High-powered work
Randy Metcalf/The Explorer, Western Area Power Administration poles along La Cañada Drive, just south of Calle Concordia. The company, which installs traffic signals, streetlights and power lines, removed the pole and all of its components throughout the day last Thursday to ensure proper alignment. At a cost near $2 million, the major transmission lines are being relocated as part of the La Cañada reconstruction project.
High-powered work
Randy Metcalf/The Explorer, Han Mar Energy employees Orbie Streck, right, and Caleab Mac remove protective shields on power lines near a pole that was being removed. Throughout the day, workers took down the pole near La Cañada Drive and Calle Concordia.
High-powered work
Randy Metcalf/The Explorer, Western Area Power Administration poles along La Cañada Drive, just south of Calle Concordia. The company, which installs traffic signals, streetlights and power lines, removed the pole and all of its components throughout the day last Thursday to ensure proper alignment. At a cost near $2 million, the major transmission lines are being relocated as part of the La Cañada reconstruction project.
Posted: Tuesday, May 11, 2010 11:00 pm
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Updated: 8:12 am, Thu Mar 24, 2011.
High-powered work
By Randy Metcalf, The Explorer
Explorer News
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Last week, workers from Han Mar Energy removed one of the
recently installed Western Area Power Administration poles along La
Cañada Drive, just south of Calle Concordia. The company, which
installs traffic signals, streetlights and power lines, removed the
pole and all of its components throughout the day last Thursday to
ensure proper alignment. At a cost near $2 million, the major
transmission lines are being relocated as part of the La Cañada
reconstruction project.
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Updated: 8:12 am.
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