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    1. R

      Proud owner of a half a dozen utility poles.

      I own the pole and the pole is on my property. If there is no current service being run from the pole, perhaps I can have comed remove their equipment and take down the pole(s). That may get me out of supplying power to whatever development happens.
    2. R

      Proud owner of a half a dozen utility poles.

      I have no issue with keeping an easement for my benefit, I question the benefit of keeping an easement for the benefit of others who I did not agree to use my poles to get their electricity. The first 1,000 feet of lines/easement go directly to my house. The 2nd 1,000 feet go past my house to...
    3. R

      Proud owner of a half a dozen utility poles.

      I do own the poles, there are no tags from any utility on the poles.
    4. R

      Proud owner of a half a dozen utility poles.

      I was questioning what if my poles can not handle the necessary equipment the power company needs to install to power homes that are not on my property? I own the pole the power company owns the transformer/wire, etc.. A 3rd party owns property adjacent to mine that at one time got power from...
    5. R

      Proud owner of a half a dozen utility poles.

      I own the poles, but the power company owns the wires and transformers, etc.. My question is: because lines were run off my poles to other properties at one time, does that mean there is a precedent and I must allow the power company to run lines from my poles to other peoples property? If...
    6. R

      Proud owner of a half a dozen utility poles.

      What is the name of your state?IL 20+ years ago bought a 7 acre farmette in Will County, Illinois, ComEd(execelon) is electric power company. Have utility poles running down the one side of my property for approx 2k feet. Assumed that utility companies owned such things, only to be told by...

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