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‘Utility cemetery’: Commerce Township residents frustrated by repeated fiber-optic installations
Residents of a Commerce Township subdivision are frustrated by numerous unexpected fiber-optic installations from multiple companies, describing their yards as a "utility cemetery." Homeowners report visible damage, including large holes in front yards and torn-up turf, noting that notification about the utility work has been unclear. The township stated that crews have the legal ability to enter properties for maintenance within existing utility easements.
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