ComEd is hosting an open house meeting today from 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. at the American Legion 1084 Post, 344 E. Maple Ave., to provide details about its West Central Reliability Project. The plan includes installing a new 138kV electric line that will run from Bartlett to Itasca through Roselle, along the south side of I-390 (Elgin-O'Hare Expressway).
It is important for Roselle residents to be informed about the plan that ComEd is proposing for its West Central Reliability Project. The proposal calls for steel poles that could be up to 170 feet high that may be located adjacent to residential property.
The open house meetings will provide details on the $58 million project, including pole heights, pole placements, and the impact of the project on the surrounding communities. ComEd will host additional open house meetings from 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. on the following schedule:
It is important for Roselle residents to be informed about the plan that ComEd is proposing for its West Central Reliability Project. The proposal calls for steel poles that could be up to 170 feet high that may be located adjacent to residential property.
The open house meetings will provide details on the $58 million project, including pole heights, pole placements, and the impact of the project on the surrounding communities. ComEd will host additional open house meetings from 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. on the following schedule:
- January 19 at the Schaumburg Park District Community Recreation Center, 505 N. Springinsguth Rd., Schaumburg;
- January 27 at American Legion Post 1084, 344 E. Maple Ave., Roselle.
To submit feedback, attend an open house meeting or visit the Village of Roselle website to fill out a comment form. More information about the West Central Reliability Project is available on the ComEd website.
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