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CPS Energy, AEP to answer questions about transmission line
AEP Texas and CPS Energy will answer questions about a proposed 765-kilovolt power transmission line at a public meeting on July 30 at the Uvalde County Fairplex.
By jkeeble@ulnnow.com·3 hr ago
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AEP Texas and CPS Energy representatives are expected to answer questions from the Border Sub-Regional Planning Commission about a proposed 765-kilovolt power transmission line at 6 p.m. July 30 at the William R. Mitchell Uvalde County Fairplex.
Organizers encourage the public to attend, but they cannot publicly comment.
Local landowners and experts will ask questions and raise public concerns.
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