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Muddy Run warning system to be tested this week
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Updated: 9:33 AM EST January 12, 2021
LANCASTER COUNTY, Pa. The emergency warning system at the Muddy Run Pumped Storage Facility in Lancaster County will be tested Thursday morning, Exelon Generation Company announced Tuesday.
The test is scheduled to be held at 10 a.m., Exelon said.
During the test, a brief tone will sound, followed by the words “this is a test, this is a test.” The test will last approximately two minutes, according to the company. No action by the public or any county or local emergency organization is necessary during the test, Exelon said.
The system, designed to warn the owners and residents of cottages along a stretch of Conowingo Pond in the event of an emergency at Muddy Run, consists of six sets of loudspeakers mounted atop poles upstream and downstream of the facility.
Chambersburg Public Opinion
A judge has recommended that a project to run high-voltage transmission lines through southcentral Pennsylvania not move forward.
In a ruling last week, Administrative Law Judge Elizabeth H. Barnes advised Pennsylvania s Public Utility Commission to deny key aspects of Transource s Independence Energy Connection Project:
Applications seeking approval to begin siting and construction on the two 230 kV lines, which would run on 13-story towers between Franklin County and Washington County, Md. and York County and Harford County, Md.
Applications for Transource to acquire parts of land from 77 owners in both Pennsylvania counties.
The judge also recommended that the PUC direct Transource to show why it should not lose its certificate of public convenience - a document required to operate as a public utility - stating that the need the project s approval was based on has not been proven.