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Wildfire Safety - Undergrounding Comprehensive Study for Corte Madera

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soren jensen
5 years ago Featured

Most developed countries have underground utilities, because it is the safest and cheapest solution in the long run. PG&E is not interested in changing the current situation because they are getting paid for maintaining the above ground infrastructure but have been skimping on actually doing the work. If they had to pay the actual cost then the wires would go underground very fast.

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Richard Howard
5 years ago Featured

Our home at 135 Crescent already has underground electric from pole to our meter, but the real source of electric fire are the pole to pole wires. These need to be undergrounded as well.

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Douglas Holt
5 years ago

Douglas

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Louise Brown
5 years ago

Really important step towards hardening our community against wildfire

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Patrick Burke
5 years ago

This is a definite win - win !!!

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Brian Brown
5 years ago

Please, by all means!

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Eric Henerlau
5 years ago Featured

Overhead wires have no place on Christmas Tree Hill. We need to underground them for all of our safety.

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Maripat Wilkins
5 years ago

Maripat

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Brandon Hemley
5 years ago

Brandon Hemley

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Mary L Jones
5 years ago

We went underground pole to house in 1973 when we built this house. We feel this study is long overdue.

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Peter massik
5 years ago Featured

Strongly support. There has to be a way to tap into fire control money from state and PGE. An ounce of prevention....

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Patricia Marshall
5 years ago

Thanks

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Greg Thomson
5 years ago Featured

I am in full support of underground I g power lines and am prepared to further support a bond measure that raises money for such a fire preventive measure.

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Jennifer Lawson
5 years ago

Yes! Let's harden our town.

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Anonymous
5 years ago

Owner 404 Summit Dr

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Anonymous
5 years ago

Please Please please underground the wires!

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Katherine Hvistendahl
5 years ago

Katherine YES!

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Jordan Rinker
5 years ago

it is critical in this age of climate change and fire risks to try to do everything to make our community safer. A comprehensive study on undergrounding is needed now.

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Michael Hirsch
5 years ago Featured

Our power lines went underground when we lived on green street in San Francisco. Each home paid $10k to $12k per home abd there was a low interest loam program to help the homeowners. Our neighbors were delighted to have this happen.

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Chris Matthews
5 years ago

Way overdue