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Updated about 1 year ago, 12/05/2023

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Nikolas Engel
  • Investor
  • Pacific Northwest
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Local electricity provider runs conduit in our property without easement

Nikolas Engel
  • Investor
  • Pacific Northwest
Posted

Hello,

I just found out that our local electricity provider runs a cable in our ground behind a commercial building we own without and easement in place. The cable connects two vaults and is part of a bigger electricity grid servicing private and public infrastructure. The provider does not even know where exactly the cable runs, we only know the start and end point (the two vaults).

We bought the building about two years ago and have no knowledge of history how this situation came together. 

What are issues to consider at this point and how would you proceed in a situation like this? 

Thank you for your response!

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