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South Padre Island residents express concern over AEP mobile skid impact

· KRGV (NBC 5)

Residents of South Padre Island are expressing concerns about a proposed temporary transmission station, known as a mobile skid, that AEP plans to install near residential areas. Larry Floyd, a local resident, highlighted that approximately 250 people live within 300 feet of the site, which is also close to wetlands. AEP aims to use the mobile skid as a backup during upgrades to the North Padre Island Station, with hopes to have it operational by mid-June. City Manager Randy Smith acknowledged the residents' worries but emphasized the urgency of ensuring reliable power, especially with the upcoming 4th of July holiday.

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