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Power line/telephone poles in the backyard
Hello!
I found an interesting SFH that has a nice size back yard, but I’m hesitating because there are two large wooden power line/telephone poles in it.
The numbers work as an SFR but should I be worried about the poles being a liability? Is there anything I can do to protect myself from an accident?
Thanks!