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Re: O/T Underground Cable
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Posted by Walt Davies on March 22, 2007 at 09:10:01 from (70.41.246.154):
In Reply to: O/T Underground Cable posted by Shane in IN on March 22, 2007 at 04:58:04:
As far as I know all underground cables must be marked you also should have a map of the right away that they paid for them to cross your land. If they don't have a right away then dig them all out and pile them up on the side of your property. My land is crisscrossed with power lines from the local power company but I have the right aways on my deed or for the latest one a paper from the company showing it.
There is some kind of cable or something on the main road side it is marked by a stake with all the data on it. The only thing not marked is my own phone line from the house to the road but its deep enough to let me plow good an deep without hitting it.
There are laws for both the land owner and the company you need to know both to see where you stand. But if it was only 10" down I would think that they got a big problem.
Walt
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