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Titirangi residents say that if a substation moves into their neighbourhood they will move out. Helen Laurent reports

Titirangi people say Vector's decision to build an electrical substation right next door to the medical centre and close to the kindergarten and playcentre is a shocker.

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Power station meets opposition


By STEPHEN FORBES - Western Leader | Thursday, 07 August 2008

Controversial plans by Vector to build a new 33,000 volt power substation in Titirangi are being opposed by a number of residents.

The company plans to start work on the station at 515 South Titirangi Rd next year to improve the reliability and quality of the electricity supply.

Nannette Doering has helped form the Substation Action Group in a bid to block the move.

The organisation held a public meeting last week.

High on its list of concerns are fears that electro magnetic fields transmitted from the station will have detrimental health effects.

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Wednesday, August 06, 2008

BY LESLIE KWOH
Star-Ledger Staff

Town officials and residents living along the 45-mile stretch Public Service Electric & Gas has chosen for its new high-voltage power line expressed dismay yesterday with the route and lack of public participation in the selection process.

The reactions came one day after PSE&G announced it will install a 500-kilovolt line along a path that starts in Hardwick Township in Warren County and continues through 13 municipalities in Sussex and Morris counties before ending in Roseland in Essex County.

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