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Peter Kramer told the council that ‘it’s a matter of apples and oranges - the information doesn’t come together.” He said that Potomac Edison would deduct the cost of setting the pole from any underground installation. “It shouldn’t cost that much,” he added. “I’d hate to see the town have an additional pole because the information isn’t there.”
Attorney Frank Reynolds confirmed that “they will issue a credit, but I don’t know the figure. The power company is reluctant to get into a program of installing underground cables all around town.” He added that a committee is presently discussing the possibility of just such a move with the power company.
He pointed out that the price Mr. Skowronski got from Mr. Critzer was less for the entire job than the estimate the Butlers had been given just to get the line under Blue Ridge Ave.
“I understand,” Mayor Dean Morehouse told Mrs. Butler, “that economics are involved because you
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