flournoy ˜ hardy
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The project includes several components:
• Rebuilding about five miles of 69-kV
transmission line between SWEPCO's
Flournoy and Pines Road substations
• Rebuilding about five miles of 69-kV
transmission line between SWEPCO's Pines
Road and Hardy Street substations
• Upgrading electrical equipment at the
Flournoy and Hardy Street substations
The Flournoy - Hardy transmission line was
installed in 1968 and has caused a number of
customer outages over the past decade. The
existing wood poles are deteriorating and do not
meet modern design standards.
The project:
• Improves regional reliability
• Modernizes outdated infrastructure to meet
current standards
• Supports economic development
The Flournoy - Hardy transmission line:
• Begins at the Flournoy Substation, located
near West 70th Street and Rice Road;
• Connects to the Pines Road Substation,
located near Jefferson Paige Road and Pines
Road; and
• Ends at the Hardy Street Substation, located
near Hardy Street and Jewella Avenue.
WHAT WHY WHERE
FLOURNOY HARDYTRANSMISSION IMPROVEMENTS PROJECT
Southwestern Electric Power Company (SWEPCO) representatives plan to
rebuild and upgrade approximately 10 miles of 69-kilovolt (kV) transmission
line. This project strengthens the local electric system and provides more
reliable service for the Shreveport region.
PROJECT SCHEDULE
PROJECT ANNOUNCEMENTEarly Spring 2021
RIGHT-OF-WAY COMMUNICATION BEGINSEarly Spring 2021
PRE-CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES BEGINEarly Summer 2021
CONSTRUCTION BEGINSFall 2021
RESTORATION BEGINSFall 2022
FACILITIES PLACED IN SERVICESummer 2022
VIRTUAL TOWN HALLSpring 2021
*Timeline subject to change.*Timeline subject to change.
2021 2022 2023
SHREVEPORTSHREVEPORT
CROSS LAKES LAKESHORE DRS LAKESHORE DR
PAR RD 18PAR RD 18
PIN
ES R
DPI
NES
RD
JEW
ELLA
AVE
JEW
ELLA
AVE
W 70TH STW 70TH ST
3231
20
220
SWEPCO VALUES YOUR INPUT ABOUT THIS PROJECT. PLEASE SEND COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS TO:
*Exact structure, height and right-of-way requirements may vary
04/13/202104/13/2021
SWEPCO plans to use steel poles with a vertical or Delta wire configuration.
Typical Distance Between Structures: 300 feetTypical Structure Height: 70 feetTypical Right-of-Way Width: 100 feet
TYPICAL STRUCTURES
MICHAEL HARRISProject Outreach [email protected]/Flournoy-Hardy
70 feet
100 feet
70 feet
100 feet
FLOURNOY HARDY TRANSMISSION LINE IMPROVEMENTS
SUBSTATIONEXISTING TRANSMISSION LINE TO BE REBUILT N
FLOURNOYSUBSTATION
PINES ROADSUBSTATION
HARDY STREETSUBSTATION
VERTICAL CONFIGURATION DELTA CONFIGURATION