Utility Corridor Planning

Quelle: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Utility_corridor

Utility Corridor Planning is the process of identifying, designing and managing dedicated pathways or zones that consolidate and optimize the routing of various utility infrastructures—such as pipelines, cables, ducts, and communication lines—to improve land use efficiency, accessibility, maintenance, and operational reliability across regions.

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