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Board grants four Charter Communications street-privilege permits for downtown and neighborhood routes
Summary
The Board of Public Works approved four street-privilege permit requests from Charter Communications to place communications infrastructure in rights-of-way at four locations in La Crosse.
The Board of Public Works approved four street-privilege permit requests from Charter Communications for communications work in public rights-of-way near four blocks in La Crosse; the items were bundled and approved as one action by voice vote.
The permits cover rights-of-way near the 3200 block of George Street, 3200 East Avenue South, the 500 blocks of King Street, and the 2200 block of Cunningham Street. The board noted that the submissions “are very similar to ones we've seen in the past.”
Council President Dickinson moved to approve the four permits together; Director Train seconded. There was no substantive discussion on the record and the board approved the combined motion by voice vote.
The board chair said the permits and accompanying plans were attached to the agenda and invited questions; none were raised on the transcript. The board did not state permit conditions, exact dates for work, or specify whether traffic-control plans or restoration bonds were required in the public record of this session.
