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The PBS show NOW this week did a feature on a similar situation in southern CA where the local energy company would not commit to the fact that the transmission station and wiring it was looking for permission to build would only be used for green energy even though that was the purpose for it in the beginning. I don't get it. The money that it costs to build these sort of "dinosaur" projects could be channeled into retrofitting houses and buildings with their own generation systems. It seems a much more safe and sane way to go, local generation of the energy needed instead of dependency upon a national grid. But then, what do I know?

There is a need state wide for more power. The CAISO is always saying that we are covered during peak emergency conditions, but this can only last so long. The Central Valley is growing, and the state is growing. There has to be a comprehensive solution for this forseable power shortage where we can accomodate the state growth, but in a responsible maner. We need to support these ideas of more local generation, and less power consumption.

Outstanding work by Chip and the Save the Foothills team! I believe that stopping these giant towers, and the type of ill-conceieved public works project they represent is critical. This organization is evolving nicely to take on this challenge and stop C3EPT. Looking forward to seeing all of you at the meeting on July 30!

Dear Chip, et al - I just want to thank you (all) from the bottom of my (our) heart for putting in all the effort and sacrifice that you have to make this happen. You are the voice of many. Although I've not been able to attend most of the meetings, rest assured that I have been writing everyone and their grandmother and helping in that respect however I can. I live on Redhawk off of Stoney Hill and I can tell you that folks in our little neck of the woods are also very upset about this issue. Please keep up the good work on your side and I (we) will on our side. Thanks to all!!!!!!!

Yesterday, I saw first hand some of the Watts Valley that they plan to put these monster towers into. This is incredibly beautiful foothill terrrain that absolutely should never be tampered with intrusively.

I intend to dontate and become involved in this effort to stop the towers, and hope that every thinking person in the foothills stands up now to this outrage now! Get involved if you are not already.

Also, many great ideas from others responding to this chat thread about how to appropriately apply the money that apparently is available for green energy efforts.

I believe whatever monies would be spent to fund this so-called green project should be used to establish a low cost loan program in conjunction with the state and federal governments. Homeowners could purchase solar technology to sell electricity back to the power companies. This would eliminate the need to build more centralized power plants. No need for more towers, totally green, and PGE/SCE recoup their investments without destroying people's lives and the environment.

If pushed, we should form our own energy company here in the Sierra Nevada foothills and demand our own green power, in the form of,let's say tidal power. Let us propose to condemn 20 to 40 acres and more in both Los Angeles and San Francisco to allow us access to the ocean for our green power and associated transmission lines. I wonder how far that would fly? Wait a minute! Maybe we should have green power from the mountains and they could use tidal power in their own back yards! No municipality should have the power to reach so far outside their sphere of influence.

A little side note: There is a company trying to build tidal power in Morro Bay, so they can use existing transmission lines to transfer power to Los Angeles. Excuse me... isn't there ocean and tides right there by LA? Why won't the big population centers have these projects constructed close to where they are needed? Are we worth less?