HV code 3

If 7671 applied to HV and DNO equipment, might this be a code 3 if subject to periodic inspection? It is an 11KV pole on next to my house on land which was abandoned following failed planning permission for two houses. Following my notification of the possible danger of land slip, the DNO said it looked stable and they didn’t have concern. The photo below is the situation that prevailed when I notified them last year.

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0 Chris Pearson 1 month ago

I suppose that much depends upon the depth of the pole, but it appears still to be plumb. I do not think that it would worry me.

What is at the top of the bank please?
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0 Chris Pearson 1 month ago

I suppose that much depends upon the depth of the pole, but it appears still to be plumb. I do not think that it would worry me.

What is at the top of the bank please?
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0 lyledunn 1 month ago in reply to Chris Pearson

Chris Pearson said:
What is at the top of the bank please?

Agricultural land sloping upwards for around 80m.
Nothing to compare plumb to but it certainly now seems to have a slight lean toward the lower ground.
Taken just now;
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0 Chris Pearson 1 month ago in reply to lyledunn

Ah well, that's a C2.
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