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Guidelines for Underground Utility Installations Crossing Highway Rights-of-Way ii March 2013 Foreword Utility companies provide essential services to the public. They often install their facilities within the rights-of-way of public roads. If the utilities were not allowed to use the rights-of-way, they could be
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