abandoned cell towers

I have a lease with a tower company and there are no tenants on the tower after 15 years. I am concerned the company will either go broke or abandon the tower and I will be stuck with a tower on my property - to either maintain or remove. What are the obligations of the tower owner if they abandon or file for bankruptcy? What are my obligations regarding the tower under those same circumstances?

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Aug 14, 2016
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by: Anonymous

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Sep 15, 2015
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by: Stephen

Check your Removal and Restoration provision in your lease.

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