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Communication fiber optic cables occupy forest land
Utility or fiber optic companies do not have the authority to grant other entities the ability to occupy or use National Forest System (NFS) lands. Approval and authorization from the Forest Service is still required when co-locating on existing infrastructure. The Forest Service has developed an online portal for submission of fiber optic cable proposals and created a National Broadband Program that includes a national project manager and broadband action teams. The broadband action teams will: Review broadband proposals and applications and will assist. The Forest Service authorizes the use and occupancy of National Forests and Grasslands for communications facilities (towers, equipment shelters, and ancillary improvements) and fiber optic cable, which provide critical communications services to rural and urban communities alike. Communications. Uses on NFS lands include utilities, such as fiber optic systems and access to fiber optic. How do I know if I need a FS permit? If you are within the USFS proclaimed boundary, then most likely you need a permit.
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