Van Wert - HavilandTransmission Line Project
The project involves upgrading about 10 miles of 69-kilovolt (kV) transmission line that connects Haviland and Van Wert substations with a 138-kV power line. While company representatives plan to build most of the power line in the existing right-of-way corridor, plans call for re-routing a section of the line near Van Wert.
The project replaces aging equipment dating back to the 1920s with modern facilities. These improvements reduce the likelihood of future power outages and increase the power line capacity to support the growing electrical load in the area.
Project Updates
SPRING 2025: Company representatives plan to collect soil samples at select locations starting in late April. Crews plan to use existing roads or lanes, whenever possible, to access the power line route. Landowners can reach out to their appropriate right-of-way agent with questions and concerns.
Timeline
Timeline
Structures
Structures
The project involves installing steel poles
Typical Pole Height: Approximately 85 feet*
Typical Right-of-Way Width: Approximately 100 feet*
*Exact structure types, height and right-of-way requirements may vary
Resources
Property Easements Project Fact Sheet Project Map Access Roads Field Activities
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