Comcast and AT&T Agree to Move Overhead Cables Following City Approval
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Updated Sep 21
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What happened
Comcast and AT&T agreed to move overhead cables as part of local utility upgrades in the area of Erwin and Main streets. The Cartersville City Council approved a plan to replace several utility poles in a parking lot with a new transformer. The plan involves taking down the two taller power poles and moving two shorter poles closer to the buildings.
From daily-tribune.com
Why it matters
The upgrades are intended to accommodate the new transformer installation and future developments in the area. The expenditure for the project is being paid out of the electric fund, though it was not included in the original budget.
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Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Comcast
American multinational telecommunications conglomerate
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AT&T
American multinational conglomerate
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