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- NO - PG&E Substation on Watsonville Road Corridor

235 Comments

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David Funke
9 years ago

These locations are a truly horrible idea!

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Anonymous
9 years ago

No.

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VIVIANNE BRAGER
9 years ago

ABSOLUTELY NO WAY!

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Patricia Evans
9 years ago

The Uvas-Watsonville Road area is one of the few remaining scenic country roads in our region. Please find a more industrial area for this project.

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Phill Laursen
9 years ago

Why damage the beauty and serenity of a rural area to accommodate the growing electricity needs of cities? Save construction costs and expensive litigation by simply installing solar panels on homes in the area?

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TeriAnn Bradford
9 years ago

The plant would destroy the beauty of Uvas -Watsonville Rd area. Needs to be in industrial area

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Peter Slorp
9 years ago

3rd generation family from Morgan Hill. These areas are well remembered by me and now my children. Please don't spoil our wonderful area. Stop.

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Jean Myers
9 years ago

We don't want this substation at the Watsonville C site!!!

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Greg Woock
9 years ago

NO! this seems completely at odds with the development of this area as a wine district and tourist destination.

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Krista Hagenbuch Rider
9 years ago

NO!!!

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Lori Kapwell
9 years ago

Keep are beautiful wine corridor as is. Expansion to the existing site is the only location that makes sense.

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Aleks Vranicic
9 years ago

The existing PG&E site on Main Ave. in Morgan Hill makes the most sense. It already has the look and feel. Why alter another location that is still natural?

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Jeff Pedersen
9 years ago

Of the proposed sites presented, the existing PG&E site along Main Ave in Morgan Hill is where the upgrade should occur.

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Mark West
9 years ago

Please. Do not harm the rural areas of Santa Clara County unnecessarily. There are plenty of areas closer to the 101 corridor that would not harm the natural beauty of the area.

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Edward Ferri
9 years ago Featured

PG&E doesn't NEED another substation SITE. Especially one located in the designated scenic road area of the Watsonville Rd corridor. Even PG&E lists the existing sub-station in Morgan Hill as a potential site. That is the site that should be used.

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Peter Ecclesine
9 years ago

I am writing about the proposed Watsonville-B site. There really is a very possible solution to this problem, which is simply the expansion of the already existing substation in Morgan Hill on the Main St facility I vote against having the Watsonville road corridor values and scenic beauty be degraded because of the power substation development. Peter Ecclesine 11960 Calle Cielo, Gilroy, CA 95020

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Frank Leonardi
9 years ago

the substation will decrease property values along this scenic Watsonville Rd between Morgan Hill and Gilroy. The water resources are very limited in this area and the substation may have a negative impact on the water supply, as well as the land and property values along this corridor. There really is a very possible solution to this problem, which is simply the expansion of the already existing substation in Morgan Hill on the Main St facility I vote against having the Watsonville road corridor values and scenic beauty be degraded because of the power substation development. Frank Leonardi 12310 Calle Celestina, Gilroy CA 95020

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Carol Ferri
9 years ago

This corridor and road G8 have been designated as a scenic byway. Please do not add a substation which will detract from the beauty and could potentially eliminate wildlife space.

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David Scoffone
9 years ago

I vote no. Do not destroy the beauty of our rural area.

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Pauline Wood
9 years ago

No PGE substations around here on Watsonville Road!