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Can trees be planted on the right of way?

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Can trees be planted on the right of way?

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In general no trees that are greater than twelve (12) feet at maturity are permitted on the right or way. All landscaping must meet the current guidelines and be reviewed and approved by an Encroachment Representative as to size, species, and placement within the right of way. Trees and shrubs are prohibited from being planted beneath the overhead wires. All vegetation must maintain a fifty (50) foot clearance from any pole and fifteen (15) foot clearance from all guy wire(s). No plants shall be planted in locations that may impede truck access for emergency repairs and general maintenance of facilities. Any tree or shrub exceeding these limitations will be removed during routine vegetation management activities. Progress Energy is firmly committed to providing our customers with the most reliable and efficient electric service possible. Should you have any questions about planting the “right tree in the right place”, please contact your local Progress Energy Transmission Forester.

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