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Re: easement and right of ways

Technically, in a subdivision, the property markers are set away from the street. Most property "iron pipes" are set 15-30' away from the edge of pavement. The area in between these points are the utility right-of-way, as long as the power is already run there. In a new subdivision before power is laid, Cable is not permitted to run yet, by law. Even to the house, power must be run first. cable is not a "utility". So if your are inside the survey "property irons", you must have homeowner permission to bury cable there. Easements are the Gray area.
This is CABL.com posting #183365. Tiny Link: cabl.co/mVRF
Posted in reply to: Re: easement and right of ways by joeatstellar
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