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A ruling by a state utility board would have put an end to Midway’s bid to place transmission lines underground. That movement is still alive as City…
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70% of Midway residents polled wish to have new large transmission lines buried underground, and over half a million dollars have been raised to fund that…
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The choice to place high voltage transmission lines overhead or underground through Midway is getting close to a decision point. Rocky Mountain Power…
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Members of the Valley Opposition to Large Transmission lines, or VOLT, are busy working to raise $1.5 million to fund the burial of about a one mile…
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On Tuesday Midway’s City Council unanimously voted to approve the joint conditional use permit or CUP submitted by Rocky Mountain Power and Heber Light &…
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After a professional randomized survey 70% of Midway residents say they prefer the transmission lines running through the southern portion of the city be…
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Midway residents will have two opportunities this week to learn more about and express their opinions on the Rocky Mountain Power and Heber Light & Power…
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Midway City Council met in a work meeting Tuesday morning to discuss options for the power lines that will go through about a mile of the city.In the work…
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Wasatch Residents, Officials, And Energy Companies Weigh Pros And Cons Of Burying Transmission LinesHeber Light and Power and Rocky Mountain Power’s permit for a transmission line project that will connect power from the Jordanelle Dam to the Midway was…
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Wasatch County Planning Commission spent four hours at their June 4th meeting discussing a request from Heber Light and Power and Rocky Mountain Power for…