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Public Encouraged to Speak Out on Sunrise Powerlink Project

Posted January 31st, 2007 by brandon

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The Public Utilities Commission and the federal Bureau of Land Management are sponsoring eight public "scoping" meetings the week of February 5th. The public is encouraged to attend and speak out. Read the full story in the SAN DIEGO UNION-TRIBUNE. Remember, you can also voice your opinion and discuss the issue with others at UCAN's Sunrise Powerlink Forum.

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I live in Borrego Springs

On March 6th, 2007 Anonymous (not verified) says:

I live in Borrego Springs and attended both the scoping meeting by staff of the CPUC and the State Parks commission on February 8. Which agencies should receive my letters of opposition to the Sunrise Powerlink? Will the legislature also be involved?

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