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Memo to m a t 001 Mr. V. H, Johnson Referring to Hr. Bennett's letter to Hr. Cory dated December 3, 1953, relative to Agreement 'I'UD. 2152-1 between the Railroads and Southern Nevada Power Company. Hr. Conner advises that this Agreement oovera power line parallel with and adjaoent to the Shop Road southerly of Bonanza Road. Hr. Conner also requested Information as to the voltage in the power line and the distance from top of roll to lowest power wire. I called Hr. Imhoff of the Power Company and be advised that the maximum voltage in power line was k,36o volte. Nr. Clyde Jenkins measured the distance from top of line to wires on this power line and advises as follows! TR to TR to steecleopnhdo tneel eoapbhloen,e woaitblheo,u tw mietahs ea TTRR ttoo lhoiwg hv ovlotlatgaeg ep poowweerr w iwirre e ;?eser nger o-ab le - 2257..60 ffeeeett - 3296..69 ffeeeett State requirement for power line oros voltage, 750 » to 1500 V. State requirement for communication w
