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What is NYC FC § 315.5?

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This section prohibits the storage of hazardous or combustible materials outdoors within the utility easement located underneath high-voltage transmission lines. The enforcement of this statute helps ensure safety in areas adjacent to high-voltage infrastructure. Applies to property operators managing land near such transmission lines.

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315.5 Storage underneath high-voltage transmission lines.

FC § 315.5

It shall be unlawful to store hazardous materials or combustible materials outdoors within the utility easement underneath high-voltage transmission lines.

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