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Intact Condition - Utility Poles

Intact Condition - Utility Poles

Intact Condition - Utility Poles

(OP)
Has anyone ever heard of an Intact Condition in reference to utility poles?  I am unfamiliar with the term and would like to read something on it to understand what exactly it is.

RE: Intact Condition - Utility Poles

I assume you're looking for something more meaningful than "not damaged"?

RE: Intact Condition - Utility Poles

(OP)
Actually I was just reading something and I think you are right and that is exactly what it means.  Thanks.

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