FPL announces route for new transmission line
Florida Power & Light Company has announced the preferred route for a new transmission line that will expand its power line system in northeast Miami-Dade County, Florida. The proposed 138-kV transmission line will connect two existing substations, one located on NE 127th Street and NE 14th Avenue, and the other one on NW 93rd Street, between NW 5th and 6th Avenue, east of I-95.
Construction of the new transmission line will begin summer of 2007 and will be completed by the summer of 2008.
Continuing growth and increased electric usage are the reasons for the new transmission line. The preferred route was chosen by FPL following months of evaluation of potential route alternatives, and careful consideration of suggestions provided by customers, community leaders, and government officials. As a result, FPL selected a preferred route that strives to minimize use of residential areas, and maximize the use of commercial streets and major thoroughfares.
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