RAGE: Residents Against Giant Electric Join Assemblywoman Amy Handlin for Public Information Session

Assemblywoman Amy Handlin will host a public meeting and has invited JCP&L to answer community questions on the proposed Monmouth Reliability Project.

RAGE (Residents Against Giant Electric), a Monmouth County non-profit citizen-driven organization is opposed to the proposed JCP&L Monmouth Reliability Project. More than 27 years ago, RAGE fought and defeated a similar proposal to run high-voltage power lines along the NJ Transit tracks through Aberdeen/Matawan, Hazlet, Holmdel, Middletown and Red Bank.

• Website: www.stopjcpl.org

• Facebook Public Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/RAGE2016/

• Facebook RAGE: https://www.facebook.com/NJRAGE16/?fref=ts

• Petition: http://chn.ge/22PWIyA

• GoFundMe page: https://www.gofundme.com/rage2016

WHAT ARE THEY?

· 150 to 220 ft. 230-kilovolt line that emits EMF (electromagnetic fields), which cause cell mutations, and significant health concerns for children and the elderly as cited in numerous NIH and WHO studies.

· The monopoles will be within 500 ft. of three elementary schools, a day care center, alongside parks & sports fields, in Poricy Park Nature Conservancy and in the 350-year-old Middletown Historic District.

· Environmental impact, diminished property values, reduced school funding are the unintended consequences along with unsightly power lines visible to all along the major roadways, and pristine Highlands overlooking Sandy Hook & NYC.

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