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What is the difference between a Right of Entry (ROE) and an Easement?
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A Right of Entry (ROE) grants temporary permission to an entity, such as SCE, to enter and access a property for specific purposes (e.g., inspections, surveys or construction preparation).
An easement is a permanent property right that allows ongoing use of a portion of the property.
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