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Christiansted, St. Croix to Bury Power Lines

Friday, August 1, will see the commencement of a multi-year project to move the power lines in Christiansted underground. The Virgin Islands Territorial Emergency Management Agency will break ground Friday on the lawn of Fort Christian.

The project, funded by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) through its pre-disaster mitigation grant program, will speed the return of power to St. Croix in the event of a major hurricane. The work will be completed in 3 phases, running concurrently, and could take up to five years.

Following the devastating hurricane Hugo in 1989, it took about six months to fully restore power to the island. When this work is complete, FEMA expects a three-month timeframe for total revitalization after a major disaster.

A side benefit of the work, for our St. Croix economy and real estate values, will be the visual effects of underground cables. Poles and transformers will be buried, Christiansted will look more aesthetically pleasing, the tourists will snap photos without power lines, and real estate values should increase as a result. (Note power lines in the photo of a building in Christiansted.)

Contact me to receive my monthly newsletter about the real estate market in St. Croix, or for a free copy of my report, Retiring in the Virgin Islands.


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Livin' the Dream in St. Croix,

Kim Lucas, REALTOR
www.retireinthevi.com
www.kimlucasvi.com
kim@coldwellbankervi.com

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Added by Kim Lucas on July 31, 11:12 PM.

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