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Oppose Location of Substation, Towers, & Powerlines

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Anonymous
10 months ago

I send an e-mail opposing this as well.

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Ben Parker
10 months ago

Very very against this proposal. It will ruin one of our most scenic byways. Bury the lines if you must.

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Claudia Mitchell
10 months ago

Not a good idea....the power is going to N. Abq acres not Sandia Hts. Use the Eubank route...less residents, less impact

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Joanna Browne
10 months ago

This plan would adversely affect property values and the appealing views of the Sandia mountains. Surely PNM can find. A site that is not so offensive to homeowners. Also, the safety factor for the homes that are most affected by the powerlines.

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Michelle Hegmon
10 months ago

Running the lines along Tramway is a HORRIBLE idea. It would increase fire danger, affect wildlife, affect what tourists see. Don't bow to NAA's money. Make the right choice.

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Jean Mariner
10 months ago

I oppose location of substation, towers, and power lines on tramway.

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Anonymous
10 months ago

The unobstructed view of our beloved Sandia Mountain is a gift for all of us and should be cherished not ruined by ugly power lines. If western, northwestern, and southern portions of NAA are using the bulk of the power they should build the substation and install the power lines in their own front yards. We didn't move to Sandia Heights to look at someone else's mess.

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Phil Tonne
10 months ago

This is an amazing open area for bikes, joggers, wildlife and cars, providing open views of sunsets. We made our home here because it's beautiful. Don't screw it up.

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Kristine Jacobus
10 months ago

The line dors not and should not come down Tramway state Highway.. it has taken years to gey Little Cloud Park established after ithe land was given to the betnalillo County by AMACA for that purpose.

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Nancy Galloway
10 months ago

Totally wrong location for high power lines. Place it near already developed properties or scrap the whole plan and put roof top solar on every house instead.

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ajay jariwala
10 months ago

we just purchase house on palomas ave last month. I oppose the building of the PNM substation at the proposed location. NOT IN NAA

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Anonymous
10 months ago

AA needs to use less power Their greed effects all others

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Paul Karas
10 months ago

Stop this proposed project at least until the affected residential areas have the opportunity to weigh in on concerns. It seems that those who will benefit from this project will be least impacted.

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Anonymous
10 months ago

North AA needs to have their own power station or source of power. If they can't or refuse to do that they need to halt further development. Hideous and dangerous transmission lines do NOT belong above recreational Tramway bike/walking lanes and directly behind many homes. Shame on the county and this city.

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Katrina Sanchez
10 months ago

EMF overexposure is real and very harmful, and the current proposed Tramway route will directly affect far more family homes (many with small children) than the previous planned route down Eubank. The homes that will be directly affected also did not receive clear, fair, or reasonable notification, nor any opportunities to participate in the discussion.

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Ann Sager
10 months ago

Please do not alter the view of our beautiful mountains by allowing hideous transmission towers to be erected along Tramway!

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Peter Gilmour
10 months ago

My preference is to keep the status quo.

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Margaret Perko
10 months ago

The electro-magnetic fields are extremely dangerous! This project will decrease the property values of our homes in North Albuquerque Acres. It should not be built in a heavily populated area. It will significantly harm the rural character and beautiful views of the homes in this area. I am extremely opposed to this substation and transmission towers!

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David Perko
10 months ago

I oppose the building of the PNM substation at the proposed location. I purchase our lot in NAA years ago to enjoy the view of the Sandia Mountains. I have no desire to look at 90-foot towers.

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Robert James Gherardi
10 months ago

We own a lot on Palomas and having the sub-station there will negatively affect our ability to sell or live on the lot in the future.