Henderson County approves two Charter Spectrum right-of-way agreements for underground fiber

The Henderson County Commissioners Court approved two right-of-way agreements with Charter Spectrum to install underground fiber optic cable on several county roads at its meeting.

One motion, made by Commissioner Richland and seconded by Commissioner McCamp, authorized a right-of-way agreement for the installation of approximately 19,765 feet of underground fiber optic cable and 12 pedestals within county rights of way on listed County Roads. The court authorized the commissioners to sign the agreement and approved the motion unanimously.

A second motion, made by Commissioner Burcham and seconded by Commissioner McCann, approved a separate right-of-way agreement for approximately 39,090 feet of underground fiber optic cable and one pedestal on a different set of county roads in Precinct 4. The court again authorized the commissioners to sign and approved the motion unanimously.

Court staff described the project lengths, the roads involved, and the planned placement of pedestals during the motions. The agreements as described in the meeting text referenced voltages and pedestal counts as part of the installation descriptions; the court record provided in the transcript does not include additional technical specifications, engineering plans, or franchise ordinance references.

Both motions passed by unanimous voice vote; no roll-call tallies or dissenting votes were recorded in the transcript. The court expressly authorized county commissioners to sign the agreements on behalf of Henderson County.