Cable tag check, Hickory Creek Grain Terminal industry track

Every cable tag on the four electrical sheets in the 90% submittal was checked against cable schedule Rev A. 30 of 40 tags match on tag, conductors and from/to and are highlighted green on the sheets. The rest, plus one cable that appears only in the schedule, are written up as 10 review comments.

Electrical design review, 90% submittalHickory Subdivision, MP 142.6, Hickory Creek, WI4 sheets and cable schedule Rev APrepared Nov 5, 2026

Summary

E-301 · Yard lighting Rev B

4 cables on the Rev B lighting plan are missing from the cable schedule

LT-209 through LT-212 feed new light poles LP-09 to LP-12 at the grain loadout, added in Rev B of E-301 (Oct 14, 2026). Cable schedule Rev A (Sep 18, 2026) ends at LT-208.

Action: add the four cables and reissue the schedule as Rev B.

E-201 · Switch heaters

SH-131 is tagged at two switches

On the switch heater plan, the heater feeds to both Switch 3 and Switch 4 are tagged SH-131. The cable schedule and wiring diagram E-202 tag the Switch 4 feed SH-141, which does not appear on E-201.

Action: retag the Switch 4 feed SH-141.

E-001 · Single-line

3 of 7 feeders on the single-line disagree with the schedule

PW-005 and PW-006 are swapped: conductors and lengths follow the loads, only the tags differ. PW-003 to LCP-1 is 3#6 + #10G on both E-001 and E-301 but 3#8 + #10G in the schedule.

Action: engineer to confirm the tags and the conductor size.

Sheets and review comments

Pick a sheet to see the cable tags as they are marked up on the PDF. Green matches the cable schedule. Red and amber boxes carry a review comment with the same number. Click a tag or a comment to compare the drawing and the schedule field by field.

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Status
0Cable tags on the sheets
0Match, highlighted green
0Review comments
0Rows in the cable schedule

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Tags are clickable. The number in the colored circle is the comment number. Grid references give row and column on the sheet border.

Selected cable

Review

Comments for the engineer of record. Click a row to show it on the sheet.

Sources and method

Sources

  • HCGT_E-001_Single-Line_Diagram.pdfSingle-line diagram, MDP-1 with seven feeders1 sheet, Rev A
  • HCGT_E-201_Switch_Heater_Plan.pdfSwitch heater cable plan, Switches 1–4 and snow detector1 sheet, Rev A
  • HCGT_E-202_SHCP-1_Wiring_Diagram.pdfWiring diagram, switch heater control panel SHCP-11 sheet, Rev A
  • HCGT_E-301_Yard_Lighting_Plan_RevB.pdfYard lighting plan, poles LP-01 to LP-121 sheet, Rev B
  • HCGT_Cable_Schedule_RevA.xlsxCable schedule: tag, conductors, from, to and length25 rows
  • HCGT_Electrical_Design_Criteria.pdfProject design criteria, including the cable tag convention (PW, SH, LT)12 pages

Method

  1. Cable tags were read from the text layer of each sheet together with the conductor callout next to them. From and to were taken from the equipment, switch or pole that the tagged run connects to.
  2. Each occurrence was compared with the cable schedule on tag, conductors, from, to and, where the sheet shows it, length.
  3. Occurrences where every field matches were highlighted green directly on the PDFs. The rest were boxed and given a review comment.
  4. The schedule was also checked in reverse: rows that do not appear on any sheet got a comment of their own.
  5. Where a tag disagrees but conductors, from and to point to another schedule row, a likely cause is suggested, such as swapped tags or transposed digits.

Assumptions and limitations

  • Cable schedule Rev A is the reference. The lighting plan (Rev B) is newer than the schedule.
  • Signal bungalow SB-1 serves the power-operated switches inside the terminal and belongs to the industry track, so it is fed from MDP-1. Railroad-owned signal equipment at the main-line connection is not on these sheets.
  • The review covers tags and cable data only. Conductor sizing, voltage drop and NEC (NFPA 70) compliance were not checked and are for the electrical engineer of record to verify.
  • Suggested causes are interpretations for the engineer of record to confirm.
  • Cables that exist only in the schedule are not shown on the sheets and have no highlight.