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The process of undergrounding involves three key steps: planning, permitting and easements, followed by construction.
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Obtaining permits from county, state and environmental agencies is often the longest part of undergrounding before construction can begin.
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Concrete vaults will house the underground power lines and serve as access points for maintenance.
Crews Make Undergrounding Progress in Burn Scar
Southern California Edison crews are close to completing over a mile of undergrounding through an Altadena neighborhood.
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