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sioners with review and revision of the current zoning laws, suggested allowing distribution lines by right but with a limitation to a 25foot right-of-way.

“That’s not a msyor problem.” Nichols replied, adding however, that “as you narrow the width, you increase the ‘go back’, which ultimately you ' (the customer) pays for.”

“Go back?” asked McNear.

“Go back to the tree and trim again,” Nichols explained. Also, he maintained, in many cases a 25foot right-of-way will not allow sufficient room for anchor wires on the poles.

“We can limit them in two ways — by right-of-way or by voltage,” interjected Newbill Miller. “Is there a voltage that makes sense?”

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