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Power Lines an Issue when developing land for Affordable Homes?

Casey Briscoe
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My team and I are looking at a specific property in Alvarado, Tx. We like the location to the hwy and also the rural feel of the area. Our concern is the power lines. I know it could be an eye soar however it's positioned at a 90 degree line with the property. Majority of the line runs behind the property. My main concern is the property value. We want to build new construction affordable homes. I would like some thoughts as to what we should be concerned with or, if anyone has encountered this issue with new development. Thank you for your help!

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