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The City of Medicine Hat is currently reviewing options (stronger structures or relocation) to build line capacity on the existing line in your community that we call 40L, mostly along 11 Avenue NE.
We have reached the next stage in the project, where we are introducing alternative scenarios for the transmission line. Each scenario presents different options for the poles, either changing the height or relocating them. When upgrading a transmission line, various factors are carefully considered and evaluated.
These factors include potential environmental impacts, visual concerns, proximity to residences, the number of residences in the area, technical and engineering limitations, agricultural effects, project costs, and other factors. While it may not always be apparent, there are situations where relocating the transmission line may result in the least potential impact, while in other cases, leaving the line in its current position may be the least impactful option.
Working with the community is essential for us to determine what scenarios should be submitted for regulatory approval.
Thank you to residents who were able to participate in one or more of the engagement opportunities hosted in November and December (Drop-in Info Centres and workshop) and to those who completed the project alternatives survey and provided feedback.
The project team remains available to provide information, answer questions, or receive your input on the initial scenarios.
Localized photo map showing existing line and alternate scenarios
The City of Medicine Hat is currently reviewing options (stronger structures or relocation) to build line capacity on the existing line in your community that we call 40L, mostly along 11 Avenue NE.
We have reached the next stage in the project, where we are introducing alternative scenarios for the transmission line. Each scenario presents different options for the poles, either changing the height or relocating them. When upgrading a transmission line, various factors are carefully considered and evaluated.
These factors include potential environmental impacts, visual concerns, proximity to residences, the number of residences in the area, technical and engineering limitations, agricultural effects, project costs, and other factors. While it may not always be apparent, there are situations where relocating the transmission line may result in the least potential impact, while in other cases, leaving the line in its current position may be the least impactful option.
Working with the community is essential for us to determine what scenarios should be submitted for regulatory approval.
Thank you to residents who were able to participate in one or more of the engagement opportunities hosted in November and December (Drop-in Info Centres and workshop) and to those who completed the project alternatives survey and provided feedback.
The project team remains available to provide information, answer questions, or receive your input on the initial scenarios.
Localized photo map showing existing line and alternate scenarios
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NE Transmission Line South Saskatchewan River Crossing
NE Line south from MHS-5
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NE Transmission line spanning South Saskatchewan River (East)
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