| In electric power, power lines obstruction: structures, buildings, and improvements of whatever kind, whether temporary or permanent in character and regardless of the purpose for which they are intended, which are located partially or wholly inside the power line corridor which threaten or endanger the continuous and uninterrupted conveyance of electricity [Section 4(k), Anti-Obstruction of Power Lines Act of 2019] In electric power, power lines obstruction: structures, buildings and buildings of whatever kind, whether temporary or permanent in character, and regardless of the purpose for which they are intended, which are located, partially or wholly, inside the Power Line Corridor which threaten or endanger the continuous and uninterrupted conveyance of electricity [Section 4(v), DOE Department Circular No. DC2020-02-0002, The Implementing Rules and Regulations of Republic Act No. 11361, Otherwise Known as the “Anti-Obstruction of Power Lines Act”] Note: Under the IRR, “improvements of whatever kind” is written as “buildings of whatever kind” and and “power line corridor” is written as “Power Line Corridor”. Also, the IRR uses additional commas throughout the definition. |
