An Act relative to the failure to remove existing utility poles
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- Introduced
- Passed Senate
- Passed House
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill addresses the issue of existing utility poles that have not been removed. It essentially requires that utility companies and local governments take action to remove these poles, aiming to improve aesthetics and potentially facilitate the expansion of broadband infrastructure. The bill seeks to clarify responsibilities and potentially establish a framework for addressing this ongoing concern.
Key provisions
- Requires utility companies to remove existing utility poles.
- Addresses the removal of utility poles in urban and suburban areas.
- May establish a process for addressing pole removal requests.
- Focuses on improving the visual landscape by removing outdated poles.
- Potentially supports the deployment of new communication technologies.
Who is affected
- Utility companies
- Local governments
- Residents
- Telecommunications providers
- Broadband providers
Notable changes
- Addresses a longstanding issue regarding the presence of obsolete utility poles.
- May create a clearer process for pole removal requests.
- Could lead to improved aesthetics and infrastructure development.
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