I am a gasman and have been for 31 years. Always when in doubt call your gas supplier and ask for a locate as pipeline markers are not necessarily installed on top of the line. Tell the company what you intend to do in the area and see if they will pothole the location and spike the line to obtain a depth for you, my company never tells a customer or property owner an approximate depth as there is no way to know without probing or spikeing the line, depths change due to a number of factors over time. Incidents like what just happened in California makes it tough in my line of work as people seem to call more frequently when they smell something out of the ordinary, and they should call !! We always take every call seriously and rely on the publics awareness to their surroundings, my company performs leak surveys on a regular schedule over our lines and repair all leaks when found but even with all the equipment and technology that we have we still depend on our customers and the public to be our eyes, ears, and noses to situations that might be occuring. Natural gas is a very safe energy source, will be interested to know what caused the explosion in California.
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