ROW Intersection definition

ROW Intersection means the intersection of the NYSEG ROW and the National Grid ROW, which is on the NYSEG ROW approximately 4.2 miles north of the State Street Substation and also on the National Grid ROW approximately 10.3 miles west of the Elbridge Substation.
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Examples of ROW Intersection in a sentence

  • Section 2 of the Proposed Line will run 10.3 miles from the ROW Intersection to the Elbridge Substation, parallel to the existing National Grid lines located in the existing National Grid ROW, and be located predominately within the NYSEG Acquired ROW.

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