Roseland - Pleasant Valley

Branchburg

You may see our crews on the right-of-way building temporary access roads needed to execute construction and building foundations for the new structures. Once completed, we will be erecting the “Y” monopoles. The new transmission structures may be offset from the existing towers, but will remain within the limits of the ROW. Please be aware that equipment and materials, including steel for the replacement structures, may be stored and partially assembled on the right-of-way at various times during the construction period. We will also begin the process of removing wire from the exisiting lattice structures. Road closures will be necessary for this process.

Safety is our highest priority at PSE&G, and it is essential that you and anyone occupying your property refrain from going on the right-of-way during these activities.

Chatham Borough

We will begin installation of the foundations for the new “Y” monopoles.  These new “Y” monopoles may shift along the centerline of the existing lattice towers. There may be some unavoidable noise and vibrations during the drilling phase of construction.  The drilling phase is anticipated to last for about three days, weather permitting.  We understand this may be an inconvenience.

PLEASE NOTE: Maintaining proper tree clearance from the power lines is absolutely necessary to assure:

• The continued safety of homeowners living near the transmission lines,
• The safety of PSE&G employees and contractors working on the power lines, and
• The reliability of the electric utility system.

In order to maintain PSE&G’s facilities, the cutting and/or mowing of vegetation brush may be necessary on the transmission right-of-way that crosses your property.  Every effort will be made to minimize the impact on your property.

East Amwell

The Roseland – Pleasant Valley Project (RPV) is a $546 million investment designed to strengthen the electric transmission system by replacing older transmission facilities between PSE&G’s Roseland Switching Station in Roseland, N.J., and its Pleasant Valley Switching Station in Hopewell, N.J. On average, these transmission facilities are approximately 90 years old.

You may see our crews on the right-of-way performing geotechnical work and verifying subsurface conditions and underground utilities.  In addition, you may see construction activities to support the replacement of the electric infrastructure. Safety is our highest priority at PSE&G, and it is essential that you and anyone occupying your property refrain from going on the right-of-way during these activities.

Hillsborough

You may see our crews on the right-of-way building temporary access roads needed to execute construction and building foundations for the new structures.

Once completed, we will be erecting the “Y” monopoles. The new transmission structures may be offset from the existing towers, but will remain within the limits of the ROW. Please be aware that equipment and materials, including steel for the replacement structures, may be stored and partially assembled on the right-of-way at various times during the construction period.  We will also begin the process of removing wire from the exisiting lattice structures.  Road closures will be necessary for this process.

Safety is our highest priority at PSE&G, and it is essential that you and anyone occupying your property refrain from going on the right-of-way during these activities.

PLEASE NOTE: Maintaining proper tree clearance from the power lines is absolutely necessary to assure:

The continued safety of homeowners living near the transmission lines,
The safety of PSE&G employees and contractors working on the power lines, and
The reliability of the electric utility system.

In order to maintain PSE&G’s facilities, the cutting and/or mowing of vegetation brush may be necessary on the transmission right-of-way that crosses your property.  Every effort will be made to minimize the impact on your property.

Lambertville

You may see our crews on the right-of-way performing geotechnical work and verifying subsurface conditions and underground utilities.  In addition, you may see construction activities to support the replacement of the electric infrastructure. Safety is our highest priority at PSE&G, and it is essential that you and anyone occupying your property refrain from going on the right-of-way during these activities.

Long Hill Township

The new conductors are up to design tension and the team will work to secure them to the tower off Mountain Road during the work week of 1/24/2022 -1/29/2022.  After wires are secured to the tension structure in the middle, the team will secure the tension towers at either end of the pull .  This work is scheduled to last through the first week of February.

The team is targeting the second week of February to secure the wires to the remaining suspension towers out in the middle.  During that week, the team is also projecting to install the spacers in the wire.

On or about February 7, 2022, the team will begin construction work on the second phase of the project through Long Hill.  You may see our crews on the right-of-way installing temporary access roads south of Morristown Road and through to King George Road. These temporary access roads, either stone or timber matting, allow for our construction traffic and work locations around the 13 existing transmission structures. This activity will likely last until May and will be followed by the installation of the new foundations.  The overhead activity is planned to start in the fall of 2022.  All construction activity will take place within the limits of the ROW.

Safety is our highest priority at PSE&G, and it is essential that you and anyone occupying your property refrain from going on the right-of-way during these activities.

Raritan Township

You may see our crews on the right-of-way building temporary access roads needed to execute construction and building foundations for the new structures.

Once completed, we will be erecting the “Y” monopoles. The new transmission structures may be offset from the existing towers, but will remain within the limits of the ROW. Please be aware that equipment and materials, including steel for the replacement structures, may be stored and partially assembled on the right-of-way at various times during the construction period.  We will also begin the process of removing wire from the exisiting lattice structures.  Road closures will be necessary for this process.

Safety is our highest priority at PSE&G, and it is essential that you and anyone occupying your property refrain from going on the right-of-way during these activities.

PLEASE NOTE: Maintaining proper tree clearance from the power lines is absolutely necessary to assure:

The continued safety of homeowners living near the transmission lines,
The safety of PSE&G employees and contractors working on the power lines, and
The reliability of the electric utility system.

In order to maintain PSE&G’s facilities, the cutting and/or mowing of vegetation brush may be necessary on the transmission right-of-way that crosses your property.  Every effort will be made to minimize the impact on your property.

Roseland

You may see our crews on the right-of-way building temporary access roads needed to execute construction and building foundations for the new structures.

Once completed, we will be erecting the “Y” monopoles. The new transmission structures may be offset from the existing towers, but will remain within the limits of the ROW. Please be aware that equipment and materials, including steel for the replacement structures, may be stored and partially assembled on the right-of-way at various times during the construction period.  We will also begin the process of removing wire from the exisiting lattice structures.  Road closures will be necessary for this process.

Safety is our highest priority at PSE&G, and it is essential that you and anyone occupying your property refrain from going on the right-of-way during these activities.

PLEASE NOTE: Maintaining proper tree clearance from the power lines is absolutely necessary to assure:

• The continued safety of homeowners living near the transmission lines,
• The safety of PSE&G employees and contractors working on the power lines, and
• The reliability of the electric utility system.

In order to maintain PSE&G’s facilities, the cutting and/or mowing of vegetation brush may be necessary on the transmission right-of-way that crosses your property.  Every effort will be made to minimize the impact on your property.