Central Maine Power Company Public Informational Meeting
Tuesday, June 24, 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.
South Berwick Town Hall, 180 Main Street, South Berwick - 3rd floor auditorium.
CMP proposes to rebuild an existing transmission line between the company’s Quaker Hill substation on Burnham Road in North Berwick and the Three Rivers substation on Houde Road in Eliot. The line will be built within an existing utility corridor that passes through portions of North Berwick, South Berwick, and Eliot. The public is invited to view plans of the route and the proposed project design.

Here’s some local newspaper coverage about the powerline project:
CMP holding another hearing on power line project in South Berwick
Foster’s Daily Democrat
With an official ruling on the Central Maine Power Company’s proposed reconstruction of 9.4 miles of power lines in Eliot still about two months away, CMP officials will hold another public information meeting June 24 at …

Residents protest CMP power line project
Foster’s Daily Democrat
Brad Jones has owned a 300-acre hay farm on the South Berwick/North Berwick town line since 1991. One of the greatest things …

Central Maine Power wants to replace aging lines
Foster’s Daily Democrat
She said an offshoot to the Maine Power Reliability Program project is a $450 million Maine Power Connection project that would install a 345 kilovolt line …

Utilities Commission to hold public hearing tonight about proposed …
Foster’s Daily Democrat
The Maine Public Utilities Commission is holding a public witness hearing tonight about the high voltage transmission line proposed for Eliot …

Tags: utilities

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