Minimum Distance Required Between 20kV Medium Voltage Line and Building for Permit

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#31 6612079 03 Jun 2009 20:21

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6612079 03 Jun 2009 20:21

"Boomerang" theme. It returns whenever "something" does not suit someone. And everyone wants to have a certain supply of electricity, gas, access to the TV signal, wireless (cellular) telephone network and sewage network. Only masts, poles, pipes, cables "should be at the neighbor's, why should I?" Such Polish hell!
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Topic summary

The discussion revolves around the implications of purchasing a plot of land that has a 20 kV medium voltage line running through it. Forum members express concerns about the minimum distance required from the line to obtain a building permit, the potential health risks associated with electromagnetic fields, and the complexities involved in removing the pole if necessary. Some participants suggest that if there is no easement and the pole has been in place for less than 30 years, it may be possible to have it removed. Others caution against buying such plots due to safety risks and the potential for costly legal battles with the power company. The conversation also touches on the future of medium voltage lines, with some suggesting a trend towards underground cabling. Overall, the consensus leans towards caution when considering such a purchase.
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