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Plymouth, Maine

Plymouth, Maine

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The part of the program located in Plymouth involves work in the existing transmission line corridor that traverses the southwestern portion of the Town southeasterly for approximately 0.6 miles from Detroit into Troy. The project involves the rebuilding of the existing 115 KV transmission line and the construction of a new 345 kV transmission line.

The 115 kV line, which currently runs on H-frame structures approximately 45 feet in height on the south side of the corridor, will be moved to the north side of the corridor and placed on single-pole structures that are typically 75 feet in height. The new 345 kV transmission line will run on H-frame structures that are typically 75 feet in height and will be located on the south side of the existing corridor.

Permits & Approvals

Plymouth Permit Approval

05/06/2010

Approval of permit by planning board and/or CEO
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Plymouth Permit Application

10/27/2009

Application submitted to town for necessary permits
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News & Events

Poles set in Detroit, Plymouth - Work starting in Troy, Dixmont

September 14, 2011

Transmission line construction moves into Troy as prep work starts in Dixmont. Poles installed in Detroit & Plymouth, waiting for line to be strung.
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Crew Saves Detroit Barn

August 10, 2011

Anthony Iannello and Jared Haney, L.E. Myers Co., fought a barn fire on Troy Rd. in Detroit while returning from MPRP jobsite.
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Albion Road Autotransformer Delivered

August 11, 2011

Photos of the massive 345-kV autotransformer being delivered to Benton from Searsport.
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Line construction is completed in Pittsfield

July, 28 2011

Line construction is completed in Pittsfield
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Transmission construction and clearing updates for Section 203

July, 18 2011

Transmission reconstruction of Section 203 underway, clearing is ongoing
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Transmission & Distribution World features MPRP!

July 15, 2011

"Jobs Meet Reliability" - How the MPRP is Strengthening Maine's Grid and Economy
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CMP donates Mud Pond to Stanton Bird Club

July 15, 2011

241 acres of land surrounding Mud Pond in Monmouth transferred for conservation
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CMP's Policies Manage Osprey Nests Responsibly

July 12, 2011

Hundreds of ospreys nest on our utility poles. We share your concerns for the safety of these birds, and our company has policies and personnel in place to manage these nests responsibly.
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Clearing and Construction along Section 203

July 11, 2011

Clearing in Dixmont, Plymouth, Monroe and Frankfort
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Clearing and Construction Prep from Pittsfield to Frankfort

July 1, 2011

Clearing operations continue in Monroe and Frankfort and crews are laying mats along Section 203 for construction
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Clearing progress in Section 203 corridor from Pittsfield to Frankfort

June 13, 2011

Clearing operations continue in from Detroit to Frankfort in preparation for transmission line construction.
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Herald/Telegram Feature: CMP & Local Timber Mat Producers

June 10, 2011

Portland Press Herald/ Maine Sunday Telegram article highlights work of local timber mat suppliers for the MPRP
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Clearing Continues from Detroit to Frankfort

5-2-2011

Clearing crews working from Detroit to Dixmont, starting in Monroe soon, followed by Winterport and Frankfort
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Clearing from Pittsfield to Frankfort Progressing

4/13/2011

Clearing crews are on schedule to complete clearing in sensitive resource areas in Pittsfield, Detroit, Plymouth, Troy, Dixmont, Monroe, Winterport and Frankfort this week.
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Plymouth and Troy Clearing

3/31/2011

Clearing activities in Detroit and Dixmont will move into Plymouth and Troy in the near future.
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