Walworth County farm owner learns not one, but two high-voltage power lines could cut through her land
Rachel Catlett opposes a proposed 765-kilovolt power line through Walworth County, which could go across her farm. She learned this week that she's also in the path of a possible 345-kilovolt line. Walworth County farm owner, Rachel Catlett, has learned that two high-voltage power lines could potentially cut through her land. The Wisconsin Southeast Transmission Project, or WISE, is proposed by Viridon and is planned to connect to the Sugar Creek substation near Elkhorn. The BECI Project from Midcontinend Grid Solutions also plans to connect through the Sugar creek substation. These proposals have been met with universal disdain from Walworth County residents and municipalities since their introduction two months ago. Catlett and her neighbors refuse to back down on the power line plans, despite another pamphlet arriving on her doorstep.
Publicerad : I går förbi Taj Simmons i Business Environment
SUGAR CREEK, Wis. — Rachel Catlett was one of the first voices against a proposed 765-kilovolt power line through Walworth County, which could go across her farm. She learned through the mail this wee... [2767 symbols]
