CHAPTER 5. Relocation of Utilities
Chapter 5 added by Stats. 2013, Ch. 35, Sec. 7.
§§ 185500–185511 · 12 sections
- § 185500 (a) “High-speed rail property” means real property or an interest therein, including any right-of-way, previously or hereafter acquired by the state for…
- § 185501 (a) When the authority requires any utility to remove any utility facility lawfully maintained in the right-of-way of any high-speed rail property to a…
- § 185502 (a) When the authority requires a publicly owned utility to relocate within a high-speed rail property any utility facility lawfully maintained in that…
- § 185503 If the authority requires the relocation within the right-of-way of any utility facility more than once within a period of 10 years, the authority shall pay…
- § 185504 (a) In any case in which the authority is required under the provisions of this chapter to pay the cost of removal or relocation of any utility facility, it…
- § 185505 (a) The authority and any utility required to remove a utility facility or to relocate any utility facility may, by agreement, provide for the respective…
- § 185506 In the event of failure to reach an agreement as provided in Section 185505, the utility or the authority may bring an action in a court of competent…
- § 185507 (a) The authority and any utility as defined in Section 185500 may enter into a contract providing for or apportioning the obligations and costs to be borne by…
- § 185508 A utility is entitled to a permit for such reasonable crossings of high-speed rail property as may be required for the proper discharge of the utility’s…
- § 185509 The authority shall exercise reasonable discretion in acting on applications of utilities for permits to occupy high-speed rail property for longitudinal…
- § 185510 The authority, in acting upon applications for utility permits, shall consider both the interests of the traveling public upon the high-speed rail property and…
- § 185511 Nothing in this chapter is intended to prevent the authority from making reasonable rules and regulations and requiring reasonable conditions in permits…