJECT BENEFITS
The project will enhance reliability by replacing older
poles in our system. The installation of new poles,
relocation of wire and equipment to the new poles is
an important investment in infrastructure.

PROJECT IMPACTS & TIMELINE

The project is anticipated to start in mid-to-late
March 2017. Crews will be working throughout the
south end of City Lights service territory.
Maintenance power outages are required to do the
work safely. Crews will place a door hanger or make
personal contact 48-72 hours in advance of outages.
The notification will specify the date, time and
duration of the outage.
The new poles will be placed alongside pre-existing
poles. They will meet standard heights and widths
required for overhead power line construction. This The entire pole replacement project is
may mean that the poles in your area will be slightly anticipated for completion by the end of 2017.
taller and approximately two inches wider than
existing poles.
Once the electrical equipment is relocated, it may
take several months before the other companies with
utilities on the existing poles make their transfer(s).
We will continue to monitor/coordinate these efforts
as needed to facilitate the removal of old poles.
TIMING AND COORDINATION MORE INFORMATION

Construction Start: Construction is anticipated to start Percy Schlimm

in mid-to-late March 2017. Crews may be working in Senior Electrical Service Representative
other areas before transitioning to your neighborhood. (206) 386-1735
percy.schlimm@seattle.gov
Duration: The entire pole replacement project
www.seattle.gov/light/atwork
is anticipated for completion by the end of 2017.

Schedule: Mondays - Thursdays from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Kevin Knutz

Magnum Power Project Manager
(360) 904-8318
kevin@magnumpowerllc.com
 CONSTRUCTION NOTIFICATION
WORK IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD

TRANSLATION SERVICES AVAILABLE AT (206) 684-3000

Informacin en espaol Impormasyon sa Tagalog Thng tin bng ting Vit Macluumaad Af-Soomaali ah

PROJECT OVERVIEW

Seattle City Light will be replacing aging utility poles in your neighborhood to help improve and upgrade
the electrical reliability in your area. In addition to installing the new poles, Seattle City Lights contractor,
Magnum Power LLC, will relocate the old poles electrical wires to the new poles and replace some of the
aging equipment. Poles scheduled to be replaced are marked with a white stripe approximately 5 feet
above ground level. A map of the work zone is located on the back of the flier.

PROJECT BENEFITS

The project will enhance reliability by replacing older

poles in our system. The installation of new poles,
relocation of wire and equipment to the new poles is
an important investment in infrastructure.

PROJECT IMPACTS & TIMELINE

The project is anticipated to start in mid-to-late

March 2017. Crews will be working throughout the
south end of City Lights service territory.
Maintenance power outages are required to do the
work safely. Crews will place a door hanger or make
personal contact 48-72 hours in advance of outages.
The entire pole replacement project
The notification will specify the date, time and
is anticipated for completion by the
duration of the outage.
end of 2017.
The new poles will be placed alongside pre-existing
poles. They will meet standard heights and widths
required for overhead power line construction. This
TIMING AND COORDINATION
may mean that the poles in your area will be slightly
taller and approximately two inches wider than Construction Start: Construction is anticipated to
existing poles. start in mid-to-late March 2017. Crews may be
Once the electrical equipment is relocated, it may working in other areas before transitioning to your
take several months before the other companies with neighborhood.
utilities on the existing poles make their transfer(s).
We will continue to monitor/coordinate these efforts Duration: The entire pole replacement project
as needed to facilitate the removal of old poles. is anticipated for completion by the end of 2017.

Schedule: Mondays - Thursdays from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.

MORE INFORMATION

Percy Schlimm, Sr. Electrical Service Representative Kevin Knutz, Magnum Power Project Manager
(206) 386-1735 | percy.schlimm@seattle.gov 360-904-8318 | kevin@magnumpowerllc.com
www.seattle.gov/light/atwork
 CONSTRUCTION NOTIFICATION
WORK IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD

TRANSLATION SERVICES AVAILABLE AT (206) 684-3000

Informacin en espaol Impormasyon sa Tagalog Thng tin bng ting Vit Macluumaad Af-Soomaali ah

PROJECT OVERVIEW
Seattle City Light will be replacing aging utility poles in your neighborhood to help improve and
upgrade the electrical reliability in your area. In addition to installing the new poles, Seattle City Lights
contractor, Magnum Power LLC, will relocate the old poles electrical wires to the new poles and
replace some of the aging equipment. Poles scheduled to be replaced are marked with a white stripe
approximately 5 feet above ground level.

A map of the work zone is located on the back of the flier.

PROJECT BENEFITS
The project will enhance reliability by replacing older
poles in our system. The installation of new poles,
relocation of wire and equipment to the new poles is
an important investment in infrastructure.

PROJECT IMPACTS & TIMELINE

The project is anticipated to start in mid-to-late
March 2017. Crews will be working throughout the
south end of City Lights service territory.
Maintenance power outages are required to do the
work safely. Crews will place a door hanger or make
personal contact 48-72 hours in advance of outages.
The notification will specify the date, time and
duration of the outage.
The new poles will be placed alongside pre-existing
poles. They will meet standard heights and widths
required for overhead power line construction. This The entire pole replacement project is
may mean that the poles in your area will be slightly anticipated for completion by the end of 2017.
taller and approximately two inches wider than
existing poles.
Once the electrical equipment is relocated, it may
take several months before the other companies with
utilities on the existing poles make their transfer(s).
We will continue to monitor/coordinate these efforts
as needed to facilitate the removal of old poles.
TIMING AND COORDINATION MORE INFORMATION

Construction Start: Construction is anticipated to start Percy Schlimm

in mid-to-late March 2017. Crews may be working in Senior Electrical Service Representative
other areas before transitioning to your neighborhood. (206) 386-1735
percy.schlimm@seattle.gov
Duration: The entire pole replacement project
www.seattle.gov/light/atwork
is anticipated for completion by the end of 2017.

Schedule: Mondays - Thursdays from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Kevin Knutz

Magnum Power Project Manager
(360) 904-8318
kevin@magnumpowerllc.com