Suncor rejects municipality's ability to establish setbacks.
LAMBTON SHORES - When push comes to shove, Suncor Energy officials say they may turn to the province to push through their wind farm project in Lambton Shores.Read the entire article at the 'Sarnia This Week' website
Chris Scott, Suncor’s project developer, was appearing before Lambton Shores Council recently to talk about the company’s Cedar Point Wind Project. Up to 62 wind turbines will be installed in Lambton Shores and Plympton-Wyoming to generate about 100 megawatts of power.
As Scott was explaining the timeline for the project and inviting residents to an April 19 open house about the project, he was asked by Councilor John Russell about a bylaw recently passed by Plympton-Wyoming Council which called for a $200,000 per turbine deposit and a 2 kilometer setback for turbines from homes.
“We weren’t pleased,” says Scott. “It is a planning regime which is with the province to decide what the setbacks are.”
No comments:
Post a Comment