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I don't have the answer, but I wonder if they are considered a utility and operate on utility easements. Then we have to look at the county and state, too. On
by ibejoeb 3mo ago
I don't have the answer, but I wonder if they are considered a utility and operate on utility easements. Then we have to look at the county and state, too.
On the other side, I've read they operate a considerable number of private installations, too. Even that is suspect, too, in that there is existing case law affirming that people have a reasonable expectation of privacy in "the whole of their public movements."
- engineer_22 3mo agoThey’re not utility. But you don’t have to be a utility to construct in the right-of-way.
- ibejoeb 3mo agoGood point. Then, if the contract lapses, who is responsible for that infrastructure? Does flock have to tear it down?
- kulahan 3mo agoProbably some legal question that won’t get answered until there is a strong pressure to do so.
- engineer_22 3mo agoNo, because they have other customers.