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    SDG&E Power Line Update

    Friday, September, 25, 2020

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    We are saddened to report that the CPUC voted 5-0 in approval of SDG&E's project during yesterday's meeting.

     

    Thank you to everyone who participated in the effort to get an EIR approved. Unfortunately, we did not get the result we had hoped for. However, we could not be more proud of our community coming together and working diligently to fight for something we so strongly believe in.

     

    We do not currently know when construction will begin. You may check these links for more information as they are updated...

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    SDG&E webpage

    https://www.sdge.com/sites/default/files/FINAL_S1970020_TL6075_San_Marcos_Escondido_FS.PDF

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    CPUC webpage

    https://www.cpuc.ca.gov/environment/info/esa/TL6975/index.html

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    Latest News...

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    Utilities commission OKs controversial power line project from Escondido to San Marcos - The San Diego Union-Tribune Thursday, Sept 24,2020

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    https://www.sandiegouniontribune.com/business/energy-green/story/2020-09-24/cpuc-decides-on-power-line-from-escondido-to-san-marcos

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    ARTICLES & LINKS OF INTEREST

     

    September 24,2020

    Utilities commission OKs controversial power line project from Escondido to San Marcos - The San Diego Union-Tribune

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    September 10, 2020

    Vote on power line from Escondido to San Marcos postponed two weeks  - The San Diego Union-Tribune

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    September 8, 2020

    Proposed SDG&E power line in North County gets pushback - The San Diego Union-Tribune

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    In the NEWS! May 7, 2019 ABC 10 Local News Report:  

    San Marcos Neighborhood Fights Plan to Add more Power Lines

     

     

    Chino Hills and their success story (lots of valuable resources)

     

     

    Power lines and electrical equipment are a leading cause of California wildfires

     

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    Underground power lines don’t cause wildfires. But they’re really expensive

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    CPUC Undergrounding

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    Edison about to flip the switch on controversial power line project through Chino Hills

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    Photo Simulations - "After" Completed Project

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    San Marcos Neighbors

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