Power Lines

[Coronita]

[quote=sdrealtor]Power lines are a major impediment when re-selling so if you dont mind them make sure you get a substantial discount (at least $25K).

As for the EMF nonsense, here’s my take on that. If they are dangerous, how come every lineman that works on those things every day isnt dead within a year?[/quote]

Because any (if any) health impacts would be something that is longer term, and not something that would be evident until most likely long after the linesman has retired or left the job. And it’s probably not possible to attribute cancer to the root cause of it in hindsight.

One of the official answers are “no increased risks, with one exception” http://dceg.cancer.gov/reb/research/nonionizing/1

More detailed info here:
http://www.cancer.gov/cancertopics/factsheet/Risk/magnetic-fields

It’s one of those “unknown”, just like there has not been an conclusive evidence that says one way or the other that yapping on a cell phone does/doesn’t not have health consequences. Because we won’t know the long term affects of this until some of us 20-30 years get older. Official answer right now is there is no increased risks also.

[sdrealtor]

Linemen have been working those lines for decades so the long term effects would already have bourne themselves out. If there was a statistically significant higher risk I’d think there would be some study showing that.

[sdrealtor]

Linemen have been working those lines for decades so the long term effects would already have bourne themselves out. If there was a statistically significant higher risk I’d think there would be some study showing that.

[sdrealtor]

Linemen have been working those lines for decades so the long term effects would already have bourne themselves out. If there was a statistically significant higher risk I’d think there would be some study showing that.

[sdrealtor]

Linemen have been working those lines for decades so the long term effects would already have bourne themselves out. If there was a statistically significant higher risk I’d think there would be some study showing that.

[sdrealtor]

Linemen have been working those lines for decades so the long term effects would already have bourne themselves out. If there was a statistically significant higher risk I’d think there would be some study showing that.

[Coronita]

[quote=sdrealtor]Linemen have been working those lines for decades so the long term effects would already have bourne themselves out. If there was a statistically significant higher risk I’d think there would be some study showing that.[/quote]

Children usually don’t start out working as linesman though. I think the study was done that this is more of a concern of children/infant population. Again, indications that there are no conclusive evidence that indicate a direct link. But, some of studies are all over the map, some say yes, some say no.

Officially, there is no conclusive evidence to say it leads to anything, so I guess as a home, it’s not needed as a disclosure, though it’s kinda hard for a buyer to not notice it anyway, i would think.

[Coronita]

[quote=sdrealtor]Linemen have been working those lines for decades so the long term effects would already have bourne themselves out. If there was a statistically significant higher risk I’d think there would be some study showing that.[/quote]

Children usually don’t start out working as linesman though. I think the study was done that this is more of a concern of children/infant population. Again, indications that there are no conclusive evidence that indicate a direct link. But, some of studies are all over the map, some say yes, some say no.

Officially, there is no conclusive evidence to say it leads to anything, so I guess as a home, it’s not needed as a disclosure, though it’s kinda hard for a buyer to not notice it anyway, i would think.

[Coronita]

[quote=sdrealtor]Linemen have been working those lines for decades so the long term effects would already have bourne themselves out. If there was a statistically significant higher risk I’d think there would be some study showing that.[/quote]

Children usually don’t start out working as linesman though. I think the study was done that this is more of a concern of children/infant population. Again, indications that there are no conclusive evidence that indicate a direct link. But, some of studies are all over the map, some say yes, some say no.

Officially, there is no conclusive evidence to say it leads to anything, so I guess as a home, it’s not needed as a disclosure, though it’s kinda hard for a buyer to not notice it anyway, i would think.

[Coronita]

[quote=sdrealtor]Linemen have been working those lines for decades so the long term effects would already have bourne themselves out. If there was a statistically significant higher risk I’d think there would be some study showing that.[/quote]

Children usually don’t start out working as linesman though. I think the study was done that this is more of a concern of children/infant population. Again, indications that there are no conclusive evidence that indicate a direct link. But, some of studies are all over the map, some say yes, some say no.

Officially, there is no conclusive evidence to say it leads to anything, so I guess as a home, it’s not needed as a disclosure, though it’s kinda hard for a buyer to not notice it anyway, i would think.

[Coronita]

[quote=sdrealtor]Linemen have been working those lines for decades so the long term effects would already have bourne themselves out. If there was a statistically significant higher risk I’d think there would be some study showing that.[/quote]

Children usually don’t start out working as linesman though. I think the study was done that this is more of a concern of children/infant population. Again, indications that there are no conclusive evidence that indicate a direct link. But, some of studies are all over the map, some say yes, some say no.

Officially, there is no conclusive evidence to say it leads to anything, so I guess as a home, it’s not needed as a disclosure, though it’s kinda hard for a buyer to not notice it anyway, i would think.

[sdrealtor]

Whatever the impact, they are big and scary looking. You wouldnt find them in my backyard.

[sdrealtor]

Whatever the impact, they are big and scary looking. You wouldnt find them in my backyard.

[sdrealtor]

Whatever the impact, they are big and scary looking. You wouldnt find them in my backyard.

[sdrealtor]

Whatever the impact, they are big and scary looking. You wouldnt find them in my backyard.

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