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Tuesday, March 09, 2010
Residents step up battle against PATH substation
Ed Waters Jr. ―
Frederick News-Post
Although timing for the PATH project is still uncertain, residents in southern Frederick County are taking pre-emptive action to halt the plan.
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The substation site was chosen because it is where power lines from three utility firms meet. It could eventually be part of a more extensive transmission line continuing into New Jersey.
Allegheny Power said the line is needed to meet future regional demands for electricity. PJM, the regional authority that oversees electric power transmission in 13 states, is planning to have updated need assessments in June.
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