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Court approves multiple right‑of‑way permits for fiber, water and road bore work

3655775 · June 4, 2025
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Summary

The court approved three right‑of‑way permits: Charter Spectrum for aerial fiber on Scenic Drive; East Cedar Creek FWSD for water and sewer taps at Glen Oaks; and Bethel Ash Water Supply Co. for a road bore at County Road 3911.

Henderson County Commissioners Court approved a set of right‑of‑way permits for utility work across multiple precincts: Charter Spectrum will attach approximately 290 feet of aerial fiber to existing poles on Scenic Drive; East Cedar Creek Freshwater (FWSD) received approval for a 2‑inch water tap and a 2‑inch sewer tap at 106 Red Oak Drive in the Glen Oaks subdivision; and Bethel Ash Water Supply Company was authorized to perform a private‑to‑private road bore under County Road 3911 at 4355 County Road 3911.

A commissioner moved to approve the notice of proposed utility line activity for Charter Spectrum for the approximately 290 feet of aerial fiber with the commissioner's authorization to sign; the motion passed unanimously. The permit for East Cedar Creek FWSD for a new house at 106 Red Oak Drive (2‑inch water and sewer taps) also passed with authorization for signatures. The Bethel Ash Water Supply Company permit to bore under County Road 3911 was approved for private‑to‑private work of approximately 100 feet.

Court discussion confirmed addresses and that the projects would follow county right‑of‑way process and require the commissioner's signatures for the permits. Each approval was moved and seconded in court and recorded as unanimous.

These approvals were routine right‑of‑way actions recorded on the meeting agenda and did not include contested public comment during the recorded discussion.