Corrales announces EZ Fiber construction in April; village to get biweekly maps and free home hookups Village administrators said EZ Fiber will start construction in April, will provide biweekly maps and a local phone line for resident questions, and will not charge homeowners for the street-to-home connection. Councilors asked about coordination with utilities and potential traffic impacts.

EZ Fiber is set to kick off construction in April, offering free home connections and biweekly updates to keep residents in the loop on where crews will be working!

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Committee tables bill that would let DOT suspend permits for utilities that fall behind relocation schedules House Bill 1342, which would require utility relocation schedules to align with DOT contracts and allow permit suspension or denial if utilities fall more than 20% behind, drew opposition from utilities and contractors and was tabled for further stakeholder work.

House Bill 1342 could reshape utility operations in Georgia by allowing the DOT to suspend permits for tardy utilities, but is it a solution or a setback?

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Senate committee adopts safety and timeline amendments for utility work in rail rights-of-way, tables debate on 'paralleling' A Senate committee adopted amendments clarifying that utilities working in railroad rights-of-way must comply with applicable federal rail safety rules and extended notice windows to 60 days for crossings and 120 days for paralleling; a proposal to strike "paralleling" was tabled until Monday, February 16 for further review.

A Senate committee has just adopted crucial amendments to enhance safety and extend notice periods for utility work in railroad rights-of-way, but the debate over "paralleling" remains unresolved!

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Marquette meeting examines data-center planning and proposed parking-code edits At a Marquette meeting, staff presented data-center planning guidance and case studies, while commissioners reviewed proposed parking-code reordering and thresholds; members asked for further study of utility capacity, site suitability and next steps for possible rezoning.

Marquette is at a crossroads as city planners unveil strategies for data centers and tackle urgent parking code changes—what's the future of infrastructure in our community?

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Madison County hears update on Yonder Road design, right-of-way and utility coordination Wagon Engineering told the Madison County board the Yonder Road project is about 45% complete in work progress, has billed roughly 23–24% of its contract, will affect 73 parcels and faces a delay in environmental review pending U.S. Army Corps of Engineers comments; staff outlined next steps for utility and right-of-way work.

The Yonder Road project is progressing at 45% completion, with 73 parcels impacted and critical utility coordination underway—find out what’s next for Madison County’s infrastructure!

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County staff updates bridge, power easement and utility coordination; ordinances to adopt building codes coming this week Staff briefed commissioners on bridge projects, a utility conflict with Intermountain Gas, pending easement negotiations with power companies, bus-route detours, and announced upcoming ordinances to adopt the electrical code by reference and contract changes for inspectors.

Major infrastructure updates are underway in Bonneville County, but a standoff with Intermountain Gas could delay critical bridge projects!

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Utilities face delays in Jacksonville infrastructure project due to broadband relocations Multiple utility companies encounter challenges delaying infrastructure work in Jacksonville area.

Utility relocations are causing chaos in Arkansas, with multiple providers leading to significant delays and complications in crucial infrastructure projects.

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