WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW—
SDG&E will be using an 11-table "station" model with SDG&E staff at each station.
The 11 stations will focus on:
- EMP/EMF
- Wildfire
- Engineering
- CEQA/NEPA Review
- Environmental Resources
- Maps
- CAISO Purpose
- Land & Real Estate
- Comment Card Table
- "What is Your Biggest Concern" Table
- Scribe Table (capturing additional feedback)
Attendees will have the option to provide written comments via physical cards or through an online survey that is not yet completed or posted.
If you have experience or knowledge in any of the above areas, PLEASE REGISTER TO ATTEND.
POSTS
Santa margarita river existing tower
The existing Talega-Escondido 230-kV transmission line runs from San Clemente to Escondido and is visible from miles away.
The proposed Golden Pacific Powerlink is a NEW line-- meaning it may or may not run parallel or intersect the existing Talega-Escondido line.
The proposed map
The map released by SDG&E shows a preliminary 1,000-foot wide study corridor — NOT a final alignment.
The proposed line stretches from Imperial Valley to Orange County, with Fallbrook in its path.
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Additional routes have been acknowledged during public meetings, but are not being released for public view.
Alarming comparison
Alarming comparison
The iconic Rattlesnake Water tank stands approximately 48 feet tall.
The proposed Golden Pacific Powerlink towers will stand more than 4 times taller--
as tall as a 20-story building.
Is this what you want to see across our protected lands and scenic vistas?
WHY SAVE FALLBROOK
Our goal is simple— to educate residents, encourage meaningful public participation, and help protect the qualities that make Fallbrook such a special place to live, work, and raise a family.
Save Fallbrook stands alongside a growing coalition of residents, businesses, organizations, public entities and neighboring communities working together to better understand and evaluate SDG&E's proposed Golden Pacific Powerlink.
Throughout California, informed communities have successfully influenced major infrastructure projects by participating in the environmental review process and making their voices heard.
The future of Fallbrook hasn't been decided. The time to learn, ask questions, and get involved is now.