Base Station Power Line Relocation Agreement

4 FAQs about Base Station Power Line Relocation Agreement

How much does a power line relocation cost?

A property owner who requests a power line relocation is almost always responsible for paying the full cost of the project. These costs can vary significantly based on the complexity of the job, ranging from several thousand to tens of thousands of dollars. The utility's cost estimate will be broken down into several categories:

Can a property owner move a power line?

Discover the practical considerations and formal requirements for a property owner initiating a power line relocation with their utility provider. It is possible for a property owner to request a power company move a power line, but it requires a formal process and often involves significant cost.

What documents do I need for a power line relocation?

A proposed new route for the power line on your property. A copy of your property survey or plat map, as it shows the legal boundaries of your land and the location of existing easements. Any relevant construction or site plans that illustrate the proposed changes if the relocation is part of a larger project.

Can a parking lot be used under a power line?

In urban areas, many easements are used for lawns, gardens and recreational areas. These are acceptable as long as they do not endanger the safe operation of the line. Parking lots are usually acceptable under lines up to 161 kV. Higher voltage lines could produce induced voltage shocks that may be uncomfortable to some users.