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The tree-removal hanger has a place for BWL and the residential or commercial property owner to write some specific details. BWL and other electric utilities highly recommend against non-professionals cutting trees around powerlines.
That stated, home owners can hire tree experts for their own homes and can hope that the trimming satisfies BWL. That approach was the subject of the lawsuit brought by BWL versus East Lansing homeowners Richard and Conni Crittenden.
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(To estimate one ELi reader, "And don't get me started on the issue of leaving the substantial stacks of wood after they damaged your trees.") One reader observed that any house owner stupid sufficient to plant a tree under a powerline deserves what she or he gets. But the reality is that, in East Lansing, many of the trees growing near powerlines were not planted intentionally, and some predate the powerlines.
One theme amongst reader comments is "Do Extra resources not blame the contracted tree service employees." Wrote one reader, "a great deal of the employees are migrant, making really low earnings under pretty demanding working conditions." We haven't checked out the conditions of the workers hired by BWL contractors like Wright Tree Service, so we can't verify this.
It's worth comprehending the financial and regulative reality of BWL. BWL is completely owned by the City of Lansing. The City of Lansing uses BWL to prop up its budget plan. In 2015-2016, BWL sent out the City of Lansing about $21 million as an "equity payment." The Lansing budget plan has to do with $200 million currently, suggesting that BWL consumers are spending for about 10% of Lansing's spending plan through their utility expenses.
That suggests that funds that may go to pay for things like burying lines and less aggressive, more labor-intensive plants management are rather going to the City of Lansing. And due to the fact that BWL is a municipally-owned utility, it's not subject to policy by the Michigan Civil Service Commission as other energies (including Customers Energy) are.
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In 2014, the individuals of Lansing voted to permit municipalities like East Lansing that have BWL customers to name a non-voting agent on the BWL Board.
Since that time, East Lansing's City government has actually taken no more action to establish protections for private home owners or their trees when it comes to BWL plants management.
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