Public Utility Easement definition

Public Utility Easement means an easement in favour of a public utility provider.

Public Utility Easement means a registered easement or right of way, or an unregistered statutory easement or right of way, held by one or more of the Public Utility Companies, in respect of a transmission line, distribution line or similar facility which affects Entitlement land;

Public Utility Easement means the area on a recorded plat map or other recorded document that is dedicated to the use and installation of public utility facilities.

Examples of Public Utility Easement in a sentence

• In the event that a Third Party Interest (other than a Public Utility Easement) is to be surrendered prior to creation of an Entitlement Reserve, the parties agree that the surrender of the Third Party Interest shall be the subject of an agreement between the Band, Canada and the Third Party Interest Holder.

• Public Utility Easement required for all City owned electrical lines and pad mounted equipment located on private property.

• The Applicant shall provide a Public Utility Easement in recordable form for installation of such facilities within the boundaries of the property.

• Such easements shall be labeled "Public Utility Easement" on the tentative and final plat; they shall be at least 12 feet in width and centered on lot lines where possible, unless determined otherwise by the City Engineer or designate.

• In the event the City vacates, releases, sells, conveys, transfers or otherwise disposes of a City Street, or any portion of a Public Utility Easement or Other City Property in which Company Facilities are located, the City shall reserve an easement in favor of the Company over that portion of the Street, Public Utility Easement or Other City Property in which such Company Facilities are located.

More Definitions of Public Utility Easement

Public Utility Easement means, unless otherwise specified or restricted by the terms of the easement, the area on, below, or above a property in which the property owner has dedicated an easement for use by utilities. Public Utility Easement does not include an easement dedicated solely for Town’s use, or where the proposed use by the Provider is inconsistent with the terms of any easement granted to the Town.

Public Utility Easement means a nonpossessory property interest in which the easement holder is a publicly regulated or publicly owned utility under federal law or law of this state or a municipality. The term includes an easement benefiting an intrastate utility, an interstate utility, or a utility cooperative.

Public Utility Easement refers to any platted easement over, under, or above public or private property, expressly dedicated to, and accepted by, the City for the use of public utility companies for the placement of utility facilities, including but not limited to Company Facilities.

Public Utility Easement means a nonpossessory property

Public Utility Easement means any privately owned land, in which the City holds an easement for public utility uses and purposes, without regard to whether any “public utility,” as defined in California Public Utilities Code section 216(a), has an easement for similar public utility uses and purposes.

Public Utility Easement means those easements held, owned or controlled by the City that allow the construction, operation or maintenance of an electric utility transmission and distribution system (or any part thereof), including but not limited to public utility easements dedicated to the City by plat.

Public Utility Easement means, unless otherwise specified or restricted by the terms of the easement, the area on, below, or above a property in which the property owner has dedicated an easement for use by utilities.