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The Dispatch/Maryland Coast Dispatch
November 22, 2013
Visual Concerns With Utility Pole Project Expressed
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Work on the utility project is pictured near 62nd Street earlier this month. The old, wooden poles are being replaced by 90-foot steel poles. Photo by Chris Parypa
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OCEAN CITY – City Council members voiced concerns over the current replacement of utility poles on Coastal Highway this week, asking Delmarva Power Senior Public Affairs Specialist Jim Smith to come before the council to address a few issues. “I don’t know if any of you have taken notice of these poles that Delmarva Power is putting in. These poles, some of them tower two to three stories above the buildings that were allowed to be built along Coastal Highway … they are forever changing the look of the Town of Ocean City,” Councilman Joe Mitrecic said. Mitrecic added the largest utility poles have not even been installed yet, as sleeves for the poles have been put in place measuring to be at least four feet in diameter. “Riding down the road tonight it came to my attention and what they’re doing to the skyline to the Town of Ocean City,” Mitrecic said. Councilman Brent Ashley agreed with Mitrecic the new utility poles change the whole look of Ocean City going north. “It is almost scary to look up and see all those poles and lines. They are huge,” he said. “To me, it looks horrendous.” Councilman Doug Cymek reminded the council Smith has come SEE NEXT PAGE
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