Posted by BDT in Minnesota on December 09, 2009 at 17:19:04 from (64.235.82.178):
In Reply to: Power Company tore posted by tlak on December 09, 2009 at 15:37:25:
Should it be your job to chase after a contractor who was working on behalf of the power company.. ? Naah.. I would have a firm conversation with the power company and demand an explaination for the "overstepping" of any easement.... I would request them to come out and have a first hand look at any damage; and as long as they are comming, bring a new push mower.
Could you give more detail as to what they did, and the extent of the total damage. Did they bury a line in an area where they did not have an easement?
I am curious.. I would think that the power company would not want anyone pi$$ed off at them, as the day may come that your cooperation is needed to maintain that utility...
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