MPEI Substation Planning.pdf

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MPE new Substation and Sub-Transmission
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MPEI_ENG_2025-01
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Grand County, Colorado

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Exhibit A is a geospatial map depicting infrastructure planning for an electrical transmission project involving the Towns of Fraser and Winter Park in Colorado. The map illustrates the proposed route for a new transmission line, approximately 8 miles in length, connecting the existing MPEI Mettler Substation to a potential new substation site near Winter Park Resort. The project involves upgrading electrical infrastructure, with a proposed route that follows existing distribution double circuit feeders and traverses through multiple jurisdictional areas along US Highway 40.

The map, dated July 31, 2025, provides a detailed geographic overview showing the potential substation locations, existing infrastructure, and proposed transmission line path. The route passes through varied terrain including mountainous and developed areas, with key reference points including Highway 40, Winter Park Resort, and municipal boundaries of Fraser and Winter Park. The proposed transmission line appears to be strategically routed to minimize environmental impact while providing necessary electrical infrastructure improvements for the region, potentially supporting future growth and electrical grid reliability in the mountain corridor.

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Potential Substation Site

MPEI Mettler Substation

Existing Distribution Double Circuit Feeders Potential Route of New Transmission Line Approximately 8 Miles

Town of Fraser

Town of Winter Park

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To Granby

Source: Esri, Maxar, Earthstar Geographics, and the GIS User Community

EXHIBIT A

July 31, 2025

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