What is the minimum height regulation for utility wires in the state of georgia from one pole to another?

Question

These wires are over a public road

Answer 1

I can't speak specifically for Georgia, but here is some general information that likely applies:

The vertical clearances are defined by the National Electric Safety Code (NESC) and depend on a few factors.

- Voltage of the wires

- What is underneath the wires (i.e. restricted access highway, regular highway, streets not succeptable to truck traffic, railways, pedestrians only, etc.

If you update your question with additional information (or links to a photo) we can probably give you the NESC requirements for new construction.

Answer 2

!3 feet  of going over a road but if you see lines low to the ground you should contact the utility and notify them. The lines should not go across any structure either.