OK, now where were we… it’s getting way too confusing! To look at the official PUC docket for any of these listed below, go to www.puc.state.mn.us and then “Search eDockets” and then search for the docket number, i.e., 06-1115. CAPX … Continue reading →
This site with some (not all) of the CapX 2020 environmental documents and history popped up on Google Alert today, covering the 06-1115 docket: Project: CapX2020 Phase I Transmission Projects Certificate of Need Environmental Review This is not to say … Continue reading →
… sigh… How much more could be going on at once? It’s out — it’s dated FEBRUARY — how did that happen? Did any of you get notice? CLICK HERE FOR WHOLE ENCHILADA – IT’S HUGE Rural Utilities Service Scoping … Continue reading →
Here’s the old railroad bridge outside of Kenyon, if you go down Home St. to Hwy. 56 and walk south a bit, there it is, on the east side of 60. This is from the days when they really used … Continue reading →
IT PASSED IN THE HOUSE — THE FULL HOUSE! Now on to finish up in the Senate. Thanks to Rep. David Bly for authoring HF 1182, to remove the eminent domain law exemptions for public service corporations — our “good … Continue reading →
Today is the LAST day to get your comments in to Judge Heydinger on the St. Cloud to Monticello section of CapX. These are the Comments directly to the ALJ, not the DEIS comments that were due a couple of … Continue reading →
Yes, it was a good day at the Appellate Court. Myself, Carol Overland representing NoCapX & U-CAN, and Paula Maccabee, representing CETF, had a good time and, well, either they were hearing what we were arguing or they had indigestion. … Continue reading →
The PUC meeting yesterday resulted in two Citizen Advisory Task Forces, which, looking at the bright side, is twice as many Citizen Advisory Task Forces as MOES wanted. On the other hand, I’d requested five in specific locations — there’s … Continue reading →
URGENT – TODAY: Now’s the time to request Citizen Advisory Task Forces for the CapX 2020 line from Hampton to Alma (f/k/a LaCrosse line). The PUC has asked the Dept. of Commerce to come back with a plan, though there’s … Continue reading →
Although the time for DEIS Comments was up the week before last, it’s important to get Comments that are relevant to routing in the routing docket. Just entering things in as DEIS Comments is NOT enough. You need to get … Continue reading →