Landowners Against Lulu-Sorenson Transmission Project Routes

Dianna Richardson

I do not want any thing like that in or around my land

Isaac Opliger

One of the proposed segments would cut my 4th generation farm directly in half diagonally covering just shy of 5000 feet. These lines go over two ponds ourselves, family and friends spend the majority of the summer at camping, fishing and spending quality time away from everything. Im not anti infrastructure but there needs to be some flexibility in the line placing even if it costs more. Please take into consideration the farms your effecting.

Douglas Reinesch

This directly impacts my property and my rights as landowner.

Samuel Gray

As a homeowner in rural dekalb county that has a proposed route that directly crosses through our property, I oppose this federally mandated infrastructure.

Diana Coler

Property destruction and woodland destruction can be avoided if theses companies just be responsible.

Supporter

Not needed, not wanted.

Justin Clark

It goes straight through my property

Kimberly Kimball

We don't need it, Bad for our health and the environment.

Lydia Fletcher

The proposed path puts these towers almost in our backyard. They are harmful to people, pets, and nature. They are an eyesore and reduce property values. We don't want them or the negative health effects that we'd receive for them being so close to us. Plus we already have power lines running through the middle of our front yard and these giant monstrosities would just be adding insult to injury.

Melissa Crabill

We love alongside the proposed route and do not want these alongside our property. We moved to the country for space. Also, they give off electric currents, no matter the amounts, but they are awful to look at and the construction is something we don't need around here. We do not want these by our property at all. Also, if tornadoes or something happens, with us being next to them, they could fall on our property. Property values will also go down. Which is not something wanted in our area.

Michael Souder

I dont want these power lines to run through the land in front of my house.

Lori High

The impact to our community ...land value...health risks because of the powerines to both human and wild life

Karen Freed

A land owner who has received letter… Need to protect farmland wetlands and personal property and it’s values Use the outermost eastern study segment corridor along state line road as final project route…please and thank you.

Cynthia Bercot

We have old-growth forest on our land that we don’t want disturbed. We, as a species, need to be environmental stewards of this planet. I&M need to use the existing infrastructure ie roadways, railways, or underground.

Cindy Foglesong

The route you choose should be the straightest route possible. Not the options you are showing that cross and go over multiple middle of fields. I can't comprehend farmers having to farm around these enormous towers that could possibly be right in the middle of their fields. Common sense to me is a straight north/south path. Which on your map seems to be along the Indiana Ohio border

Jody Wiedenhoeft

This will directly affect the property surrounding my home, and quite frankly, the portion of DeKalb County who has already had to endure huge electrical poles all the way down County Road 40 and beyond. My health, and the health and wellness of family members around me will be directly affected by these large scale utility poles.

Alice Swift

Property value. Visual pollution. Health concerns. Electrical interference with phones. Internet connection.

Brent Beerbower

I am one of the landowners this will directly effect