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Damage Release (For Construction and Testing a Powerline)

Plano Texas Damage Release (For Construction and Testing a Powerline)

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Oil Gas and Minerals - Releases

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Plano

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US-OG-975

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This form is a damage release for construction and testing a powerline.

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Interesting Questions

What should I do if I notice damage after the work is done?

If you discover damage after the work, take photos and document everything. You can still speak to the construction company about it, but the release may limit your options.

Can I still claim for damages if they happen during the work?

Generally speaking, no. The whole point of the damage release is to protect the workers from liability for damages that occur during their work. It’s like playing fair in a game.

Do I have any rights after signing the damage release?

Yes, you still have rights! Signing the release doesn’t mean you lose all your rights; it just pertains to the specific risks involved with the construction work.

Will I be notified before work begins on my property?

Absolutely! The construction team should provide notice and details about when work will start and the type of work being done. Communication is key!

What kind of damages does the release cover?

The release typically covers damages that might happen during the construction or testing process, like a fence getting knocked over or landscaping being disturbed. It's just part of the job sometimes.

Why do I need to sign a damage release?

Signing a damage release means you acknowledge the risks involved and agree not to hold anyone responsible for any accidental damage to your property while they’re working on the powerline.

What is a damage release for construction and testing a powerline in Plano, Texas?

A damage release is basically a document that allows construction workers to carry out their job on or around powerline areas without folks worrying about any damage that might come up during the work.