Bill Summaries: S562 (2023-2024 Session)

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    Summary date: Apr 4 2023 - View summary

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    Amends GS 136-19.5 to direct procedures for the Department of Transportation in cases of construction projects that require telecommunications utilities to relocate a line, facility, or a system related to telecommunications. The Department must notify telecommunications utilities when relocation is required, and within 30 days, telecommunications utilities shall alert the Department if the telecommunications utility will design plans for relocation. Authorizes the Department to manage plans of relocation if 30 days have passed. Bill includes definitions of relocation and telecommunications utility.
    Government, State Agencies, Department of Transportation, Public Enterprises and Utilities, Transportation
    GS 136

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