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The pole tag located near the bottom of the pole, shows the unique pole number. If a tag number is not available, please provide the nearest address or landmark. Poles are made of wood and are recycled when taken out of use. Most utility poles in the United States are made of southern yellow pine and have a life of approximately 25 to 50 years. Once they've reached their useful lives, poles are burned for energy or recycled dependent on the material used.
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It's the overriding issue here," Morano said. We've been working with local building code officials, enforcement officials and customers to educate on this subject. It results in delays and work stoppages. The homeowners question who should pay. Should they have to pay alone for taller poles that will benefit other houses on the street as well?
If I raise my wires I don't think that's fair. The residents' problem creates a special circumstance, but it's not something for all ratepayers to cover, Brand said.
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