- NO - PG&E Substation on Watsonville Road Corridor
235 Comments
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Vera Burns
9 years ago
Upgrade the existing substation
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John Aver
9 years ago
Keep the scenic wine trail substation free.
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Angela Gunter
9 years ago
Upgrade the existing facility.
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Lisa
9 years ago
Against development of a PG&E substation on Watsonville Road in Morgan Hill, CA.
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Lee Bell
9 years ago
Let's get internet out here first before a power station f* retards
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Tami Schween
9 years ago
I live in the country for a reason and I'm just fine with the occasional power outage. They can keep the ugly power substation my family has NO need for it!!
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Pam St cloud
9 years ago
Find a more suitable place.
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jackie starkovich
9 years ago
NO PG&E substation on Redwood Retreat Rd and Watsonville RD
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Anonymous
9 years ago
no substation on watsonville road
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Kathryn Green
9 years ago
No PG&E plant on Watsonville Road!
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Rm Parker
9 years ago
This sub-station will drive down property values and is one more way PG&E destroys natural beauty.
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Alicia Piva
9 years ago
No PG&E substation!
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Yvonne
9 years ago
Please, no on this!!! No p g & e plant!!
On Watsonville rd.
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James B Douglas
9 years ago
Our property values would take a BIG nose dive if this facility is built in a rural residential / agricultural area. Perhaps PG&E would like to give each homeowner $1 million as compensation!
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Mary Kelley
9 years ago
Unacceptable choices at either the locations on Watsonville or Edmundson Roads. Expand the current substation or look into other options. Fire risk along either corridor is just plain irresponsible and a thoughtless response to the needs and safety of all residents residing on the west side of Morgan Hill.
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micheal bernal
9 years ago
Instead use the money to upgrade the gas pipelines before another San Bruno incident occurs
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Deborah Stanton
9 years ago
So concerned about the increased fire hazard! We live on Armsby lane and there is only one way in and out, in the event of a fire in our canyon we are trapped. Additionally, this is so counterintuitive to developing Morgan Hill as a wine-foodie destination spot. A substation on any of the proposed Watsonville Road Corridor locations will not be conducive to developing our beautiful wine region.
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Bruce Harper
9 years ago
A visual blight on one of the few beautiful Scenic Roads left in Santa Clara ?? No way !
Upgrade the existing substation
Keep the scenic wine trail substation free.
Upgrade the existing facility.
Against development of a PG&E substation on Watsonville Road in Morgan Hill, CA.
Let's get internet out here first before a power station f* retards
I live in the country for a reason and I'm just fine with the occasional power outage. They can keep the ugly power substation my family has NO need for it!!
Find a more suitable place.
NO PG&E substation on Redwood Retreat Rd and Watsonville RD
no substation on watsonville road
No PG&E plant on Watsonville Road!
This sub-station will drive down property values and is one more way PG&E destroys natural beauty.
No PG&E substation!
Please, no on this!!! No p g & e plant!! On Watsonville rd.
Our property values would take a BIG nose dive if this facility is built in a rural residential / agricultural area. Perhaps PG&E would like to give each homeowner $1 million as compensation!
Unacceptable choices at either the locations on Watsonville or Edmundson Roads. Expand the current substation or look into other options. Fire risk along either corridor is just plain irresponsible and a thoughtless response to the needs and safety of all residents residing on the west side of Morgan Hill.
Instead use the money to upgrade the gas pipelines before another San Bruno incident occurs
So concerned about the increased fire hazard! We live on Armsby lane and there is only one way in and out, in the event of a fire in our canyon we are trapped. Additionally, this is so counterintuitive to developing Morgan Hill as a wine-foodie destination spot. A substation on any of the proposed Watsonville Road Corridor locations will not be conducive to developing our beautiful wine region.
A visual blight on one of the few beautiful Scenic Roads left in Santa Clara ?? No way !
Keep the wine trail scenic
NO