Bush River Crossing
115 kV Line Rebuild
Miles of Line
Project Need
- This project increases transmission system reliability
- This project eliminates known deteriorating and non-standard assets from the transmission system. Current challenges include the following:
- Cormorant colony roosting/nesting opportunities and associated contamination
- Three lattice towers with deteriorating pile and cap foundations
- Navigable waterway clearance challenges
- Aging steel structures in a majority-wood pole transmission line
Project Description
- Rebuild two existing single-circuit 115 kV transmission lines crossing Bush River on the Perryman to Edgewood line
- The existing lattice structures will be replaced with double-circuit steel monopole structures
- Overall project length is less than 1 mile
- This project is subject to PSC approval and design changes
Resources
- Bush River Crossing NOI Authorization Letter - August 31, 2021
- Bush River Crossing SWM Permit - August 31, 2021
- Bush River Crossing Grading Permit - August 31, 2021
- Bush River Crossing Grading Permit Signage - August 31, 2021
- Bush River Crossing Project CPCN Approval - June 8, 2021
- Bush River Crossing Public Comment Hearing Video - February 9,2021
- Bush River Crossing Public Comment Hearing - February 9, 2021
- Bush River Crossing Public Outreach Presentation - April 2, 2020
- Bush River Crossing FAQs - April 1, 2020
- Bush River Crossing Project Open House Re-Scheduled - March 24, 2020
- Bush River Crossing Project Open House Postponed - March 12, 2020
- Bush River Crossing Project Open House - March 3, 2020
Timeline
Permitting Process
Permitting Process
Begin Design and Engineering
Bush River Community Outreach Meeting
Complete Design and Engineering
CPCN Process
9642 Public Comment Hearing
Construction Start
Project Service Date
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Photo Simulation 1
View from the end of Kennard Ave looking southeast. This project is subject to PSC approval and design changes.
Viewpoint Location Map
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Photo Simulation 2
View from within the existing right-of-way on the western shore looking east. This project is subject to PSC approval and design changes.
Viewpoint Location Map
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View from within the existing right-of-way on the eastern shore looking west. This project is subject to PSC approval and design changes.
Viewpoint Location Map
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View from within the existing right-of-way looking west. This project is subject to PSC approval and design changes.
Viewpoint Location Map
Construction Sequence
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Bush River Crossing
Right-of-Way Path
Contact BGE
If you have any questions about this project, please contact BGE at bushriver@bge-tsrep.com and refer to the Bush River Crossing 115 kV Line Rebuild Project. Please include your name and address for prompt follow-up.