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f Council Minntes of 10-20-70 Page -5- Olmsted where they caa put this facility that will not affect s ; alao, this is costing upwards of $750,000 to better serve North Q1asted. Mx. Hayee further conmented that this has to be in no Iater than 1972. Mr. Grady said he is CQwacilmu in that Ward and geople have contacted him about it. Mr. Grady aske+d w-au1d it be feaaible to locate the proposed substation in the shoppimg center camp].ex area rather than adjsceat to the res3dential area ahere it i: uaw proposed? liould it be just as canve- nient or just sa good for everycme canccerned to put it into the shopping center area, rather thaa the hoee area? Mr. West and Mr. Grady dis+cwssd psaposal of substation and inclication on map. Mr. Grady said even thoxtgh ae are not votit?p on the subatation isn't it a fact that we wnuld note on the line, does it not dovetail with the subatatian? Mr. Paul Hayes answered it has to dovetai2 - C.E.I. had to start wi.th same- thing and this is where they startsd because more people are affected by the lines than they are by the substation. Mr. R. Steiner, repreaentative of C.E.I., stated what really triggered the substation at this tise was the Iarge load increaae at the Shogping Center. Explaised two feeder auppliea - the new shapping center. He further exp- lained this will reliese the ioadiug to faur other feedars ia ths area: so as to exact location of subatation -wttat they waat is scmething that is central to the load area of Alorth Oimted, aud the baek of ehe cemetexy was thoughC could be the p].ace of least objection. Mr. Hayes sald yau can put it ovar next to the Shogpi.ng Center ar next to the apartmmt buildfags; that would be cloaer to the 3oad and C.E.I. would not object to it. Dis- cussed the gick up of fee+dezs in whole area. Mr. J. Haward Childs. 5988 Columbia Rd., asked what tha plattaed route is. Mr. Steiner described the route aa map; also stating they are not oalq trying to look to the tuture of the shopping center but are trying to look to the future of the feedere i.n the axea that serve all the homes in axea. They have tried to pick a central locatian as far as the substation forSAC only the shopping ceater but to xelieve tite load of feeders to r"idential peaple. He then described the propos$d subatation site; north and that pc?int is appraxd.matelq .3 of a mile northWeet of the interaectfon of Butternut Ridge aad Columbia. This particular liae will tap existing transmiesian lin;e in Olmsted Towmhip - run and enter North Olaisted mua.tcipality at a poiat approximately .2 of ami.le south at the intersection of Columbia +and Butter- nut Ridge Road. Zt will run in aa almost due westerly direction - slfghtly northwesCerly directioa for a distance of .2 of a mile to a paiAt that 3s just to the northwest side af Colu+nbia Rd., and less thaa .3 of a mi.le south- westerly of the intersectioa of Coivmbia and Butternut Ridge Road, and then run in a northerly directian for a distance of .3 of a mile Co propoaod substation site; again prapcoed substation being approximately 3tenth,s of a mi.2e northwest of the iaitersecLicm of Columbia and Butteraut Ridge Road. The right of wsy will averags 54 ft. in width. Tt:e steel pals structures will average 100 ft. in height; ccnduetors will average appraximately 40 ft.