John Paul Sanborn
Above average climber
Though not so uncommon due to "extended" trim schedules. Removal and a fence will save the BWL in the long run.
With your pin oak scenario, the utility is partly at fault for letting it go for so long.
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Though not so uncommon due to "extended" trim schedules. Removal and a fence will save the BWL in the long run.
With your pin oak scenario, the utility is partly at fault for letting it go for so long.
Wolf66
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Clearance, not appearance
When I worked the transmission lines for con ed, they always said "clearance, not appearance" Nobody wants another huge blackout again. We did whatever was necessary to meet spec. That would include measuring the property lines and getting permission to cut any privately owned trees, even if it meant paying out cash or free services to the homeowners!
When I worked the transmission lines for con ed, they always said "clearance, not appearance" Nobody wants another huge blackout again. We did whatever was necessary to meet spec. That would include measuring the property lines and getting permission to cut any privately owned trees, even if it meant paying out cash or free services to the homeowners!
