The Western Alberta Transmission Line will follow a similar constructon process to AltaLink's Southwest 240 kV project. Landowners will receive compensaton for both optonal temporary workspace and the additonal required right-of-way. The diagrams in this booklet are also colour-coded and show the workspace area required for each structure.
The Western Alberta Transmission Line will follow a similar constructon process to AltaLink's Southwest 240 kV project. Landowners will receive compensaton for both optonal temporary workspace and the additonal required right-of-way. The diagrams in this booklet are also colour-coded and show the workspace area required for each structure.
The Western Alberta Transmission Line will follow a similar constructon process to AltaLink's Southwest 240 kV project. Landowners will receive compensaton for both optonal temporary workspace and the additonal required right-of-way. The diagrams in this booklet are also colour-coded and show the workspace area required for each structure.
February 2011 Western Alberta Transmission Line At all structure locatons, AltaLink will be seeking workspace area in additon to the transmission line right-of-way.
Optonal temporary workspace and additonal required right-of-way are needed for the safe constructon of the transmission line including structure assembly, installaton and stringing.
The pictures on this page show various stages of constructon of AltaLinks Southwest 240 kV project. The Western Alberta Transmission Line will follow a similar constructon process. Assembly Installaton Stringing Printed on 100% recycled paper. STRUCTURE TYPES
There are fve diferent structure types for the proposed project. To determine the structure type(s) proposed on your property, please refer to the strip mosaic maps included in this package. Each structure type is represented by a diferent colour on the map. The diagrams in this booklet are also colour-coded and show the workspace area required for each structure.
WORKSPACE REQUIREMENTS
Optonal temporary workspace: This is an area beyond the transmission line right-of-way that will help us build the line more efciently. We would like optonal temporary workspace for the Tangent, Light Angle and Heavy Angle structures. Additonal required right-of-way: A right-of-way is a strip of land required for the constructon and operaton of a transmission line. Additonal required right-of-way is area beyond the transmission line right-of-way that we use to build the structures and operate the line. We will be seeking additonal required right-of-way for the Heavy Deadend and Light Deadend structures. We may not require all the additonal right-of-way shown on the diagrams in this booklet. These diagrams show the maximum amount of space we may need. Landowners will receive compensaton for both optonal temporary workspace and the additonal required right-of-way. Discussions regarding these spaces will occur on an individual basis with landowners.
We will include all workspace requirements in our Facilites Applicaton to the Alberta Utlites Commission.
WORKSPACE DIAGRAMS In additon to the required right-of-way and optonal temporary workspace, the diagrams included in this booklet also identfy the: crane footprint: the work area required for a crane to lif the structure into place foundaton area: the approximate area of a typical structure foundaton right-of-way: the strip of land required for the constructon and operaton of the transmission line Tangent structure Light Angle structure Heavy Angle structure Light Deadend structure Heavy Deadend structure This booklet includes diagrams of the workspace area required for each type of structure for the proposed Western Alberta Transmission Line. Structure details and diagrams Thank you. 2611 - 3rd Avenue SE Calgary, Alberta T2A 7W7 Phone: 1-877-267-5973 (toll-free) E-mail: westernline@altalink.ca Fax: 403-267-5944 www.albertaelectricityfuture.ca/westernline Your input is important to us.
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