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i <br /> 2.2 Substation <br /> The new Potato Lake substation will be a fenced-in area of 96 feet by 146 feet on a 3.2 acre <br /> parcel located in section 21 of Arago Township, along U.S. Highway 71. Itasca-Mantrap has <br /> purchased 3.2 acres of the land and will own all common facilities (land, fence, etc.) (See Figure <br /> 1). <br /> 1 2.3 Structures & Conductors <br /> The Permittee will use single-pole, direct-embedded wood structures,or similar. The poles <br /> average 65i to 80 feet in height with spans of 300 to 400 feet •,tween poles. Horizontal post <br /> insulators will be used unless design requires longer span ,-yo -• the capability of the <br /> ' insulators, in which case a braced post design will be uti gid"• acc• modate the increased <br /> loadings. <br /> Single-pole with underbuild design will be used in areas where the new transmission line will <br /> ' utilize the existing right-of-way of Itasca-Mantrap distrition ion lines along U.S. Highway 71 and <br /> 230th Street(Northern Pine Road)and i eluding new 12.5 kV distribution lines on the new 115 <br /> kV structures that follow along 230th Str � o rn Pine Ro ) and 141st Avenue up to the <br /> ' intersection with County Highway t$ Wh e thestructures are tacked"with a 115kV above a <br /> 12.5 kV the higher total voltage wil x • soles heights F • 85 feet with span length of <br /> 250 to 300 feet. <br /> > <br /> The Applicant will devel stra 4, es in an Avian ti,_Aon P fix' that will be implemented to <br /> avoid or minimize i to bin,�. or their habitats ae o River crossing and other public <br /> ' waters along the rH,te,pu 'uanTt5Section 5. of this Permit. The Avian Mitigation Plan will be <br /> submitted to th• o issi with the PI, ,d Profile for the Project. <br /> The threehases th <br /> p SkV transmi on 1m9 ill each consist of one single 26/7 kcmil 477 <br /> steel-reinforced alu °"um conductor <br /> ' One shield wire will be strung above the conductors to prevent damage from lightning strikes. <br /> These shield wires are typically less than one inch in diameter and include fiber optic cables, <br /> which allow a path for substation protection equipment to communicate with equipment at other <br /> terminals on the transmission line. <br /> 1 <br /> 1 <br /> November 2010 Page 5 <br />