About 200 people gathered Wednesday night in Plymouth for public hearing held by a state commission studying whether high-power electric lines such as those proposed by Northern Pass should be buried.
NHPR’s Chris Jensen reports.
The commission’s goals include investigating whether it is feasible to bury utility lines on existing state rights-of-way, such as highways.
And the message to the commission from many of those who spoke was that the commission needs to keep working to develop a well-reasoned policy for new utility projects.
