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are unwilling to shoulder the additional cost. But in theory, economics are not involved at all. The council says we want to bury the lines,” and putting up another pole would be working at cross purposes, he said.
Mr. Kramer maintained that “the costs (of burying the line) will bear out. Figure $700 (of Mr. Critzer’s estimate) to push the line under the road - it costs (Potomac Edison) more than that to set a pole.”
“As of now,J’ Mr. Reynolds added, “all utilities require a special use permit - underground lines as well.”
Mr. Skowronski added that “it’s important to note that the power line is capable of carrying power for half the town,” apparently referring to the potential for additional services after development of a lot owned by Bruce Corneal next to the Butlers.
“Do you know of any additional future use of your service?” Mayor Morehouse asked Mrs. Butler.
(See SPECIAL USE, p. 16)
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