Hampton-LaCrosse update — For those of you working on Comments on the Draft EIS on the Hampton-LaCrosse project, here’s some clues from other Commentors! All of you looking for the USDA’s Rural Utility Service Environmental Impact Statement page should know … Continue reading →
CALLING ALL U-CAN MEMBERS – tonight in Cannon Falls is the place to be: Thursday, April 14,2011 1:30 and 6:30 p.m. Cannon Falls High School Auditorium 820 East Minnesota Street Yesterday we were in Pine Island for the MOES meetings … Continue reading →
Here are a few updates, it’s been a busy couple of days! First, from the Fargo Forum: Planned power line path outside diversion Project to connect Fargo to Twin Cities By: Patrick Springer, INFORUM A planned transmission power line to … Continue reading →
Today, Pine Island and tomorrow, Cannon Falls. U-CAN members, this means you, you’re needed in Cannon Falls tomorrow!!! Wednesday, April 13, 2011 1:30 and 6:30 p.m. Pine Island American Legion 108 – 1st Ave. S.E. ———————————————– Thursday, April 14,2011 1:30 … Continue reading →
Tomorrow, the public “meetings” for Comments on the Draft Environmental Impact Statement begin… Tuesday, April 12, 2011 1:30 and 6:30 p.m. Plainview American Legion 215 – 3rd St. S.W. ———————————————- Wednesday, April 13, 2011 1:30 and 6:30 p.m. Pine Island … Continue reading →
Get ready, here we go. The Hampton-LaCrosse DEIS is out: MOES DEIS page Be sure to check out the Supplement, because the forgot SIX routes in the DEIS! They’re not posted on the link above yet, so to get them, … Continue reading →
This is a test… Notice anything odd here? Or more correctly, notice anything missing here? Hint… see that green line??? You can find the full map at this CapX 2020 link! All right, here’s the answer: The northwestern terminus of … Continue reading →
The Draft Environmental Impact Statement is out for the CapX 2020 Hampton – LaCrosse line! I’m shocked, expected that with the workload lately, it would be at least another month. The big issue for me is that they’re not working … Continue reading →
Cheers! It’s one of those “Well, DUH,” moments, but there you have it, an agency stating the obvious, and doing it in delightful detail: PSC Administrator’s Letter of Incompleteness This is a must read, the list is a great example … Continue reading →
??? DID YOU KNOW??? I just stumbled on the October release of the USDA’s RUS Macro Corridor Modification Maps. HUH??? It looks to me that they’ve added the Minnesota DEIS scoping alternative routes. Good thing I was looking at the … Continue reading →