We have a Co-op here and as such we own part of the company and have votes to clear out anyone that gives us trouble. It makes for a nice setup between us and the power company they are real nice about anything they do on your property. I call them every once in a while to clear the limbs around my power line coming into the house, they are alway very nice even do more than they are required just because they are there and you want a limb or two extra cut for safety or looks. I have three lines on the property that cross it they have right of ways but will not come on your land unless its an emergany or they get permission first. A while back a tree on my neighbors property was almost on the power line after a strong wind they came when I called but wanted to know if I had the authority to Ok it. I said the owner was gone and I had the right to give them permission to cut it down. It would have knocked out power all around us as it was a main line. I really like our Co-Op they are all real nice people to deal with. When I bought the house I hooked up my 220 table saw to the 200 amp service that the last owner had put in. When I turned it on the lights went out and the saw took several seconds to start. So I called them and they looked up the house on their computer and said that it had a very old and small transformer, they were out the next day to replace it. Walt
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