Friday, September 7, 2018

Medway to Walpole Reliability Project - Open House - September 20


Dear Neighbor,

You are invited to join us at an open house at Franklin Senior Center on Thursday, September 20th, 2018 between 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. This is an opportunity for you to
learn more about proposed transmission system upgrades in your community. As part of the Medway to Walpole Reliability Project, we will separate two existing transmission lines onto new structures along an existing right of way (power line corridor). Spanning approximately 9 miles from Eversource’s West Medway Substation to the Walpole Substation, the separation project will take place in portions of Bellingham, Franklin, Medway, Millis, Norfolk and Walpole. While no new line will be added, the project team plans to place new single-pole structures within the existing right of way which is included on page two of this
letter.

We’re Always Working to Serve You Better

The proposed project will improve the transmission system in your community, ensuring customers will continue to have reliable electric power to meet their growing energy needs. The Medway to Walpole Reliability Project will also ensure that the area’s electric grid conforms to national and regional reliability standards. Since a portion of the proposed project route is located near your property, we are committed to keeping you updated as the project advances toward construction. In support of that effort, Eversource will be holding an Open House to provide you with information and an opportunity meet with members of the project team and ask questions about the project.

Open House for the proposed Medway to Walpole Reliability Project will be held

Drop in between 5 p.m. - 7 p.m. 
Franklin Senior Center 
10 Daniel McCahill Street

Medway to Walpole Reliability Project Open House - September 20
Medway to Walpole Reliability Project Open House - September 20
Medway to Walpole Reliability Project Open House - September 20
Medway to Walpole Reliability Project Open House - September 20
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