Several high power electric transmission lines are constructed each year in Texas, yet there are few online resources for affected landowners.

Texas landowners who are concerned about a transmission line that is proposed to be built near their property may want to contact an attorney who practices before the Public Utility Commission of Texas to learn more about their legal rights and the PUC's review and approval process.

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What to Do If a Proposed Transmission Line
May Affect Your Property

The brochure covers basic information every landowner should consider and what they should do to protect their interests. It includes:

• Whether to comment or intervene.
• Information about intervention deadlines.
• What to look for in an attorney to represent you.

Austin, Texas, attorney Brad Bayliff has practiced before the PUC for many years and he is very familiar with the Public Utility Regulatory Act and the PUC’s rules governing electric utilities and the PUC’s hearing procedures. The firm has represented landowners in applications for approval of transmission lines.  

Brad Bayliff welcomes email from visitors to this website, especially landowners who may be affected by proposed transmission lines.
He responds personally and answers initial questions for free. Click here to send an email to him and to receive his personal reply.  

Deciding whether to hire an attorney, and choosing the right representation for you, is an important decision.

Because it may help you to decide whether or not to participate in a transmission line proceeding as an intervenor, Brad Bayliff is willing to provide a free, limited initial consultation with no obligation to retain or to hire our firm.

 Find out more about Brad Bayliff.