Rhode Island H7244 mandates the state to cover relocation costs for utility facilities affected by highway construction.
Rhode Island H7244 amends the law to require the state to pay for the relocation of utility facilities when necessary for highway projects. The state will cover 50% of the relocation costs for private corporations and companies, and 100% for municipalities, political subdivisions, and state agencies. This applies to projects authorized after March 1, 1976, and for which the state is eligible for federal reimbursement. The relocation must be completed within target dates and according to state design criteria.
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