Original Version
Rule 91.3
91.3 B. Location of Steps
The lowest step shall be not less than 7
feet 6 inches from the ground line and above this point steps shall be placed, with
spacing between steps on the same side of the pole not exceeding 36 inches, at
least to that conductor level above which only circuits operated and maintained
by one party remain. Steps shall be so placed that runs or risers do not
interfere with the free use of the steps.
Exception: Steps are not required above the uppermost Class C circuit
where an Antenna is affixed above supply conductors.
Strikeout and Underline Version
Rule 91.3
91.3 B. Location of Steps
The lowest step shall be not less than 78
feet 6 inches from the ground line, or any easily climbable foreign
structure from which one could reach or step.and aAbove this
point steps shall be placed, with spacing between steps on the same side of the
pole not exceeding 36 inches, at least to that conductor level above which only
circuits operated and maintained by one party remain. Steps or fixtures for
temporary steps shall be installed as part of a pole restoration process.
Steps shall be so placed that runs or risers do not interfere with the free use
of the steps.
Exception: Steps
are not required above the uppermost Class C circuit where an Antenna is
affixed above supply conductors.
Final Version
Rule 91.3
91.3 B. Location of Steps
The lowest step shall be not less than 8
feet from the ground line, or any easily climbable foreign structure from which
one could reach or step. Above this point steps shall be placed, with spacing
between steps on the same side of the pole not exceeding 36 inches, at least to
that conductor level above which only circuits operated and maintained by one
party remain. Steps or fixtures for temporary steps shall be installed as part
of a pole restoration process. Steps shall be so placed that runs or risers do
not interfere with the free use of the steps.
Exception: Steps are not required above the uppermost Class C circuit
where an Antenna is affixed above supply conductors.