New Milo Substation
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Overview
AltaLink is proposing to build a new substation near the village of Milo as a part of the larger Southern Alberta Transmission Reinforcement. The new Milo substation would be located at the intersection of multiple existing transmission lines approximately 11 kilometres southeast of the village of Milo. This substation is required to enhance reliability of the lines and prevent faults that may occur on one line from affecting other transmission lines.
Project Details
Milo substation
Name: 356S Size: 100 by 100 metres (328 by 328 feet) Location: on Crown land in
((LSD 11-Sec.13-Twp.18-Rge.21 W4M) in Vulcan County
Existing transmission line extensions
Line names: 923L, 924L, 927L and 935L will be extended
Total length of new transmission line: 600 metres (1,969 feet) New towers: steel
lattice, 45 to 50 metres (147 to 164 feet) tall with 60 to 70 metre (197 to 229
feet) wide right-of-ways
Project Schedule
| September 2009 | Notify and consult with stakeholders and landowners |
| December 2009 | File application with Alberta Utilities Commission (AUC) for regulatory review and approval |
| August 2010 | Start project construction if approval is granted by AUC |
| December 2010 | Complete project construction |
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