Att B OPSRB Exec Plan Figures [Compatibility Mode]
Blue Cables B (or A), D, D1, & E are existing cables that will remain in operation. Black Dashed Cables A (or B), C1 & C will be abandoned in place. Cables A (or B) & C1 will be retrieved in Tunnel,
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