Public Community Meeting Summary Report

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Kruger Energy Chatham
Optima Wind Project
Public Community Meeting
Summary Report
Prepared for:
Kruger Energy Inc.
3285, chemin Bedford
Montréal PQ H3S 1G5
Prepared by:
Stantec Consulting Ltd.
Suite 1 – 70 Southgate Drive
Guelph, Ontario
N1G 4P5
File No. 160960976
August 14, 2015
KRUGER ENERGY CHATHAM OPTIMA WIND PROJECT
PUBLIC COMMUNITY MEETING SUMMARY REPORT
Table of Contents
1.0
INTRODUCTION ............................................................................................................. 1
2.0
2.1
2.2
CONSULTATION PROCESS............................................................................................. 2
NOTIFICATION OF THE PUBLIC COMMUNITY MEETING ................................................. 2
PUBLIC COMMUNITY MEETING ........................................................................................ 6
3.0
CONCLUSION................................................................................................................ 9
LIST OF APPENDICES
Appendix A: Project Contact List
Appendix B: Notice of Public Community Meeting
Appendix C: Display Panels Presented at Community Meeting
Appendix D: Completed Sign-in Sheets
Appendix E: Completed Comment Forms and Communications Log
INTRODUCTION
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1.0
INTRODUCTION
In November 2014 the Independent Electricity System Operator (IESO) released a Request for
Proposal (RFP) for up to 300 MW of wind energy, as the first phase of its Large Renewable
Procurement (LRP) process. RFP responses are due September 1, 2015 and the IESO targets to
award contracts by the end of this year. The IESO undertook a Request for Qualification process
(RFQ) in 2014 to qualify eligible proponents (Applicants) to respond to the LRP. Kruger Energy Inc.
(Kruger) was one of the successful qualified Applicants allowed to move forward into the RFP.
A Public Community Meeting is required under Section 3.2.5 (c) of the LRP Rules, and a Public
Community Meeting Summary Report must be provided to the Clerks of the Project
Communities, and made public on the Project website. This Summary of the Public Community
Meeting held on Thursday, June 18, 2015 is part of Kruger’s commitment to inform and consult
with local communities and stakeholders regarding the proposed Project. The Public Community
Meeting was organized by Kruger to present an overview of the LRP process and to gather input
and comments on the Project. This Report presents a summary of the consultation activities and
feedback associated with this Public Community Meeting.
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CONSULTATION PROCESS
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2.0
2.1
NOTIFICATION OF THE PUBLIC COMMUNITY MEETING
In the early stages of the LRP process, Kruger developed a contact list wherein regulatory
agencies and those with a potential interest in the Project were identified. This list was also
developed to ensure adherence with the requirements for notification under Section
3.2.5(d)(i)(4) of the LRP Rules. As Kruger received feedback, contacts were added or removed
from this list. The Notice of the Public Community Meeting (Appendix A) was distributed via
Canada Post on May 30, 2015 as follows:
Delivered to
How we reached to them or N/A
If N/A, explain why
every assessed owner of Property located
within one hundred and twenty (120)
metres of the boundaries of the Properties
that, in whole or in part, constitute the Site,
and every assessed owner of Property
within one hundred and twenty (120)
metres of the proposed Connection Line, if
the Large Renewable Project utilizes a
Renewable Fuel other than On-Shore Wind
N/A
Project uses On-Shore
Wind as its Renewable
Fuel
every assessed owner of Property located
within five hundred and fifty (550) metres
of the boundaries of the Properties that, in
whole or in part, constitute the Site, and
every assessed owner of Property within
one hundred and twenty (120) metres of
the proposed Connection Line, if the Large
Renewable Project utilizes On-Shore Wind
as its Renewable Fuel;
A map indicating properties within
550 m of the properties that
constituted the Site was provided
to the Municipality of ChathamKent, with a request for
Assessment Roll information for all
properties within the indicated
area.
There is no Connection
Line proposed for the
Project.
The Municipality of Chatham-Kent
provided address information for
all assessed landowners within the
area.
A letter with accompanying
Notice and Invitation to Public
Community Meeting was sent by
regular mail (Canada Post) to all
addresses on the mailing list on
May 30, 2015.
every assessed owner of Property Abutting
the Properties that, in whole or in part,
constitute the Site, and every assessed
owner of Property on which the proposed
Connection Line is to be situated, other
than an owner described in Subsections
3.2.5(d)(i)(4)i or ii;
All Properties Abutting the Site
were included in the above
category
There is no Connection
Line proposed for the
Project.
every Provincial Crown Land Leaseholder
NA
The Site is not located
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Delivered to
with a Provincial Crown Land Lease
located on Property on which the Site is
located
If N/A, explain why
on Crown Land.
located within one hundred and twenty
(120) metres of the boundaries of the
Properties that, in whole or in part
constitute the Site, and every Provincial
Crown Land Leaseholder with a Provincial
Crown Land Lease within one hundred
and twenty (120) metres of the proposed
Connection Line, if the Large Renewable
Project utilizes a Renewable Fuel other
than On-Shore Wind
NA
on Crown Land.
located within five hundred and fifty (550)
metres of the boundaries of the Properties
that, in whole or in part, constitute the Site,
and every Provincial Crown Land
Leaseholder with a Provincial Crown Land
Lease within one hundred and twenty
(120) metres of the proposed Connection
Line, if the Large Renewable Project utilizes
On-Shore Wind as its Renewable Fuel
NA
on Crown Land.
with a Provincial Crown Land Lease that
Abuts the Property on which the Site is
located, other than a Provincial Crown
Land Leaseholder described in Subsections
3.2.5(d)(i)(4)iv, v or vi;
NA
on Crown Land.
every Aboriginal Community that, in the
judgement of the Registered Proponent,
acting reasonably, may be affected by or
otherwise interested in the Large
Renewable Project or proposed
Connection Line;
The Notice was provided by
regular mail (Canada Post) to the
following Aboriginal Communities
on May 30, 2015:
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Caldwell First Nation
Chippewas of Kettle and
Stony Point First Nation
Munsee-Delaware Nation
Delaware Nation (Moravian of
the Thames First Nation)
Chippewas of the Thames First
Nation
Aamjiwnaang First Nation
Bkejwanong Territory (Walpole
Island First Nation)
Oneida Nation of the Thames
Mississaugas of the New Credit
First Nation
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Delivered to
•
•
If N/A, explain why
Métis Nation of Ontario (MNO)
MNO Windsor-Essex Métis
Council
the clerk of each Municipality in which the
Large Renewable Project or proposed
Connection Line is proposed to be
situated;
The Site Considerations
information, Community
Engagement Plan, and Notice
were provided by courier to the
Clerk of the Municipality of
Chatham-Kent on May 29, 2015.
the secretary-treasurer of each local roads
board of a local roads area in which the
Connection Line is proposed to be situate
NA
There is no local roads
board, as the Project
Site falls within the
Municipality of
Chatham-Kent
the secretary of each Local Services Board
of a board area in which the Large
Renewable Project or proposed
Connection Line is proposed to be
situated;
NA
There is no Local
Services Board, as the
Project Site falls within
the Municipality of
Chatham-Kent
the secretary-treasurer of any Planning
Board that has jurisdiction in an area in
which the Large Renewable Project or
proposed Connection Line is proposed to
be situated
NA
There is no local
Planning Board, as the
Project Site falls within
the Municipality of
Chatham-Kent
the chair of the Niagara Escarpment
Commission, if the Large Renewable
Project or proposed Connection Line is in
the area of the Niagara Escarpment Plan;
NA
The Project Site is not
within the area of the
Niagara Escarpment
Plan
the Director, Environmental Approvals
Access and Service Integration Branch,
Ministry of the Environment and Climate
Change;
The Notice was provided to the
Director by regular mail (Canada
Post) on May 30, 2015
the secretary of every company operating
an oil or natural gas pipeline, if a pipeline
right of way for the pipeline is located
within two hundred (200) metres of the
Connection Line,
The Notice was provided to the
Secretary of Union Gas by regular
mail (Canada Post) on May 30,
2015
the Engineering and Development Branch,
Environment Canada at
[email protected] if the Large
Renewable Project uses On-Shore Wind as
its Renewable Fuel; and
The Notice was provided by email
on May 30, 2015
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Delivered to
the secretary-treasurer of each
conservation authority established by or
under the Conservation Authorities Act,
RSO 1990, c C.27 or a predecessor thereof
in whose jurisdiction the Project is
proposed.
If N/A, explain why
The Notice was sent by regular
mail (Canada Post) on May 30,
2015 to the Secretary-Treasurer of
the Lower Thames Valley
Conservation Authority, and the
Essex Region Conservation
Authority.
In addition, Kruger provided the Notice to the following:
•
Local MP;
•
Local MPPs;
•
Canadian Wind Energy Association
•
Lambton Kent District School Board;
•
Chatham Kent Fire and Emergency Services; and,
•
Government agencies, including:
−
8 WRISS, CFB Trenton
−
Radio Advisory Board of
Canada
−
Canadian Coast
Guard
−
Canadian Environmental
Assessment Agency
−
Canadian Broadcasting
Corporation
−
Department of
National Defense
−
Electrical Safety Authority
−
Ministry of Agriculture, Food
and Rural Affairs
−
Health Canada
−
Fisheries and Oceans
Canada
−
Hydro One Networks Inc.
−
Ministry of Tourism,
Culture and Sport
−
Ministry of Citizenship,
Immigration and
International Affairs
−
Ministry of Community Safety
and Correctional Services
−
Independent
Electricity System
Operator
−
Infrastructure Ontario
−
Ministry of Education
−
Ministry of Energy
−
Ministry of Environment
and Climate Change
−
Ministry of Municipal Affairs
and Housing
−
Ministry of Natural
Resources and
Forestry
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−
Ministry of Northern
Development and Mines
−
Technical Standards and
Safety Authority
−
Royal Canadian
Mounted Police
−
Ministry of Transportation
−
Ontario Heritage Trust
−
NAV CANADA
−
Ontario Energy Board
−
Natural Resources Canada
−
Ontario Provincial
Police
−
Parks Canada
−
Transport Canada
The Notice of a Public Community Meeting was published at least 15 days before the
Community Meeting on two separate days in the local newspaper, as detailed in Table 1.
Copies of the newspaper advertisements are presented in Appendix B.
Table 1: Newspaper Publication Schedule
Notice
Newspaper & Location
Publication Date
Notice of Public Community Meeting
Chatham Daily News (Chatham-Kent)
June 1, 2015
Notice of Public Community Meeting
Chatham Daily News (Chatham-Kent)
June 2, 2015
The Notice of a Public Community Meeting and a Public Community Meeting Reminder were
advertised on the Project website at http://chathamoptima.com (Appendix B).
2.2
PUBLIC COMMUNITY MEETING
The Public Community Meeting for the Project was held on Thursday, June 18th from 2:00 p.m. to
9:00 p.m. at the Merlin Community Centre in the Municipality of Chatham-Kent. Seventeen
representatives for the Proponent were available at the Public Meeting to discuss the Project
and answer questions. The Community Engagement Plan and Site Considerations Information
were made available for public review at the meeting, and panels prepared by Kruger were on
display to provide further information regarding the Project and Proponent (Appendix B).
Attendees were encouraged to participate by asking questions, providing opinions and
feedback, and signing a register to be placed on the Project Contact List for future Project
updates (Appendix D). In total, there were 96 attendees at the Project’s Public Community
Meeting. Comment forms were available at the public meeting and could be submitted at the
meeting, or submitted after the meeting to the Proponent by mail or email. One form was
returned, as presented in Appendix E. A summary of all comments received by the Project team
is also presented in Appendix E.
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Copies of the Notice, Site Considerations information and Community Engagement Plan (orange binders) were on
display at the Public Community Meeting.
Attendees discussing the Project with Kruger staff.
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Attendees discussing the Project with Kruger staff.
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CONCLUSION
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3.0
CONCLUSION
Overall, there was a positive interest in the Project as a socio-economic benefit to the
Municipality of Chatham-Kent. A number of attendees expressed interest in possibly hosting a
turbine or other project-related infrastructure on their properties. From the comments received,
concerns were raised with respect to:
•
•
Location of proposed roads in woodlands or agricultural lands; and,
Proximity of wind turbines to residences and a private aerodrome.
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Appendix A:
Project Contact List
Kruger Energy Chatham Optima - Aboriginal Contacts
Salutation
First Name Last Name
Title
Representing
Address
Chief
Louise
Hillier
Chief
Caldwell First Nation
P.O. Box 388
Chief
Greg
Peters
Chief
Delaware Nation (Moravian of
the Thames First Nation)
14760 School House Line
Chief
Burton
Kewayosh
Chief
117 Tahgahoning Rd.
Chief
Thomas
Bressette
Chief
Chief
Chief
Joe
Sheri
Miskokomon
Doxtator
Chief
Chief
Chief
Chief
Roger
Chris
Thomas
Plain
Chief
Chief
Chief
Bryan
LaForme
Chief
Mr.
Mr.
James
Jon
Wagar
Rochon
Manager, Natural Resources and
Consultations
Metis Nation of Ontario
75 Sherbourne St.
President
MNO Windsor-Essex Métis Council East
Bkejwanong Territory (Walpole
Island First Nation)
Chippewas of Kettle and Stony
Point First Nation
Chippewas of the Thames First
Nation
Oneida Nation of the Thames
Munsee-Delaware Nation
Aamjiwnaang First Nation
Mississauga of the New Credit
First Nation
Address 2
Town
Province
Postal
Code
Phone
Email
Leamington
ON
N8H 3W3
(519) 326-6914
[email protected]
R.R. #3
Thamesville
ON
N0P 2K0
(519) 692-3936 [email protected]
RR #3
ON
Wallaceburg
Kettle & Stony Point
FN
ON
N8A 4K9
519-627-5700
[email protected]
N0N 1J0
(519) 786-2125
[email protected]
6247 Indian Lane
320 Chippewa Road
2212 Elm Avenue
R.R. #1
RR #2
Muncey
Southwold
ON
ON
N0L 1Y0
NOL 2GO
289 Jubilee Road
978 Tashmoo Ave.
R. R. #1
Muncey
Sarnia
ON
ON
N0L 1Y0
N7T 7H5
(519) 289-5396
(519) 336-8410
[email protected]
[email protected]
8545 Townline Road
R.R. #1
Hagersville
ON
N0A 1H0
(905) 768-3858
[email protected]
Suite 311
Toronto,
Windsor,
ON
ON
M5A 2P9
N8X 4X9
416-977-9881
ext.107
[email protected]
1-899-243-5148
Kruger Energy Chatham Optima - Elected Officials
Salutation
Honourable
Honourable
Honourable
Mayor
Mr.
Mr.
Ms.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Ms.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
First Name
Rick
Rick
Dave
Randy
Mark
Bryon
Karen
Trevor
Frank
Steve
David
Joe
Leon
Carmen
Jeff
Michael
Darrin
Brock
Bob
Derek
Douglas
Last Name
Nicholls
Nicholls
Vankesteren
Hope
Authier
Fluker
Hermen
Thompson
Vercouteren
Pinsonneault
VanDamme
Faas
Leclair
McGregor
Wesley
Bondy
Canniff
McGregor
Myers
Robertson
Sulman
Title
MPP
MPP
MP
Mayor
Councillor
Councillor
Councillor
Councillor
Councillor
Councillor
Councillor
Councillor
Councillor
Councillor
Councillor
Councillor
Councillor
Councillor
Councillor
Councillor
Councillor
Representing
Chatham Kent-Essex
Chatham-Kent
Chatham-Kent
Council Ward 1 Ward West
Council Ward 1 Ward West
Council Ward 2 South Kent
Council Ward 3 East Kent
Council Ward 3 East Kent
Council Ward 4 North Kent
Council Ward 4 North Kent
Council Ward 5 Wallaceburg
Council Ward 5 Wallaceburg
Council Ward 6 Chatham
Address
Room 447 Main Legislative Building, Queen's Park
Suite 100 111 Heritage Road
48 Centre Street
315 King Street West
38 Stewart Avenue
10 Elmwood Avenue
7895 Talbot Trail
8667 Talbot Trail
P.O. Box 1089
93 Lemuel Street
30109 Oakdale Road
368 Hughes Street
7744 St. Philippe’s Line
8142 Starkweather Line
28750 Island View Road
117 Victoria Avenue
7 Cherokee Crescent
43 Christina Place
4 Crocus Court
202 Chippewa Drive
Address 2
PO Box 640
PO Box 941
RR #1
RR #1
PO Box 32
RR #2
PO Box 977
RR #1
Town
Toronto
Chatham
Chatham
Chatham
Tilbury
Tilbury
Blenheim
Cedar Springs
Blenheim
Thamesville
Croton
Dresden
Grand Point
Wallaceburg
Wallaceburg
Chatham
Chatham
Chatham
Chatham
Chatham
Chatham
Province
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
Postal Code
M7A 1A8
N7M 5W7
N7M 4W2
N7M 5K8
N0P 2L0
N0P 2L0
N0P 1A0
N0P 1E0
N0P 1A0
N0P 2K0
N0P 1K0
N0P 1M0
N0P 1S0
N8A 4L3
N8A 4K9
N7L 3A4
N7M 6J7
N7M 1G4
N7L 5K4
N7L 5L5
N7M 5S1
Phone
416-325-9099
519-351-0510
519-358-7555
519-436-3219
519-436-3228
519.436.3254
519.436.3206
519.350.3715
519.436.3207
519.436.3253
519.436.3252
519.436.3208
519.436.3221
519.350.3659
519.436.3229
519.436.3246
519.436.3218
519.350.2537
519.436.3216
519.350.8709
519.436.3234
Email
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
Kruger Energy Chatham Optima - Agency Contacts
Salutation
Mr.
First Name
Last Name
Alex
Trandafilovski
Michael
Lucking
Ms.
Sarah
Paul
Mr.
Martin
Mr.
Ms.
Title
Representing
Levert
Land Use Specialist, Aeronautical Information Management
(AIM)
Civil Aviation Safety Inspector, Aerodromes and Air
Navigation
Director, Environmental Approvals Access and Service
Integration Branch
Engineer
Jose Fernando
Anjala
Mojicac
Puvanathan
Director, Service Delivery
Director, Ontario Region
Canadian Coast Guard
Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency
Mr.
Robert
Hornung
President
Mr.
Jean-François
Nolet
Vice-President Policy and Government Affairs
To whom it may
concern
Address
NAV Canada
1601 Tom Roberts
Transport Canada Ontario Region
5431 Flightline Drive
Ministry of Environment and Climate Change
135 St. Clair Avenue West
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
1400, boul. René-Lévesque Est,
Bureau A10-9
200 Kent Street
55 St. Clair Avenue East, 9th
Floor
Suite 710, 1600 Carling Avenue
Address 2
P.O. Box 9824, Stn T
1 st Floor
Town
Province
Postal Code
Phone
Email
Ottawa
ON
K1G 6R2
Mississauga
ON
L5P 1A1
Toronto
ON
M4V 1P5
416-314-8171
[email protected]
a
[email protected] ; [email protected]
[email protected]
Montréal
QC
H2L 2M2
514-597-6359
[email protected]
Ottawa
Toronto
ON
ON
K1A 0E6
M4T 1M2
613- 998-1505
416- 952-1575
Ottawa
ON
K1Z 1G3
Ottawa
ON
K1Z 1G3
[email protected]
Mr.
Chris
Forrest
Vice-President Communication and Public Affairs
Ottawa
ON
K1Z 1G3
Ms.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Brandy
Mark
Drew
Jim
Giannetta
Bartley
Craig
Hawkes
Ontario Regional Director
Electronic Engineering Development Officer
EEDO - Engineering - Airfield Siting-Crystals - Wind Turbines
Department of National Defence
8 WRISS, CFB Trenton
PO Box 1000 - Stn Forces
Stn. Forces, PO Box 1000
Astra
Astra
ON
ON
K0K 3W0
K0K 3W0
Mr.
Capt.
Mario
Adin
To whom it may
concern
Rob
Lavoie
Switzer
Spectrum Engineering Technician
AEC Liasion Officer
Military Air Defence and ATC Radars
8 Wing Trenton
Astra
ON
K0K 2W0
613-392-2811 ext. 4834
Dobos
Environment Canada
Burlington
ON
L7R 4A6
905-336-4948
Environment Canada
Fisheries and Oceans Canada - Southern Ontario District
Fisheries and Oceans Canada
Health Canada
867 Lakeshore Road, P.O. Box
5050
3027 Harvester Road Unit 304
73 Meg Drive
180 Queen Street West, 10th
Floor
580 Booth Street, 17th Floor,
Room B7-3
580 Booth Street, 3rd Floor,
Room A8-3
580 Booth Street, 3rd Floor,
Room A8-3
930 Carling Avenue (CEF,
Building 7, Observatory
Crescent), 2nd Floor, Room:
28B
77 Metcalfe Street
280 Hunt Club Road
1601 Tom Roberts P.O. Box
9824, Station T
Burlington
London
Toronto
ON
ON
ON
L7R 4K3
N6E 2V2
M5V 3L7
905- 639-2935
519-668-3897
416-954-2206
Toronto
ON
K1A 0E4
613- 996-5762
[email protected]
Ottawa
ON
K1A 0E4
613-947-1591
[email protected]
Ottawa
ON
K1A 0E4
619-943-0773
Ottawa
ON
K1A 0Y3
613-992-8766
Ottawa
Ottawa
Ottawa
ON
ON
ON
K1P 5L6
K1V 1C1
K1G 6R2
613-563-5588
613-248-7554
1-866-577-0247/
613-248-4094
[email protected]
[email protected]
1+888+902-5768
[email protected]
Mr.
Ms.
Mr.
Ms.
Chantal
Dan
Kitty
Larochelle
Thompson
Ma
Manager, Environmental Protection Operations Division,
Ontario Region
Engineering and Development Branch
District Manager
Habitat Team Leader - Southern District
Regional Environmental Assessment Coordinator
Mr.
Anoop
Kapoor
Director, Renewable and Electrical Energy Division
Ms.
Jessica
Coulson
Team Leader- Environmental Assessment
Mr.
John
Clarke
Director, Environmental Assessment
Program Manager, CHIS
To whom it may
concern
Mr.
Mr.
Chris
Dave
To whom it may
concern
Csatlos
Ferris
Land Use Specialist, AIS Data Collection
NAV Canada
Civilian ATC Radars
NAV Canada
Aeronautical Information Services, Data Collection Unit/Land NAV Canada
Use Office
Radio Advisory Board of Canada
613-392-2811, ext. 7042
Mr.
To whom it may
concern
Alex
Beckstead
Radio Spectrum Engineer
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
1200 Vanier Parkway
Ottawa
ON
K1A 0R2
613-949-4519
Ms.
Francine
Boucher
Senior System Engineer, Mobile Communications Directorate Royal Canadian Mounted Police
1200 Vanier Parkway
Ottawa
ON
K1A 0R2
613-998-7338
Mr.
To whom it may
concern
Debra
Barry
Michael
Environmental
Coordinator
Clifford
Mr.
Ms.
Mr.
Walter
Maria
Tony
Kloostra
Agnew
Ierullo
Mr.
Mr.
Aleck
Murray
Dadson
Campbell
Chief Operating Officer
Director, Corporate Communications
Ontario Energy Board
Ontario Power Authority
Ms.
Kristin
Jenkins
Acting Vice President, Communications
Ontario Power Authority
Ms.
Mr.
Mr.
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
Mobile Communications Services
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Taylor
Putt
Stephenson
Regional Director General, Ontario
Regional Manager, Navigable Waters Protection
Regional Director, Civil Aviation - Ontario
Transport Canada
Transport Canada
Transport Canada
Transport Ccanada - Ontario Region
4900 Young Street
100 Front Street South
North York
Sarnia
ON
ON
M2N 6A5
N7T 2M4
416-952-2170
519-383-1862
4900 Young Street
Toronto
ON
M2N 6A5
416-952-0485
Frank
Action Regional Manager, Aerodromes and Air Navigation
Unit
Transmission Lines Sustainment Manager
Real Estate Management
Transport Canada
4900 Young Street
Toronto
ON
M2N 6A5
416-952-0248
483 Bay Street, 15th Floor
185 Clegg Road
483 Bay Street, 15th Floor, North
Tower
2300 Yonge Street, 27th Floor
120 Adelaide Street West, Suite
1600
120 Adelaide St. West, Suite
1600
3300 Bloor Street West
Toronto
Markham
Toronto
ON
ON
ON
M5G 2P5
L6G 1B7
M5G 2P5
416- 345-5338
[email protected]
416- 345-5213
[email protected]
Toronto
Toronto
ON
ON
M4P 1E4
M5H 1T1
416-481-1967
Toronto
ON
M5H 1T1
416-969-6288
Toronto
ON
M8X 2X4
(877) 682-8772
Mississauga
ON
M8X 2X4
(877) 682-8772
Independent Electricity System Operator
155A Matheson Blvd., West,
Suite 202
Station A, Box 4474
Toronto
ON
L5R 3L5
905-507-4949
[email protected]
To whom it may
concern
To whom it may
concern
To whom it may
concern
Mr.
Mr.
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Technical Standards and Safety Authority
Electrical Safety Authority
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Warren
Cooper
Vice President Operations
Manager, Environmental and Land Use Policy
Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs
Independent Electricity System Operator
Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs
Agriculture Information Contact Centre
Station A, Box 4474
1 Stone Road West, 3rd Floor
1 Stone Road West, 3rd Floor
Toronto
Guelph
Guelph
ON
ON
ON
L5R 3L5
N1G 4Y2
N1G 4Y2
905- 403-6900
519-826-3117
1-877-424-1300
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Ms.
Kim
David
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concern
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Hutchison
Regional Advisor
Ministry of Citizenship and Immigration
2nd Flr.
659 Exeter Road
London
ON
N6E 1L3
519- 873-4055
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Ms.
Ms.
Mr.
Mr.
Mary
Paula
Blair
Steven
Olijnyk
Kulpa
Rohaly
Mitchell
Manager (Acting) - Central Region
Manager (Acting), Culture Services Unit
Manager (Acting), Archaeology Programs Unit
Pupil Accommodation Unit, Business Services Branch
Ministry of Citizenship and Immigration
Ministry of Tourism Culture and Sport
Ministry of Tourism Culture and Sport
Ministry of Education
Toronto
Toronto
Toronto
Toronto
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ON
ON
ON
M7A 2R9
M7A 0A7
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M7A 1L2
416-314-6682
416-314-7144
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Mirrun
Zaveri
Deputy Director - Renewable Energy Facilitation Office
Ministry of Energy
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401 Bay St., Suite 1700
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Business Services Branch 900
Bay Street, 21st Floor, Mowat
Block
880 Bay Street, 2nd Floor
Toronto
ON
M7A 2C1
416-212-7701
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Title
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Address
Sweet
Senior Advisor – Gas Supply, Energy Markets
Renewable Energy Facilitation Office
Ministry of Energy
Ministry of Energy
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Ms.
Ms.
Edward
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concern
Annamaria
Barbara
Cross
Slattery
Manager, Strategic Policy Branch
EA/Planning Coordinator -– Hamilton Regional Office
Ministry of Energy
Ministry of the Environment and Climate Change- West Central Region
Ms.
Jane
Glassco
District Manager- Guelph District Office
Ministry of the Environment and Climate Change
Ms.
Sarah
Paul
Mr.
Mark
Fox
Mr.
Mark
Christie
Mr.
Louis
Bitonti
Director, Environmental Approvals Access and Service
Integration Branch
Network Radio Engineer, Government Mobile
Communications Branch
Manager- Community Planning and Development - Central
Municipal Services Office
Planner- Community Planning and Development
Ms.
Kazia
Milian
Mr.
Mr.
Ms.
Ian
Dan
Sandra
Ms.
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Ellen Fairclough Bldg
12th Flr
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Toronto
Hamilton
ON
ON
M7A 2C1
L8P 4Y7
416- 326-8995
905- 521-7864
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ON
N1G 4Y2
519-826-4258
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ON
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ON
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ON
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416-235-5544
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Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing
Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry
Ministry of Natural Resources
Amy
Cameron
Southern Region Renewable Energy Operation Team
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Joan
Van Kralingen
Manager, Policy Analysis & Development
Ministry of Northern Development, Mines and Forestry
Mr.
Glenn
Seim
Acting Land Use Policy and Planning Coordinator
Ministry of Northern Development, Mines and Forestry
Mr.
Barry
Duffey
Manager, Planning and Environmental Office
Mr.
Jason
White
Manager (Acting), Engineering Office
Ms.
Mr.
Mr.
Beth
Sean
Michael
Hanna
Fraser
Burger
Ms.
Paula
Brown
Director, Heritage Programs and Operations
Manager, Acquisitions and Conservation Services
A/Director, Facilities, Emergency Management & Security
Branch
Operational Policy and Strategic Planning Bureau
Mr.
Anil
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Ms.
Lisa
Myslicki
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Mr.
Ms.
Mr.
Don
Bruce
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Don
Shropshire
McAllister
Smith
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Mr.
Richard
Wyma
Stuebing
Province
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Hagman
Elliot
Gilbert
Ken
Town
Toronto
Land Use Planning Supervisor (Acting)
District Manager
Manager - Petroleum Resources Centre
Program Administrator-Petroleum Operations Section
Chief
Address 2
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South, PO Box 7000
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Whitney Block, Room 5360
PO Box 3060
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ON
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416-235-5575
Ontario Provincial Police
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Bldg D
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Bldg D
10 Adelaide Street East
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25 Grosvenor Street, 17th Floor
Toronto
Toronto
Toronto
ON
ON
ON
M5C 1J3
M5C 1J3
M7A 1Y6
416-325-5000
416-325-5019
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Orillia
ON
L3V 7V3
705-329-6903
Vice-President, Development Planning
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Toronto
ON
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416- 212-6183
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19th Flr.
1 Dundas St W
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ON
M5G 2L5
416- 326-4856
Parks Canada
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Union Gas Ltd.
Chatham
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519-436-5247
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Lower Thames Valley Conservation Authority
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2001
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ON
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519-776-5209 x 353
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5 Second St.
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Updated address and organization as per
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Appendix B:
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC COMMUNITY MEETING
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specified procurement targets for each renewable fuel: 300 MW for
wind, 140 MW for solar, 75 MW for waterpower, and 50 MW for
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Large Renewable Procurement (LRP). The Kruger Energy Chatham
Optima Wind Project, proposed to be located in the Municipality of
Chatham Kent, consists of approximately 10 to 15 turbines in the
same geographic area as the operational Port Alma and Chatham
wind projects, generating a potential 30 to 40 MW of electricity.
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This public community meeting is being held as part of the early
community engagement requirements of the LRP. The public
community meeting will present details about the Optima Wind Project
and its proposed connection line. Representatives of the proponent will be available to discuss the proposal and the overall LRP process. Should the
Optima Wind Project be awarded a contract, it would need to obtain all required permits and approvals and conduct any further required community
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Proponent:
Kruger Energy Chatham Optima, LP
Qualified Applicant from the LRP Request for
Qualifications stage associated with the proponent:
Kruger Energy Inc.
Name of the Project proposal:
Kruger Energy Chatham Optima Wind Project
Renewable fuel of the Project:
On-shore Wind
Proposed capacity of the Project (MW):
30 - 40 MW
Proposed connection point of the Project:
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Proposed location of the Optima Wind Project and proposed connection line
Municipality of Chatham Kent
Public community meeting information
Location: Merlin Community Centre, 150 Aberdeen Street, Merlin, Ontario
Date:
Thursday, June 18, 2015
Time:
2:00pm-9:00pm
Contact information for the proponent
Gilles Côté, Manager Sustainable Development
Kruger Energy Inc.
1-844-946-3674
[email protected]
3285 Chemin Bedford, Montreal, Quebec, H3S 1G5
www.chathamoptima.com
LIFE
Monday, June 1, 2015
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n LIFE: Cool cocktails and entertaining tips for warmer nights
Party al fresco
[email protected]
@ritademontis
Q: What are a few no-no’s as the host of the
party? (Like — don’t get too drunk)
Obviously, do not get carried away with your
drinking as more than anyone else, you need
to have a clear mind throughout the night so
that everyone else can enjoy their evening. Be
attentive to your guests and spend as much
time with them as possible. Plan ahead so
you’re not spending all the time in the kitchen.
Most importantly relax, everything will go
according to plan.
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turned into a frothy consistency.
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skin for a few minutes and I could
feel the bubbles working. It was
tingly, and there was an intense
effervescent feel on my face.
The great thing about the
mask is that it works on all skin
types and it’s fast. The key active
ingredients include vitamin C,
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ow do you find your bliss?
For me, it can be as
simple as getting a great night’s
sleep. Some days call for more
therapy than others, though,
and then I’m all about hitting
the spa. I first discovered Bliss
Spa in Los Angeles when I lived
there and life was — to say the
least — hectic! Then on a trip to
New York, I stumbled into their
SoHo location and I was hooked.
No matter where I was, as soon
I walked into Bliss, I was a happy
girl again — and I came out looking like a better version of myself.
So when I heard about a media
opportunity to try some of Bliss’s
new products and score their signature mini Triple Oxygen Facial, I
could hardly wait for the appointment. (Having the Sky Suite on
the 40th floor at the Trump Hotel
in Toronto as the makeshift spa
wasn’t bad business either.)
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Mike Indursky, president of Blissworld, to get the scoop on all
things beauty, and of course, oxygen. He says that he is very happy
to be working with ACI beauty distributors for the Canadian market, a new direction for the company that will help the brand
“come to life the way it should.”
As for how the oxygen gets into
the mask, he admits to knowing
more about why people love the
mask and the treatment so much.
“Globally, there is an increase
in pollution and sometimes
it doesn’t seem bad, but it’s
really bad,” says Indursky.
“Environmental aggressors and free-radicals.. rob your
skin of oxygen, and the anti-oxidants and oxygen in our products help destroy (these) which
will prevent premature aging.”
Preventing aging , getting
healthy glowing skin and looking like you just got 12-hours
of sleep — all from a mask?
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and then is able to run into this
person and act as if nothing
had happened, isn’t that a good
thing? If he acted all weird,
secretive and intimate — that
would be an indication that this
contact was a trigger for him. But
really, it seems to be a trigger for
you.
If your husband truly IS
addicted and you want to stay
with him, then you should take
a page out of the addiction and
recovery playbook and understand that you are powerless to
control him. You may choose
to love him through this, or you
may choose to leave him over
this.
You might also realize that
if you see this person and hold
your head up and “act” like
nothing has happened, it is one
way to reclaim your own life and
get some of your power back.
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functions provide a fix rather
than a cure to his problem.
Your advice?
— HEARTBROKEN
Dear Heartbroken: You
equate your husband’s emotional affair with an addiction.
So yes, it would be easiest on you
if your husband would agree to
totally abstain from social contact with this person.
But he won’t. So the only
question you need to answer for
yourself now is: “What’s next for
me?”
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AMY
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lemon wedge and discard it. Add
vodka, top with chilled soda and
garnish with lemon and basil.
1½ parts orange vodka (Grey
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3 parts soda
2 lemon wedges
n ADVICE
Dear Amy: Am I asking too
much to expect my husband
to eliminate all contact and
exposure to his (former) emotional affair partner? He feels
my requests are unreasonable
and continues to attend social
functions, knowing full well that
she will also be in attendance.
He remains friendly with her as
though nothing happened.
This affair nearly ended our
marriage and I long for a total
commitment without further
exposure to his past addiction.
My former therapist felt that my
husband should understand my
position and be willing to make
that commitment to me and to
our marriage. I relive the entire
heartbreaking period of our
marriage each time I see him
choose to be around her.
I can only assume this is truly
an addiction that must be dealt
with, beginning with total absti-
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and mixes to guarantee the most versatile
list of cocktail options?
Very simple choices like orange, lemon, lime
and grapefruit to start with, followed closely
by olives and onions if you are adding dry
martinis to your menu. Always try to get a
few seasonal ingredients too — strawberries
and raspberries are great options — they are
cheaper during the summer season and they
obviously add great flavour and colour to
your cocktails.
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should you give your guests?
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a non-alcoholic option, plus classic sodas
and water. For the alcoholic cocktails, a long
refreshing cocktail and a slightly stronger
option is always good. Don’t forget it’s almost
summer, and it’s getting warmer and you want
everyone to be able to enjoy themselves.
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for an al fresco party, and how much
should you plan to serve?
I tend to think of barbecues for summer
soirees, as it is always a perfect opportunity
to get the fire going and a great atmosphere
when you organize one. Salads and snacks
always work well too; ceviche and salads will
bring a fresh note to the evening and will
help guests to enjoy their evening without
getting too full. Plus you can prepare them
in advance. If you start with canapés or
amuses bouche, I would recommend five
to seven pieces per guest. If there is dinner
afterwards, that should be enough for a two
hour-long aperitif, otherwise double the
amount for the same timings.
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Summer entertaining is all about crisp, refreshing cocktails, where one is
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party when the season’s daytime heat spills well into the evening’s coolness:
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THE CHATHAM DAILY NEWS n TUESDAY, JUNE 2, 2015
n HEALTH: Dr. Ranjith Chandrasena first within Erie-St. Clair LHIN to get award
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Gun collection
pinched in
Wheatley
The owner of 12 long guns
has informed Chatham-Kent
police his collection was stolen
sometime over the last month
from his home in Wheatley.
The firearms include a Ruger
.233-calibre semi-automatic
rifle, an Antonio Zoli 12-gauge
double barrel shotgun, a 1903
Winchester .22-calibre single
shot and four Remington
shotguns.
The weapons are valued at
about $4,000.
Police are asking anyone
who knows anything about
the break and enter to contact
Const. Pete Bakker at peteb@
chatham-kent.ca or 519-4366600, ext. 81296 or Crime
Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS
(8477) and may be eligible for a
cash reward.
CONTACT US
Canoe stolen in Dresden
CHATHAM DAILY NEWS
Contact us directly:
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138 King Street W., Chatham
ON N7M 1E3 (Public Entrance
at Fifth Street) 2nd floor, stairs
or ELEVATOR
Chatham-Kent police are
looking for assistance regarding
a theft investigation late
Saturday night or early Sunday
morning in Dresden.
Police said someone entered
a fenced area on Metcalfe
Street West and stole a canoe
valued at $1,500.
Anyone with information is
asked to contact Const. Wayne
Plaquet at [email protected] or 519-436-6600, ext.
87040 or Crime Stoppers.
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A 58-year-old Ridgetown man
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Emergency crews were called
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Police said no one was
injured and total damage was
set at $1,000.
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Doctor feted for technological innovation
tor for southwestern Ontario,
credited Chandrasena’s visionary efforts for providing psychiatric clinics to several areas of the
province.
“Under his leadership, telepsychiatry clinics at CKHA have
improved access to psychiatry
services in under-served areas
and communities in this region
and beyond, including Leamington, Wallaceburg, Newbury,
Grand Bend and even out to
Woodstock,” said Feltz.
He is also using the videoconferencing service to reach out to
family members of patients who
live outside the province.
Saying the award is a partnership, Chandrasena noted that
OTN provides a secure connection, which is vital for keeping
patient information private.
“It ’s extremely impor tant
because we are dealing with
patient information that is confidential and that is why you need
an organization such as OTN
that secures that information and
guarantees the security that we
need for confidential information
going to and fro between organizations,” he said.
OTN is a not-for-profit organization that is funded by the
Ontario government and Canada
Health Infoway.
OTN launched the new awards
program to recognize leaders in
each of Ontario’s Local Health
Integration Networks.
Chandrasena is the first to
receive the award within the Erie
St. Clair LHIN.
John Bozzo, OTN executive
BLAIR ANDREWS
Postmedia Network
Chatham psychiatrist Dr. Ranjith Chandrasena is among the
first healthcare leaders in Ontario
to be recognized for using innovative telemedicine technology
to improve patient care in their
communities.
Officials with the Ontario Telemedicine Network (OTN) were
in Chatham Monday to present
Chandrasena with an inaugural Champion of Telemedicine
award.
With telemedicine, providers
use information and communication technology to deliver healthcare to patients or collaborate
with each other to improve care
delivery.
Chandrasena, the chief of medical staff and chief of psychiatry
at the Chatham-Kent Health Alliance, pioneered a form a videoconferencing.
Saying it didn’t make sense to
move a bed-ridden patient with
dementia from Wallaceburg to
Chatham, Chandrasena sought to
establish a link between Chatham
and the Sydenham campus of the
Health Alliance. This was well
before the OTN was established
in 2006.
Over the years, Chandrasena
has used the system to reach
more patients in any location
while lowering costs.
“The cost savings are enormous,” he said. “The ability to
deliver service which they would
not get otherwise is priceless.”
Lori Feltz, OTN regional direc-
ened her father outside a local
grocery store.
In a statement of facts, an
assistant Crown attorney told
court the former girlfriend was
not injured in the earlier incident
and the defendant shouted at her
father last fall, stating, “I’m going
to f***ing kill you.”
Defence lawyer Gudrun Mueller-Wilm told court a probation
report of her client’s more recent
behaviour proved “he is doing
everything right.
“He’s finishing his education,”
Mueller-Wilm said.
A joint submission for sentenc-
VICKI GOUGH
The Daily News
A young man left the Ontario
Court of Justice in Chatham Monday promising never to be in trouble with the law again.
Earlier, the 19-year-old defendant pleaded guilty to one charge
of assault when he was a young
offender and one charge of uttering a threat as an adult.
Court heard the Chatham
man gave his ex-girlfriend a twohanded shove during an argument over money sometime
between Aug. 1 to 31, 2013.
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Dean Muharrem, ext. 4700
Email: dean.muharrem@
sunmedia.ca
Dave Gervason, ext. 4704
Mike Gleeson, ext. 4703
lead for marketing and communications, noted the awards recognize that OTN provides the foundation, but it’s the efforts of the
healthcare providers that make it
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Ellwood Shreve, ext. 4714
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Mark Malone, Sports, ext 4713
Newsroom fax: 519-436-0949
Newsroom email:
[email protected]
BLAIR ANDREWS/POSTMEDIA NETWORK
Dr. Ranjith Chandrasena received a Champion of Telemedicine award
Monday. The chief of medical staff and chief of psychiatry at the
Chatham-Kent Health Alliance was honoured for his efforts to adopt
videoconferencing as a way to advance patient care.
ing called for a suspended sentence with three days credit of
pre-disposition custody on the
uttering threat charge and a $100
fine on the assault charge.
The defendant told court he
“lashed out” when he learned his
baby was about to placed into a
specific vehicle.
“I want to apologize. The reason I threatened her father is
because he was going to put my
child in his car and he was driving without a licence (he lost)
driving while under the influence (of alcohol),” the defendant told court. The accused was
also sentenced to 12 months probation, not to possess any weapons, provide a DNA sample, have
restricted access to his child and
ordered to enroll in counselling
for anger management, substance
abuse and domestic violence.
When asked by the judge if
court would see him again, the
defendant quickly replied, “No,
your honour, I will not be back.”
Focus on facts
An assistant Crown attorney
and defence lawyer met in the
judge’s chambers Monday to discuss facts in an attempted murder
investigation in Wallaceburg one
year ago.
Taylor Ermatinger, 21, of Walpole Island was charged with
attempted murder following an
altercation at Sam’s Hotel on Dufferin Avenue on March 20, 2014.
Chatham-Kent police
responded to the location just
b e f o re 1 2 : 3 0 a. m. t o i nv e stigate a fight between two
m e n k n o w n t o e a c h o t h e r.
One man was transported to
the Sydenham campus of the
Chatham-Kent Health Alliance in
Wallaceburg with life-threatening
head injuries and was later transferred to a hospital in London.
A publication ban prevents
reporting on evidence given in
court until the charge is either
dismissed or a trial is completed.
Two days have been set aside
for a preliminary hearing on Aug.
24-25.
[email protected]
n HEALTH: No charge to attend, registration required
Stroke congress planned
Daily News Staff
The first-ever Stroke Survivor
Congress to be held in southwestern Ontario will take place Friday, June 12 at the John D. Bradley Convention Centre.
The Chatham-Kent Health Alliance has partnered with the New
Beginnings, ABI & Stroke Recovery Association and the Heart &
Stroke Foundation for the event.
It will provide information to
help not only stroke survivors,
but their families, caregivers and
health-care providers.
Guest speakers for the congress
include:
• Dr. David Alter: “Keep your
engine running - Can Music Fool
the Brain into Pursuing Healthy
Activity?”
• Dr. Sarah Palmer: “Power of
Love - Helping Survivors of Stroke
and Family Members Understand
Each Other.”
• Dr. Ricardo Viana and Heather
Beecroft-Rock: “When Lightning
Strikes the Clock Tower - Stroke
Under 50.”
• Jenny Iszakovits: “Getting
Back into your Delorean - Driving
Post-Stroke.”
• Leqin Lu: “The Road Ahead
- Heart and Stroke Foundation
Focus Group.”
There is no charge to attend,
however, registration is required.
Register online at www.ckha.
on.ca/strokecongress
n AGRICULTURE
C-K grows for the world
FROM PAGE A1
Bendo said Chatham-Kent lives
with a high rate of chronic disease
and are some of the lowest consumers of fruits and vegetables in
Ontario despite access to a wide
variety of locally grown produce
and meats.
“Chatham-Kent grows for the
world,” Bendo said. “And while
the economic benefits are important, I want to highlight the many
health benefits that come along
with eating healthy local foods.”
The Kent Federation of Agriculture’s free Buy Local Buy Fresh
map is the easiest way to connect to food to the plate for locals
across the municipality and has a
list for what is in season for easy
shopping.
“It’s bringing it (local food)
into the forefront,” said Kathy
Delanghe, KFA secretary. “People are recognizing the benefit of buying local from the point
of economic impact, health and
affordability.”
She’s quick to add Chatham
would benefit from a permanent
and consistent farmer’s market,
similar to the one that operates in
Ridgetown, where produce could
be made available to those who
are transportation challenged.
North Kent councillor Leon
Leclair said he’d love to see the
development of a permanent
market space but it needs to have
good leadership organizing it and
the support of the community to
make it viable.
“It’s the big picture, it’s liability, a good spot, consistency,”
said Leclair. “Years ago we used
to have the slogan ‘Farmers Feed
Cities’. I’d like to change it up a little bit, farmers need cities also.”
Local Food Week will include a
number of farmers sharing their
stories with local media and Delhaven Orchards being recognized
as the Chatham-Kent Chamber of
Commerce’s feature industry of
the month on Friday.
[email protected]
Appendix C:
Display Panels Presented at
Community Meetings
Welcome
Chatham
Optima
Wind Project
Public COMMUNITY MEETING
Thursday, June 18, 2015
2 to 9 p.m.
Purpose of the Public
COMMUNITY MEETING
• To provide information on the Chatham Optima Wind Project
and the Large Renewable Procurement (LPR) Process;
• To provide information on the proposed layout;
• To receive input on the project and identify issues
to be considered during the LRP Process.
Community input is an important part of the project
planning and the LRP Process.
Please assist us by :
• reviewing the information panels
• speaking to a representative from Kruger Energy or Stantec
• filling out our questionnaire
You can also provide input by contacting Kruger Energy
at 1-844-946-3674 (1-844-WindNRG) or [email protected].
About the Proponent
• The proponent of this project is Kruger Energy Chatham
Optima LP (KECO), an affiliate of Kruger Energy Inc.
• Kruger Energy is a business unit of Kruger Inc. that specializes
in the development and management of renewable energy
power plants.
• Founded in 1904, Kruger Inc. is a major producer of publication
papers, tissue, corrugated cartons from recycled fibers,
biomaterials, green and renewable energy and wines
and spirits.
• The Company is also a leader in paper and paperboard
recycling in North America. Kruger operates facilities in
Quebec, Ontario, British Columbia, Newfoundland and Labrador,
and in the United States.
• Number of employees: 5,000
Kruger ENERGY OVERVIEW
Established in
2004
95 employees A business unit
of Kruger Inc.
500 MW of prospective
projects
under development
Major
independent
producer
of renewable
energy
Installed
Capacity: 545 MW
50 MW under
construction
Annual Production
Capacity:
2,224 GWH
35 facilities
in Canada and
the United
States
Our Commitment
Kruger Energy is committed to developing renewable energy
projects in keeping with the values of their host communities
and with the principles of sustainable development.
When developing new projects, Kruger Energy:
1 becomes part of the community for the long term;
2acts as a responsible and committed corporate citizen;
3builds relationships based on mutual respect and
cooperation with its neighbours.
ENERGY PRODUCTION SITES
9.9 MW
Lidya Energy L.P.
Lachute, QC
22.0 MW
100.0 MW
129.0 MW
Zeballos
Kruger Energy Montérégie L.P.
Deer Lake Power
Vancouver Island, BC
Montérégie, QC
Deer Lake, N.-L.
99.4 MW
Kruger Energy
Chatham L.P
Chatham, ON
9.9 MW
Hydro Bromptonville Inc.
Brompton, QC
17.6 MW
Corner Brook Pulp
and Paper Ltd.
(Cogen)
101.2 MW
50.0 MW
Seville Solar
Borrego Springs, CA
Corner Brook, N.-L.
Kruger Energy
Port Alma L.P.
33 MW
Multi-Fuel
Port Alma, ON
22 sites in the
United States
HYDRO
NEW YORK
MAINE
VIRGINIA
26.5 MW
WIND
Kruger Energy
Bromptonville L.P.
BIOMASS
COGENERATION
Landfill gas
Brompton, QC
SOLAR
Wind Farms in Chatham-Kent
Operated by Kruger Energy
• The Port Alma and Chatham Wind Farms are located
on the north shore of Lake Erie
• Total installed capacity: 200.6 MW
• 88 wind turbines
• Electricity is sold to the Ontario Power Authority
under 20-year agreements
• Expected total annual production:
approximately 660 GWh
(enough electricity to power the equivalent
of some 60,000 homes)
OVERVIEW OF THE PROJECT
• An optimization project within the area
of the existing Port Alma and Chatham
wind farms
• 10 to 15 wind turbines to be installed
• Total capacity of 30 to 40 MW of renewable power
• Ancillary facilities including access roads,
underground collector lines (no new overhead
lines) and expansion of existing substation
Wind Turbines TECHNICAL SPECS
Turbine Capacity
Tower Height
3 to 3.5 MW
100 m
Rotor Diameter
110 – 115 m
Total Height
155 – 157 m
Wind Speed for Operation
10 - 115 km/h
PrePARATION OF A TURBINE LAYOUT
Turbine Locations are
decided on the basis
of a scientific process that
includes consideration of:
• Wind Resource
Characteristics
• Environmental Setbacks
/ Municipal Setbacks
• Noise Assessment
• Constructability
• Presence of Other
Turbines
PRELIMINARY
PrePARATION OF A TURBINE LAYOUT
COMMUNITY BENEFITS
In addition to providing clean renewable energy for Ontario consumers,
the following benefits will accrue to the Municipality of Chatham-Kent
(based on a 40 MW project):
Community Benefit Contribution
$2,200,000
Maintenance Contract to Entegrus
$2,400,000
Building Permits
$200,000
Road Use Agreement (20 years)
$200,000
Estimated Taxes (20 years)
$750,000
Moreover, Kruger Energy is investigating the possible installation of
an Automatic Aircraft Detection System which will mitigate the impact
of tower lighting. If not feasible, a Supplemental Community Benefit
Contribution of $500,000 will apply.
The Ontario Government and
Renewable Energy
• The Independent Electricity System Operator (IESO) is responsible for
determining the long-term energy supply mix for the Province of Ontario.
• Through the Long-Term Energy Plan, the Government of Ontario
is committed to increasing the amount of installed capacity from wind,
solar and bioenergy to 10,700 MW by 2021.
• By 2025, about half of Ontario’s installed generating capacity
will come from renewable sources.
• In 2014, a new competitive procurement process was developed
by the IESO for future renewable projects larger than 0.5 MW.
This new process is called the Large Renewable Procurement (LRP).
The Large Renewable Procurement
(LRP I) Process
In July 2014, the Independent Electricity System Operator (IESO) released
a Request for Qualifications for proponents wishing to participate in an upcoming Request for Proposals (RFP) for up to 300 MW of wind energy. Kruger Energy qualified
to move forward into the RFP stage of LRP I.
The RFP is based on a set of criteria including:
• Price
• Ability to successfully develop wind projects
• Ability to fund project development
• Consideration of the natural environment (Site Considerations)
• Consultation with the project community, Aboriginal groups,
government agencies and other interested parties
(Community Engagement Plan and Community Meetings)
Kruger Energy will prepare an application for submission to the IESO by September 1, 2015.
The IESO will announce their decision by the end of 2015.
The Renewable Energy Approval
(REA) Process
If the Kruger Energy Chatham Optima Wind Project is selected in the LRP,
it will be subject to the Renewable Energy Approval (REA) process under
Ontario Regulation 359/09.
This process involves detailed studies of the following:
•Natural environment
including wetlands, woodlands and waterbodies
•Social environment
including noise and setbacks from property lines
•Cultural environment
including protected properties, heritage resources and archaeology
There will be extensive consultation with the local community,
agencies and Aboriginal groups.
The Renewable Energy Approval (REA) Process
adapted from the Technical Guide to Renewable Energy Approvals, MOECC 2013
Meeting with
Key Agencies/
FIT Contract
Launch Meeting
Scoping
the Project
Concept
•Project Class
•Project Location
•Ancillary Equipment
•Activities for
construction/
operation
•Participants will typically include: Project Developers and Consultants, Municipalities,
MOECC-Environmental Assessment & Approvals, MNRF, MTCS, OPA, ENERGY-REFO.
•Others as required: MOECC-District/Regional office, Local Conservation Authority,
Federal Agencies (DFO, CEA Agency, EC). Others determined by the applicant.
Conduct Site
Assessments &
Other Studies
•Natural Heritage
Assessment
•Cultural Heritage/
Archaeological
Assessment
•Water Assessment
•Other as required
•Obtain
Confirmation/
Comment Letters
from MNRF and
MTCS
Completing REA
Reports
•Project Description
Report
•Construction Plan
Report
•Design and
Operations Report
•Decommissioning
Plan Report
•Consultation Plan
Report
•Additional Reports
as required
Municipal/Public Consultation
Consultation
Aboriginal Consultation
Application
Submission &
Review
•Completeness Check
•Environment Registry
Posting
•Minimum 30-day
comment period
•Applicant posts REA
documents to project
website
•Applicant notifies
the public when the
application has been
submitted
•Focused Review
(6-Month Service
Standard)
Appeals Process
(If Applicable)
REA
Decision
Other Potential Approvals
PERMIT/LICENSE/AUTHORIZATION
ADMINISTERING AGENCY
RATIONALE
Aeronautical Obstruction Clearance
Transport Canada — Aviation Division
Turbine lighting and marking
Scientific Collectors Permit under the
Migratory Bird Convention Act, 1994 (MBCA)
and the federal Species at Risk Act (“SARA”)
Environment Canada/
Canadian Wildlife Service
Will be required for construction monitoring programs
Land Use Clearance
NAV CANADA
Aeronautical safety mapping and designations
Development, Interference with Wetlands,
and Alterations to Shorelines and
Watercourses Permit
Lower Thames Valley Conservation
Authority
Work within floodplains, water crossings, river or stream valleys,
hazardous lands and within or adjacent to wetlands. Projects
requiring review, Fisheries Act authorization and/or assessment
under the Canadian Environmental Assessment Act are
forwarded to the Department of Fisheries and Oceans (DFO)
Registration under the Endangered Species Act
Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry
Permit to potentially impact habitat or individual Species at Risk
Road Use Agreement
Required for use of municipal road allowances for collector line
siting
Entrance Permits
Entrance from Municipal and/or County roads
Road Condition Survey
Assessment of pre- and post-construction conditions
of municipal roads to be used for material delivery and
construction equipment movement
Traffic Management Plan
Adherence to road safety and suitability, including adherence
to load restrictions on municipal roads
Ongoing consultation
with the local community, Aboriginal groups,
and government agencies
we are
here
2015
2016 /
2017
LRP I RFP Application Preparation | April-August
Application Submission | September
IESO Decision | December
Site studies (Natural environment, archaeology, noise, etc.)
April 2016 - February 2017
Application of Renewable energy approval application
February 2017 - August 2017
Submission of REA application to MOECC
Third quarter of 2017
MOECC decision
First quarter of 2018
Construction
Fourth quarter of 2018 - Fourth quarter of 2019
2018 /
2019
HOW WIND POWER WORKS
Wind turbine
Underground cables
(telephone, electricity)
Underground cables
Access road
Transformer substation
Connection to public
electrical network
YOUR INPUT IS IMPORTANT
Please let us know your ideas, comments and
suggestions on the Chatham Optima Wind Project.
You can contact Kruger Energy by:
Telephone toll free: 1-844-946-3674 (1-844-WindNRG)
Email: [email protected] Website: www.chathamoptima.com
Thank you for attending our Public Community Meeting
Appendix D:
Completed Sign-in Sheets
Appendix E:
Completed Comment Forms and
Communications Log
Kruger Energy Chatham Optima Project
Communications Log
Date
Object
Action
Status
6/3/2015
Requested a map showing the location of all new turbines. Was refered to the Site Considerations Report.
E-mail sent June 4
Completed
6/8/2015
Requested how close is the nearest turbine to her property. Answer provided by e-mail.
E-mail sent 12 June
Completed
6/8/2015
Interested in receiveing new turbines on their property. Not possible due to constaints. Answer provided by e-mail and invited to Community meeting.
E-mail sent June 10
Completed
6/9/2015
Unable to attend June 18 meeting but would like to receive new turbines on his property. Directed to the website for copy of the layout and invited to call back if additional questions.
E-mail sent June 10
Completed
6/9/2015
E-mail from CEAA regarding potential applicability of Canadian Environmental Assessment Act. Sent to Stantec by JR Poulin
E-mail sent 10 June
Completed
6/10/2015
Received an empty envelope from Stantec. Is interested to receive turbines on his property. Invitation resent by e-mail and refered to website. Invited to attend the meeting to discuss further.
E-mail sent 11 June
Completed
6/10/2015
Owner of land in Chatham. Wants more information to receive turbine on his land. E-mail was sent to confirm that it is not possible at this time.
Call by G Cote. E-mail sent July 13
Completed
6/11/2015
Interested in having new turbine on his property. He was called back and invited to attend the Community meeting to discuss further.
Call by G Cote
Completed
6/12/2015
E-mail from Infrastructure Ontario regarding potential impact on IO lands. Sent to Stantec by JR Poulin for follow-up.
E-mail sent 17 June
Completed
6/17/2015
Wants more information on the project. After 2 calls, citizen was reached. He had attended the June 18 meeting and saw that there was no turbine on his property, so he had no more questions. He would have liked to have a
turbine.
Message left June 17, 23, no reply.
Final call June 24
Completed
6/17/2015
Informed of change of address. Call to validate but he didn't call back. He was finally reached on June 25 (see e-mail for new address)
Completed
6/17/2015
Wants more information on the project. After 2 calls, citizen was reached. He wanted to know if there were turbines south of Talbot Trail. I confirmed that there were none.
Paule left message. Was reached
June 25
Message left June 17, 23, no reply.
Final call June 24
6/17/2015
Wants a better map of the project. Call returned June 18. He would like to receive a paper copy showing the location of his property with respect to the wind turbines.
Letter and map sent June 26
Completed
6/17/2015
Interested to have a turbine on her land. Call back next week to confirm if there is a possibility of receiving a turbine. After validation, it is not possble to add turbines on this property due to noise regulations.
Answer provided by phone June 27
Completed
6/17/2015
Left message - "I don't support the project. I will be very loud about this." JJ Davis called him and had lengthy discussion with him. Several concerns were discussed including during contruction and operation. He was reasonably Call returned by JJ Davis. Was met
satisfied with the answers. He participated in the June 18 meeting afterwards.
at the June 18 meeting.
Completed
6/18/2015
Wants to know how close are new turbines to his property. Send distance and articles on effect of windfarms on value of houses.
Completed
6/18/2015
6/18/2015
Completed
Verbal request at Community meeting. Citizen wants copy of preliminary layout sent by mail to his address. Map sent June 25 by mail.
Call returned by G Cote. Letter sent
June 29.
Letter sent June 25
Completed
Verbal request at Community meeting. Wants to know the dsitance to the closest turbine from her home. She also wants to have a contact at Pattern Energy because their turbines are noisy.
E-mail sent 26 June
Completed
6/18/2015
6/18/2015
6/18/2015
6/23/2015
Met at Community meeting. Asked why nobody has installed turbines towards St-Thomas. Wind map was sent to him.
Met at Community meeting. Wants map of layout.
Met at Community meeting. Want position of her home on map of layout..
Unable to attend the Community meeting and wanted more information. She was concerned with property values but was generally supportive of the project. Send paper copy of studies on property values.
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
6/23/2015
6/27/2015
Wants a map showing the location of all new turbines. Map was sent June 24 by e-mail.
Interested in having a turbine on his property. I asked for his exact address. After validation, it was determined that it is not possible.
E-mail June 23
Letter sent June 29
Letter sent June 29
Call June 23 no reply. Call on 24.
Letter sent June 29.
E-mail sent June 24
E-mail sent June 29. Answer sent
July 13
7/14/2015
Request from Union Gas for a confidentiality agreement. They will then evaluate the possibility of conflict with their infrastructure - Will be followed up if project is retained in bidding process.
Answer provided by e-mail 21 July
Completed
7/14/2015
Wants information on setback requirements for wind turbines including aerodrome and commercial properties. Answer provided.
Acknowledgement sent July 15,
answer July 25
Completed
7/15/2015
Formal objection to addition of 3 turbines on the grounds that it will impact the ability to use the aerodrome safely. Letter sent on July 31 offering to visit the aerodrome to better understand concerns.
Acknowledgement sent July 15.
Letter sent July 31
Completed
8/12/2015
7/16/2015
Question on the meaning of No Build Zone. Agrees to Kruger visiting the aerodrome.
Formal objection to addition of 3 turbines for reasons of health, infrasound, flicker. Letter sent July 31 offering visit of windfarm and web address for Health Canada study and infrasound study.
Letter sent July 31
Completed
7/30/2015
Notice from Transport Canada regarding the determination whether the project will affect federal lands.
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