Piedmont may fight power line
PIEDMONT — The next step in the city's quest to deal with a giant wind power transmission line is to study responses from residents, a city official said.
Piedmont officials want to know how badly residents want to fight plans by Oklahoma Gas and Electric Co. to construct a 345,000-volt power line through the fastest growing part of the city, Mayor Mike Fina said.
At a Monday night town hall meeting at Pie...
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