AFAIK and IANAL Anything placed in the ROW by a landowner or its assigns is subject to removal, movement, etc. by the utility in the ROW.
Now, it probably would not be a typical thing to have a utility company do that, they would be more inclined to work around it. Regards, Chuck On Thu, Oct 8, 2015 at 8:49 AM, Adam Moffett <[email protected]> wrote: > If you've already provided a right of way through your property, such as > for a road or driveway, can you then sell an easement for a piece of land > in the right of way? Such as for a utility pole adjacent to the driveway, > but still in the right of way. > > It seems like there could be a conflict here. If the party with the ROW > needed to work on the road, but the pole was in their way, would they have > a right to remove the pole? >
