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2024-091 · LICENSE · INFRASTRUCTURE · 2024

ORDER FOR JOINT OR IDENTICAL POLE LOCATIONS

City Council approves a joint pole location for National Grid and Verizon on Union Street to relocate one pole about 10 feet south to accommodate a driveway and improve safety on a narrow street, with safety, coordination, and future underground work requirements.

approved NEIGHBORHOOD
  1. STEP 1
    Submitted
    JUL 23 2024
  2. STEP 2 · CURRENT
    Approved
    JUL 23 2024
AI summary · plain-language

This ordinance grants National Grid and Verizon permission to locate and relocate a joint pole on Union Street, near the driveway at Union Street and High Street, to move the pole approximately 10 feet south from its current location. The arrangement is intended to improve driveway access and street safety on a narrow urban street. The order sets conditions for construction, including compliance with the petition plan (Work Request #30837881), height requirements for poles, coordination with the City Department of Public Works and Water/Sewer, advance Dig Safe notifications, and the ability to install underground laterals as needed. It also preserves space for municipal cross-arms and requires utility coordination within the city right-of-way.

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Key provisions

§1 Grant joint/identical pole locations for National Grid and Verizon on Union Street, relocating pole 1 about 10 feet south.
§2 Poles shall be sound timber, reasonably straight, and not less than 20 feet high above ground.
§3 Authorize underground laterals, cables, and wires to connect with poles as needed for distributing purposes.
§4 Requires notice to DPW and Water/Sewer before installation; Dig Safe requests; reserve space for municipal cross-arm wires on the poles.

Discussed at meetings

City CouncilREVISED City Council MeetingJuly 23, 2024
approve2024-091
Approve pole petition 2024-091 (Union St) with the stipulation that National Grid notify Dig Safe.
MOVED BY NICHOLAS WHEELER · SECONDED BY JESSICA REDFERN · VOTE: PASSED 8-0