ITC Michigan, through its ITC Transmission subsidiary, is constructing approximately three miles of 120,000 volt (120kV) double-circuit transmission line to connect the State and Pioneer substations. This project supports electric reliability and increases capacity in the Ann Arbor area. Construction began in late 2018 and will take approximately eight months.
More information about the project can be found here:
ITC’s Customer Line and email for resident questions/concerns: 1.877.ITC.ITC9 (1.877.482.4829); general@itctransco.com
ITC has given me the following updates for July/Aug 2019:
Week of July 29:
No matting work
No foundation work
Wire pulling at several structures in areas listed below
- north of Ann Arbor Public Schools building between Ann Arbor Railroad and S. State Street
- north and south of Eisenhower Parkway
- south of EB I-94
Lane closure on E. Eisenhower Pkwy and shoulder closure on I-94
Week of August 5:
No matting work
No foundation work
Wire pulling at several structures in areas listed below:
- north of Ann Arbor Public Schools building between Ann Arbor Railroad and S. State Street
- north and south of Eisenhower Parkway
- south of EB I-94
Lane closure on E. Eisenhower Pkwy and shoulder closure on I-94
Week of August 12:
No matting work
No foundation work
Possible structure installations from north of E. Ellsworth Road to south of I-94
I previously posted about this project here:
https://www.a2elnel.com/post/itc-state-pioneer-transmission-line-project-update-june-27th
https://www.a2elnel.com/post/itc-state-pioneer-transmission-line-project-update-june-10th
https://www.a2elnel.com/post/itc-state-pioneer-transmission-line-project-update-may-2019