The whole world is watching… Order Granting Extension & Extending Briefing Schedule In short: Public Comments due November 1, 2010 @ 4:30 Initial Briefs of Parties – November 8, 2010 Reply Briefs of Parties – November 18, 2010 Once more … Continue reading →
CapX 2020 delivers false statements (false hope?) on status of the Brookings CapX 2020 transmission line — and the paper repeats them. And the STrib picks it up and republishes the same false information. Others too: All Business Midwest Energy … Continue reading →
A little catching up to do. I got a new camera out in Washington, and started filling it up, but then when I got back I couldn’t find the USB cord, and once I did, I didn’t hide it and … Continue reading →
This is in the OOPS! category. Thanks to Tim Carlsgaard for reminding me of this report that I’d mentioned at a hearing recently — it’s got one of those technical findings that cracks me up: The issue of safety of … Continue reading →
October 18th is a big day. Fargo DEIS Comments are due and Brookings routing comments are due. Send Brookings Routing Comments by 4:30 p.m. on October 18 to: capx.oah@state.mn.us or directly to Judge Luis at: Judge Richard Luis Brookings Docket … Continue reading →
Update in the CapX 2020 Fargo-St. Cloud transmission line routing proceeding. Comments on the DEIS are due on October 18, 2010. CLICK HERE FOR DEIS PAGE Send DEIS Comments by US mail or email to: State Permit Manager       david.birkholz@state.mn.us David … Continue reading →
There was a very strange report from North Dakota – somewhere on the CapX 2020 Fargo-St. Cloud road show last week, they were asked about the permitting status of that line in North Dakota, and we got some blather that … Continue reading →
Here are ROUGH notes from tonight’s hearing in Belle Plaine, it’s been along day: October 5 notes
Continue reading →Long day – it was the CapX 2020 public hearings in LeSueur and Arlington. Here’s rough notes, lots of errors, names are wrong, and several times I missed a lot: October 4 – LeSueur and Arlington The highlight of the … Continue reading →
Warm off the press – it came out in the Grand Forks paper last week (sorry, the format is a tadbit off): Switch to underground cable benefits whooping cranes From the article: FEMA consulted with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife … Continue reading →