That was Charlie the “faciliator” shussssshing me yesterday at the “Citizen Advisory Task Force” meeting in Plainview. Again… … and I said I would not leave, he again asked me to leave, and I wrote down Alan’s phone number on … Continue reading →
You all know how disgusted I’ve been watching Citizen Advisory Task Forces devolve over the last decade, from a group that could meaningfully participate in a routing/siting proceeding to a neutered exercise in choreographed futility. In these proceedings, we’ve had … Continue reading →
UPDATE FROM SUZANNE ON THE CITIZEN ADVISORY TASK FORCES FOR CAPX 2020 HAMPTON-ALAM(LaX): THE DEADLINE HAS BEEN EXTENDED! PUT YOUR APPLICATIONS IN RIGHT AWAY!!! ALERT: Hampton-Alma (LaCrosse) Citizens Advisory Task Force! NOW – Do I have your attention? Today is … 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 →
As if Xcel’s Hiawatha Project’s transmission going through “my” Prestigious East Phillips neighborhood isn’t enough, now they’re coming to my current turf. Enter at your own risk, Xcel!!! In the Kenyon Leader: Eminent domain changes proposed Note the article states … Continue reading →
Now’s the time! Moments ago, the Public Utilities Commission ordered that MOES report back to them with a plan for Citizen Advisory Task Forces on the Hampton-Rochester-Alma route. YES! This is good because recently, they’ve been letting Commerce’s MOES do … Continue reading →
Greetings from the Redwood Falls Community Center. We’re here today for the Brookings CapX 2020 hearings, at 1 p.m. and 7 p.m. Not that many people wanted to testify today, so we’re on break until 7. Here’s what’s happened so … Continue reading →