South Carolina § 48-23-190 - Telephone line attachments to commission's poles; charges.
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§ 48-23-190. Telephone line attachments to commission's poles; charges.
The State Commission of Forestry may permit telephone line attachments to its poles under such terms and conditions as the Commission deems advisable and charge standard rental rates therefor. But before the Commission shall grant authority for such attachments it shall require the applicant to sign an agreement prescribed by the Commission, setting forth the terms and conditions under which such attachments shall be installed and maintained.
HISTORY: 1962 Code SECTION 29-21; 1952 Code SECTION 29-21; 1947 (45) 477.
Source: official South Carolina text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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