replying to ameijers, Michael Meszaros wrote:
Unfortunately, ours is connected outside under the front lawn. I will call the
gas company and let you know the result.

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On Saturday, February 18, 2017 at 1:14:07 PM UTC-5, Michael Meszaros wrote:
replying to ameijers, Michael Meszaros wrote:
Unfortunately, ours is connected outside under the front lawn. I will call the
gas company and let you know the result.

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Please hurry. Ameijers has been waiting 13 years for the answer.
Homemoaners, clueless as ever.

replying to trader_4, propertymanagementtips wrote:
Kind of a rude comment. Personally, just ran into a situation where an HOA
notified us that the lantern has to be working (new board, now enforcing long
forgotten rules) so I stumbled on this thread which gave us some good ideas on
next steps.

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replying to trader_4, propertymanagementtips wrote:
Oh ha, I get it now. Original post was from 2004. Speaks to how outdated
these lanterns are.

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replying to Michael Meszaros, RacStar wrote:
What was the result? I live in DC and would like mine removed

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replying to Michael Meszaros, T wrote:
Hello,
Were you able to find out who removes these gas lights from the front yard?

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On 7/4/2019 10:44 AM, T wrote:
replying to Michael Meszaros, T wrote:
Hello,
Were you able to find out who removes these gas lights from the front yard?

Outdated suggestion to call the gas company is still valid, as ownership
laws and utility codes vary by jurisdiction.

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I have similar inquiry. Hello - we have a non working gas lamp post that we would like to just knock down. Is it possible to turn off that line then remove the lamp post it does that line need to be cap.

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On 9/2/2020 3:00 PM, RC wrote:
I have similar inquiry. Hello - we have a non working gas lamp post that
we would like to just knock down. Is it possible to turn off that line
then remove the lamp post it does that line need to be cap.

Best is to cut the line where you are turning it off and capping there.
If you turn it off and don't cap you just never know what can happen
down the line. Break it at the valve and cap or plug and be done.