Friday, March 29, 2013

Notice of proposed power line project

Green Mountain Power seeking approval to replace of 3.7 miles of 46 kV transmission line in Springfield.
http://psb.vermont.gov/calendar/8004/comment%20deadline
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  1. Anonymous3/31/13, 2:41 AM

    I can't believe we're going to let this pollute our environment. It's time we step up together to stop this. I don't want this near our homes and children. Why would they come here to inflict this upon us?

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    1. Anonymous3/31/13, 2:37 PM

      All I can do is shake my head at these tree huggers, they have the right of way, the poles are there, so what's your beef again? oops sorry, whats your bark again?

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    2. Anonymous4/1/13, 8:10 PM

      What part of REPLACE don't they understand?

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    3. Anonymous4/2/13, 1:16 AM

      Come on fellas. Couldn't you see the sarcasm between the lines? I knew this would rattle a few cages around here. I was hoping to point out the nonsense from our neighbors from North S.

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    4. Anonymous4/2/13, 5:10 PM

      Ohh I see what you did there. April Fools!

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