First off I would check the local building codes with respect to that issue. Personally I would not want to build something with high voltage lines directly above. We have a gas line that runs within tens of feet of dad's house and a couple farm buildings. should the gas company need to do work they can not disturb the buildings and would be fully responsible for any damage done as these buildings predate the line. However, if we set any new buildings as close if not closer (or right over) it is noted in the right-of-way agreement (voluntarily or not when this was built, not quite eminent domain but close) that the gas line would not owe any compensation should the building be damaged or destroyed by activities of the gas line including servicing the line for maintenance. They would not owe the effort for minimal disturbance to prevent damage to these structures. I was gun-ho at one time to put a shop up very close to the right-of-way till dad explained this to me.
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