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Old 09-13-2009, 07:37 AM
 
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we purchased a small piece of land ,do we have to put the Septic and Well in first???? Or can you put your power on first??????????? and then in a few weeks the well and septic?
we would need power first to cut some of the trees. and where would I get the powerpole from and the meter,and the amp box?
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Old 09-13-2009, 08:06 AM
 
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I'm not familiar with Putnam County but you would get the power pole and meter from the electric company that services that area.
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Old 09-13-2009, 08:09 AM
 
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we purchased a small piece of land ,do we have to put the Septic and Well in first???? Or can you put your power on first??????????? and then in a few weeks the well and septic?
we would need power first to cut some of the trees. and where would I get the powerpole from and the meter,and the amp box?
These are questions you should have been asking before you bought. To give you an example, My late mother in law bought a lot in the key's for $11,000. Bargain right? Well when it came time for the utilities there was nothing on her side of the street. It was going to cost $40,000 just to bring them to the property. They would have to tear up the road. She ended up selling the property to the neighbor, the only person it was worth anything to because he was adjacent to it an it expanded his property.

I don't foresee any problems for you other then it may cost more then you expected but you don't buy anything unless you know everything and you "Never" take the word of the seller about anything.
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