Ok, so, to explain:

I work as a relocation engineer. I examine plans and records to determine conflicts between current utility line and proposed construction, and draft my own plans to more or replace said utility lines if required. A couple requirements are that the utility line must be buried a minimum of 36" below the surface of the ground and have a minimum 12" of vertical clearance to all other subterranean structures. Most of the time, utilities are placed with 36-42" of cover unless they're crossing another utility. If something new is being placed with 42" of cover, then we can't just leave the existing utility where it is and allow the new utility to go under it, we have to either relocate the utility to go under the new one or else rebuild the utility somewhere else. You can probably imagine how difficult it is to relocate an existing utility to the required 9.5 feet needed to go under the suggested giant-ass storm drain pipe placed with an infuriating 42" of cover.

Why?

Why not?

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