Temecula residents challenge Powerlink project; SDG&E cites regional energy needs

TEMECULA — Hundreds of residents and business owners attended an Aug. 26 open house to oppose San Diego Gas & Electric’s proposed Golden Pacific Powerlink, while the utility says the transmission project is needed to strengthen the regional electric grid.The event at Embassy Suites drew enough people to fill a ballroom with a capacity of 250, with others waiting in the lobby and an adjacent area. SDG&E’s website listed the open house for Wednesday, Aug. 26, from 4 to 7 p.m.Save Temecula says the project threatens public safety, property values, scenic views and the environment. The group is urging SDG&E to withdraw its proposal and the California Public Utilities Commission to re
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