Submitted by mainething t3_11ym5f0 in Maine
piratecheese13 t1_jd988pm wrote
Reply to comment by DamienSalvation in Maine's Energy future by mainething
I wouldn’t exactly say it’s the middle of nowhere. Yeah it’s a lot less dense but there’s literally a highway there, it’s not like we’re sticking this in the middle of the woods through a dirt road on top of a mountain.
If it really was the middle of nowhere, they wouldn’t of built the highway
DamienSalvation t1_jd9bmh8 wrote
North of Bangor is one of the most sparsely populated places East of the Mississippi.
piratecheese13 t1_jd9etsb wrote
Yet, they still build a highway there, that highway is maintained and it’s still easily accessible
Seriously, I work for a construction company and we often drive all the way from Portland to Sunday river for projects. We need to go to that neighborhood at least 20 times a year. Bangor to Holton is 118 miles. If you hire one maintenance worker in Holden, and one maintenance worker in Bangor, you don’t even need to put a guy in Millinocket.
Not an issue
DamienSalvation t1_jd9g755 wrote
You think it's efficient use of state resources to doing that instead of a farm setup like the private sector does? Come on... this idea isn't even fully formed.
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