ROW Intersection definition

ROW Intersection means the intersection of the NYSEG ROW and the National Grid ROW, which is on the NYSEG ROW approximately 4.2 miles north of the State Street Substation and also on the National Grid ROW approximately 10.3 miles west of the Elbridge Substation.
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Examples of ROW Intersection in a sentence

  • Section 1 will run 4.2 miles from the State Street Substation to the ROW Intersection and traverse the NYSEG ROW, parallel to the centerlines of existing Lines 971 and 972 in the vast majority of that ROW.

  • For the portion of Section 1 from Milepost 0.2 to Milepost 4.2 (where the ROW Intersection is located), the centerline of the Proposed Line will be located 50 feet to the east of the centerline of Line 972, the easternmost existing line in the NYSEG ROW.

  • Section 2 of the Proposed Line will run 10.3 miles from the ROW Intersection to the Elbridge Substation, parallel to the existing National Grid lines located in the existing National Grid ROW, and be located predominately within the NYSEG Acquired ROW.

  • Murlidhar Bhalekar, Practising Company Secretary has been appointed as the Scrutiniser by the Board of Directors of the Company to scrutinize the e-voting process and voting at the meeting is conducted in a fair and transparent manner.

  • Presently, these are the southernmost structures from the ROW Intersection to approximately MP 10.3 on the existing National Grid ROW.

  • Presently, the structures that support National Grid’s Retired Line 5 are the southernmost structures from the ROW Intersection to approximately Milepost 10.3 on the existing National Grid ROW.

  • For example, the terms of the Joint Proposal propose that from MP 1.4 (Turnpike Road) to MP 4.2 (the ROW Intersection), the east side of the ROW would be expanded by 25 feet, whereas the original Application proposed new easements on a 50-foot wide corridor from MP 0.2 to 4.2 on the east side of the ROW.

  • From the ROW Intersection to the Elbridge substation, the Proposed Line would be supported with galvanized steel monopole structures containing galvanized steel davit arms and porcelain suspension insulators.9Based on preliminary design, the most common height of the steel monopole structures would be 80 feet for the NYSEG ROW and 90 feet for the National Grid ROW.

  • This clause 7 and clause 11.3 will be your exclusive remedy and our entire liability for any IP Claims under this Agreement.

  • The tallest and shortest 9 From the ROW Intersection to Elbridge, the structures would be double circuit, phase over phase.

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