NEW CONSTRUCTION EASEMENTS Sample Clauses

NEW CONSTRUCTION EASEMENTS. Utility easements will typically be 15 feet wide but may vary in dimensions depending on the type of facilities necessary. Utility easements are generally located along streets, lot lines, or between two lots when created by a subdivision of land. Where three or more utility buried trenchlines or other infrastructure items are to exist within a frontage easement, 20’ frontage easements are required. Other infrastructure items may include customer owned street lighting service cable, sidewalks, water systems, or parallel drainage. When platted utility easements do not exist or do not provide adequate right-of- way for utilities, a utility easement may be created by a separate agreement between the owner of the property and NBU. Except for service drops, service laterals and security lighting, an easement is required when it is necessary for NBU to locate its facilities on property not designated as a public right-of-way to serve the customer on whose property the facilities are to be located. The customer shall provide NBU a copy of the recorded deed to verify ownership and legal description of the property affected by the utility easement. Easements will also be required when it is necessary for NBU facilities to cross over property not designated as public right-of-way and not owned by the customer receiving service. The customer requesting service is responsible for obtaining this easement from other property owners. If it becomes desirable to relocate or remove NBU facilities from the customer's property for reasons initiated by the customer all costs associated with the request, including the abandonment of existing easements, are charged to the customer making the request.
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