WeSaveCalifornia

Resources

Maps, documents and tools

Where the line would run, the record behind it, and things you can use. Some of these are ours and some belong to others, and those cards say whose.

Maps

Where the line would run. SDG&E has not filed with the CPUC, so every route shown is preliminary: a search corridor, not a surveyed line.

The proposed route, on a map
SDG&E's preliminary route on an interactive Google map, traced from the route maps the company has published. Zoom in to see where it would run.
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SDG&E's project site
The utility's own site for the Golden Pacific Powerlink, including its preliminary route.
SDG&E
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Save Pauma Valley's address lookup map
Enter an address or parcel number to see how close the line would come. It covers the South Mountain Alternative, one of the routes SDG&E is studying, from west of I-15 past Lake Henshaw.
Save Pauma Valley
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Tools

Things to use, not just read.

Documents

The record, from the people who wrote it: SDG&E, the grid operator and the Public Utilities Commission.

Looking for where a number came from? Every figure on this site is sourced on The Powerlink.