An electric line right-of -way (ROW) easement is a strip of land that an electric utility uses to construct, maintain, or repair a power line or a BEC fiber line.
BEC does not own the land but the easement allows the utility to keep the ROW line clear of vegetation, buildings, and other structures that could interfere with line operation.
The easement is generally 20 feet wide, being 10 feet on each side of the center of the power pole, power line, and/or guy wires and anchors.