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Easement agreements impact every landowner and the public in a given location for the lifetime of the deal. Landowners retain the right of use to the land through these agreements, as long it doesn't interfere with the utility company's immediate access.
What is an easement? Easement agreements are recorded documents that remain in effect when a property is transferred to new owners. An easement agreement includes language that restricts certain uses within the right-of-way and ensures PG&E's ability to access the area above the pipeline.
Rights-of-way are areas of land above the natural gas transmission pipeline or below electric transmission power lines that PG&E uses to maintain, inspect and safely operate its power systems. Rights-of-way are a common and important aspect of safely maintaining infrastructure.
Landowners retain the right of use to the land through these agreements, as long it doesn't interfere with the utility company's immediate access.
The recommended distance from high voltage lines is 200 meters. Houses that are 200 meters or more from a high voltage power line usually have typical radiation levels that have insignificant effects on human beings. You can live within the 50 meters limit for low voltage lines and still be safe from harmful radiation.