Georgia § 36-66C-11 - Alternate locations; certification.
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§ 36-66C-11. Alternate locations; certification.
For applications for new poles in the right of way in areas zoned for residential use, the authority may propose an alternate location in the right of way within 100 feet of the location set forth in the application, and the wireless provider shall use the authority's proposed alternate location unless the location imposes technical limits or significant additional costs. The wireless provider shall certify that it has made such a determination in good faith, based on the assessment of a licensed engineer, and it shall provide a written summary of the basis for such determination. (Code 1981, § 36-66C-11 , enacted by Ga. L. 2019, p. 236, § 1/SB 66.) Editor's notes. - For information as to the effective date of this Code section, see the effective date note at the beginning of this chapter.
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