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How can the public be involved in the process

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Contact us to add your mailing address to our distribution list by calling 888-291-0190 or sending an email to powerline@dominionenergy.com.

What will the rebuilt structures look like?

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The line was built primarily on wooden H-frame structures. We will rebuild this line using weathering steel H-frame structures.

How does Dominion Energy identify trees that need to be removed as part of this project?

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Our forestry team will survey area trees to identify danger trees that need removal. Danger trees are trees outside the right of way, and possibly on your property, that have the potential to fall within 10 feet of the transmission wires or structures. Trees and tree limbs that come in contact with electric lines are a leading cause of power outages, especially during storms. The removal of danger trees is necessary to help prevent large scale outages in your community.

If we need to access your property, our forestry team or authorized contractors will contact you. We are committed to working safely and courteously on your property. If you have questions or concerns about the right of way corridor, please email etrow@dominionenergy.com or call 800-215-8032.

How will you access structures in wetlands?

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We use a combination of traditional wooden matting to protect wetland vegetation and, where appropriate, the Emtek® wetland access system. This floating mat system allows our equipment to safely work on structures while protecting the vegetation beneath.

We also invite you to read our Corporate Environmental Policy and our Greenhouse Gas Report. Our enterprise-wide environmental report describes our commitment to the responsible stewardship of natural resources and provides a wealth of information on environmental management and performance.

Where can I find information about the other electric transmission lines being rebuilt in North Carolina?

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Visit our projects map and select North Carolina. You will see a list of the projects and a map. We are rebuilding several electric transmission lines in North Carolina.
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