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A
massive reconstruction program of TLC’s transmission system
necessitated an infusion of five trainee agents, but Ben’s problems
were not all work related.
The
ensuing struggle to assemble an effective right of way acquisition team
provides an amusing tale of land acquisition just prior to the
metamorphosis of flesh and blood utility companies to chrome and glass. It is, of course, fictitious but obviously written by someone who's “been there – done that.” It is a rollicking fantasy, but practitioners of the right of way profession can easily identify with the situations experienced by these intrepid land agents. |
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Published: August 2001 ISBN: 978-1-57168-955-9 |
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