County Projects Must Comply with Federal Communications Commission Regulations
1 report, 1 independent
Updated Sep 21
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What happened
A county director stated that a company installing fiber optics lines is disputing billing for repairs and demanding more documentation. The director noted that the county cannot use road use maintenance agreements for these companies because they operate under Federal Communications Commission regulations.
From mountvernonnews.com
Why it matters
The Board of Commissioners' projects operate under regulations set by the Federal Communications Commission. The county could choose not to approve future projects for the vendor until it has paid for damages its crews caused.
From mountvernonnews.com
Who's involved
- Federal Communications CommissionIndependent U.S. government agency that sets regulations for county projects
- Board of CommissionersGoverning body whose projects operate under Federal Communications Commission regulations
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The entities involved
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Federal Communications Commission
independent U.S. government agency
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Board of Commissioners
Slovak executive body
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