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SHADYSIDE The question of who is responsible for cleaning potentially hazardous creeks led a discussion among village leaders this week. On Monday, Jackie ....
Times Leader Staff Writer American Electric Power intends to construct a new substation on Wegee Road to replace this aging one at the intersection of 44th Street and Grand Avenue. SHADYSIDE American Electric Power responded Wednesday to public concerns voiced Monday about plans for a substation upgrade in the village. There are no immediate plans for construction, and the utility intends to be in contact with village leaders and worried residents. There was much speculation during Monday’s meeting of Shadyside Village Council, with a dozen residents present to voice opposition. They said more than 100 Shadyside residents share their concerns about AEP’s plan to acquire 2 acres of property on Wegee Road for the project. ....
Times Leader Staff Writer SHADYSIDE Residents voiced concerns Monday about a possible American Electric Power project on Wegee Road at the south end of the village. Chis Wasko, who served as spokesman for the group of about a dozen people attending a council meeting, said many fear the project could be a high voltage switching station or a substation and possibly lead to harmful health effects and a reduction in property values. He asked Village Council to draft a letter of opposition and send it to AEP. Council members replied that AEP’s intentions are still unclear, but Mayor Bob Newhart said he would ask an AEP representative to come to the next council meeting at 6 p.m. May 24. He said AEP likely will schedule a public meeting in the coming weeks to hear from residents. ....
For The Intelligencer Residents voiced concerns Monday about a possible American Electric Power project on Wegee Road at the south end of the village. Chis Wasko, who served as spokesman for the group of about a dozen people attending a council meeting, said many fear the project could be a high voltage switching station or a substation and possibly lead to harmful health effects and a reduction in property values. He asked Village Council to draft a letter of opposition and send it to AEP. Council members replied that AEP’s intentions are still unclear, but Mayor Bob Newhart said he would ask an AEP representative to come to the next council meeting at 6 p.m. May 24. He said AEP likely will schedule a public meeting in the coming weeks to hear from residents. ....