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California legislation mandates reporting underground utility damage by excavators
In 2016 in the first of several far reaching regulations the California legislature passed SB 661 that created the California Underground Facilities Safe Excavation Board. The primary activities of the board were to develop standards and prescribe rules and regulations...
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