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The board approved a $51.38 million design-build agreement for the Vermont Substation Expansion Project, plus a 10% contingency, and recommended formation of Underground Utility District No. 73 on Ball Road. It also approved a state direct payment agreement and appointed members to several ad hoc selection committees.
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The Public Utilities Board backed two major utility projects that affect electric reliability and neighborhood construction. One is the Vermont Substation Expansion Project, which is meant to help meet growing electric demand and improve service during outages. The other is a proposed underground utility district on Ball Road, which would move overhead utility lines underground to improve roadway visibility and reliability. The board also approved a state payment agreement and named board members to help choose winners for utility-related scholarship and contest programs.
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